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Actually as long as there is a st fight i think i dun mind anyone else even if not tkl my fav
I think they should check ip address n time log of rachelle to verify...
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Gay Chao Hui: I am very embarrassed to be a Singaporean
The ‘apology’ made by Gay Chao Hui, the Singaporean husband of Rachelle Ann Beguia on the Facebook of PAP MP Penny Low three hours ago was greeted with disbelief by most Singaporeans.
Mr Gay claimed that he posted the derogatory comments about Singaporeans using his wife’s Facebook account which questioned the loyalty of NSmen and ridiculed Singaporeans who lost their jobs to foreigners as being ‘incompetent’, among other things.
“I would like to express my remorse and deepest apologies to the people of Singapore who have been hurt by my remarks,” he wrote.
Though most netizens have dismissed his apology as a desperate ploy to save the skin of Rachelle, it may not be entirely impossible given that Mr Gay has made more damning remarks about Singaporeans in the past.
Using the moniker of ‘Xoom’ on the Filipino forum pinoysg.com, he described himself as a Singaporean who is on a ‘crusade’ to better the employment conditions of Filipinos and even gave his handphone number (9658 1443) to the Filipinos in the forum to contact him if they know of any cases of maid abuse.
In a post made on 13 January 2009, he claimed that he was embarrassed to be a Singaporean:
“I am Chinese Singapoean but I despise Chinese SIngaporeans the most….really KIASU and a bunch of maid abuses. Hail the Filipinos screw all you SINGAPOREANS! From what you described, as a Singaporean (am very embarassed to be one and have disavowed any association with this nationality).”
In another comment made in October 2009, he asked the Filipinos in the forum to recommend a Filipino playgroup for his son as he does not want him to mix around with Singaporean children:
“I am a Singaporean Chinese and my wife is Pinay. We have an 18 month old son. I am very very keen for my son to mix with other Filipino children and also want him to start learning Filipino language and values. I do not like him to mix with other Singaporean children as I simply am disdainful of their values and self-centeredness. Can any of you recommend a playgroup for our son? “
Mr Gay Chao Hui is currently working as a civics tutor in Tampines Junior College. Since he is so ashamed of being a Singaporean, Mr Gay should renounce his citizenship and relocate to the Philipines permanently with his wife and child.
There are some rumors circulating around that Mr Gay is a PAP grassroots leader serving in Penny Low’s constituency which explained why he stepped forth to defend her on Facebook. If you have any information about Mr Gay, please contact us immediately using our web contact form. Thanks.
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Gay Chao Hui: I am very embarrassed to be a Singaporean
The ‘apology’ made by Gay Chao Hui, the Singaporean husband of Rachelle Ann Beguia on the Facebook of PAP MP Penny Low three hours ago was greeted with disbelief by most Singaporeans.
Mr Gay claimed that he posted the derogatory comments about Singaporeans using his wife’s Facebook account which questioned the loyalty of NSmen and ridiculed Singaporeans who lost their jobs to foreigners as being ‘incompetent’, among other things.
“I would like to express my remorse and deepest apologies to the people of Singapore who have been hurt by my remarks,” he wrote.
Though most netizens have dismissed his apology as a desperate ploy to save the skin of Rachelle, it may not be entirely impossible given that Mr Gay has made more damning remarks about Singaporeans in the past.
Using the moniker of ‘Xoom’ on the Filipino forum pinoysg.com, he described himself as a Singaporean who is on a ‘crusade’ to better the employment conditions of Filipinos and even gave his handphone number (9658 1443) to the Filipinos in the forum to contact him if they know of any cases of maid abuse.
In a post made on 13 January 2009, he claimed that he was embarrassed to be a Singaporean:
“I am Chinese Singapoean but I despise Chinese SIngaporeans the most….really KIASU and a bunch of maid abuses. Hail the Filipinos screw all you SINGAPOREANS! From what you described, as a Singaporean (am very embarassed to be one and have disavowed any association with this nationality).”
In another comment made in October 2009, he asked the Filipinos in the forum to recommend a Filipino playgroup for his son as he does not want him to mix around with Singaporean children:
“I am a Singaporean Chinese and my wife is Pinay. We have an 18 month old son. I am very very keen for my son to mix with other Filipino children and also want him to start learning Filipino language and values. I do not like him to mix with other Singaporean children as I simply am disdainful of their values and self-centeredness. Can any of you recommend a playgroup for our son? “
Mr Gay Chao Hui is currently working as a civics tutor in Tampines Junior College. Since he is so ashamed of being a Singaporean, Mr Gay should renounce his citizenship and relocate to the Philipines permanently with his wife and child.
There are some rumors circulating around that Mr Gay is a PAP grassroots leader serving in Penny Low’s constituency which explained why he stepped forth to defend her on Facebook. If you have any information about Mr Gay, please contact us immediately using our web contact form. Thanks.
no la bro. we borrowing from M'sia CIMB. they have the homeflexi plan. I just have their CIMB Sing savings account. It allows transfer to my CIMB M'sia account at no cost. understand maybank charge $15 per transaction. this is different from TT. its just cross border internal transfer within the same bank.
for us we are exposed to 2 risk - interest rate and foreign exchange. i mitigate interest rate risk with interest offset plan..so if i put an equal amount in their current account, interest rate is zero..i.e. why a 30 years loan duration ends up being paid in 16 years. so interest rate move up/down..bo tai zee.
