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Confessions of a Chou Chou/Bantal Busuk ownerFor the first time in history, an article is written in honour of the most amazing thing on earth, our chou chou/bantam busuk on our bed. I have a Chou Chou and I'm a proud Chou Chou owner. While many like me call it Chou Chou, other common names include bantal busuk, busuk busuk, with some even giving it pet names (aww so cute)... Chou Chou comes in different forms, shapes and sizes for. For some it might be a bolster, for others it might be a small pillow, hand-sewn blanket, or even random soft toys. The lucky ones have had their Chou Chou since they were a kid while some were slightly late to discover this hidden treasure but you know as they say, it's better to be late than never! One common characteristic of all Chou Chou is the smell, oh that heavenly smell. A deep breath of Chou Chou after a long day refuels my body with energy. When I'm heartbroken, I hug and cry with my Chou Chou and I feel much better very quickly. Only when I hold it in tight embrace at night that I can fall into deep sleep dreaming of unicorns and shit. The smell does vary according to the seasons and temperature though. Studies of my Chou Chou over the past 10 years have shown that mine tends to smell better during warmer days/temperatures. Cold weather/aircon tends to mute the smell a little but nevertheless, it is still good, just not as good. Continue reading at http://sgag.sg/posts/confessions-of-a-chou-chou-bantal-busuk-owner

have you guys ever felt guilty about how you reacted on the roads? i thought this could be a good place to pour your heart out. anyway, to the grey lancer SG*1102* i dont know if you surf this forum, but i was the silver golf that honked at you when you were trying to come into my lane to get onto MCE. i turned together with you and after i was done turning, i saw your signal and even before i could react, you started coming into my lane and i got a shock and gave a damn long honk and braked hard, to which you waved an apology. i'd also like to apologize for holding the horn, and i appreciate your apology. been quite a rough day for me and i got a shock when you started coming in just after the right turn.

newspapers always like to highlight those successful ones hor? what about those who din make it? maybe for every successful one, there are 100 who fail eg brilliant graduates earn 8k per month in their first job eg successful stock brokers earn 50k per month can also say lucky punter win 1m from casino [:|] TNP PHOTO: Ariffin Jamar At last Sunday

Edmunds.com hired a writer to go undercover, to find two jobs at two different dealerships to learn about what the dealers do to close the sale, and make huge profits from unsuspecting buyers.

Watched the movie 'The Sessions', funny but interesting...... and there is such profession in singapore

Within a day of its set up, the PAP Confessions page on Facebook has already gone viral. The page has garnered close to 2,700 'Likes'. When contacted via the Facebook page, one of the page administrators responded and claimed that there were four people behind the page. The administrator said while they hope the page makes waves, they will filter out any defamatory postings. They say the point of the page is to provide an anonymous platform for PAP members and associates to voice out what they may otherwise be unable to. The page administrator also claimed that three of them are active members of the PAP, and have been party members for 12 to 35 years. One post on the page is the main reason it has gone viral. It is an open letter addressed to the Prime Minister and signed off by a "Tan Ah Kow". So far, the posting has been shared by almost 5,000 people, liked by more than 6,000 and received close to 600 comments. The writer claims to be a grassroots leader. Response to the letter has been mixed, with some supporters, some skeptics and some who think that the Confessions page phenomenon has gone a little too far. When asked what they had to say to those doubting the credibility of the postings, the page administrator said: "It would take a leap of faith and judgement should be passed on the content rather than the person posting it." http://www.tnp.sg/trending/content/pap-con...page-goes-viral Here is the letter from "Tan Ah Kow" taken from the facebook of PAP Confessions. A lengthy but well written article. Letter from a Grassroots Leader to PM Dear Prime Minister, I am one of your grassroots leader. I've voluntereed and served in one of your constituency for the last 20 years. I've had these thoughts percolating in my mind for many months. With what I observed in the last 2 weeks, starting with the Punggol BE then the White Paper, I decided to take the risk and go ahead and send this letter to you. I hope you do not take any of these the wrong way. After the GE2011 elections, the PAP was dealt a big blow with the unprecedented loss of a GRC. You did a post-mortem with us, and with your MPs. One of the message we tried to send you then was: You (meaning the PAP leadership) just didn't listen to us. We told you there were many problems on the ground, you did not listen. After the GE, you said PAP will change. The next challenge came in Hougang BE. You picked a great PAP candidate and for a while, we thought he could pull off a win. But against the advice of the candidate and the PAP grassroots, you deployed your big guns (KBW, TCH etc) and hijacked the message on the ground. You did not listen. The Punggol BE decisive loss was unexpected. The PAP grassroots told you to send one of us, a grassroots type person, to the fight. You chose to parachute in an unknown, someone who just joined the party weeks ago. He commited gaffe after gaffe. You did not listen. And right after the Punggol BE, you unveiled the White Paper. I know that those close to you, including the mainstream media, are praising you for daring to take on the problems of the future, of not sweeping things aside. But let me tell you this : I think you, and your top leadership, screwed up big time. I am sorry I have to use this language. You see, I'm a business leader too. I know what its like to be surrounded by people reporting to you, who are naturally disposed to tell you what you want to hear. Or are all molded in the same way. I am outside your

I see NUS and some other places have a similar thread, so i thought of starting one here. pls remove if deem not right. I confess i have a crush on this girl. I met her at Starbucks at Thomson Plaza this evening. She was the only chinese girl there but she was not wearing a name tag. She has the most angelic and impish smile i have seen a long time. The queue was very long but she was impatient at all. She even apologized to me for the long wait. I was struck by cupid at that instant. But i wasnt brave enough to ask for her number so i just stood at a corner and admire your sweet smile. i hope i will see you again tomorrow evening and i could muster enough courage to ask you for your name if not her number. arrgh...dont think i can sleep tonight

By Leong Chan Hoong. "Driving is not just about the hardware (i.e., the car) as the software (i.e., the symbol) associated with it is equally if not more influential. The car that you drive defines who you are and it is symbol of what you have or can accomplish(ed). For instance, I have learned that the Nissan GTR is a magnet for

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fantastic documentary about singapore prisons http://video.xin.msn.com/watch/video/episode-4/1dkbh69up

its gonna be the end of the year. any1 got any cofessions to make? i'll stats d ball. i shall start making use of my signal lights. i shall start driving less aggressive. i shall start putting up parkign coupons. i shall stop horning un-neccessary. i shall stop eating lollipops whilst driving and throwing the stick out of d window. i shall stop parking along d roadside. i shall stop cursing and swearing at inconsiderate drivers.