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Rate this gal on a scale of 1 to 10. 10 being the best.
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11-03-2016, 12:00 PM
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Does the word "Bromance" sounds gay???
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Bobby Chervenov4 weeks ago (edited) Trump is such a reasonable guy! Wants friendship and cooperation with Russia! Wow.. how can you not vote for him!!! Anthony Capelle +Bobby Chervenov People in Russia love him for that too. Trump/Putin bromance in the making How does this word being created in the first place??? bromance sounds like gaymance..or is this a term created by gays??? Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com.
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11-03-2016, 12:20 PM
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Shitskin rocks in All-England. Lee Chong Wei balek kampong !!
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B. Sai Praneeth Stuns Lee Chong Wei in All-England Championship First Round B. Sai Praneeth ousted the three-time champion Lee Chong Wei 24-22, 22-20 in the first round of the All-England Championship. Three-time champion Lee Chong Wei was upset in the first round of the badminton All-England Championships on Wednesday. (Ajay Jayaram, HS Prannoy Knocked Out) Just when the round seemed set to finish virtually incident-free, the last match of an 11-hour day stunned the remaining fans, as B. Sai Praneeth of India, who lost all four previous meetings with Lee, ousted the second-seeded Malaysian 24-22, 22-20 in what he called his "greatest victory ever." The defeat ended Lee's 21-match winning streak, which included titles in France, China, Hong Kong, and Malaysia since October. They helped him rebound quicker than even he expected from an eight-month doping suspension last year, and rise in the rankings from 182 to 2. Praneeth was promoted from qualifying late after teammate and Commonwealth champion Parupalli Kashyap withdrew with an injured knee. He came from 15-7 down to tie the first game. Lee was first to game point but Praneeth got him on his third game point. In the second game, Lee led 16-10 then 17-12, but Praneeth tied him at 19, rubbed out a game point for Lee, and won the last three points. Lee's exit opened up the bottom half of the draw. The top half was top heavy with top-ranked Chen Long, the defending champion, Chinese teammate and five-time champ Lin Dan, and third-seeded Jan O Jorgensen of Denmark, all of whom won their openers in straight sets. The only other seeded player of 16 to lose across the men's and women's fields was men's No. 7 Chou Tien-chen of Taiwan, to Tommy Sugiarto of Malaysia, 21-14, 21-14. Chou, a quarter-finalist last year, beat Sugiarto just last month in the Asia team championships, and was coming off a run to the German Open final last week. But he looked tired against Sugiarto. In the women's event, Carolina Marin's title defense almost tripped up in the first round. The Spaniard won her first meeting with Bae Yeon-ju of South Korea 25-23, 20-22, 21-15, but it was a struggle all the way. Marin took more than an hour to secure the win. She missed two game points at 20-18 in the first before winning that 25-23, led 20-18 again with two match points in the second but couldn't clinch it, and finally pulled away from 12-12 in the third. She knows what to expect in her next match, as she has a 3-0 record against Maria Febe Kusumastuti of Indonesia. None of the other seeded players dropped a game, including No. 2 Saina Nehwal of India, the runner-up last year, and No. 3 and Olympic champion Li Xuerui of China. Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com.
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11-03-2016, 12:20 PM
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Wholly Shit! Redefined!
