By Election for Hougang

[dorisp]

Sun_2010:

verykiasu2010:

a bit groggy here


one thread two discussions ...... a la HK's one country 2 systems ...

you too?

I was thinking its like the cross talk we got on phones long long ago, in the days of manual /mechanical telephone exchanges

Yes yes yes, like the cross line, those old days with dial type phone and only 5 digit phone number.............

Solli :offtopic:

[Chenonceau]

I love watching the Chinese New Year crosstalk. Some parts I dun understand… but when I do, very funny!!

[verykiasu2010]

Chenonceau:

I love watching the Chinese New Year crosstalk. Some parts I dun understand... but when I do, very funny!!

wow you know chinese ? impressed !

[Chenonceau]

verykiasu2010:

Chenonceau:

I love watching the Chinese New Year crosstalk. Some parts I dun understand... but when I do, very funny!!

wow you know chinese ? impressed !

I am illiterate only lah... I can speak, just not at very high registers. I can still help my son with his Chinese compre as long as he reads the text out to me a few times and then reads the questions to me. I can help him to analyze deeper but he must keep on re-reading parts to me.

[znzyzyzx]

Nebbermind lah, cross cross lah, anyway this thread will become dormant after the by-election.

[verykiasu2010]

Chenonceau:

verykiasu2010:

[quote=\"Chenonceau\"]I love watching the Chinese New Year crosstalk. Some parts I dun understand... but when I do, very funny!!

wow you know chinese ? impressed !

I am illiterate only lah... I can speak, just not at very high registers. I can still help my son with his Chinese compre as long as he reads the text out to me a few times and then reads the questions to me. I can help him to analyze deeper but he must keep on re-reading parts to me.[/quote]you son works in Rediffusion ? 丽的呼声?

[concern2]

verykiasu2010:

I am illiterate only lah... I can speak, just not at very high registers. I can still help my son with his Chinese compre as long as he reads the text out to me a few times and then reads the questions to me. I can help him to analyze deeper but he must keep on re-reading parts to me.

you son works in Rediffusion ? 丽的呼声?[/quote]

:slapshead: I'm lost.

[concern2]

verykiasu2010:

Sun_2010:

[quote=\"verykiasu2010\"]a bit groggy here


one thread two discussions ...... a la HK's one country 2 systems ...

you too?

I was thinking its like the cross talk we got on phones long long ago, in the days of manual /mechanical telephone exchanges

:rotflmao: you mean crossed lines, not cross talk :rotflmao: :rotflmao:[/quote]It's kinda fun, no need to switch threads..

[concern2]

znzyzyzx:

Nebbermind lah, cross cross lah, anyway this thread will become dormant after the by-election.

Yah hor, then should ga ga gong liao!

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So, it is confirmed no gathering of supporters this coming Saturday…Mr Low mentioned that at the end of the rally…so just stay at home and tune to the tv for all, whichever camp you belong to…



SINGAPORE: Police have said there will be no gathering of supporters and members of the public at the two designated assembly centres on Saturday as no permits were issued.

Hougang Stadium and Serangoon Junior College were identified earlier as outdoor assembly centres for supporters and the public to gather and wait for the result of the Hougang by-election.

The People’s Action Party has fielded trade unionist Desmond Choo as its candidate for the second time, while the Workers’ Party has fielded businessman Png Eng Huat, who was part of its East Coast GRC team in the 2011 General Election.

On Polling Day, which is Saturday, nine voting centres will open at 8am.

Polling Day for the Hougang by-election is not a public holiday. Counting of votes will begin after polls close at 8pm.