Originally posted by euphratis:well said kitkat_ .. the more I look at it, the more this Andrew appears to have a similar characteristics of (or behaves like or maybe is one) a sad lonely teenage from a broken home (probably with mild ADHD). Who cannot adapt to the real world because he is so unlikable that he does not have a single friend and he tries so very hard to get attention in the virtual world.
ha ha well I try not to be mean but he does gave the impression that he's always there sitting on his office chair keeping track of the latest info n devoting his life to bringing us the latest updates. I did wondered, how could a businessperson be doing all this? And in times of recession like now, this man can have all the free time to post on forums? I came up with only 2 conclusions to it, is that he is either a failure or really a very successful person in life. But Im skeptical on the latter as myself cannot believe just when I had stated he does not even have to reply unless he wants to say something constructive and guess what (HE BITE IT)
What i don't get is why he will even bother to reply to me when he felt my comment were gibberish?? Something which he does not even have to be bothered by, for all i know he could just shrug it off and treated me as a transparency, BUT he wasted probably 5-10 secs of his life on that just to write down the letter G I B B E R I S H n post so as to prove a point even if its not the point?? Which sums up that regardless of whoever makes a comment or whatever was being written, he will just say something to prove a point even when it is not the point.
I know it is difficult to convince someone that you are just being frank with them and hold nothing personal while on the other hand hoping they could be more open-minded but i guess its futile. It doesn't matter anyway. As much as there's more to say but i felt bad enough to hijack the thread and digress the topic; thereof i guess thats it then.
canned tuna uses albacore which has alot of mercury.
Originally posted by Chin Eng:publishing your own articles is not wrong....
if you say: here's what I wrote at (link to website) - this is perfectly normal, however you say: look what I found (link to website) - this is delusional because you are saying that there is another place or person that shares your thoughts - is a delusional of grandiose.
... and of course there's the thing about being a clone....
hahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!
What a stupid liar!!!!!
For all those that want in on a good joke provided by this idiot....
Originally posted by Chin Eng:publishing your own articles is not wrong....
if you say: here's what I wrote at (link to website) - this is perfectly normal, however you say: look what I found (link to website) - this is delusional because you are saying that there is another place or person that shares your thoughts - is a delusional of grandiose.
... and of course there's the thing about being a clone....
Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:
Shameless liar...
Your lie: " look what I found (link to website) "??????!!!!!!!
hahahahahahahaahahahahahahahah!!!!!
Here's another prediction of mine that was spot on.....
What "misunderstanding" ? Of course it is no "misunderstanding" He is a shameless liar, delusional idiot.
You are too kind to the delusional idiot, why tell him? Just let me string him along so that we can all have a good laugh at his stupidity.
The last time in another case, I played him for over a year before he gave up being a fool (in that instance) but fear not, like in this case, he will always come back with his delusions for us to have a good laugh.
The entertainment the fools in sgforums give me... precious.
Quote taken from here:
http://sgforums.com/forums/10/topics/337792?page=11
" he will always come back with his delusions for us to have a good laugh."
Originally posted by Chin Eng:
silly man.... cannot see the word "If"??? I will make it in bold and red (something you are familiar with....
Originally posted by Chin Eng:
silly man.... cannot see the word "If"??? I will make it in bold and red (something you are familiar with....
if you say: here's what I wrote at (link to website) - this is perfectly normal, however you say: look what I found (link to website) - this is delusional because you are saying that there is another place or person that shares your thoughts - is a delusional of grandiose.
hahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!
ROFLMAO....
The entertainment the fools in sgforums give me... precious.
DON'T JUST HAVE A GOOD LAUGH....
do something for the country. Do yourself, your friends and the country a favour. Send them this email (do it again as a reminder even if you have sent it to them before).
Look what I found in the internet and I am forwarding it to you and forward it to as many people you know as possible:
Quote:
Singaporeans are now attempting to lower the cost of living here by stopping all spending and cutting down on spending on essentials.
It will benefit the country and Singaporeans at the expense of foreigners.
Do not spend even if you can, hoard your money in this time of uncertainty and do yourself a favour as well. Do this until the cost of living falls significantly. You will benefit from the lower prices if you delay your spending, you will be able to buy more for less later.
Regards
Andrew Yap"
End of quote
...why send the email and why it will help save the nation?
... prices must fall, cost of living must come down, business cost must crash...
Look what I found in the internet and I am forwarding it to you and forward it to as many people you know as possible: WOW! ANDREWPKYAP FOUND SOMETHING IN THE INTERNET!!!
