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Joanne Peh's Land Rover tio vandalised!!
- Thread starter Alamaking
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After meeting the parents....go hotel where penis meets vagina.
Please do not insult the trannies.
wah knn! this is good man!!!
Brigade
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She has the height but she lacks the face. Two previous TCS stars were much better looking.
Division
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She looks like Ix Shen's gal?
U make me itchy.
I do hv hots for Jessican Liu and she knows it cos we telepathy all the time. hehe..
U make me itchy.
I do hv hots for Jessican Liu and she knows it cos we telepathy all the time. hehe..
You scratch my back and i'll scratch yours.
Good enuf for me.
She's still one of the few actresses with an innocent charm, unless most who act high class but lack substance.
Dat angmoh has been brutalising her for many yrs...... I wonder how many trucks can masuk now?
Re: Maybe You Guys Should Read Tis
Police nab suspects allegedly responsible for vandalising Joanne Peh's car
December 7, 2012 - 12:10am
By: Nathaniel Hong
PHOTO: SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS
Actress Joanne Peh, who is to play a police officer in the upcoming Chinese drama series C.L.I.F 2, became a victim of crime in real life when her car was splashed with red paint on Monday.
Peh feared for her safety and that of her family, but had faith that the police would not let the culprits get away with it.
And she was relieved when the police apprehended three Malaysian suspects yesterday at Woodlands Checkpoint as they were about to leave the country.
They are believed to be involved in more than 10 cases of loan-shark harassment islandwide and will be charged in court on Friday (Dec 7).
Read the full report in The New Paper on Friday (Dec 7).
Police nab suspects allegedly responsible for vandalising Joanne Peh's car
December 7, 2012 - 12:10am
By: Nathaniel Hong
PHOTO: SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS
Actress Joanne Peh, who is to play a police officer in the upcoming Chinese drama series C.L.I.F 2, became a victim of crime in real life when her car was splashed with red paint on Monday.
Peh feared for her safety and that of her family, but had faith that the police would not let the culprits get away with it.
And she was relieved when the police apprehended three Malaysian suspects yesterday at Woodlands Checkpoint as they were about to leave the country.
They are believed to be involved in more than 10 cases of loan-shark harassment islandwide and will be charged in court on Friday (Dec 7).
Read the full report in The New Paper on Friday (Dec 7).
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