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Linden

and people know my name

Linden.is my name
BLAH BLAH BLAH

Gayle

I'm redeemed and loved by God so high

I'm Gayle!
a Man told me i'm called to live life differently
that i'm not meant to live for myself,and that i have a destinty and a purpose here on earth
i do and am blessed (:

Jiayi

Just be Yourself

My name is Jiayi
I'm quiet by nature which makes people think that I'm a boring person.
But I love to be myself and I believe that girls can be better than guys.
And, I LOVE S.H.E!

Christine

The Food-Lover

Christine,18
Studying in NYP.
Simple Love Korean/Hongkong dramas.
Love Chicken Rice. YUMMY!

Desiree

Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true

Me; I indulge in good food, spending quality time with my family and enjoys travelling. :)

GAY'ES TAKE ON ARRESTS OF CIGARETTE SMUGGLERS (Wednesday, August 4, 2010 / 6:08 PM)

Reading this about cigarette smugglers in Singapore doesn't surprise me as much as it used to.
I'm glad they were arrested and that the contraband cigarettes were being seized.
But the problem of smuggling cigarettes still persists in Singapore, from what i know.
Maybe something more could be done to prevent this, not that i can think of any at this point in time.
Tighter security would definitely help alot in catching these illegal smugglers.
Or maybe a harsher punishment would 'scare' smugglers and cause them to quit being in that kind of job.
Some of these cigarette smugglers probably find it hard to find a proper job or maybe they think they do not have the expertise/skills to get a proper job because Singapore is advancing so much that every job now probably has a certain education standard or qualification to reach.
Apart from being a cleaner or dish washer.
Cigarette smuggling can generate alot of money as it requires risks and sellers probably think of it as quick and fast cash.
Councillors could provide help for these people who are caught and encourage them to get a proper job. Or put them under a job probation.