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http://www.todayonline.com/articles/311616.asp Also... Leave Geylang as it is, please..

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In a dimly lit KTV, most of the mei mei look beautiful. Once they are exposed under the sun, most of them would look like this...

I share the same problem as described in my office. However, my home pc starhub broadband is working fine.

No. He had tried that many years ago. He had said that if given a choice, he would like to adopt the Japanese model. Singaporean women would still be given a chance to pursue higher education - Not with the hard science & technology but with the softer side of education, e.g. floral...

To rob the garment of $0.50.. Park your car at one of the road side URA parking lots infront of a coffee shop at one of the Lorongs in Geylang. Need not display any parking coupon. But make sure your car is within sight just in case of emergency. It takes about half an hour to 45 minutes...

Spot on...

I am afraid the question could only be answered by the defence minister or his perm sect of that time.

Hokkien Platoon was introduced in the early 70s to cater to those who spoke neither English nor Chinese (Mandarin). Soldiers were differentiated by the colours of the name tags (green, yellow & red) worn by them. It has since ceased to exist.

there is a local canto saying: kin kwai, ..... when watching korean or other foreign films for that matter, i like watching it in its original flavour. there is the english / mandarin subtitles which i can read and understand what's all the talking about.;) Fully agreed. Take...

I tot I could have plenty of those 原汁原味 "Man In The Net" type of Cantonese drama serials in cabled TV when I subscribed to it. Later I found out that even in the paid tv channels, dialect programmes are curtailed. That was the reason why I ceased the subscription few years back.

Spot on..! I told my friends exactly the same thing this morning.

Are the management staff of CIC having million dollars salary in order to reap such large profit..?

"Dialets Make Business Sense" - Full article by Ang Kian Chuan (The Straits Times 9 Mar 09): http://www.straitstimes.com/ST%2BForum/Story/STIStory_347684.html I have been actively learning and using dialects (Hokkien, Cantonese, Teochew, Hakka, Hainanese) all this while and I fully...

yaa.. the trishaw riders, taxi drivers, barbers, cabaret dance hostesses, and every fathers, mothers and sons..

It was reported that his secretary's letter (in today's ST) was in response to an article by Ms Jalelah Abu Baker ("One generation - that's all it takes for a languae to die") published yesterday. It would be interesting to read the article by Ms Jalelah Abu Baker Where can the article be...

So, is he a student or a staff member of NTU..?

Reason is very simple. It has been managed in such a way that the general public feel that the country does not belong to them anymore. It belongs to a selected few..

As the saying goes..."连佛都有火".