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Daily Archives: March 22, 2014
Jesslyn Tan, Miss Universe Singapore Finalist 2013, stirs up a hornet’s nest!
________________________________________________________________ STOMP SINGAPORE SEEN THIS URBAN JUNGLE NOW, AT LAST, THE ‘UNCLE’ REPLIES. You’re just ‘bo liao’, Ms Jesslyn Tan: Man hits back at Miss Singapore finalist who mocked him for having holes in shirt Posted on 27 March 2014 … Continue reading
Overcharging by the Original Kayu Nasi Kandar restaurant?
_______________________________________________________________ Famous Kayu Nasi Kandar restaurant in Bukit Jambul raided for selling roti telor at RM2.50! — Jonathan Bong March 19 via BlackBerry Folks beware. RM 60 for 1 piece of sotong. RM 26 for a small plate of mutton curry … Continue reading
KAJANG BY-ELECTION: Is UCSI survey any good? It claims PKR will win by 2,000 FEWER votes!
____________________________________________________________ KAJANG BY-ELECTION RESULTS PakatanHarapanRakyat @PakatanHRakyat 2m Unofficial Result Final BN: 10,323 PKR: 16,774 Majority: 6,451 THE TOTAL TURNOUT WAS 28,314 SO ALMOST EVERY VOTES HAS BEEN COUNTED. — NO, THE UCSI SURVEY WAS WRONG! 1. It predicted that the … Continue reading
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