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A lot but mostly in the wrong places. Blame Woffles.
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A lot but mostly in the wrong places. Blame Woffles.
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Not true. Maybe special condition for your friend. I have done it using cheques.
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What I meant was blame Woffles for being absent
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Re: China Pandas , Kai Kai & Jia Jia , Enroute to Singapore , 6 Sept 12 , 8.
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http://www.straitstimes.com/breakin...-kai-kai-and-jia-jia-settling-nicely-20120908
Resident pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia settling in nicely
They eat and sleep in their new air-con dens at River Safari on Day 2
By Ng Kai Ling
When keepers checked in on pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia yesterday morning, they were back to their old ways, eating bamboo, the long journey from China behind them.
Keepers said that the pair, tired from the hours of travel, slept well through the night and seem to have settled into their dens.
The next step is for them to get used to their new diet. Yesterday, keepers started mixing locally grown bamboo such as sulphur and hedge bamboo with those that they had brought along from China.
As usual, the more easy-going Kai Kai, who loves his food, did not hesitate to sample them.
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http://www.straitstimes.com/breakin...-kai-kai-and-jia-jia-settling-nicely-20120908
Resident pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia settling in nicely
They eat and sleep in their new air-con dens at River Safari on Day 2
By Ng Kai Ling
When keepers checked in on pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia yesterday morning, they were back to their old ways, eating bamboo, the long journey from China behind them.
Keepers said that the pair, tired from the hours of travel, slept well through the night and seem to have settled into their dens.
The next step is for them to get used to their new diet. Yesterday, keepers started mixing locally grown bamboo such as sulphur and hedge bamboo with those that they had brought along from China.
As usual, the more easy-going Kai Kai, who loves his food, did not hesitate to sample them.
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Re: China Pandas , Kai Kai & Jia Jia , Enroute to Singapore , 6 Sept 12 , 8.
How cum no masseues serving the esteemed Jia2 & Kai2? How can treat VIP guests like that?
How cum no masseues serving the esteemed Jia2 & Kai2? How can treat VIP guests like that?
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Re: China Pandas , Kai Kai & Jia Jia , Enroute to Singapore , 6 Sept 12 , 8.
sure have but not reported one
sure have but not reported one
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Re: China Pandas , Kai Kai & Jia Jia , Enroute to Singapore , 6 Sept 12 , 8.
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The Noose - Pandas (Boosting Singapore's Reproduction) (Season 3)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72zL0oNffsc
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The Noose - Pandas (Boosting Singapore's Reproduction) (Season 3)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72zL0oNffsc
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Re: China Pandas , Kai Kai & Jia Jia , Enroute to Singapore , 6 Sept 12 , 8.
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1240072/1/.html,
Kai Kai, Jia Jia thrill visitors on Giant Panda Forest opening day
By Kimberly Spykerman | Posted: 29 November 2012 1348 hrs
SINGAPORE: The two pandas from China, Kai Kai and Jia Jia, thrilled hordes of visitors on the opening day of the Giant Panda Forest on Thursday.
They were active, moving playfully around their enclosure, as visitors snapped photographs and filmed every action of the pandas.
Some visitors were at the Singapore Zoo, where the Panda Forest is located, before 8am - one hour before the panda's enclosure opened.
Each adult pays an extra S$5 while a child pays an additional S$3 to visit the pandas.
Each ticket holder has 15 minutes in the enclosure.
150 people can go into the enclosure per viewing session.
Tickets for the first few viewing sessions were quickly snapped up.
For many families, the outing to the Giant Panda Forest was a school holiday treat.
One mother, Madam Joycelyn Chew, said the visit was a reward for her two young daughters who had done well in their school examinations.
Another visitor, Mr Anond Suwanarat, was there at about 9am, hoping to be among the first to see the pandas.
But the tickets had already been snapped up.
He and his family managed to meet the pandas at 10.40am.
Business analyst Ms Manjula Abeyasinghe, who is on a holiday in Singapore with her family, cancelled plans to go to the Universal Studios Singapore when she heard that the panda enclosure would open to the public on Thursday.
The Giant Panda Forest is the first of the River Safari attractions to open to the public. The rest of the park is expected to be ready by early next year.
- CNA/ir
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1240072/1/.html,
Kai Kai, Jia Jia thrill visitors on Giant Panda Forest opening day
By Kimberly Spykerman | Posted: 29 November 2012 1348 hrs
SINGAPORE: The two pandas from China, Kai Kai and Jia Jia, thrilled hordes of visitors on the opening day of the Giant Panda Forest on Thursday.
They were active, moving playfully around their enclosure, as visitors snapped photographs and filmed every action of the pandas.
Some visitors were at the Singapore Zoo, where the Panda Forest is located, before 8am - one hour before the panda's enclosure opened.
Each adult pays an extra S$5 while a child pays an additional S$3 to visit the pandas.
Each ticket holder has 15 minutes in the enclosure.
150 people can go into the enclosure per viewing session.
Tickets for the first few viewing sessions were quickly snapped up.
For many families, the outing to the Giant Panda Forest was a school holiday treat.
One mother, Madam Joycelyn Chew, said the visit was a reward for her two young daughters who had done well in their school examinations.
Another visitor, Mr Anond Suwanarat, was there at about 9am, hoping to be among the first to see the pandas.
But the tickets had already been snapped up.
He and his family managed to meet the pandas at 10.40am.
Business analyst Ms Manjula Abeyasinghe, who is on a holiday in Singapore with her family, cancelled plans to go to the Universal Studios Singapore when she heard that the panda enclosure would open to the public on Thursday.
The Giant Panda Forest is the first of the River Safari attractions to open to the public. The rest of the park is expected to be ready by early next year.
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Re: China Pandas , Kai Kai & Jia Jia , Enroute to Singapore , 6 Sept 12 , 8.
I agree with what a doctor said recently when he was interviewed by the Straits Times. Human beings are far more interesting to watch! And what's more, it is free. Why watch animals?
I agree with what a doctor said recently when he was interviewed by the Straits Times. Human beings are far more interesting to watch! And what's more, it is free. Why watch animals?
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