Quote: AND HERE'S THE QUOTE!!!
Singaporeans are now attempting to lower the cost of living here by stopping all spending and cutting down on spending on essentials.
It will benefit the country and Singaporeans at the expense of foreigners.
Do not spend even if you can, hoard your money in this time of uncertainty and do yourself a favour as well. Do this until the cost of living falls significantly. You will benefit from the lower prices if you delay your spending, you will be able to buy more for less later.
Regards
Andrew Yap" WOW!!! ANDREWPKYAP FOUND A QUOTATION FROM THE INTERNET AND IT'S BY (WHAT ARE THE ODDS???) A GUY CALLED ANDREW YAP!!!
Originally posted by Chin Eng:Look what I found in the internet and I am forwarding it to you and forward it to as many people you know as possible: WOW! ANDREWPKYAP FOUND SOMETHING IN THE INTERNET!!!
Quote: AND HERE'S THE QUOTE!!!
Singaporeans are now attempting to lower the cost of living here by stopping all spending and cutting down on spending on essentials.
It will benefit the country and Singaporeans at the expense of foreigners.
Do not spend even if you can, hoard your money in this time of uncertainty and do yourself a favour as well. Do this until the cost of living falls significantly. You will benefit from the lower prices if you delay your spending, you will be able to buy more for less later.
Regards
Andrew Yap" WOW!!! ANDREWPKYAP FOUND A QUOTATION FROM THE INTERNET AND IT'S BY (WHAT ARE THE ODDS???) A GUY CALLED ANDREW YAP!!!
- Either there are a couple of loonies in the internet by the same name, or
- Andrew can't even keep track of what he writes in the internet, or
- Websites that Andrew posts in are so unknown that he has to advertise his own work, or
- Andrew is just a internet whore.
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is getting funier and funier!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a stupid idiot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"WOW! ANDREWPKYAP FOUND SOMETHING IN THE INTERNET!!!"??????!!!!!!!
"WOW!!! ANDREWPKYAP FOUND A QUOTATION FROM THE INTERNET "??????!!!!!!!
?????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a stupid idiot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chances are this idiot is so stupid, he has no idea why his post is so brainless and will come back with something even more lamebrain...
Wait for his reply....
... the entertainment the fools in sgforums give me... precious....
I think Andrew is just preparing a template for people to send his "message"...
I thought it's another new political party in Singapore.
The despots are trying to prop up prices and that will add even more burdens to businesses!
Straits Times, Singapore - 23 hours ago
THE Ministry of Trade and Industry has suspended the outright sales of industrial land for the first half of next year. This means that it will only sell ...
MTI suspends Confirmed List for Industrial GLS Programme Channel News Asia
all 3 news articles »"
Do your part to push it down!
Send the email!
Opec cut oil production on 24 Oct 08.
After that, oil price drops from US67 to currently US45 per barrel...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/7688900.stm
Originally posted by ArtBoon:Opec cut oil production on 24 Oct 08.
After that, oil price drops from US67 to currently US45 per barrel...
The market was disappointed with the amount that they cut. It was not enough to counter the drop in crude oil demand.
The property market in Singapore is not an international market. It is a monopoly under the control of the despots and they are adament in pushing the price up.
They are more interested in protecting their own pockets than they are in makingpolicies to benefit the nation.
Singaporeans must act. Send the email.
Office rent has fallen. Yield is dipping.
Credit is contracting.
People who is bullish, let them hold.
The property market in Singapore is not an international market.
Look what I found in the internet and I am forwarding it to you and forward it to as many people you know as possible:
Quote:
'Some Singaporeans are now attempting to lower the cost of living here by stopping all spending and cutting down on spending on essentials. Do not worry if businesses will fail and employers will switch to low cost foreign labors, the worst that can happen is that you will lose your job. But don't worry, be strong because dignity will fill your stomach. If there is massive personal defaults because of this, take heart that you are not alone; many will be in the same situation.
Hopefully , it will benefit the country and Singaporeans at the expense of foreigners. It would be highly unlikely, in my expert insight, that they are most likely to benefit from it and withstand longer than you since they have less commitment. If that's the case, we'll just hope that enough of us will die to help them decide to leave this country.
Do not spend even if you can, hoard your money in this time of uncertainty and do yourself a favour as well. Do this until the cost of living falls significantly and hope that you're not bankrupt by then. If you survive, you will benefit from the lower prices if you delay your spending, you will be able to buy more for less later.
