Creepy!
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zzz..
goosebumps ..
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suddendly all my hairs stand up -
yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee....
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what?Originally posted by hellomotosxq:OH MY GOD . REALLY ??? I DO NOT BELIEVE IT . I DO NT KNOW . WHY U KNOW . ?? REALLY DO NOT BELIEVE . NEVER HEARD IT BEFORE
are you really from china?
or have you forgotten your root? -
the commies banned and destroyed all these things. don't u know china is officially an aethist country?Originally posted by digicharat:what?
are you really from china?
or have you forgotten your root?
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YEAH but she/he will be enclosed and not with white face power and blood red lipstick! posin for a photo... i wonder last time ppl thinking so weard one... opium overdose....Originally posted by Pitot:
If someone close to u pass away, u not going to attend the wake la? -
i hate this! >"<
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Source: The Sunday Times, September 8, 2002)
It is not just the living who get married. In a small temple near Tanjong Pagar, even the dead gets a chance at wedded bliss. Tan Shzr Ee says welcome to the ritual of the ghost marriage
You could call it, literally, the SDU of Hell. For 96 years, a shack squatting in a Tanjong Pagar plot the size of two tennis courts has been playing marriage bureau to the Single, Dead and Unsettled.
Hugging the leafy curve of Peck Seah Street behind the buzz of International Plaza, it is the Seng Wong Beo Temple, home of the City God Cheng Huang, the patron of departed souls.
Could the spirits of dead men and women be joined in eternal bliss under its gritty gables?
A cheerful matron dressed in the Ah Soh gear of a flowery viscose blouse thinks so.
Looking a decade younger than her 60 years, "Madam Tham", as she is known, is the fourth-generation custodian of the religious site.
"Some people call it superstition. Some people call it culture and heritage," she says in Mandarin with a happy shrug. "But we just do what we do."
The temple, one of the older ones in Singapore, was founded in 1904 by a Reverend Swee Oi from Quanzhou, China. He performed religious rites for early Chinese coolies living in Tanjong Pagar.
Upon the monk's death in 1953, the grounds were passed on to his disciples. Madam Tham took over the building from her husband's family eight years ago. They, in turn, had received the site from one of Reverend Swee Oi's men.
Over the years, Seng Wong Beo has become famous for its rituals for the dead - in particular, weddings. -
eee. e first 0ne very scary lehhs. imagine watchiingg it at tiishh time 0f da dae. n al0ne. s0mem0re my hammiies r makiingg weird s0unds. >
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cant you people talk properly...Originally posted by BaoBei92:eee. e first 0ne very scary lehhs. imagine watchiingg it at tiishh time 0f da dae. n al0ne. s0mem0re my hammiies r makiingg weird s0unds. > -
TWIT.Originally posted by BaoBei92:eee. e first 0ne very scary lehhs. imagine watchiingg it at tiishh time 0f da dae. n al0ne. s0mem0re my hammiies r makiingg weird s0unds. > -
Clone detected!Originally posted by BaoBei92:eee. e first 0ne very scary lehhs. imagine watchiingg it at tiishh time 0f da dae. n al0ne. s0mem0re my hammiies r makiingg weird s0unds. > -
the pic i look longer liao then it seems that they're floatin
i think the pic ok. not so creepy.
last time dont know who post the dolls pic i see abit then close window -
i was staring at all parts of e photo except for e face
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scary sia
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scary........ omg.... shiver*
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saw this somewhere before..
hey! is posting 'creepy' pictures the trend now? -
eee.... shiat sia lucky i saw this in the afternoon, if midnight i no need sleep liao.