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Comment on Can you imagine Singapore without Lee Kuan Yew? by LY Lim

LY Lim — Tue, 21 May 2013 13:33:41 +0000

I will be going to Tampines for “pot luck” party on Saturday and hoping there will be durian, satay, char kway teow and kopi-O.

I also hope more people will join in the “pot luck” party.

Comment on Can you imagine Singapore without Lee Kuan Yew? by Note

Note — Tue, 21 May 2013 04:03:26 +0000

Dictator worship of the most barbaric kind.

Comment on Can you imagine Singapore without Lee Kuan Yew? by LY Lim

LY Lim — Mon, 20 May 2013 14:45:39 +0000

Happy Birthday my dear ESM Goh,

I wish you healthy body and great golfing days ahead.

God bless.

Comment on Can you imagine Singapore without Lee Kuan Yew? by landragon123

landragon123 — Sun, 19 May 2013 22:50:29 +0000

We are lucky or born lucky for Singapore never ran out of food. Do you think Singapore is running out of housing?

History is now repeating itself like the 1996 rush when PM buy up houses when it was most expensive. Did you heard of ex minister owning 17 houses?

Rumours can be true, but it was rumoured that the 89 cook went to meet his wife but was rejected and he came back as the registry forget to write his name – no true – another man have used his name and a person cannot die twice, It will be the death registry headace now to get the real name IN?

Comment on Can you imagine Singapore without Lee Kuan Yew? by Note

Note — Sun, 19 May 2013 18:21:07 +0000

No matter what food, however hungry you are, if you are being whipped to eat, you will lose all your appetite.

Comment on Can you imagine Singapore without Lee Kuan Yew? by LY Lim

LY Lim — Sun, 19 May 2013 16:26:22 +0000

The table is laden with piping hot food ie. char kway teow, tau huay etc ready for the never ending and happy crowd.

It is too bad the food ran out when you arrived, but the cook will prepares more food for you just so you will not go hungry. Serve you right for not wanting to take a bus or MRT ride over, even refuse to hitch a ride.

It is ok to skip a meal but do remember to take your prescription promptly.

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Comment on Can you imagine Singapore without Lee Kuan Yew? by landragon123

landragon123 — Sat, 18 May 2013 16:23:24 +0000

Sorry, you got the wrong cook as he stop cooking many years ago
The new cook is 61 but his mother never teach him how to cook so was his 1st wife and even his new wife also never teach him to cook.

That is why his food is so bad and causes a relapse of Cancel causing by bad taste for FOOD.

Zhongshan will be the most modern of China in the near future as it will be connected to HK and Macau by super highways.

You actually was thinking to drive up the steep steps but you did not bring your CAR and have to use the kar?

Comment on Can you imagine Singapore without Lee Kuan Yew? by LY Lim

LY Lim — Sat, 18 May 2013 15:44:50 +0000

As I recall during a recent trip to Nanjing city, Jiangsu Province, I was standing at the foot of Zhongshan Ling gazing at the inscription “博爱” on the memorial archway leading to Dr. Sun Yat-Sen mausoleum. After some contemplation, I went on ahead to climb up the steep steps to visit the late Founding Father of modern China. All 638 meters of it by my “kar”.