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Airplane Drops Frozen Sewage On Indian Woman Many children grow up hearing the story of Henny Penny, usually called Chicken Little in the United States. A recurring phrase in the story is ‘The sky is falling!’ The moral of the tale is that you shouldn’t be worried that disaster is imminent. That is all well and good, but for a woman in India, the sky did fall, and it was disgusting. Blue Ice Frozen Human Sewage Rajrani Gaud, a 60-year-old from the district of Sagar, in Madhya Pradesh, was going about her daily routine. For the widowed mother of three, her life mainly consists of keeping up the house and visiting with her neighbors. She was in the midst of cleaning when a football-size chunk of ice tore through her roof and slammed into her shoulder. She was knocked to the ground and immediately began screaming due to the pain. Rajrani’s neighbors were less than thirty feet from where the ice ball entered her roof and quickly ran to her aid. She was taken to a local hospital and received treatment for a dislocated shoulder. According to eyewitnesses, right before the ice hit Gaud’s roof, it caught the edge of a neighboring terrace, which changed its flight path. Doctors suggested that without this last second deflection, the frozen block would likely have hit the elderly woman in the head and killed her. A Delhi-based aviation expert, who specializes in ‘blue ice,’ alerted the Director Generals of Civil Aviation and the India Meteorological Department after hearing about the incident from friends. Bimal Kumar Srivastava, the aviation expert, believes that the ice chunk was the result of a commercial airplane releasing human waste during a flight. The feces and urine subsequently froze due to the combination of high altitude and cold temperatures. The blue-tint of the water in an airplane toilet gives the frozen sewage its name. While such globs of excrement usually thaw before reaching the ground, there have been multiple confirmed incidents of ‘blue ice’ striking unsuspecting people in India. While the government agencies are still conducting their investigation, if a commercial airline was responsible for the ice chunk, Gaud will receive compensation. This is the second case so far in 2016 of an Indian citizen behind hit by a falling object. In February, a bus driver was struck and killed by a meteorite. (source) Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com.
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11-03-2016, 12:20 PM
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Politics in SGP is really boring!
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No matter who else is in charged. People are always screwed! Tan Cheng Bock says he will contest next Presidential Election Channel NewsAsia Singapore NewsToday The former presidential candidate garnered about 738,300 votes in the last Presidential Election in 2011, losing to incumbent President Tony Tan Keng Yam by just 0.35 percentage points. Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com.
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11-03-2016, 12:20 PM
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Singapore named the priciest city for third year, especially for transport
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The most expensive cities in the world revealed: London is now the sixth most costly place to live, with New York seventh… and Singapore the priciest on the planet
PUBLISHED: 21:38 GMT, 10 March 2016 | UPDATED: 23:18 GMT, 10 March 2016 246shares 210View comments London is rarely referred to as a budget-friendly city and it's becoming even less so after being named the sixth most expensive city in the world to live in. The British capital has climbed five places from being ranked 11th in last year's Economist Intelligence Unit's (EIU) twice-yearly worldwide cost of living survey. Singapore took the top spot for the third year in a row and is followed by Zurich, Hong Kong, Geneva and then Paris.  +7 London is now the sixth most expensive city in the world to live in, according to the most recent Economist Intelligence Unit's worldwide cost of living survey  +7 The British capital climbed up from the 11th most expensive city in the last edition of the survey, knocking Melbourne from the sixth spot The rest of the top ten were New York, Copenhagen, Seoul and Los Angeles, knocking off Oslo, Sydney, and Melbourne - which have slid down the ranks due to the Australian dollar weakening, meaning good news for Brits travelling down under. The study compares prices in shops for more than 160 basic goods and services, including food, toiletries, clothing, domestic help, utility bills, cigarettes and wine. RELATED ARTICLES
