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Couple caught on video engaging in obscene acts at staircase landing

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A young couple was caught engaging in obscene acts at the staircase landing of Blk 768 Choa Chu Kang Street 54 in the afternoon.

The anonymous person who took video of them lives in the area and stumble upon them.

The video shows a woman wearing her underwear and facing the man who also appeared to be undressed before she turns and look at the anonymous person.

The anonymous person shared the video clip to STOMP and said this.

“I was climbing the stairs to exercise when I saw two people having sex at the staircase landing. It was on the ninth floor if I remember correctly. The girl was on top of the guy when I first saw them.

“I am sharing this as I didn’t really like what I saw. It is my first time encountering something like this.

“I was quite scared actually, as the guy later chased after me and grabbed my arm. He tried to bring me to one corner for ‘man talk’. I was not injured but he asked me to delete the video whether I filmed it for personal use.

“I managed to flee in the end. I think there was an old lady and a maid who saw him grabbing my arm on the fifth floor. I ran down the stairs when he let go of my arm and ran home afterwards.

This is not the only time couple have been caught at the staircase.

RIP Microsoft co-founder

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(Reuters) - Microsoft Corp co-founder Paul Allen, the man who persuaded school-friend Bill Gates to drop out of Harvard to start what became the world's biggest software company, died on Monday at the age of 65, his family said.

Allen left Microsoft in 1983, before the company became a corporate juggernaut, following a dispute with Gates, but his share of their original partnership allowed him to spend the rest of his life and billions of dollars on yachts, art, rock music, sports teams, brain research and real estate.

Allen died from complications of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a type of cancer, the Allen family said in a statement.

https://sg.yahoo.com/finance/news/mi...0345--nfl.html

[GPGT] TTC use $ collected from residents to build sign holders for PAP's propaganda posters...

If a guy put his hand on a girl shoulder when taking pic, does it mean they together?

This Ah Neh csb he is terrorist....but nvr see his terrorist peng you come rescue him

vivian teoh thread removed?

how many still using manual toothbrush instead of electric toothbrush?

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y dun change??:s12::s12::s12::s12:

Can public go MMRC?

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To shoot at range?

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Actually Malaysians the most "no balls"

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Tiongs here staged a strike at SMRT dorm when their pay is lesser than JHK


Ah Neh dare to take on the best of the best riot police and force SPF to exercise restrain and do tactical retreat


Malaysians whole day complain resign, fry the boss cuttle fish.....but 5 years later.....still every day kpkb at same company

Is Ashley a guy or girl name?

Song bo, Hong Kong 3 MTR line down since this morning

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Good job Neo Kian Hong, he is gonna get a bone from Khaw

Sinkieland—— Overseas State of India

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Why sinkies are shocked to know this?

Bikers fined for using car lanes to evade Johor immigration checkpoint

Security guard is a decent job, why you all start to attack them?

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No steal no rob, no break law.

Making a decent living.

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[GLGT] Minister of Finance, Tony Pua, tells Straits Times to get facts right on 1MDB

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Quote:

KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 15): MP for Damansara and political secretary to Minister of Finance, Tony Pua, has chided the Singapore Straits Times (ST) for allegedly getting its facts incorrect in its reporting of the 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) scandal.

Referring to articles reported by ST on Oct 7 and Oct 15, Pua in a statement today said the Pakatan Harapan government has no choice but to fulfil its commitments for the bonds, where the Ministry of Finance (MoF) had previously provided ‘back-to-back’ guarantees to IPIC (International Petroleum Investment Co).

“The failure to do so would immediately trigger potential defaults and downgrades for all the Government’s other borrowings.

“However, making current payments does not in any way mean that we concede to our fight against those who have defrauded 1MDB and the Malaysian government,” he said.

Pua said both the Finance and Prime Ministers have previously highlighted that the government will pursue all legal claims against those who are complicit in the heist against Malaysians, including but not limited to the investment bankers and individual culprits.

He said the newspaper had gotten it so wrong, because MoF had already authorised and made the October coupon payments without fuss.

“Surely, ST can get better sources for its stories?

“We didn’t make an official response to ST, as we didn’t have a bone to pick against the Singapore paper. However, ST followed up on 14 October with a story headlined “Malaysia’s 1MDB Debt to Abu Dhabi may have Ballooned”.

Pua went on to say that the story by the same writer claimed that:

“[t]he conundrum facing the Malaysian government is that the commitments listed in the IPIC statement to the London Stock Exchange, amounting to roughly US$6.89 billion before interest charges, are more than double the sum Kuala Lumpur believes is owed to Abu Dhabi."

Pua said he had checked and double-checked the IPIC statement to the London bourse.

He said the Abu Dhabi company stated the guarantee for IPIC debts amounting to approximately US$6.89 billion will be assumed by its parent company Mudabala Development Company PJSC.

He explained that the announcement at the same time discloses that the “Guaranteed Obligations” provided by IPIC for the two 1MDB bonds amounting to US$3.5 billion, will also be assumed by Mudabala.

It doesn’t say that 1MDB owed US$6.89 billion in debts to IPIC or Mudabala, Pua stressed.

“Hence, I’m stunned by the ST reporting standards when both the writer and its editors failed to read and understand the legal-financial statement by IPIC.

“At the very least, they should have obtained legal or financial advice from those who did. Or alternatively, they could have contacted the Malaysian Ministry of Finance for clarifications,” Pua said.


Pua was curious as he claimed it is not the first time ST had misreported on 1MDB.

“ST wrote that “Malaysians are shrugging off the 1MDB scandal” on 28 April. It was ST who broke the story on 9 May 2017 that “Dato’ Seri Najib Razak has all but tied up the deal with Dalian Wanda” on the sale of Bandar Malaysia — which turned turkey because the then Malaysian Prime Minister didn’t even walk away with a perfunctory Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

“ST even reported in April 2017 that 1MDB would sign a settlement with IPIC, with the former making payments to the latter; and “most of the money would come from the sale of ‘fund units’ from 1MDB subsidiary Brazen Sky to an undisclosed buyer”. We know of course that this is poppycock, because the Brazen Sky ‘fund units’ was nothing but a fraudulent investment vehicle,” he said.

Pua ended his statement with a terse: “So, what’s up with The Singapore Straits Times on its persistent misreporting on 1MDB?”

Source: http://www.theedgemarkets.com/articl...glCqc.facebook
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Can 154th wake up their idea or not? :s8: :s13:

kong hee vs Vivien

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which one lesser sentence?

hard to choose

one is money , one is life

UK F-35B Performs World’s First Shipborne Rolling Vertical Landing During HMS Queen Elizabeth Trials

Stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab

WTS: ROG Swift PG27VQ 165Hz Gaming Monitor

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Less than 6 months old. Full set with box and accessories.

Monitor in excellent condition. Rarely used because it's part of my 2nd PC set up.

Letting go at $1050, retailing at $13xx.

Contact me at 9010 5.11.0 to arrange. Thank you
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