Don't believe in the economist and they noble prize winners.. even though their studies have span several recessions, it cannot be always true. This time, I will be right! Our recession will be unique. Hoarding money will not cause a recession.. trust Andrew for now. Of course he will not take any responsibility but you can curse him later if he is wrong.
Regards
Andrew Yap"
No "deluded" individual screaming in one god forsaken forum asking people to hoard money will cause a recession, bro.
Don't believe in the economist and they noble prize winners.. even though their studies have span several recessions, it cannot be always true. This time, I will be right! Our recession will be unique. Hoarding money will not cause a recession.. trust Andrew for now. Of course he will not take any responsibility but you can curse him later if he is wrong.
Originally posted by anonymous_dickhead:Look what I found in the internet and I am forwarding it to you and forward it to as many people you know as possible:
Quote:
'Some Singaporeans are now attempting to lower the cost of living here by stopping all spending and cutting down on spending on essentials. Do not worry if businesses will fail and employers will switch to low cost foreign labors, the worst that can happen is that you will lose your job. But don't worry, be strong because dignity will fill your stomach. If there is massive personal defaults because of this, take heart that you are not alone; many will be in the same situation.
Hopefully , it will benefit the country and Singaporeans at the expense of foreigners. It would be highly unlikely, in my expert insight, that they are most likely to benefit from it and withstand longer than you since they have less commitment. If that's the case, we'll just hope that enough of us will die to help them decide to leave this country.
Do not spend even if you can, hoard your money in this time of uncertainty and do yourself a favour as well. Do this until the cost of living falls significantly and hope that you're not bankrupt by then. If you survive, you will benefit from the lower prices if you delay your spending, you will be able to buy more for less later.
Don't believe in the economist and they noble prize winners.. even though their studies have span several recessions, it cannot be always true. This time, I will be right! Our recession will be unique. Hoarding money will not cause a recession.. trust Andrew for now. Of course he will not take any responsibility but you can curse him later if he is wrong.
Regards
Andrew Yap"
Cause a recession? No wonder you are a dickhead. We are already in a recession, in case you haven't noticed.
The problem is, prices are not coming down as much as desired during this time of recession.
Why is that?
Manipulation.
Since the despots that will arrest people and charge them in court for protesting the high costs of living are manipulating prices up even during the recession, it is only right that Singaporeans manipulate the prices down by stopping spending.
Send the email.
Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:
DON'T JUST HAVE A GOOD LAUGH....
do something for the country. Do yourself, your friends and the country a favour. Send them this email (do it again as a reminder even if you have sent it to them before).
Look what I found in the internet and I am forwarding it to you and forward it to as many people you know as possible:
Quote:
Singaporeans are now attempting to lower the cost of living here by stopping all spending and cutting down on spending on essentials.
It will benefit the country and Singaporeans at the expense of foreigners.
Do not spend even if you can, hoard your money in this time of uncertainty and do yourself a favour as well. Do this until the cost of living falls significantly. You will benefit from the lower prices if you delay your spending, you will be able to buy more for less later.
Regards
Andrew Yap"
End of quote
Everyone needs to work harder to bring prices down!
"Crude on upswing as Saudis make good on output cuts
Houston Chronicle - 3 hours ago
Crude oil rose a second day after Saudi Arabia signaled the world’s biggest producer cut output more than analysts forecast to end a five-month plunge in prices.
Oil Extends Rebound, Lifts Energy Briefing.com
Saudis Signal Deeper Oil Output Cuts Than Expected (Update2) Bloomberg
Wall Street Journal - New York Times - ETFguide - Hawaii Reporter
all 1,691 news articles »"
Cut spending even more until local prices fall significantly to offset international pressures!!!
Hoarding money will cause a recession.. but you're wrong. We're not in a recession yet because the definition of a recession is 2 quarters of negative growth.. you dumbass!
Hoarding money will cause a recession, hoarding more money will change a recession into a depression.
This is the reason why your advice is unintelligent, boarish and irresponsible.
Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:
Look what I found in the internet and I am forwarding it to you and forward it to as many people you know as possible:
Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:
"WOW! ANDREWPKYAP FOUND SOMETHING IN THE INTERNET!!!"??????!!!!!!!
"WOW!!! ANDREWPKYAP FOUND A QUOTATION FROM THE INTERNET "??????!!!!!!!
