Bro no need to convince him. Now I am convinced you are MAY too! Wahahaha. Or u may be Scroobal!
That bugger is sick. Please assist in his recovery. Just LIKE all his posts when you have the time. He needs it. Cheers to you MAY/Scroobal.
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Bro no need to convince him. Now I am convinced you are MAY too! Wahahaha. Or u may be Scroobal!
That bugger is sick. Please assist in his recovery. Just LIKE all his posts when you have the time. He needs it. Cheers to you MAY/Scroobal.
Hi Mark Andrew Yeo
Be wary of Liew Mun Leong, his son was found to be liable for deceit by the court.
From ST:
Ex-banker found liable for $6.5 million guarantee claimed by former client
A former private banker who was paid a visit at his Chancery Lane home by debt collectors hired by a former client, has been held by the High Court to be liable for the $6.5 million in investments he had guaranteed the businessman.
Mr Karl Liew, who is the son of founding president and former chief executive officer of CapitaLand Group, Mr Liew Mun Leong, was sued by the businessman, Mr Alan Zhou, for breaching the personal guarantees.
The court also found Mr Liew liable for deceit in making false representations to Mr Zhou about the investments, which were in China.
Judicial Commissioner Lim also disbelieved Mr Liew's claim that he had personally paid Mr Zhou $500,000 to help Ms Chen repay the monies, saying she was on the run. "Overall, I find Liew to be a dishonest and evasive witness, whose evidence was riddled with inconsistencies," said Judicial Commissioner Lim.
Be wary of Liew Mun Leong, his son was found to be liable for deceit by the court.
From ST:
Ex-banker found liable for $6.5 million guarantee claimed by former client
A former private banker who was paid a visit at his Chancery Lane home by debt collectors hired by a former client, has been held by the High Court to be liable for the $6.5 million in investments he had guaranteed the businessman.
Mr Karl Liew, who is the son of founding president and former chief executive officer of CapitaLand Group, Mr Liew Mun Leong, was sued by the businessman, Mr Alan Zhou, for breaching the personal guarantees.
The court also found Mr Liew liable for deceit in making false representations to Mr Zhou about the investments, which were in China.
Judicial Commissioner Lim also disbelieved Mr Liew's claim that he had personally paid Mr Zhou $500,000 to help Ms Chen repay the monies, saying she was on the run. "Overall, I find Liew to be a dishonest and evasive witness, whose evidence was riddled with inconsistencies," said Judicial Commissioner Lim.
Bro, you can ask @Charlie99 lah. I am not MAY. And I am not Scroobal. I am way too young to be either of them.
I have placed jw5 on ignore list. Nevermind lah. I tried.
Was just kidding lah doc. Cheers!
Yes Sir! Thank you sir.Hi Fake Doctor Mark Andrew Yeo
Remember to put special ingredients in your coffee!
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You too doc.
Shit! Why am I texting myself?
Hi Mark Andrew Yeo
You are most welcome.
Spend more time on your spoilt brat children and less time here.
You are most welcome.
Spend more time on your spoilt brat children and less time here.
Changi Experience Studio Promotion
It’s time for some fun with your family and friends! Enjoy unlimited entries to Changi Experience Studio till 31 October 2020 with the purchase of just one ticket. Buy before 31 July 2020 to enjoy this promotion. Please take note of the applicable terms and conditions below.
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Singapore Residents*
Adult - SGD 19 | Child/Senior - SGD 13
It’s time for some fun with your family and friends! Enjoy unlimited entries to Changi Experience Studio till 31 October 2020 with the purchase of just one ticket. Buy before 31 July 2020 to enjoy this promotion. Please take note of the applicable terms and conditions below.
Be assured that all required safe management measures are in place, including frequent disinfecting and cleaning, to ensure a safe experience for all visitors to Changi Experience Studio.
Standard Rate
Adult - SGD 25 | Child/Senior - SGD 17
Singapore Residents*
Adult - SGD 19 | Child/Senior - SGD 13
From Yahoo news:
Enjoy 3 Months of Unlimited Fun at Jewel Changi Airport’s Attractions
Rejoice, as you can now enjoy a ‘local holiday’ with endless fun at the attractions in Jewel Changi Airport (Jewel). From exploring the mazes, nets and slides at Canopy Park, to immersing in a series of interactive games and digital experiences at the Changi Experience Studio, there is so much to excite the young and young-at-heart.
