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Can you see the kampong chickens?
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For compatibility based purely on the Chinese Zodiac signs:- http://www.lovesigns.net/horoscope/acompare/acompare.htm These are generalisations and rather superficial.
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The reason why you may have missed it out is because these are not free report(s). There are several reports with it, but have a glimse at this sample person's Pian Cai. In addtion of Pian Cai (Unexpected Wealth), there is also such a thing as Pian Yin (Unexpected Funds) and Zheng Cai (Earned Wealth)...
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Raffles Place in the 1940's
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A typical Chinese coolie in Singapore in the 1920's.
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These are some of the popular attractions within Chinatown...
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If you are an American-Chinese; with partial shiny head and at least 65 years old; move to Hawaii: Honolulu; the land of the Hawaii FIVE-O!
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Hey! What is this sign doing at a common bin in a Public Housing Board Flat? You must have used the wrong signage! This is not a hospital or some bio facility, PLEASE!
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For the last 13 years, have been using the micro-drip system to automatically water my plants...
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I understand that you are a newbie. But, seriously, even many newbies care to do more homework before posting such a question. In my opinon, those who post such a question, (sigh)... should make some EFFORT or even a little effort in using the fingers to do more walking.... This forum is not new, and there are lots of resources in this forum alone stretching up to 1999 or earlier.. Please reflect closely.. your question is like: asking us how to tie a shoe! I know, in the past, in the show the Last ChineseEmperor Pu Yi; he did not know how to tie his shoes; that is understandable. He was a emperor.
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I understand that you are a newbie. But, hope you understand, this is not a purely spoon feeding forum. Where you give your personal info and presto! An answer will drop down from the sky! Please post questions that are relevant to all. Not just about, Me, I, my. Of course in the most used words in the English dictionary are these words. But, you sure post it to the wrong forum.
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Source & Credit: http://www.tremeritus.com/2012/04/04/pap-the-master-illusionist/ Irefer to Mr Tan Jee Say?s article ?PAP?s low cunning ? a primary 1 half-truth?. This is what the PAP has transformed into for the last decade, telling us the half-truth! Let me quote you another example. Back during my NS days with the 5th Singapore Infantry Regiment, my CO was a president scholar. Because he wanted us to win the Best Infantry Award, he insist that we set a record timing for a 40km route march. On the day of the route march, he instructed all OCs to get those weaklings to report sick regardless of whether they are sick or not. Also, an order was given to our Medical O…
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We don't see things as THEY are We see things as WE are....
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Many taxi drivers say that they are not machines and cannot work prolonged long hours without feeling the effects of health issues later on (besides the danger of fatigue).
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A good resource on what type of herbal drink ...
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Laborers taking a break in both images. Typically, their rickshaw serves as a resting spot. This is akin to the present day, where numerous taxi drivers take breaks in their vehicles.
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What the view would be like in the past... from or around Sea View hotel at that time...
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Clifford Pier in the 1930's
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Collyer Quay
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This is a common Chinese junk found in Singapore and Hong Kong waters in the 1920's.
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Singapore in the 1920's was quite advanced with a network of electric trams. The founder of Singapore: Sir Stamford Raffles - his statute was originally at this location then in 1920's. In the 1950's, his statute was shifted at Raffles Place, just a short distance away where now between the UOB-Standard Chartered Building.
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Not too common sight.. are the grafitti art (advertisements)in new lifts... In the past, whenever a new HDB estate has just T.O.P. the lift walls are littered with every square inch covered by opportunistic advertisers hawking their business. These advertisers would find empty spaces on the temporary protective lift walls and paste their ads. Some even resort to defacing their competitor's ads by tearing away the contact numbers. Or simply paste theirs on top of the competitor's. In recent years, many developers would place a notice "demanding" such opportunists not to paste it onto the lift walls; as they have a specific notice board nearby. They merely have to see…
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Authentic affordable lunch
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A monkey of a VW Bettle car
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