Devilaz

didnt write name on ang bao how to mock them?

mine more jia lat.... $60 giant voucher. expire date is the following date of mine wedding day. Kaoz... super pissed off... go back liaoz chiong to giant and buy things... no time to rest sia... piss... some pao $20 also...

welcome back...

You know la... jap culture is to work more OT. But mine company heng is that when ur job is done u can do anything. But keep low profile.

Yapz.... im currently working in JAP company.

wa sei.. expert sia...

yapz migraine is very jia lat.... jia lat leh... u got check with the doctor in hospital what medication is that? can sue ur clinic doctor de leh....

wa sei... beri hardworking gal...

huh? what happen do u sia? go see doc due to sore thoat?

ya lor... bo bianz.... budget for cny.... seems like the rest are not in RT yet... all busy arh?

dont eat too much heaty stuff liaoz... once cny coming u will need to eat more... wa lao so exp leh... jia lat.... that ba gua also prices increase like no toml... pengz..

Morning ladies and gentlemen, hows life today? another boring day i guess. Ask u all har where is a good place to get cny goodies cheap and good. in local hor not JB.

anytime.... no worries...

ok ok i will.. keke....

no worries... u can eat xtra 4 bowls also can.

tata... enjoy ur night

pm me the link leh...

haha.... u wont tio bann de la...

then where is the male one?

who? where?

ninja ma... "sa soh"

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haha... can give more la.... keke... so consider discount? Bro, the pineapple tarts where u import from?

ai ya, as mine friend to help me chop stingray and sotong. he work in ntuc ma... so call him and help me settle eveything lor.. i just go there get it pay and go liaoz... heh heh.... left 1hr for me... heh heh...

yes.... in most BS will provide bridal car de.... if u dont want they will minus off by 200 or more.