SINGAPORE: update - population reaches 4.84 million!!

amazed

murah2 sajork ;  sapa fancy  jom beli ; dah beli buley syiom   


Do you fancy used undies?

AN 18-YEAR-OLD student in Singapore is openly selling worn-cum-unwashed thongs, panties and bras via online, reported China Press.

According to the daily, the student posted pictures of her lingerie with price tags in her blog. The blog also has pictures of her wearing thongs.

A pair of panties costs RM69 while a bra goes for RM115. Pictures of the student (not showing her face) in underwear are also available at RM23 each.

The student, known as Pamela, said the sale was to help finance her studies.

Pamela said she did not meet up with her clients and provide 揺xtra?service other than selling them the used items.

She said all items purchased were immediately sealed in plastic bags and posted.

Business has been brisk for the past month as Pamela had sold four pairs of G-strings and a few pictures of her in thongs.

Currently, the unsold undergarments posted in her blog include eight G-strings and four bras.

[ Last edited by  amazed at 27-9-2008 09:02 AM ]

minahsaudi

manusia....manusia...mcm2 cara nak buat duit.  pastu ader lak yg mereng beli used panties nie.  lantak ler hah duit korang.  tapi aku nak tergelak ler

thylord

dah tutup siot dia punya blog nehh..

disclaimer

sex maniac mmg sesuai la beli..pandai minah ni buat duit..

paih

panties tu utk buat ubat hilang kan jerawat...(petua org dolu2) hahaha

amazed

Tunjuk Perasaan: Bantah kos hidup tinggi di Singapura

SINGAPURA, 15 Mac - Beberapa anggota parti pembangkang Singapura hari ini ditahan apabila mengadakan bantahan di luar Parlimen negara ini, dalam satu kejadian yang amat jarang sekali berlaku.

Kira-kira 20 penunjuk perasaan memakai baju T yang mempunyai tulisan "Tak Boleh Tahan" - berkumpul di luar Parlimen, sambil memegang sepanduk dan meneriak slogan mengenai kesan kenaikan kos kehidupan di Singapura.

Bantahan di Singapura amat jarang berlaku dan sebarang perhimpunan melebihi lima orang perlu mendapat permit dari pihak polis.

Pemimpin Parti Demokratik Singapura Chee Soon Juan dan beberapa penunjuk perasaan telah ditahan di luar sebuah kompleks membeli belah yang berhampiran apabila mereka mula mengadakan tunjuk perasaan secara bergerak dari bangunan Parlimen.

"Kami mahu menarik perhatian terhadap kenaikan harga yang tidak tertanggung lagi,'' kata Chee di hadapan bangunan Parlimen. ''Matlamat kami adalah menggalakkan rakyat Singapura bersuara.''

Kadar inflasi tahunan Singapura meningkat ke paras tertinggi 25 tahun kepada 6.6 peratus dalam bulan Januari terutamanya disebabkan oleh kenaikan harga makanan sebanyak 5.8 peratus, berbanding tahun sebelumnya.

Polis tidak dapat mengesahkan dengan segera bilangan penunjuk perasaan yang ditahan dan dakwaan yang akan dikenakan ke atas mereka.

Menurut saksi, seramai 10 polis berpakaian biasa mengepung penunjuk perasaan di luar sebuah komplek membeli-belah dan menahan mereka selepas berlaku penentangan selama 15 minit yang menarik perhatian orang ramai termasuk para pelancong.

