(2005) Brides of year 2005
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Jenn.. they can do all sorts of nice and disgusting things with their bodies lor.. but I now only go for natural things.. I dun like anything thats been transformed! haha..
haha Daphne.. I seriously never touch before lor.. but for those transformed ones.. I will NEVER touch them.. haha..
haha Daphne.. I seriously never touch before lor.. but for those transformed ones.. I will NEVER touch them.. haha..
Good Morning, everyone ....
Is a monday bluez again... so tired, feel that dun hv enough sleep during the weekends. Have been going to JB for sat/sun...so tired !!!!
Newbbi,
You work o/t on friday huh ????
JC,
Wa, you hooked onto korea serials huh. Got get SDL to sit down and watch with you boh ????
Sorry, me dun hv any korea vcd lei, usually watched on channel U or 8 only .... kee kee
Is a monday bluez again... so tired, feel that dun hv enough sleep during the weekends. Have been going to JB for sat/sun...so tired !!!!
Newbbi,
You work o/t on friday huh ????
JC,
Wa, you hooked onto korea serials huh. Got get SDL to sit down and watch with you boh ????
Sorry, me dun hv any korea vcd lei, usually watched on channel U or 8 only .... kee kee
Newbbi/Ting,
On sat, i went to JB cos accompany my frend's (elaine) frend's (eileen) to go to the JB BS to sign package and her gown fitting . Eileen need to rush for her wedding within 100 days cos her hb's grandma passed away... so everything so rush. Poor Thing... hv to see date, and hope she can book the hotel/restanrat sooon
Elaine was having her PS on sat morn, hence entrusted me with the task..... i return to Spore only at 12am plus on sun morning ... cos elaine PS lasted till 9pm, then we went for dinner, last draw was JB custom JAMED for 1 hour...gurrrrr...
Ytday i went to JB again as i accompany my parents to City Square , my dad getting his glasses lor....
On sat, i went to JB cos accompany my frend's (elaine) frend's (eileen) to go to the JB BS to sign package and her gown fitting . Eileen need to rush for her wedding within 100 days cos her hb's grandma passed away... so everything so rush. Poor Thing... hv to see date, and hope she can book the hotel/restanrat sooon
Elaine was having her PS on sat morn, hence entrusted me with the task..... i return to Spore only at 12am plus on sun morning ... cos elaine PS lasted till 9pm, then we went for dinner, last draw was JB custom JAMED for 1 hour...gurrrrr...
Ytday i went to JB again as i accompany my parents to City Square , my dad getting his glasses lor....
Thai blasts kill four, wound dozens
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Thai police picked through the wreckage for clues after a string of bombs tore apart a popular tourist area in troubled southern Thailand, killing four people and wounding dozens.
The six simultaneous blasts ripped through Saturday night crowds in bars and cafes in Hat Yai, the main tourist hub in the southern region that has been gripped by an Islamic insurgency which has killed more than 1,400 people.
A 25-year-old Canadian teacher was among the latest dead, becoming the first westerner to die in Thailand's Islamic insurgency, according to health ministry officials in Hat Yai.
He was identified by health officials as Jesse Lee Daniel and had taught English at the city's Phol Vidaya school.
Two Thai women and a Thai man were also killed, officials said.
One of the dead women was mistakenly identified by medical staff as a Chinese tourist but turned out later to be an ethnic minority from Chiang Mai, hospital officials said.
Health minister Pinit Jarusombat said 14 other foreigners were among the 72 wounded, and included six Malaysians, three Singaporeans, three Britons, an Indian and an American.
Paitoon Pattanasophon, police chief in Songkhla province, where Hat Yai is located, said police were holding emergency meetings as the hunt for suspects got underway. No arrests had been made by late Sunday.
Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has ordered his deputies to work closely with police and military, his secretary said.
Police Lieutenant Colonel Prasit Paochoo said two explosive devices were planted inside motorcycles and detonated with a mobile phone.
