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I guess you could always stick to your original plan of cycling to Desaru.... Now if only I liked cycling :cry: And the problem with the Pengerang route is that the bumboats only go when they get the full complement of 12 pax (or you pay ~$100 to charter), so with just two people there's a fairly h...

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5/ There would appear to be strict truth-in-advertising legislation.

I like this one, taken on the week-end:

I think hot weather & sweat are not a problem at all

Chim!

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Hope this can help.

Dont be too sensitive :) Sometimes it helps, if it gets worse, you might want to have a small talk with that person. You'll never know if it helps. Try to use a more pleasant tone as well. If all else fails I guess you have to find a new job, because it's not easy to get things done if you dislike ...

There are two types of man who wears pink--a really secure one or a really gay one. :P I was wondering about this too. One of my french supplier often wear pink shirt when he visits our office; whenever we shake hands, his hand always so "loose", like no energy... And what do you think that means.....

You may go to The Dubliner Irish Pub at #01-00 Winsland Conservation House 165 Penang Road, Tel:6735 2220

nakatago wrote:There are two types of man who wears pink--a really secure one or a really gay one.

I was wondering about this too.
One of my french supplier often wear pink shirt when he visits our office; whenever we shake hands, his hand always so "loose", like no energy...

- the seafood at Newton food centre is good.
- try the satay at Lau Pa Sat

Tess 88 One more thing b4 I forgot. If you are migrating to OZ or NZ, you can include your parents name in your PR application there for the future just in case you want your parent to live with you and for easier application even though you go first to apply. I am not sure about Germany though If ...

Germany doesn't have anything called "Permanent Residence" and all stay permits are incomparable to a Singapore PR. Anyway, the system is very complicated - be prepared for lots of paperwork (or, rather, your husband should be prepared for it!) and things taking an extraordinarily long time. Noted ...

The Dutch are better in every way, why should they have an inferiority complex? :) They're smarter, taller, have better looking women, a hugely superior sense of humour, better footballers, more interesting cities, a better airport than their neighbours are able to provide in a much bigger environm...

There are quite a few lost souls wandering around the globe, not knowing what lies ahead in the future, I know one thing for sure, it all comes to an end quicker than we want it too, so we do our best for the family and if the world is your Oyster enjoy while you can, don't be insecure make that mo...

Tess88 My 2 cents worth. I lived and studied in Hamburg in the late 70s. Bloody windy and cold as it is near the seaport. Not sure which part of Germany you are going but Germans are nice people !!The flight to Frankfurt is about 11 hrs before you fly another part of the country. Phew !! OZzie has ...

Hi all Does Singapore allow people who has 2 PR status? I'm a Malaysian, currently I'm holding SPR in Singapore more than 4 years and I'm planning to apply for citizenship; however, I'm not sure whether I can get it successfully or not. (I will submit my application this week) In the other hand, I'...