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PAP MP tio fark by Sinkie in NTUC
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I meant the MP
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I just read the post. It is a non posting. He saw, he asked, then he answer himself. Hahaha..blow air
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Bro, my stools not looking too good after 6 weeks of canned food and maggee mee. The fruits people touch touch poke poke poke feels unclean. Only option is veggies, can last a while in fridge. Can't be eating pickled lettuce all the time right?
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Fuck you fucking cheapskate troll
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No EQ.
out of the blue, a malay guy ask you why you buy food at the supermarket, what would you say.
out of the blue, a malay guy ask you why you buy food at the supermarket, what would you say.
Mind your own business.
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Especially @ midnight...you will think he is after your wallet.
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No Malay guy should be out and about at such a late hour, unless he's delivering food.
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All along we know that Sinkies are stupid, but to stock up on perishables is a new low. Funny thing is, Mudlaysians who had been making fun of us, are not so smug now.
Look at these morons now...
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According to my friend in Melbourne, the panic-buying and hoarding is so bad, they unable to get any meat, milk nor eggs.. even frozen meat always no stock. Woolies and the other supermarkets now limit all to buy two items... lol.... Xia Sway...
Woolworths implements strictest buying limits yet across most items
Supermarket giant Woolworths has unveiled its strictest set of buying limits yet, putting a two per customer, per transaction limit on nearly every packaged item in-store as the grocer desperately tries to curb unprecedented demand.
Shoppers are now only able to buy two products at any one time of almost all packaged good categories, regardless of the brand or variety.
Woolworths has unveiled its strictest product limits yet.CREDIT:NINE
The only exclusions to the rule are fresh fruit and vegetables, meat (excluding mince), deli items, bakery items, seafood, fresh milk, canned fish, drinks, yoghurt, wet dog and cat food, and Easter chocolate.
All other categories are limited to two packs per person, with a spokesperson asking shoppers to please respect the limits and buy only what they need.
"Our teams continue to work tirelessly under difficult circumstances, so we ask that they are treated with the courtesy and respect they deserve," the spokesperson said.
"We thank customers for their continued patience and support as together we work through these challenging times together."
"Our suppliers and teams are doing everything possible to get as many products onto all our shelves as they can, often under very difficult circumstances."
"If you buy only what you need and stick to the product limits, it helps everyone, especially the elderly and people with disability."
Prime Minister Scott Morrison also slammed Australians hoarding food due to the virus, telling shoppers on Wednesday morning to "stop hoarding" and that it was 'un-Australian'.
"Stop hoarding. I can’t be more blunt about it. Stop it. It is not sensible, it is not helpful and it has been one of the most disappointing things I have seen in Australian behaviour in response to this crisis," he said.
"That is not who we are as a people. It is not necessary. It is not something that people should be doing."
https://www.smh.com.au/business/com...JhH5J-DDhekMyVsS7BoJlArYlc#Echobox=1584484427
Woolworths implements strictest buying limits yet across most items
Supermarket giant Woolworths has unveiled its strictest set of buying limits yet, putting a two per customer, per transaction limit on nearly every packaged item in-store as the grocer desperately tries to curb unprecedented demand.
Shoppers are now only able to buy two products at any one time of almost all packaged good categories, regardless of the brand or variety.
Woolworths has unveiled its strictest product limits yet.CREDIT:NINE
The only exclusions to the rule are fresh fruit and vegetables, meat (excluding mince), deli items, bakery items, seafood, fresh milk, canned fish, drinks, yoghurt, wet dog and cat food, and Easter chocolate.
All other categories are limited to two packs per person, with a spokesperson asking shoppers to please respect the limits and buy only what they need.
"Our teams continue to work tirelessly under difficult circumstances, so we ask that they are treated with the courtesy and respect they deserve," the spokesperson said.
"We thank customers for their continued patience and support as together we work through these challenging times together."
"Our suppliers and teams are doing everything possible to get as many products onto all our shelves as they can, often under very difficult circumstances."
"If you buy only what you need and stick to the product limits, it helps everyone, especially the elderly and people with disability."
Prime Minister Scott Morrison also slammed Australians hoarding food due to the virus, telling shoppers on Wednesday morning to "stop hoarding" and that it was 'un-Australian'.
"Stop hoarding. I can’t be more blunt about it. Stop it. It is not sensible, it is not helpful and it has been one of the most disappointing things I have seen in Australian behaviour in response to this crisis," he said.
"That is not who we are as a people. It is not necessary. It is not something that people should be doing."
https://www.smh.com.au/business/com...JhH5J-DDhekMyVsS7BoJlArYlc#Echobox=1584484427
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LOL, this sensitive fellow seems so upset that he was told to mind his own business. It must hurt a lot to kiss ass all the way to being an MP and then being told off in a supermarket by a peasant. Although I despise hoarder shoppers, I would like to give this particular peasant a 
For the pappy mp, my consoling words are "BOO FRIGGIN' HOO!"
For the pappy mp, my consoling words are "BOO FRIGGIN' HOO!"
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MP buay song, take to social media to doxx the shopper that diss him
I wonder if he told the guy. Do you know who I am?LOL, this sensitive fellow seems so upset that he was told to mind his own business. It must hurt a lot to kiss ass all the way to being an MP and then being told off in a supermarket by a peasant. Although I despise hoarder shoppers, I would like to give this particular peasant a
For the pappy mp, my consoling words are "BOO FRIGGIN' HOO!"
I am Amrin Amin MP! I am an MP leh!
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