SHARE THIS ARTICLE Share New York, which is used as base for comparison in the survey, is at its highest rank since 2002 and has climbed by an impressive 42 places since 2011. But interestingly neither Los Angeles nor the Big Apple have seen the price of bread, or average rent suddenly shoot up over the past year - instead, the climb is gradual. Since the price of oil is falling and the US dollar strengthening, inflation has been low across the States and, according to the EIU, local prices haven't raced up.  +7  +7 New York was in the 7th spot out of 133 cities across the world while Paris was the only euro zone city to make the top 10 this time round in the EIU's rankings See London's most iconic landmarks in under two minutes Loaded: 0% Progress: 0% 00:00 Play Mute Current Time0:00 Fullscreen/ Duration Time1:20 Need Text Up in the top three spots, Singapore may well be holding its title as the most expensive place to live, but the gap between there and its competitors, Zurich and Hong Kong, is narrowing fast. Cities varied in price in different areas, however. For instance, pricey Singapore was found to have better value for money when it came to groceries. Buying day-to-day food was priced on a par with New York, while cities generally ranked as cheaper than Singapore had higher food costs. Korean capital Seoul was 33 per cent more expensive than Singapore for groceries, Tokyo 26 per cent more expensive and Hong Kong 28 per cent more.  +7 Singapore has been at the top of the list for three years in a row. While it remained at the top of the list, the financial gap between there, Hong Kong and Zurich was narrowing  +7 Singapore is particularly expensive for car owners and for public transport, but has good value for money in comparison to the expensive cities of Tokyo and Hong Kong Yet, owning a car was particularly more expensive for Singapore's residents, due in part to Singapore’s complex Certificate of Entitlement system. Even those who think they might bypass the extra expense by jumping on the bus would find themselves out-of-pocket as public transport around the city is 2.7 times higher than in New York. Right at the bottom of the 133-strong list was the Zambian city of Lusaka, which was preceded by Bangalore, and Mumbai - both in India - Almaty, Kazakhstan and Algiers, in Algeria.  +7 At the other end of the scale, the Indian city of Mumbai was the third cheapest for living expenses in the world. Other Indian cities in the bottom 10 were Chennai and New Dehli The war-torn city of Damascus, Syria, had the 9th cheapest costs of living in the world. Caracas, Venezuela, was in the top 10 a decade ago but has since plummeted down to the bottom ten. 'If the cost of living was calculated using the official rate, Caracas would be more than four times more expensive than New York. Conversely, if black market rates applied then it would be almost ten times cheaper than New York,' the EIU report said. TEN MOST EXPENSIVE CITIES 2016
... AND THE TEN CHEAPEST
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz42YvOV7o7 Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com.
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11-03-2016, 12:20 PM
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Rate this gal on a scale of 1 to 10. 10 being the best.
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#128
11-03-2016, 12:50 PM
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Shitskin rocks in All-England. Lee Chong Wei balek kampong !!
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B. Sai Praneeth Stuns Lee Chong Wei in All-England Championship First Round B. Sai Praneeth ousted the three-time champion Lee Chong Wei 24-22, 22-20 in the first round of the All-England Championship. Three-time champion Lee Chong Wei was upset in the first round of the badminton All-England Championships on Wednesday. (Ajay Jayaram, HS Prannoy Knocked Out) Just when the round seemed set to finish virtually incident-free, the last match of an 11-hour day stunned the remaining fans, as B. Sai Praneeth of India, who lost all four previous meetings with Lee, ousted the second-seeded Malaysian 24-22, 22-20 in what he called his "greatest victory ever." The defeat ended Lee's 21-match winning streak, which included titles in France, China, Hong Kong, and Malaysia since October. They helped him rebound quicker than even he expected from an eight-month doping suspension last year, and rise in the rankings from 182 to 2. Praneeth was promoted from qualifying late after teammate and Commonwealth champion Parupalli Kashyap withdrew with an injured knee. He came from 15-7 down to tie the first game. Lee was first to game point but Praneeth got him on his third game point. In the second game, Lee led 16-10 then 17-12, but Praneeth tied him at 19, rubbed out a game point for Lee, and won the last three points. Lee's exit opened up the bottom half of the draw. The top half was top heavy with top-ranked Chen Long, the defending champion, Chinese teammate and five-time champ Lin Dan, and third-seeded Jan O Jorgensen of Denmark, all of whom won their openers in straight sets. The only other seeded player of 16 to lose across the men's and women's fields was men's No. 7 Chou Tien-chen of Taiwan, to Tommy Sugiarto of Malaysia, 21-14, 21-14. Chou, a quarter-finalist last year, beat Sugiarto just last month in the Asia team championships, and was coming off a run to the German Open final last week. But he looked tired against Sugiarto. In the women's event, Carolina Marin's title defense almost tripped up in the first round. The Spaniard won her first meeting with Bae Yeon-ju of South Korea 25-23, 20-22, 21-15, but it was a struggle all the way. Marin took more than an hour to secure the win. She missed two game points at 20-18 in the first before winning that 25-23, led 20-18 again with two match points in the second but couldn't clinch it, and finally pulled away from 12-12 in the third. She knows what to expect in her next match, as she has a 3-0 record against Maria Febe Kusumastuti of Indonesia. None of the other seeded players dropped a game, including No. 2 Saina Nehwal of India, the runner-up last year, and No. 3 and Olympic champion Li Xuerui of China. Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com.