What a stupid idiot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yup, it's getting funnier
Originally posted by AndrewPKYap:
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is getting funier and funier!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
oh... the word is spelt with two "N"s....
but yup, it's getting funnier....
Originally posted by anonymous_dickhead:Hoarding money will cause a recession.. but you're wrong. We're not in a recession yet because the definition of a recession is 2 quarters of negative growth.. you dumbass!
Hoarding money will cause a recession, hoarding more money will change a recession into a depression.
This is the reason why your advice is unintelligent, boarish and irresponsible.
We are not in a recession, dickhead? The international press is wrong and you, a dickhead, is right?
Tsk tsk tsk... Andrew.. are you illiterate? Wait.. do you even know what that means?
Dickhead is not wrong and nethier are the press, you dumbass. Read before you post.. in fact your short summary as showed the grevious error you made. But I suspose I couldn't expect you to be bright enough to read further; instead of simply google "singapore" and "recession", then take every single hit as a report that Singapore is in recession.
Let the Dickhead explain.
"Singapore eased monetary policy on Friday for the first time since 2003 after the Southeast Asian economy sunk into its first recession in six years and as the meltdown in financial markets threatened to further hit growth.
Singapore's export-dependent economy shrank an annualised and seasonally adjusted 6.3 percent in the July-September quarter, advance government estimates showed, compared to the 1.1 percent growth forecast by economists in a Reuters poll.
Singapore last slid into a recession -- usually defined as two consecutive quarters of economic contractions -- in 2002." - Forbes (from your hyperlink)
Now the post is made in October. Singapore reported it's first GDP contraction in September? The next consecutive quarter (plus 3 months; in case you can't count) is in December. WE ARE NOT YET IN RECESSION but we are on the way.
Your comprehension is deplorable. And to think you tried to correct someone's grammer in other post.. what a joke you are, dumbass.
Btw, the press also said that hoarding money will result in a recession. So what say you? Wait.. please don't answer. We already know your answer. In fact, I don't think I should reply you further because trying explain something as simple as this to you is degrading dickheaded intelligence.
Originally posted by Chin Eng:
yup, it's getting funnier
oh... the word is spelt with two "N"s....
but yup, it's getting funnier....
Chin Eng: You provided a link that links to a page that is practically empty. You idiot, you provided a page that is practically empty.
Andrew PK Yap: Really?
Chin Eng: You provided a link that links to a page that is practically empty. You idiot, you provided a page that is practically empty. Idiot Idiot Idiot!!!!!!
Andrew PK Yap: Really?
Chin Eng: You idiot, you provided a page that is practically empty and does not contain your article!!!! Idiot!!! Idiot!!!!!
I think there is a misunderstanding here, which has been very amusing.
@ Chin Eng
The article in question can be read by accessing that link and scrolling down. Otherwise, as you said, there is a blank page.
Chin Eng: Opps ....
Andrew PK Yap: hahahahahahahahahahahahaaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (to freedomclub: This idiot will be back to provide more laughs)
....and in a couple of weeks.....
Originally posted by anonymous_dickhead:Tsk tsk tsk... Andrew.. are you illiterate? Wait.. do you even know what that means?
Dickhead is not wrong and nethier are the press, you dumbass. Read before you post.. in fact your short summary as showed the grevious error you made. But I suspose I couldn't expect you to be bright enough to read further; instead of simply google "singapore" and "recession", then take every single hit as a report that Singapore is in recession.
Let the Dickhead explain.
"Singapore eased monetary policy on Friday for the first time since 2003 after the Southeast Asian economy sunk into its first recession in six years and as the meltdown in financial markets threatened to further hit growth.
Singapore's export-dependent economy shrank an annualised and seasonally adjusted 6.3 percent in the July-September quarter, advance government estimates showed, compared to the 1.1 percent growth forecast by economists in a Reuters poll.
Singapore last slid into a recession -- usually defined as two consecutive quarters of economic contractions -- in 2002." - Forbes (from your hyperlink)
Now the post is made in October. Singapore reported it's first GDP contraction in September? The next consecutive quarter (plus 3 months; in case you can't count) is in December. WE ARE NOT YET IN RECESSION but we are on the way.
Your comprehension is deplorable. And to think you tried to correct someone's grammer in other post.. what a joke you are, dumbass.
Btw, the press also said that hoarding money will result in a recession. So what say you? Wait.. please don't answer. We already know your answer. In fact, I don't think I should reply you further because trying explain something as simple as this to you is degrading dickheaded intelligence.
Do you really beleive those statistics given by our gahmen?