stellazio SG thats ex? scv wanted to charge the whole apartment 30k to install the cables, meaning 3k per home.
the_don SG aiyah i know.................. i'm paying for it. damn thing cost more than a vera wang gown. i also go to polyclinic before. stupid doc gave me 2 bottles of growell and sent me off. fed up. i explain so long she jsut 'uh-huh, okie, here u go'
Rhonda SG First time I had a haircut here, I went there. The lady was over-enthusiastic with thinning my hair, I walked out feeling naked! She gave me a schoolgirl cut that made me look like some lost schoolgirl and I felt so miserable cause the patients at work kept thinking I had just left Uni!
Wanda SG Will look out for your pic. Hope it works on men's hair/scalp. *thinking of SO* Okie...tata....looks like it's going to rain. Have a good evening...while I go look for curry fish head or something to tar pao.
Rhonda SG Well, 'expensive' is relative. If say, $10 is like 10% of your income, it's not 'expensive' but if it's like 70% of your income, then it's 'expensive'. Of course, $10 is for illustration purposes only!
kopiosatu SG those doctors in polyclinics are about to get it from another colleague of mine. they didn't ask him if he had any drug allergies. gave him a jab. after a while, he had to go to A&E.
InnoHippo SG For those experiencing early stages of hair loss, such as thinning of hair, medically-proven treatments include Finasteride and Minoxidil to help preserve thinning hair in the crown. These treatments can also be used to maintain hair behind the transplants and to possibly enhance the long-term results of hair restoration surgery. But ultimately, for natural permanent hair, Dr Tan concludes that hair transplantation is the only scientifically proven way. http://health.asiaone.com.sg/mensmatter/20051105_001.html
stellazio SG well if u mention income, den i think 400 should be about 10% or slightly more of yours right?