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11-03-2016, 01:10 PM
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A tool for the Made in China gay poet variety.
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Writing rhyming stanzas is not poetry. Especially so when it's all gay bitching. Here's how they, the fucking cock receptacles do it. http://www.writeexpress.com/online.html Kanina no dreams of first prize numbers but fucking forum passwords. And such a coincidence that scroobal is back.:D Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com.
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11-03-2016, 01:30 PM
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Another Putin's man kena slaughtered!
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Putin aide died of 'blunt force trauma' BBC News - EuropeToday Mikhail Lesin, a former aide to Russian President Vladimir Putin found dead in the US last year, died of blunt force trauma to the head, officials say. Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com.
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11-03-2016, 01:30 PM
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A tool for the Made in China gay poet variety.
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Writing rhyming stanzas is not poetry. Especially so when it's all gay bitching. Here's how they, the fucking cock receptacles do it. http://www.writeexpress.com/online.html Kanina no dreams of first prize numbers but fucking forum passwords. And such a coincidence that scroobal is back.:D Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com.
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11-03-2016, 01:30 PM
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Shitskin rocks in All-England. Lee Chong Wei balek kampong !!
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B. Sai Praneeth Stuns Lee Chong Wei in All-England Championship First Round B. Sai Praneeth ousted the three-time champion Lee Chong Wei 24-22, 22-20 in the first round of the All-England Championship. Three-time champion Lee Chong Wei was upset in the first round of the badminton All-England Championships on Wednesday. (Ajay Jayaram, HS Prannoy Knocked Out) Just when the round seemed set to finish virtually incident-free, the last match of an 11-hour day stunned the remaining fans, as B. Sai Praneeth of India, who lost all four previous meetings with Lee, ousted the second-seeded Malaysian 24-22, 22-20 in what he called his "greatest victory ever." The defeat ended Lee's 21-match winning streak, which included titles in France, China, Hong Kong, and Malaysia since October. They helped him rebound quicker than even he expected from an eight-month doping suspension last year, and rise in the rankings from 182 to 2. Praneeth was promoted from qualifying late after teammate and Commonwealth champion Parupalli Kashyap withdrew with an injured knee. He came from 15-7 down to tie the first game. Lee was first to game point but Praneeth got him on his third game point. In the second game, Lee led 16-10 then 17-12, but Praneeth tied him at 19, rubbed out a game point for Lee, and won the last three points. Lee's exit opened up the bottom half of the draw. The top half was top heavy with top-ranked Chen Long, the defending champion, Chinese teammate and five-time champ Lin Dan, and third-seeded Jan O Jorgensen of Denmark, all of whom won their openers in straight sets. The only other seeded player of 16 to lose across the men's and women's fields was men's No. 7 Chou Tien-chen of Taiwan, to Tommy Sugiarto of Malaysia, 21-14, 21-14. Chou, a quarter-finalist last year, beat Sugiarto just last month in the Asia team championships, and was coming off a run to the German Open final last week. But he looked tired against Sugiarto. In the women's event, Carolina Marin's title defense almost tripped up in the first round. The Spaniard won her first meeting with Bae Yeon-ju of South Korea 25-23, 20-22, 21-15, but it was a struggle all the way. Marin took more than an hour to secure the win. She missed two game points at 20-18 in the first before winning that 25-23, led 20-18 again with two match points in the second but couldn't clinch it, and finally pulled away from 12-12 in the third. She knows what to expect in her next match, as she has a 3-0 record against Maria Febe Kusumastuti of Indonesia. None of the other seeded players dropped a game, including No. 2 Saina Nehwal of India, the runner-up last year, and No. 3 and Olympic champion Li Xuerui of China. Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com.
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11-03-2016, 01:30 PM
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Wholly Shit! Redefined!