The other four were planted near the entrances of two department stores and a hotel frequented by foreigners, he said, adding that police were still unsure what kind of bombs they were.
As dawn broke in the city, crowds of shocked onlookers gathered amid the wreckage. Walls were studded with shrapnel at the sites, which were covered with debris and pools of blood.
"I heard the blast and I live a kilometer away", said one bystander as others stood numbly on the edges of devastated restaurants.
Several charred vehicles lay in the road where they had burned the night before.
Outside the Brown Sugar Bar and Cafe an Australian visitor still wearing his hospital gown stood staring at the wreckage of where he was drinking the night before.
"I feel really lucky today," said the distraught man, who did not give his name, adding that doctors had removed shrapnel from his shoulder and his girlfriend suffered multiple fractures to her leg.
In the immediate aftermath of the blasts, Thai television showed bloodied victims lying in restaurants or being led to safety by rescue personnel as vehicles burned in streets, which were strewn with shattered glass and overturned tables and chairs.
One body was shown covered with a white sheet next to an overturned motorcycle as firemen tried to douse several blazing vehicles nearby.
Soon after the blasts, nearly 1,000 foreign and Thai tourists staying in hotels along Hat Yai's main road were evacuated, the Nation newspaper reported.
Hat Yai was also the victim of deadly insurgent violence in April of last year when the city's airport was bombed, killing two people, and the city has been struggling to rebuild its tourism industry.
Parts of Songkhla province are under martial law as the government struggles to contain an Islamic insurgency, and provincial governor Somporn Chaibangyang said the attacks would further damage Hat Yai's tourism sector, which is still recovering from the airport blasts.
"We need to work hard to regain our tourism," he said.
"Authorities have to work completely to prevent any violence from happening. But it is difficult to keep watching every single area, as wrongdoers will make violence in the area where they think they will have the most success," he said.
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AFP Photo
Thai police picked through the wreckage for clues after a string of bombs tore apart a popular tourist area in troubled southern Thailand, killing four people and wounding dozens.
The six simultaneous blasts ripped through Saturday night crowds in bars and cafes in Hat Yai, the main tourist hub in the southern region that has been gripped by an Islamic insurgency which has killed more than 1,400 people.
A 25-year-old Canadian teacher was among the latest dead, becoming the first westerner to die in Thailand's Islamic insurgency, according to health ministry officials in Hat Yai.
He was identified by health officials as Jesse Lee Daniel and had taught English at the city's Phol Vidaya school.
Two Thai women and a Thai man were also killed, officials said.
One of the dead women was mistakenly identified by medical staff as a Chinese tourist but turned out later to be an ethnic minority from Chiang Mai, hospital officials said.
Health minister Pinit Jarusombat said 14 other foreigners were among the 72 wounded, and included six Malaysians, three Singaporeans, three Britons, an Indian and an American.
Paitoon Pattanasophon, police chief in Songkhla province, where Hat Yai is located, said police were holding emergency meetings as the hunt for suspects got underway. No arrests had been made by late Sunday.
Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra has ordered his deputies to work closely with police and military, his secretary said.
Police Lieutenant Colonel Prasit Paochoo said two explosive devices were planted inside motorcycles and detonated with a mobile phone.
The other four were planted near the entrances of two department stores and a hotel frequented by foreigners, he said, adding that police were still unsure what kind of bombs they were.
As dawn broke in the city, crowds of shocked onlookers gathered amid the wreckage. Walls were studded with shrapnel at the sites, which were covered with debris and pools of blood.
"I heard the blast and I live a kilometer away", said one bystander as others stood numbly on the edges of devastated restaurants.
Several charred vehicles lay in the road where they had burned the night before.
Outside the Brown Sugar Bar and Cafe an Australian visitor still wearing his hospital gown stood staring at the wreckage of where he was drinking the night before.
"I feel really lucky today," said the distraught man, who did not give his name, adding that doctors had removed shrapnel from his shoulder and his girlfriend suffered multiple fractures to her leg.
