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Meaning too enjoy Arse Fcuk in NS and becum a changed man

嘴巴讲不要，身体很诚实

Green cone out of blue, wins the Blue mah A Chinese helicopter saying;)

Tiagong,it is a great help to open new connections to heaven de woh

3mil will invite a lot unconditional love de woh

U need a Hindi Magical Tongue as well

Shhhh… this is a special topic mean for VERS project in post 2030 mah

My alarm bell goes off when they say老公

New Sinki Dream = Swiss Squeeze Standard of Living?

Yeah…seem like triggered few big earthquakes this week de woh…why hah?

Must always welcome Next Better Player mah Else who pay for Hardlanders CeeePeeeFffff

Machiam meaning new gen are playing Dungeon and Dragons game with Hero Unlimited Rule Book…no wonder so many new Foreign Talents class NPC Cosplayers join the game :)

多儿多女多冤家，无儿无女坐莲花?

The Singapore Dream worked. Past tense. The question is whether we’re willing to admit it was a limited-time offer—and that the window closed before most of today’s young adults ever had a chance to walk through. https://siliconcanals.com/j-the-singapore-dream-was-a-one-time-offer/

The offer that expired The Singapore Dream was real. For those who arrived at the right time, it delivered exactly what it promised. Hard work translated into ownership, ownership into appreciation, appreciation into security and options. But the dream was also a product of specific conditions...

What the story obscures The meritocracy narrative isn’t a lie. It’s a description of how things used to work, applied to conditions that no longer exist. Work hard, get ahead—that equation balanced when asset prices and wages moved together. When an HDB cost three years’ salary instead of...

The wealth gap behind the GDP Singapore’s economy keeps growing. GDP per capita ranks among the highest in the world. But wealth inequality worsened by 22.9% between 2008 and 2023—the sharpest increase among all economies tracked by UBS. Real income growth slowed to 1.4% in 2024, despite the...

Who it still works for—and who it doesn’t For the poorest families, the system actually works. Research from NUS found that children whose parents benefited from affordable public housing are significantly more likely to surpass their parents’ housing status. HDB still creates mobility for the...

The hidden entry ticket Three words: intergenerational wealth transfer. Around 959,000 Singaporeans—roughly 27% of the population—are between 55 and 74 years old. This generation bought property when prices were a fraction of what they are now. They rode decades of appreciation. They also had...

The math that breaks the promise Between 2019 and 2024, private home prices rose 37.5%. Over the same period, real median income grew by 0.7% per year. Not per month. Per year. The price-to-income ratio—what a home costs relative to annual earnings—has climbed from 13.6x to 14.6x. That single...