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Serious Good grief! Prata in ICU
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"Jabba, this is your last chance, free us and die!" Twisting Luke's challenge.
One big piece of lard still fighting the biggest battle of his life, every minute and second that ticked pass will eat into the tax payers' pocket, tick tock tick tock............
The news of the Japanese table tennis team's victory over PRC team B may have overwhelmed Prataman to such an extent that he catapulted from the death bed and shouted "Banzai!!!", miracles do happen sometimes.
The news of 2 Japanese girls defeated China Team B may had energized Prataman, thus he managed to last till today......
His history and evil root of collaborating with the Japanese during WWII still runs in his blood till today.
Schooling went at 3pm
To present Prataman with the gold medal for being the only Elected President who was not elected by the people for all his 2 terms in presidency?
One whole day almost passed.......Tick tock tick tock, goes the clock.
Schooling visits a dying prataman. Can Schooling help revive sinkies' keling Ah Gong?
SINGAPORE — National swimmer Joseph Schooling has paid a visit to ailing former President S R Nathan, who suffered a stroke late last month and is in critical condition in the Intensive Care Unit at Singapore General Hospital.
Schooling, who is back home after clinching a historic gold medal for Singapore in the 100m butterfly event at the Rio Olympics, visited Mr Nathan at about 3pm on Wednesday (Aug 17). The swimmer made no comments as he left the hospital.
A close friend of the Schooling family told TODAY: "It was a personal visit. Mr Nathan has been a good president and Joseph really wanted to show his respect."
The last public update on Mr Nathan's condition came from Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on August 5. In a Facebook post after visiting Mr Nathan, Mr Lee said the former President was "critically ill and unconscious", though his vital signs were stable.
This is the second stroke the 92-year-old Mr Nathan has suffered in two years. He had been recovering from a stroke in April last year and had been undergoing
http://www.todayonline.com/singapore/schooling-visits-former-president-nathan-hospital
SINGAPORE — National swimmer Joseph Schooling has paid a visit to ailing former President S R Nathan, who suffered a stroke late last month and is in critical condition in the Intensive Care Unit at Singapore General Hospital.
Schooling, who is back home after clinching a historic gold medal for Singapore in the 100m butterfly event at the Rio Olympics, visited Mr Nathan at about 3pm on Wednesday (Aug 17). The swimmer made no comments as he left the hospital.
A close friend of the Schooling family told TODAY: "It was a personal visit. Mr Nathan has been a good president and Joseph really wanted to show his respect."
The last public update on Mr Nathan's condition came from Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on August 5. In a Facebook post after visiting Mr Nathan, Mr Lee said the former President was "critically ill and unconscious", though his vital signs were stable.
This is the second stroke the 92-year-old Mr Nathan has suffered in two years. He had been recovering from a stroke in April last year and had been undergoing
http://www.todayonline.com/singapore/schooling-visits-former-president-nathan-hospital
Schooling visits a dying prataman. Can Schooling help revive sinkies' keling Ah Gong?
SINGAPORE — National swimmer Joseph Schooling has paid a visit to ailing former President S R Nathan, who suffered a stroke late last month and is in critical condition in the Intensive Care Unit at Singapore General Hospital.
Schooling, who is back home after clinching a historic gold medal for Singapore in the 100m butterfly event at the Rio Olympics, visited Mr Nathan at about 3pm on Wednesday (Aug 17). The swimmer made no comments as he left the hospital.
A close friend of the Schooling family told TODAY: "It was a personal visit. Mr Nathan has been a good president and Joseph really wanted to show his respect."
The last public update on Mr Nathan's condition came from Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on August 5. In a Facebook post after visiting Mr Nathan, Mr Lee said the former President was "critically ill and unconscious", though his vital signs were stable.
This is the second stroke the 92-year-old Mr Nathan has suffered in two years. He had been recovering from a stroke in April last year and had been undergoing
http://www.todayonline.com/singapore/schooling-visits-former-president-nathan-hospital
PAP threaten him with no money if he doesnt visit.
Still resting on the death bed and the tax payers' money simply flow into his pension and medical bills profusely......
The one lying on the bed, got "eight" Olympic Gold Medals......where is the old fart ashes being kept...did Schooling go there & pay his respects.....we are paying for a very expensive piece of "rotting carcass"...no shame....taxpayers still paying with their blood, sweat & tears....
Big lucky piece of lard indeed......
Nabey......life indeed very hard. Now still resting.
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