For exchange rate risk, we are also more or less ok...if Sing dollar strong, we are earning sing dollars and therefore is able to convert more RM down the road...although house value/RM funds in Sing Dollars term drop...as long as dont sell or convert...still safe.....if RM strong, we have the funds in there already..no need to convert to Sing...house value/RM funds in Sing Dollars increase...so wont be that bad la.
Totally agree with what you say, you write so beautifully! 
With respect to everyone else's view, religious or emotional, I have never understood this need to preserve ashes. Yes, respect for the body of any human being and certainly not to allow disrespect to the corpse in any way, specially mutilation. But I was a witness to my mother's annual visit to my father's grave and the deep sorrow each visit would produce for days.
I don't think any religion teaches that any part of the spirit or soul still resides in the remains - whether we bury, cremate, cover with goldleaf or allow birds to pick the corpse clean.
Nor do any of the religions teach that prayers said at the graveside/halls of niches/family altar penetrates and benefits the actual ashes or bones of the dear one who has moved on. Surely it is for the soul or spirit of the loved one.
I was amazed to hear, some years ago, all about the different prices for the niches: the higher up ones give a better view, light and airiness and the lower and cheaper ones are too close to people's feet etc etc It dawned on me then how much money can be made from this from people who are grieving (and grieving in advance!), and how much better use that money could be put right now to feeding the poor, clothing and housing the desperate, to scientific research into horrible diseases, educating children and ignorant adults [who want education but could never afford it], cleaning up the planet, preserving the rainforest and the seas, helping in so many ways living people in need. And if not, to having a good time with that money while there is still life in you. At least donate the money to groups of religious, nuns or monks, who will pray for the departed soul - it will keep the temple or church in repair and provide them with sustenance while they are doing the praying for you, you lazy sod.
My same mother, when asked about the distribution of her personal effects, said this most liberating thing: Oh do what you like dear, I'll be dead and gone!
I mean no disrespect to anyone else's views on how best to commemorate the loss of a dearly loved one.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE Bigfatfish when i die i want everything to disappear from the face of this earth./// Analytical Professor;795170] Scattering ashes at sea is good right? At least then no 30 years problem and secondly our kids will not be forced to come and visit the niches.
With respect to everyone else's view, religious or emotional, I have never understood this need to preserve ashes. Yes, respect for the body of any human being and certainly not to allow disrespect to the corpse in any way, specially mutilation. But I was a witness to my mother's annual visit to my father's grave and the deep sorrow each visit would produce for days.
I don't think any religion teaches that any part of the spirit or soul still resides in the remains - whether we bury, cremate, cover with goldleaf or allow birds to pick the corpse clean.
Nor do any of the religions teach that prayers said at the graveside/halls of niches/family altar penetrates and benefits the actual ashes or bones of the dear one who has moved on. Surely it is for the soul or spirit of the loved one.
I was amazed to hear, some years ago, all about the different prices for the niches: the higher up ones give a better view, light and airiness and the lower and cheaper ones are too close to people's feet etc etc It dawned on me then how much money can be made from this from people who are grieving (and grieving in advance!), and how much better use that money could be put right now to feeding the poor, clothing and housing the desperate, to scientific research into horrible diseases, educating children and ignorant adults [who want education but could never afford it], cleaning up the planet, preserving the rainforest and the seas, helping in so many ways living people in need. And if not, to having a good time with that money while there is still life in you. At least donate the money to groups of religious, nuns or monks, who will pray for the departed soul - it will keep the temple or church in repair and provide them with sustenance while they are doing the praying for you, you lazy sod.
My same mother, when asked about the distribution of her personal effects, said this most liberating thing: Oh do what you like dear, I'll be dead and gone!
I mean no disrespect to anyone else's views on how best to commemorate the loss of a dearly loved one.[/QUOTE]
hmmmm quality of handover. before i start, i've high expectations or high standards due to nature of my work. so very likely going to offend same people again.
i would say for layman, very very nice and beautiful. however, a lot of defects are hidden. confirm better than the showroom of HH. however a lot of defects are hidden. i was doing one condo last week. very very pretty but i see where the imperfections are. however according to national singapore standards pass lah. of cuz a lot of things maybe never check. like hollowness of parquet flooring. aiyoh headache next time.
i would say for layman, very very nice and beautiful. however, a lot of defects are hidden. confirm better than the showroom of HH. however a lot of defects are hidden. i was doing one condo last week. very very pretty but i see where the imperfections are. however according to national singapore standards pass lah. of cuz a lot of things maybe never check. like hollowness of parquet flooring. aiyoh headache next time.
Political bullshiters. one min say this , next min they say dat. what is what. pinoys are good at twisting words. so maybe now kenna , so ask husband to shield her. if singapore so lousy then ask them to go somewhere else.
hi narmi..so are you saying that they actually exchange 2.465 to the dollar eventho they display 2.43?
help me here man...
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Yes that is correct. The display rate wAS 243rm. But they give 246.5 when i exchange. If u exchange more they give even better. Tip if u wanna exchnage to rm always ask how much the rate even tho it is on display big big. They will definitely quote higher than display rate. Then u can get even better deal by telling "Eh i wanna exchange $5k" for example. They wil give even higher than they initially quoted.
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ok. will try out. on sunday i exchanged at boon lay shopping centre at 2.46 to the dollar. thot got good deal...changed $8K+ for RM 20K all $50 notes...the stack as big as my palm...the only other time i held so much paper money was burning hell notes during 7th month..hahahaha. but that incident taught me a lesson...no more cash exchange liao...scariest day of my life..if you know what i mean.
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