Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 42nd Edition
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So tempted by this but the price is a huge put-off
http://www.beautybridge.com/coboxofch.html -
I'll buy the PS3 only if prices fall below $500
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back from lunch. bought a turkish delight, hopefully it taste good.
i'll buy my ps3 when winning 11 and final fantasy comes out.
oh fark, must see whether i get to book out or not. -
Oei......Originally posted by elindra:So tempted by this but the price is a huge put-off
http://www.beautybridge.com/coboxofch.html
I need to limit your purchases liao. Your hub can thank me later. -
they've gone past the bottom of the barrel and are scraping the floor already
BT – 13 Jun 2007, p2
Having fewer babies hits exchange rates: study
Fall in fertility rate of one child per woman sees a depreciation of 0.15%
By NANDE KHIN
(SINGAPORE) Thinking of not having children? While this would of course save you money, it might also have the unexpected effect of hitting the Singapore dollar.
A paper released yesterday by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has found real evidence that a decline in a country's fertility rate of one child per woman leads to a depreciation of about 0.15 per cent in the real effective exchange rate of the country's currency.
This effect is 'of plausible economic size, being neither trivial nor incredibly large', observed the authors of the paper, Andrew K Rose and Saktiandi Supaat.
(for more, go to the Business Times) -
I only bought 2 small powdersOriginally posted by viciouskitty74:Oei......
I need to limit your purchases liao. Your hub can thank me later.
No la that one see only nia
I wouldn't pay 150 USD for lip gloss!!! -
Sigh.....you folks with all the convenience of sweets in Singapore, from all over the world.Originally posted by stellazio:back from lunch. bought a turkish delight, hopefully it taste good. -
Originally posted by the Bear:
now wat? they r gonna force ppl to give birth to push up exchange rates?
they've gone past the bottom of the barrel and are scraping the floor already
BT – 13 Jun 2007, p2
[b]Having fewer babies hits exchange rates: study
Fall in fertility rate of one child per woman sees a depreciation of 0.15%
By NANDE KHIN
(SINGAPORE) Thinking of not having children? While this would of course save you money, it might also have the unexpected effect of hitting the Singapore dollar.
A paper released yesterday by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has found real evidence that a decline in a country's fertility rate of one child per woman leads to a depreciation of about 0.15 per cent in the real effective exchange rate of the country's currency.
This effect is 'of plausible economic size, being neither trivial nor incredibly large', observed the authors of the paper, Andrew K Rose and Saktiandi Supaat.
(for more, go to the Business Times)[/b]
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Originally posted by the Bear:
WHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
they've gone past the bottom of the barrel and are scraping the floor already
BT – 13 Jun 2007, p2
[b]Having fewer babies hits exchange rates: study
Fall in fertility rate of one child per woman sees a depreciation of 0.15%
By NANDE KHIN
(SINGAPORE) Thinking of not having children? While this would of course save you money, it might also have the unexpected effect of hitting the Singapore dollar.
A paper released yesterday by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has found real evidence that a decline in a country's fertility rate of one child per woman leads to a depreciation of about 0.15 per cent in the real effective exchange rate of the country's currency.
This effect is 'of plausible economic size, being neither trivial nor incredibly large', observed the authors of the paper, Andrew K Rose and Saktiandi Supaat.
(for more, go to the Business Times)[/b]
*attaches a few concert type amplifiers to the laugh studio and presses the laugh button repeatedly* -
eh, thats cause i was lunching at vivo. got candy empire.Originally posted by viciouskitty74:Sigh.....you folks with all the convenience of sweets in Singapore, from all over the world.
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no one would want the tv.. it takes a few minutes to come on
besides, it's almost 10 years old
and what does pinkybear want now? i've looked at it and still don't know what it is.. $150 for chocolate is a bit too much right? -
Originally posted by the Bear:
I read this too
they've gone past the bottom of the barrel and are scraping the floor already
BT – 13 Jun 2007, p2
[b]Having fewer babies hits exchange rates: study
Fall in fertility rate of one child per woman sees a depreciation of 0.15%
By NANDE KHIN
(SINGAPORE) Thinking of not having children? While this would of course save you money, it might also have the unexpected effect of hitting the Singapore dollar.
