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Daily Archives: January 24, 2015
Singapore is a FINE nation! You could get fined for many things…
— SINGAPORE IS A FINE NATION. The fine for breaking the law can be steep. bleacherreport.com … 27 May 2019 .. Man fined S$300 after shooting two rubber bands that landed on public road Man fined S$300 after shooting two … Continue reading
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Baju kurung-gate for Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Seri Mutiara
— Non-Muslim Form Three student, Britney Nicole, was barred from attending classes after donning a baju kurung to school. She was told that non-Muslims could not wear the baju kurung. Later, the principal said it has a misunderstanding, that she … Continue reading
HOOTERS are in Jakarta, Indonesia, not in KL, Malaysia…
… 15 April 2017 .. Hooters Jakarta general manager Sherry Suradj, “But one of our trademarks is the girls are required to dance once every 45 minutes.” The StarVerified account @staronline 2h2 hours ago Newly opened Hooters Jakarta boasts family-friendly sports … Continue reading
When your GOLD and the people who have it GO MISSING!
— IT’S THE TURN OF SINGAPOREANS TO ASK, “WHERE IS OUR GOLD?” Many Malaysians have found to their cost that their gold is nowhere to be found. Nor is the money they paid for the gold recoverable. BESTINO GOLD: ‘All … Continue reading