- Reuters



jarang2 sgt aku dengar pasai tunjuk perasaan kat s'pore ni.. cam tak cayer aje.. tapi tu lah.. mmg ler mahai duk sana, kawan aku yg duk sana pun kata camtu.. now dah jad PR s'pore sbb kawen dgn orang s'pore.. tapi walau gaji tinggi mana pun, asyik tak cukup aje.. aku kalu dapat gaji mcm dia kat m'sia, setahun 4-5 kali ler aku gi melancong.. dia ni 2 tahun pun payah sekali nak gi mana2.. dgn barang mahai.. sak saved pun tak leh.. sian lak aku tgk   tak tau ler ada efek ke tunjuk perasaan tu ek.. turun ke harga barang .. minyak kat s'pore dah ler mahal..

kancil_hitam

Sbb tu la rmai s'porian g shoping kt jb,isi minyak kt jb

redz85

Originally posted by amazed at 16-3-2008 07:51 AM
Tunjuk Perasaan: Bantah kos hidup tinggi di Singapura

SINGAPURA, 15 Mac - Beberapa anggota parti pembangkang Singapura hari ini ditahan apabila mengadakan bantahan di luar Parlimen negara ini, ...

pada aku lah si chee and his sister tu pun tak guna.. sebab tu takde orang nak pangkah dia masa election dulu.. dah bankrap pun..

redz85

Originally posted by kancil_hitam at 16-3-2008 10:34 AM
Sbb tu la rmai s'porian g shoping kt jb,isi minyak kt jb

tukaran wang sedap beb $1= RM2.33

lepas shopping.. makan.. nak masuk semula singapura top up minyak...

redz85

Originally posted by amazed at 16-3-2008 07:51 AM

jarang2 sgt aku dengar pasai tunjuk perasaan kat s'pore ni.. cam tak cayer aje.. tapi tu lah.. mmg ler mahai duk sana, kawan aku yg duk sana pun kata camtu.. now dah jad PR s'pore sbb kawen dgn orang s'pore.. tapi walau gaji tinggi mana pun, asyik tak cukup aje.. aku kalu dapat gaji mcm dia kat m'sia, setahun 4-5 kali ler aku gi melancong.. dia ni 2 tahun pun payah sekali nak gi mana2.. dgn barang mahai.. sak saved pun tak leh.. sian lak aku tgk   tak tau ler ada efek ke tunjuk perasaan tu ek.. turun ke harga barang .. minyak kat s'pore dah ler mahal..

kekadang susah lah nak cakap.. dah tahu gaji ciput, tapi tak pandai manage duit.. nak rumah besar.. nak tinggal kawasan perumahan harga tinggi.. nak kereta.. nak macam macam sedangkan tak mampu

harga barang makanan masih murah dan kemampuan.. minyak aku admit mahal sikit..

gaji aku tak lah besar sangat.. tapi sebulan dapat jugak aku save $300-400..

amazed

September 26, 2008

Singapores Population Reaches 4.84 Million

By Zakaria Abdul Wahab

SINGAPORE, Sept 26 (Bernama) -- Singapore which is encouraging its citizens to have more babies now has about 4.84 million people as at end of last June.

There were 3.64 million Singapore residents and 1.2 million non-residents, according to the latest figures released by the Singapore Statistics Department Friday.

The department said Singapore residents, comprising its citizens and permanent residents, formed 75 per cent of the total population.

The total population for this year grew by 5.5 per cent over the previous year, with the resident population registering a growth rate of 1.7 per cent.

The department said the number of Singapore citizens continued to grow this year which now stood at 3.16 million, about 1.0 per cent higher than the 3.13 million recorded last year.

The number of permanent residents was 0.48 million this year, an increase from 0.45 million last year.

Singapores population has also grown older over the years with the median age of resident population rising from 20 years in 1970 to 37 years this year.

The department said the post-war baby boomers aged 5-24 years old in 1970 had moved to the age group 40-59 years this year.

Over the last decade, the number of persons aged below 15 years decreased to 671,300 this year, from 712,000 in 1998, and this reflected the declining trend in past fertility, the department said.

Correspondingly, there was an increase in the proportion of older residents with those aged 65 and over increasing to 8.7 per cent of the resident population this year, up from 6.8 per cent in 1998.

The Singapore government which is worried over the decline of its local population recently launched a marriage parenthood package that will initiate Singaporeans to get married and marry early, providing child tax relief and giving bonus for babies.

-- BERNAMA




lama2 sah2 tenggelam ler singapore ni... berat sangat terlalu ramai penduduk nih!!