Sinkieland's 2 casinos sweating over fewer corrupted PRC high rollers

[BuiKia]

KNN, the croupiers in both casino look like sai how to attract people to play. see already also sian.

 

[GramStroker]

No need to bend rules, relax rules can already. Free entry for all Sinkies, free $100 worth of casino chips for your birthday.

After losing money, new excuse to keep cpf till 85 years old. Win, win.

 

[Deleted member 80916]

Singapore's "economy" is akin to a gang Bang session whereby professional Fluffers ( read "economists" "real estate experts") are engaged, to keep on fluffing, churning the sentiment for "asset appreciation", "rental returns", "monetizing flats",...sucking own sperm, to nourish self.

 

[Asterix]

Galaxy and TenCents trees always bear fruit
Far better than going to casinoes
For those who prefer random to calculated risk
Not unfair that they end up broke
Daft Sinkies placing blind faith in rotten Lightning
Deserve no sympathy so repent now


[video=youtube;l5VDMbeBsDQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5VDMbeBsDQ[/video]

"St. James Infirmary" is based on an 18th-century traditional English folk song called "The Unfortunate Rake" (also known as "The Unfortunate Lad" or "The Young Man Cut Down in His Prime"), about a soldier who uses his money on prostitutes, and then dies of a venereal disease.

The title is said to derive from St. James Hospital in London, a religious foundation for treatment of leprosy. There is some difficulty in this, since it closed in 1532 when Henry VIII acquired the land to build St. James Palace. Another possibility is the Infirmary section of the St James Workhouse, which the St James Parish opened in 1725 on Poland Street, Piccadilly, and which continued well into the nineteenth century. This St James Infirmary was contemporaneous with the advent of the song.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._James_Infirmary_Blues