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she does...she has been there for some years
Thanks. Was it a popular song during its time?
erection2015
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erection2015
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Are you a Beatles' fan?
erection2015
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you must be well educated to be able to enjoy and appreciate the Beatles during the 1960s...Singapore was quite poor and many singaporeans were just struggling to make a living and feed their families
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Thanks, nice. You must be a Beatles' fan
Yes... indeed, I was a fan, but there was a stage when the Beach Boys were more popular...... listen and you will know why:
[video=youtube;d8d28nyeWyI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8d28nyeWyI[/video]
good question.
but i guess the ICA staff knows the answer shd a person ahs to make a choice between Singapore citizenship and australian citizenship.
australia is very selective and strict in admitting PRs and new citizens and yet many foreigners are queue-ing.
singapore is throwing its PR and citizenship spreading its legs wide open...but many foreigners are rejecting SG
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1 or 2 transistor radios shared by many nebbers....so none exactly very rich. But ya we went to ok schools and got our education.
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