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Source: http://www.eatmyhamster.com/f/10+Incredibl...ms%2Ffreshstuff No 10. Mercedes-Benz Bionic The Mercedes-Benz bionic car is a concept vehicle based on examples in nature, in which Daimler Chrysler has also transferred the diesel engine technology of the future to a fully functioning and practical car for everyday use. Bionics

We have a Hokkien saying for this Hulk-wannabe: KONG CUM... [shakehead] From STOMP: http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/stomp/sg...ed_as_hulk.html Posted on 29 May 2012 This Hulk can't return to 'human' form after body paint mishap Be careful which character you choose to

Was driving along TPE one evening, noticed that there's this QQ cutting in/out traffic at ard 100km/hr. Driver using it as though sports car. 0.8 or 1.1cc small car, how stable can it be at such high speed? Playing with his life and others....

Too bad the Zoo Halloween got cancelled, otherwise can invite him.

Serangoon Stadium: If the above is packed, what do you call this?

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April 21, 2008 Gone in 49 seconds That is the time it took for terrorist Mas Selamat to leap to freedom, in an re-enactment of his daring escape after he got out of the toilet in the Whitley Road detention centre. By Ian Lim IN THE executive summary on the report of Mas Selamat Kastari's escape from Whitley Road Detention Centre (WRDC) on Feb 27, the Committee of Inquiry (COI) found that the detainee could have made his escape on Feb 27 in 49 seconds. In a re-enactment requested by the COI, a Gurkha guard took 49 seconds to retrace Mas Selamat's possible escape route from the detention centre. An unsecured window in the toilet of the visitors block allowed him to make the prison breakout. The executive summary was released by Deputy Prime Minister and Home Affairs Minister Wong Kan Seng in Parliament on Monday. On Feb 27, the COI found Mas Selamat was taken out of his cell for his family visit scheduled for 4pm to 4.30pm at the Family Visitation Block. At 3.35pm, two Gurkha guards escorted him to a locker room to change into civilian clothes. After changing into a light yellow baju kurung and greenish-grey pants, he was escorted by the two guards and a woman Special Duty Operative (SDO) - a junior Internal Security Department (ISD) officer - to the Family Visitation block at 3.54pm. He asked to use the toilet next to the family visit room to shave and comb his hair. One guard stood outside the toilet while the other followed him inside. Mas Selamat used the urinal cubicle and closed the door. He flipped his plants over the ledge above the door. He left the tap running. After a few minutes, the guard felt that Mas Selamat was taking too long. He alerted the other guard standing outside the toilet, who then reported to the SDO outside the toilet. The SDO asked a male Assistant Case Officer to check on the toilet. At 4.05pm, the male SDO kicked open the door of the urinal cubicle, Mas Selamat was not inside. The ventilation window pane located above this urinal cubile had been swung open. An immediate alert was raise that Mas Selamat had escaped. The COI found that Mas Selamat had about 11 minutes between 3.54pm and 4.05 pm to make his escape. The COI believes that while in the cubicle, Mas Selamat climbed onto the ledge located just below the ventilation window, pushed open the window and squeezed himself through it. He probably held on to a water pipe running vertically down the external wall of the toilet. The COI received forensic evidence from CID that smudges were found on the water pipe, although there were no conclusive fingerprints. A packet of seven rolls of toilet paper was found on the ground, which he could have used to break his fall. http://www.straitstimes.com/Latest%2...ry_229572.html amazing spin... of anti climax no cigar for ye. boo. so tat's it? case closed?