[TCSS]- "BohLiao" Thread- Talk abt everything under the sun

"oOsiMm"

Thanks all bros for the advices n words. Its also an learning experience

for me and I know two angry bickering men will worsen the situation. If it was

last time..probably I will really falcon punch the bugger but cant afford to

behave like that now..



I dont have problem with him personally as I dont even know

him but I just gt an issue on his driving skills.

"ivan"

Haloo.....



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"ivan"

[quote="ivan"]Haloo.....



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"ivan"

[quote="ivan"]


Errrrr........

What talking u?





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"ivan"

[quote="ivan"]


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xm, tiablttb?

Itwynntk.

Ibl.

"ivan"

[quote="ivan"]


Huh???????



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"ivan"

Bo liao again.....

Anyone out there?

"ivan"

[quote="ivan"]Bo liao again.....

Anyone out there?

"ivan"

Boliao again.

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

"ivan"

[quote="ivan"]Boliao again.

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

"ivan"

[quote="ivan"]


Can u please stop????

Errrrggggh

"aiken74"

Anyone is going / already register for this :?:



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"Wade"

Serious!!!



http://www.soletopia.com/2013/04/why-does-this-watch-cost-29550/" false;

"Wade"

Serious!!!



http://www.soletopia.com/2013/04/why-does-this-watch-cost-29550/" false;

"Wade"

Hi SCS forumer,



I would like to share this Foreign talent with you.



Are our foreign talent nowadays so desperate?



On July 19, at 6:30pm, while I was on my way home via MRT. Both foreign talent board the train with me, along the way this foreign talent (Pinoy & Bangladesh) couples was hugging, kissing and touching each other with no shame at all even though there were so many commuters.



No proper upbringing? No proper place?



I hope our foreign talent will look at their behaviour when they are out.

"Astro2212"

MOM shld look at dis photo b4 sayin it is a MUST to giv offdays n also ask wat shit dis maids giv rather than just ask the maids go n interview them askin r they given pillows n enuf makan!!!

"MeePokMan"

[quote="Astro2212"]MOM shld look at dis photo b4 sayin it is a MUST to giv offdays n also ask wat shit dis maids giv rather than just ask the maids go n interview them askin r they given pillows n enuf makan!!!

"MeePokMan"

Now, this photo is beginning to go viral.



Why? Well, as some netizens pointed out, a Malaysian police officer looks like a murder suspect he is hunting down.



http://sg.news.yahoo.com/seeing-double--malaysian-cop-is-murder-suspect-look-alike-103532530.html" false;



:lol: :lol: :lol:

Kondo told police that he knew by the aroma whether the bike he was targeting belonged to a man or a woman, the paper said.

"MeePokMan"

[quote]Kondo told police that he knew by the aroma whether the bike he was targeting belonged to a man or a woman, the paper said.

[size=122]Honey claims latest blow NZ export reputation[/size]



New Zealand's exports have hit another snag following recent dairy contamination scares, this time over the authenticity of products sold as manuka honey.



The United Kingdom's Sunday Times is reporting that the UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) has issued a nationwide alert asking regulators to watch for honey labelled as manuka but derived from other sources.



Manuka honey sells for a big premium over other honey internationally thanks to endorsements from various celebrities including singer Katherine Jenkins, actor Scarlett Johansson, and tennis star Novak Djokovic.



The Sunday Times said it sold for up to 45 pounds for a 500g jar in british stores.



But tests by the scientific arm of the UK environment and food ministry, along with overseas studies suggested much manuka had nothing to set it apart from ordinary honey except price.



It said research by the main honey producers' organisation in New Zealand revealed that 1700 tons of manuka were produced each year, compared with the estimated 1800 tons of "manuka" honey sold in the UK.



''As much as 10,000 tons are sold worldwide, suggesting widespread fraud,'' the Sunday Times said.



The FSA said all trading standards authorities had been "asked to make sure anyone selling manuka honey is aware that they must fully comply with the law".



In a statement the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) said it was aware of "a variety of claims about manuka honey and is actively working with industry to resolve any issues and provide clarity for producers and consumers".



"As part of this process, MPI is currently working with industry representatives and NZTE to develop guidance that addresses labelling of manuka honey."



It expected industry to ensure products met importing country labelling requirements and that product sold domestically complied with New Zealand's law regarding truth in labelling, including the Food Standards Code and the Fair Trading Act.



MPI was working towards a single definition of manuka honey that was internationally-agreed and backed up by robust science so that both industry and consumers could be certain about any claims made.



Food Safety Minister Nikki Kaye said she was aware of the various claims about manuka honey.



The regulator MP was working with industry and overseas regulators to resolve the issues.



"Part of the difficulty lies in no common international definition for manuka honey and a lack of clarity of appropriate scientific markers.''



Over the next month she expected officials and industry representatives to develop a guideline to help clarify some of the labelling issues



Longer term MPI was working with the science community to develop a single definition of manuka honey that was both internationally-agreed and backed up with robust science.



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