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lol i just received sengkang comment 
Thread: This sengkang member a BOT ?
Huat ah, what did i offence? let me tell you, i can be very soft with you and very hard with you as well. please don't test my feeling
Hey sengkang, i don't give a shit on you. Be it soft or hard. Threatening me online just shows how low life you are. Keep your JIAO Words
Thread: This sengkang member a BOT ?
Huat ah, what did i offence? let me tell you, i can be very soft with you and very hard with you as well. please don't test my feeling
Hey sengkang, i don't give a shit on you. Be it soft or hard. Threatening me online just shows how low life you are. Keep your JIAO Words
Day 2 of Penang trip started off with breakfast in the hotel. At 9.30am, residents and friends embarked on a day of sight seeings which include visits to Surname Bridge, Fort Cornwallis, The Reclining Buddha Temple, the Burmese Temple and Batik factory. Shopping for Penang's food products was done at local produce shops. Dinner was served at a local Chinese restaurant and all the March babies on this tour had their birthdays celebrated too! The much eventful day ended with a visit to the night market.
Day 2 of Penang trip started off with breakfast in the hotel. At 9.30am, residents and friends embarked on a day of sight seeings which include visits to Surname Bridge, Fort Cornwallis, The Reclining Buddha Temple, the Burmese Temple and Batik factory. Shopping for Penang's food products was done at local produce shops. Dinner was served at a local Chinese restaurant and all the March babies on this tour had their birthdays celebrated too! The much eventful day ended with a visit to the night market.
Day 2 of Penang trip started off with breakfast in the hotel. At 9.30am, residents and friends embarked on a day of sight seeings which include visits to Surname Bridge, Fort Cornwallis, The Reclining Buddha Temple, the Burmese Temple and Batik factory. Shopping for Penang's food products was done at local produce shops. Dinner was served at a local Chinese restaurant and all the March babies on this tour had their birthdays celebrated too! The much eventful day ended with a visit to the night market.
Day 2 of Penang trip started off with breakfast in the hotel. At 9.30am, residents and friends embarked on a day of sight seeings which include visits to Surname Bridge, Fort Cornwallis, The Reclining Buddha Temple, the Burmese Temple and Batik factory. Shopping for Penang's food products was done at local produce shops. Dinner was served at a local Chinese restaurant and all the March babies on this tour had their birthdays celebrated too! The much eventful day ended with a visit to the night market.
Day 2 of Penang trip started off with breakfast in the hotel. At 9.30am, residents and friends embarked on a day of sight seeings which include visits to Surname Bridge, Fort Cornwallis, The Reclining Buddha Temple, the Burmese Temple and Batik factory. Shopping for Penang's food products was done at local produce shops. Dinner was served at a local Chinese restaurant and all the March babies on this tour had their birthdays celebrated too! The much eventful day ended with a visit to the night market.
Day 2 of Penang trip started off with breakfast in the hotel. At 9.30am, residents and friends embarked on a day of sight seeings which include visits to Surname Bridge, Fort Cornwallis, The Reclining Buddha Temple, the Burmese Temple and Batik factory. Shopping for Penang's food products was done at local produce shops. Dinner was served at a local Chinese restaurant and all the March babies on this tour had their birthdays celebrated too! The much eventful day ended with a visit to the night market.
Day 2 of Penang trip started off with breakfast in the hotel. At 9.30am, residents and friends embarked on a day of sight seeings which include visits to Surname Bridge, Fort Cornwallis, The Reclining Buddha Temple, the Burmese Temple and Batik factory. Shopping for Penang's food products was done at local produce shops. Dinner was served at a local Chinese restaurant and all the March babies on this tour had their birthdays celebrated too! The much eventful day ended with a visit to the night market.
Day 2 of Penang trip started off with breakfast in the hotel. At 9.30am, residents and friends embarked on a day of sight seeings which include visits to Surname Bridge, Fort Cornwallis, The Reclining Buddha Temple, the Burmese Temple and Batik factory. Shopping for Penang's food products was done at local produce shops. Dinner was served at a local Chinese restaurant and all the March babies on this tour had their birthdays celebrated too! The much eventful day ended with a visit to the night market.
Day 2 of Penang trip started off with breakfast in the hotel. At 9.30am, residents and friends embarked on a day of sight seeings which include visits to Surname Bridge, Fort Cornwallis, The Reclining Buddha Temple, the Burmese Temple and Batik factory. Shopping for Penang's food products was done at local produce shops. Dinner was served at a local Chinese restaurant and all the March babies on this tour had their birthdays celebrated too! The much eventful day ended with a visit to the night market.
Day 2 of Penang trip started off with breakfast in the hotel. At 9.30am, residents and friends embarked on a day of sight seeings which include visits to Surname Bridge, Fort Cornwallis, The Reclining Buddha Temple, the Burmese Temple and Batik factory. Shopping for Penang's food products was done at local produce shops. Dinner was served at a local Chinese restaurant and all the March babies on this tour had their birthdays celebrated too! The much eventful day ended with a visit to the night market.
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