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PM Lee already started working even on his sick bed. RESPECT!
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Well, it will depend mainly on the women at the next General Election:
The ONLY way the PAP can lose ANY General Election is IF...
http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?200695
That's why I say the PAP is irreplaceable. Not only are they the most talented people in the world, they show their talent on their faces.
Well said. I have addered to your points.
u rooking 4 a fubu among dem? ...
he had clearly lost all his glorious shine ... :o
wat happened? ... wat did u do? ...
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Maybe he did? Got to maintain morale.
Do you mean he doesn't really have prostate cancer?It is one big wayang.
If yes, was his "lymphoma" during the 1990s also a lie?
If yes again, does this mean the elite, and only those few elite, members of the PAP really have superior genes?
Is LHL using his latest "cancer" to discern this year's political climate in Singapore?
If yes, then I think he'll be most concerned about the loyalty of Singaporean women to the PAP, and also the loyalty of the Regulars in the SAF and the SPF... whether they'll all still vote for the PAP even if LHL dies suddenly this year...
For the past two days, I really believed LHL has prostate cancer...
He may well have the illness. But it is still a show to have all these peektures made available for the public.
In the days of yore, people would recuperate from their illnesses in the privacy of hospital and home, only in the company of family and close friends.
In the days of yore, people would recuperate from their illnesses in the privacy of hospital and home, only in the company of family and close friends.
Do you mean he doesn't really have prostate cancer?
If yes, was his "lymphoma" during the 1990s also a lie?
If yes again, does this mean the elite, and only those few elite, members of the PAP really have superior genes?
Is LHL using his latest "cancer" to discern this year's political climate in Singapore?
If yes, then I think he'll be most concerned about the loyalty of Singaporean women to the PAP, and also the loyalty of the Regulars in the SAF and the SPF... whether they'll all still vote for the PAP even if LHL dies suddenly this year...
For the past two days, I really believed LHL has prostate cancer...
oh, ok, thanks.He may well have the illness. But it is still a show to have all these peektures made available for the public.
In the days of yore, people would recuperate from their illnesses in the privacy of hospital and home, only in the company of family and close friends.
For a moment, I thought you really had some kind of inside information...
Need to act cute, failing which Ass Loon will withhold these ball carriers' $million salaries?
syc·o·phant
ˈsikəˌfant,ˈsikəfənt/
noun
noun: sycophant; plural noun: sycophants
Origin
mid 16th century (denoting an informer): from French sycophante, or via Latin from Greek sukophantēs ‘informer,’ from sukon ‘fig’ + phainein ‘to show’; the association with informing against the illegal exportation of figs from ancient Athens (recorded by Plutarch) is not substantiated.
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syc·o·phant
ˈsikəˌfant,ˈsikəfənt/
noun
noun: sycophant; plural noun: sycophants
- a person who acts obsequiously toward someone important in order to gain advantage.
synonyms: yes-man, bootlicker, brown-noser, toady, lickspittle, flatterer, flunky, lackey, spaniel, doormat, stooge, cringer, suck, suck-up "I thought you wanted a competent assistant, not a nodding sycophant"
Origin
mid 16th century (denoting an informer): from French sycophante, or via Latin from Greek sukophantēs ‘informer,’ from sukon ‘fig’ + phainein ‘to show’; the association with informing against the illegal exportation of figs from ancient Athens (recorded by Plutarch) is not substantiated.
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