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Do They Proof Read what they post? our news Media?

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SINGAPORE: Two students have contracted an eye infection known as 'keratoconjunctivitis' after playing in an international rugby tournament last month.

The Ministry of Health said one is a 10-year-old Singaporean. The other is a 12-year-old Malaysian.

About 150 students developed symptoms of the infection which include eye pain, redness or blurry vision.

It is suspected that the infection is caused by microsporidia, a singapore forming unicellular parasite, found in soil, when m&d enters the eye during sporting activities in muddy fields.
- CNA/ck ( abridged)

The SINgapore forming unicellular parasite, is making its presence felt in Hougang Constituency, it is known to be white, off white or shades of white...once infected, hard to eradicate, the host must die! ha ha ha

The word, should be I think, Single...:D
 
SINGAPORE: Two students have contracted an eye infection known as 'keratoconjunctivitis' after playing in an international rugby tournament last month.

The Ministry of Health said one is a 10-year-old Singaporean. The other is a 12-year-old Malaysian.

About 150 students developed symptoms of the infection which include eye pain, redness or blurry vision.

It is suspected that the infection is caused by microsporidia, a singapore forming unicellular parasite, found in soil, when m&d enters the eye during sporting activities in muddy fields.
- CNA/ck ( abridged)

The SINgapore forming unicellular parasite, is making its presence felt in Hougang Constituency, it is known to be white, off white or shades of white...once infected, hard to eradicate, the host must die! ha ha ha

The word, should be I think, Single...:D

where is Dr Patrick Tan?? The soil warfare research specialists....
 
Freudian slip by the reporter. He was probably thinking of the 'Foreign Talents' and FAP when he rushed out the report.
 
Always take a screenshot, in case these so-called journalists decide to clandestinely edit the article and pretend nothing happened.


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You're welcome.
 
SINGAPORE: Two students have contracted an eye infection known as 'keratoconjunctivitis' after playing in an international rugby tournament last month.

The Ministry of Health said one is a 10-year-old Singaporean. The other is a 12-year-old Malaysian.

About 150 students developed symptoms of the infection which include eye pain, redness or blurry vision.

It is suspected that the infection is caused by microsporidia, a singapore forming unicellular parasite, found in soil, when m&d enters the eye during sporting activities in muddy fields.
- CNA/ck ( abridged)

The SINgapore forming unicellular parasite, is making its presence felt in Hougang Constituency, it is known to be white, off white or shades of white...once infected, hard to eradicate, the host must die! ha ha ha

The word, should be I think, Single...:D

I'm guessing they meant to write a spore forming unicellular parasite but kena sabo by spellcheck, which changed it to singapore (sometimes abbrev = s'pore)
 
I'm guessing they meant to write a spore forming unicellular parasite but kena sabo by spellcheck, which changed it to singapore (sometimes abbrev = s'pore)

The question is? do they proof read?, you are right it might be a 'spore' the autocorrect changed it to SINgapore, are they using the iphone or ? to write that article.

Oh! I forgot, if it is about DEsMONd Choo, not the hot flavour of the week or any of the pappies, they proof read...hmmmm:p
 
there's no difference between spore forming parasites and singaporean forming parasites. both are freeloading parasitic organisms with one cell and no brains always whining about everything, multiplying like clones on sbf, and sucking sam the host dry.
 
Proof read? Where got time? You must be faster cheaper and betterest.
 
there's no difference between spore forming parasites and singaporean forming parasites. both are freeloading parasitic organisms with one cell and no brains always whining about everything, multiplying like clones on sbf, and sucking sam the host dry.

I agree with the loser on this. Singaporeans are a bunch of bloody parasites! :mad:
 
I'm guessing they meant to write a spore forming unicellular parasite but kena sabo by spellcheck, which changed it to singapore (sometimes abbrev = s'pore)

the last me checked, spore is an English word, spellcheckers aren't that dumb :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
 
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