HAHAHA S’poreans apologise loudly to Grace Fu since she loves it

[chittychitty]

Singaporeans from all walks of life, who like to give in to petty people, are apologising loudly to PAP minister Grace Fu.

This after Grace Fu kept asking Workers’ Party MP Sylvia Lim to apologise for saying things she was supposed to say as the opposition in Parliament.

One Singaporean, Dui Bu Qi, said: “Sorry, Grace Fu. I am sorry that you like to hear the word ‘Sorry’.”

“If there is anything we can do for you, sorry, I just want you to know, sorry, sorry, sorry.”

“For someone called ‘Grace’, you should really just call yourself ‘Apology Fu’.”

More at https://www.prolificcrap.com/forum/...ologise-loudly-to-grace-fu-since-she-loves-it

 

[Cottonmouth]

Grace Fu the bitch will be struck by lightning, strike her nipples.

 

[chittychitty]

erm.................okay?

 

[chittychitty]

 

[chittychitty]

 

[garlic]

 

[hairylee]

She gets an orgasm hearing the word sorry.

 

[ToaPehGong]

Sylvia Lim would have said sorry if Grace Fu threatened to change her million dollar salary into coins and start throwing them at Sylvia Lim. Long live PAP

 

[bobby]

 

[borom]

Why not PAP field Grace Fu against WL and let the people decide

 

[syed putra]

Grace Fu the bitch will be struck by lightning, strike her nipples.

Black nipples could the next rage.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Why not PAP field Grace Fu against WL and let the people decide

Don't laugh...DisGrace Fool won her single seat despite her incompetence..so she is popular...guess even a fool has her supporters

 

[Cottonmouth]

Black nipples could the next rage.

Put her in your To Fuck list.
Feel free to fuck her ass before her cheebye mouth.

 

[bobby]

 

[winnipegjets]

She definitely dances like a fool!

 

[whoami]

What a retard. CPF not our money...

 

[ChristoJacb]

Yin Nah Deh! I will say sorry after I slapped her fuch face

 

[A Singaporean]

What a disgrace .

 

[songsongjurong]

grace "money face" fool

When I made the decision to join politics in 2006, pay was not a key factor. Loss of privacy, public scrutiny on myself and my family and loss of personal time were. The disruption to my career was also an important consideration. I had some ground to believe that my family would not suffer a drastic change in the standard of living even though I experienced a drop in my income. So it is with this recent pay cut. If the balance is tilted further in the future, it will make it harder for any one considering political office