To multiply the fun, Jewel is offering 3 months of unlimited access to the various attractions in Jewel with every purchase of its bundled ticket packages – Bundle Package 2[1] or Bundle Package 4[2]. If you are heading to Changi Experience Studio, enjoy unlimited access to the digital attraction all the way till 31 October with the purchase of a single ticket.
[1] Bundle Package 2 includes access to Canopy Park, Canopy Bridge, Hedge Maze, Mirror Maze, Manulife Sky Nets – Walking and Bouncing
[2] Bundle Package 4 includes access to Changi Experience Studio, Canopy Park, Canopy Bridge, Hedge Maze, Mirror Maze, Manulife Sky Nets – Walking and Bouncing
Enjoy 3 Months of Unlimited Fun at Jewel Changi Airport’s Attractions
Rejoice, as you can now enjoy a ‘local holiday’ with endless fun at the attractions in Jewel Changi Airport (Jewel). From exploring the mazes, nets and slides at Canopy Park, to immersing in a series of interactive games and digital experiences at the Changi Experience Studio, there is so much to excite the young and young-at-heart.
To multiply the fun, Jewel is offering 3 months of unlimited access to the various attractions in Jewel with every purchase of its bundled ticket packages – Bundle Package 2[1] or Bundle Package 4[2]. If you are heading to Changi Experience Studio, enjoy unlimited access to the digital attraction all the way till 31 October with the purchase of a single ticket.
[1] Bundle Package 2 includes access to Canopy Park, Canopy Bridge, Hedge Maze, Mirror Maze, Manulife Sky Nets – Walking and Bouncing
[2] Bundle Package 4 includes access to Changi Experience Studio, Canopy Park, Canopy Bridge, Hedge Maze, Mirror Maze, Manulife Sky Nets – Walking and Bouncing
There is also a Hedge Maze which is Singapore's largest indoor hedge maze, Mirror Maze which is the world's first mirror maze to combine the character of a mirror maze within a garden setting and the Canopy Bridge where visitors will be able to take a walk through the fog-emitting Canopy Bridge suspended 23m above ground while enjoying the breath-taking views of the Rain Vortex.
Support Jewel Changi, but not the Chairman of Changi Airport group.
From ST:
Ex-banker found liable for $6.5 million guarantee claimed by former client
A former private banker who was paid a visit at his Chancery Lane home by debt collectors hired by a former client, has been held by the High Court to be liable for the $6.5 million in investments he had guaranteed the businessman.
Mr Karl Liew, who is the son of founding president and former chief executive officer of CapitaLand Group, Mr Liew Mun Leong, was sued by the businessman, Mr Alan Zhou, for breaching the personal guarantees.
The court also found Mr Liew liable for deceit in making false representations to Mr Zhou about the investments, which were in China.
Judicial Commissioner Lim also disbelieved Mr Liew's claim that he had personally paid Mr Zhou $500,000 to help Ms Chen repay the monies, saying she was on the run. "Overall, I find Liew to be a dishonest and evasive witness, whose evidence was riddled with inconsistencies," said Judicial Commissioner Lim.
From ST:
Ex-banker found liable for $6.5 million guarantee claimed by former client
A former private banker who was paid a visit at his Chancery Lane home by debt collectors hired by a former client, has been held by the High Court to be liable for the $6.5 million in investments he had guaranteed the businessman.
Mr Karl Liew, who is the son of founding president and former chief executive officer of CapitaLand Group, Mr Liew Mun Leong, was sued by the businessman, Mr Alan Zhou, for breaching the personal guarantees.
The court also found Mr Liew liable for deceit in making false representations to Mr Zhou about the investments, which were in China.
Judicial Commissioner Lim also disbelieved Mr Liew's claim that he had personally paid Mr Zhou $500,000 to help Ms Chen repay the monies, saying she was on the run. "Overall, I find Liew to be a dishonest and evasive witness, whose evidence was riddled with inconsistencies," said Judicial Commissioner Lim.
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