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I've been looking for someone to play with for quite sometime now. If you're in the vicinity of AMK, Lorong Chuan or Serangoon Garden and you wanna shoot hoops send me a mail.

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Darn no one wants to play ball? Anyone has a group I can join then? [email protected]

Hi I can speak an ok English but would definitely want to learn Mandarin - i dont really know which part of the English language I could help but I'd like to try

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Well its the same as Soda pop or Cokes and Pepsi you can buy it for $0.80 to S$0.90 in large Supermarkets but people still eat at hawker centres where they cost around $1.20 - right?

I WILL buy and eat eggs I love 'em chucks!

A friend used to tell me if you go to Sim Lim square and ask for a regular Pentium 4 2.8Gb PC with 15" CRT monitor and a CD-ROM (CD-ROM Only!) plus all the regular stuff - it would only cost me around S$1.3K However, I havent done anything to that cause I bought mine from HP *LOL* :lol: But seriousl...

You can try the Community Centres, its cheaper and definitely more personal as there's not much people registering.

Try this:

http://pa-online.pa.gov.sg/NASApp/maps/ ... ex_A01.jsp

Click on courses

Enjoy!

Anyone in the vicinity of Ang Mo Kio, Serangoon Central, Lorong Chuan and Bishan wanna play?

I'm getting tired shooting hoops all alone...join me! Or else...I'll join you of course!

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Hi! I myself am trying to find friends and acquaintances!

If you're buying from big Department Stores definitely its going to be expensive. I had an experience with a tailor at Peninsula Plaza only cost me around $65 for 1 long sleeves cuff shirt. But then again it's much cheaper buying Marks & Spencer shirts.

Never heard of investment for Citizenship but there is an investment to become a Singapore PR. Follow this link: http://www.contactsingapore.org.sg/foremployers/emp_PR.shtml To be employed and to become a citizen you have to contribute radically to Singapore. A good example is to become a Singapore ...

I've finally registered! Had to search the site for several hours before I found the link on one of the posts