Hardwarezone also belongs to bird cage liner and so does condosingapore. They control quite a lot of stuff.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Didn't think about it, but I can change it to Hardwarezone as well as it's been posted in about 8 locations. I am rather surprised that the script doesn't have that particular URL programmed into it yet though. Maybe I'll pick another and edit my post.
Really? Damn. What's next, Sammyboy?Wd40 wrote:Hardwarezone also belongs tosundaymorningstaple wrote:Didn't think about it, but I can change it to Hardwarezone as well as it's been posted in about 8 locations. I am rather surprised that the script doesn't have that particular URL programmed into it yet though. Maybe I'll pick another and edit my post.
The perv version is only allowed to exist because it makes the police's job easier!zzm9980 wrote:Really? Damn. What's next, Sammyboy?Wd40 wrote:Hardwarezone also belongs tosundaymorningstaple wrote:Didn't think about it, but I can change it to Hardwarezone as well as it's been posted in about 8 locations. I am rather surprised that the script doesn't have that particular URL programmed into it yet though. Maybe I'll pick another and edit my post.
damrc wrote:Also commenting this thread seems related:
http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/ftopic96246.html
And this seems like a good analysis of my situation:
http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/postin ... e&p=651076
Hahahaha!!Wd40 wrote:The condosingapore site actually has this statement on the home page "Posters' anonymity and privacy are assured."
sundaymorningstaple wrote:
But there a few on here who seem to think in Singapore if you have money you can buy your way into repeat entries (not in bribes but just by being a high net worth individual.
Singapore PR Scheme for Foreign Artistic Talent
Singapore is keen to promote itself as an arts hub. If you have a talent for arts, photography, dance, music, theatre, literature and film, you can apply for Singapore permanent residence through Foreign Artistics Talent scheme. To qualify for this scheme, you must be a well recognized artist in your own country, preferably with an international reputation. You must also have made significant contributions to Singapore’s arts and cultural scene, including a strong track record of local engagements at leadership level.
AngMoG wrote:
Being western helps, as does high net worth.
Singapore Navy would have launched the rescue mission.Leo99 wrote:AngMoG wrote:
Being western helps, as does high net worth.
A case in point is the shipwrecked Muslims from a poor nation who were denied entry into Singapore. What do you think the chances of them recieving the royal carpet welcome would have been if they were US soldiers or EU citizens? Somewhere between 99 and 100%?
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