A paper released yesterday by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has found real evidence that a decline in a country's fertility rate of one child per woman leads to a depreciation of about 0.15 per cent in the real effective exchange rate of the country's currency.
This effect is 'of plausible economic size, being neither trivial nor incredibly large', observed the authors of the paper, Andrew K Rose and Saktiandi Supaat.
(for more, go to the Business Times)[/b]
Seriously if no kids, couples dun even save that much
They just spend and spend and spend on themselves
Oh maybe coz all the holidays they take flow out of the country -
It is way too expensive. I can buy La Mer creme with that price.Originally posted by elindra:I only bought 2 small powders
No la that one see only nia
I wouldn't pay 150 USD for lip gloss!!! -
Originally posted by the Bear:
they've gone past the bottom of the barrel and are scraping the floor already
BT – 13 Jun 2007, p2
[b]Having fewer babies hits exchange rates: study
Fall in fertility rate of one child per woman sees a depreciation of 0.15%
By NANDE KHIN
(SINGAPORE) Thinking of not having children? While this would of course save you money, it might also have the unexpected effect of hitting the Singapore dollar.
A paper released yesterday by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has found real evidence that a decline in a country's fertility rate of one child per woman leads to a depreciation of about 0.15 per cent in the real effective exchange rate of the country's currency.
This effect is 'of plausible economic size, being neither trivial nor incredibly large', observed the authors of the paper, Andrew K Rose and Saktiandi Supaat.
(for more, go to the Business Times)[/b]
hmmz wait why those countries with high birth rates have such low exchange rates also? -
It's lip glossOriginally posted by the Bear:and what does pinkybear want now? i've looked at it and still don't know what it is.. $150 for chocolate is a bit too much right?
I wouldn't buy it though
Too expensive for lip gloss
Unless I print money then I buy -
well, it might be a good idea if they offer pregnant women, more cash w/o needing to work to produce children.Originally posted by tare:now wat? they r gonna force ppl to give birth to push up exchange rates?
The current incentives are way too puny. -
KNN, tell people to have more kids, then they keep raising the CB prices and their own CB pay.Originally posted by viciouskitty74:well, it might be a good idea if they offer pregnant women, more cash w/o needing to work to produce children.
The current incentives are way too puny.
They can go fuck themselves -
Have your bag and eat it too
From http://www.cherylshuen.com -
I dun even call that an incentive manOriginally posted by viciouskitty74:well, it might be a good idea if they offer pregnant women, more cash w/o needing to work to produce children.
The current incentives are way too puny.
But ppl actually give birth coz of that measley amt of cash -
Well, I hope this time when I go thru DFS, can find those chocolate wafers that looked like Cigars in Cigar Looking Boxes.
It was a hoot the last time somone bought it and offer to some folks at the Disco.
Someone actually tried to light the chocolate cigars.
Bought some more when I was going thru Hong Kong...and it was really very well received by friends.... -
erm does it have like special chemicals to enhance health of the lips or something?Originally posted by elindra:It's lip gloss
I wouldn't buy it though
Too expensive for lip gloss
Unless I print money then I buy
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that is sooo cute!Originally posted by choco B:Have your bag and eat it too
From http://www.cherylshuen.com -
thing is that if we bite the bullet and have the lower population, earth can be saved..
if we continued with the population growth, we're just going to reach the point where everything dies out... and i mean, economy, people, animals, plants... everything...
we are at the age of consequences... where the things we have done have accumulated and we must face the results of ours and our forefathers' actions..
this mad rush to 'grow' has to stop... but look at the topic i put up about Global Warming.. the apathy is disturbing
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We havnt legalise gay marriages yet. Nor surrogate mothers schemes.Originally posted by av98m:KNN, tell people to have more kids, then they keep raising the CB prices and their own CB pay.
They can go fuck themselves -
our (seemingly) male PM is married to a manOriginally posted by viciouskitty74:We havnt legalise gay marriages yet. Nor surrogate mothers schemes.