In the immediate aftermath of the blasts, Thai television showed bloodied victims lying in restaurants or being led to safety by rescue personnel as vehicles burned in streets, which were strewn with shattered glass and overturned tables and chairs.
One body was shown covered with a white sheet next to an overturned motorcycle as firemen tried to douse several blazing vehicles nearby.
Soon after the blasts, nearly 1,000 foreign and Thai tourists staying in hotels along Hat Yai's main road were evacuated, the Nation newspaper reported.
Hat Yai was also the victim of deadly insurgent violence in April of last year when the city's airport was bombed, killing two people, and the city has been struggling to rebuild its tourism industry.
Parts of Songkhla province are under martial law as the government struggles to contain an Islamic insurgency, and provincial governor Somporn Chaibangyang said the attacks would further damage Hat Yai's tourism sector, which is still recovering from the airport blasts.
"We need to work hard to regain our tourism," he said.
"Authorities have to work completely to prevent any violence from happening. But it is difficult to keep watching every single area, as wrongdoers will make violence in the area where they think they will have the most success," he said.
SDL,
Tks pal =).
The bombing was at hat yai hor? My colleauge say nothern thailand like bkk still okie lor...Only in southern thailand bery messy there...haiz...wish my luck lor...
Jam,
u must be careful when u going this fri leh...
Jenn,
oh dear..must be bery tired then...
Tks pal =).
The bombing was at hat yai hor? My colleauge say nothern thailand like bkk still okie lor...Only in southern thailand bery messy there...haiz...wish my luck lor...
Jam,
u must be careful when u going this fri leh...
Jenn,
oh dear..must be bery tired then...
jenn- my parents jio-ed me to go JB on sat too but we goten go for marriage seminar lor.. hv ur fren fixed the date? if nt those kind of hot date, shd be able to find a hotel/restau bah..
we went to suntec on sat. parked at raffles city n walked there. goten make 1 super big round thru millenia walk! suntec is rite in front of us but the link bridge is closed to public.. reali v quiet there, ma chiam wk day thou its a sat! c all the restau at the basemt there no biz at all. v cham!
we went to suntec on sat. parked at raffles city n walked there. goten make 1 super big round thru millenia walk! suntec is rite in front of us but the link bridge is closed to public.. reali v quiet there, ma chiam wk day thou its a sat! c all the restau at the basemt there no biz at all. v cham!
newbbi,
think if you have your insurance agency, you can just get your agent to do for you.
if dun have any insurance, most of my coll goes to NTUC insurance.
weekend was ok lah.
sat, hb went raffles hotel for the IMF standby, so i stay at home to do housework.
sun, went to my sis hse (your place there)for gathering.
think if you have your insurance agency, you can just get your agent to do for you.
if dun have any insurance, most of my coll goes to NTUC insurance.
weekend was ok lah.
sat, hb went raffles hotel for the IMF standby, so i stay at home to do housework.
sun, went to my sis hse (your place there)for gathering.
linda- shoppin was in fact beta cos nt so crowded mah! hee.. n no queue at all when we went for dinner! =D
newbbi- yup.. endin soon liao. this wkend last 2 lessons thn we all goten renew our vows again. ytd learned abt hw to make our marriage affair-proof! v interesting!!
newbbi- yup.. endin soon liao. this wkend last 2 lessons thn we all goten renew our vows again. ytd learned abt hw to make our marriage affair-proof! v interesting!!
newbbi,
ya.. went for gathering at my sis place. so call house warming. cos my maternal gpa, aunties and cousin all went also. hee..
it was kind of normal for us cos we have regular gathering with either my paternal or my maternal side every weekends.
ting,
ya, its good for shopping. no Q and no crowd.
ya.. went for gathering at my sis place. so call house warming. cos my maternal gpa, aunties and cousin all went also. hee..
it was kind of normal for us cos we have regular gathering with either my paternal or my maternal side every weekends.
ting,
ya, its good for shopping. no Q and no crowd.