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Airplane Drops Frozen Sewage On Indian Woman Many children grow up hearing the story of Henny Penny, usually called Chicken Little in the United States. A recurring phrase in the story is ‘The sky is falling!’ The moral of the tale is that you shouldn’t be worried that disaster is imminent. That is all well and good, but for a woman in India, the sky did fall, and it was disgusting. Blue Ice Frozen Human Sewage Rajrani Gaud, a 60-year-old from the district of Sagar, in Madhya Pradesh, was going about her daily routine. For the widowed mother of three, her life mainly consists of keeping up the house and visiting with her neighbors. She was in the midst of cleaning when a football-size chunk of ice tore through her roof and slammed into her shoulder. She was knocked to the ground and immediately began screaming due to the pain. Rajrani’s neighbors were less than thirty feet from where the ice ball entered her roof and quickly ran to her aid. She was taken to a local hospital and received treatment for a dislocated shoulder. According to eyewitnesses, right before the ice hit Gaud’s roof, it caught the edge of a neighboring terrace, which changed its flight path. Doctors suggested that without this last second deflection, the frozen block would likely have hit the elderly woman in the head and killed her. A Delhi-based aviation expert, who specializes in ‘blue ice,’ alerted the Director Generals of Civil Aviation and the India Meteorological Department after hearing about the incident from friends. Bimal Kumar Srivastava, the aviation expert, believes that the ice chunk was the result of a commercial airplane releasing human waste during a flight. The feces and urine subsequently froze due to the combination of high altitude and cold temperatures. The blue-tint of the water in an airplane toilet gives the frozen sewage its name. While such globs of excrement usually thaw before reaching the ground, there have been multiple confirmed incidents of ‘blue ice’ striking unsuspecting people in India. While the government agencies are still conducting their investigation, if a commercial airline was responsible for the ice chunk, Gaud will receive compensation. This is the second case so far in 2016 of an Indian citizen behind hit by a falling object. In February, a bus driver was struck and killed by a meteorite. (source) Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com.
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11-03-2016, 01:30 PM
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Politics in SGP is really boring!
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No matter who else is in charged. People are always screwed! Tan Cheng Bock says he will contest next Presidential Election Channel NewsAsia Singapore NewsToday The former presidential candidate garnered about 738,300 votes in the last Presidential Election in 2011, losing to incumbent President Tony Tan Keng Yam by just 0.35 percentage points. Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com.
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11-03-2016, 01:30 PM
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Singapore named the priciest city for third year, especially for transport
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The most expensive cities in the world revealed: London is now the sixth most costly place to live, with New York seventh… and Singapore the priciest on the planet
PUBLISHED: 21:38 GMT, 10 March 2016 | UPDATED: 23:18 GMT, 10 March 2016 246shares 210View comments London is rarely referred to as a budget-friendly city and it's becoming even less so after being named the sixth most expensive city in the world to live in. The British capital has climbed five places from being ranked 11th in last year's Economist Intelligence Unit's (EIU) twice-yearly worldwide cost of living survey. Singapore took the top spot for the third year in a row and is followed by Zurich, Hong Kong, Geneva and then Paris. +7 London is now the sixth most expensive city in the world to live in, according to the most recent Economist Intelligence Unit's worldwide cost of living survey +7 The British capital climbed up from the 11th most expensive city in the last edition of the survey, knocking Melbourne from the sixth spot The rest of the top ten were New York, Copenhagen, Seoul and Los Angeles, knocking off Oslo, Sydney, and Melbourne - which have slid down the ranks due to the Australian dollar weakening, meaning good news for Brits travelling down under. The study compares prices in shops for more than 160 basic goods and services, including food, toiletries, clothing, domestic help, utility bills, cigarettes and wine. RELATED ARTICLES
SHARE THIS ARTICLE Share New York, which is used as base for comparison in the survey, is at its highest rank since 2002 and has climbed by an impressive 42 places since 2011. But interestingly neither Los Angeles nor the Big Apple have seen the price of bread, or average rent suddenly shoot up over the past year - instead, the climb is gradual. Since the price of oil is falling and the US dollar strengthening, inflation has been low across the States and, according to the EIU, local prices haven't raced up. +7 +7 New York was in the 7th spot out of 133 cities across the world while Paris was the only euro zone city to make the top 10 this time round in the EIU's rankings See London's most iconic landmarks in under two minutes Loaded: 0% Progress: 0% 00:00 Play Mute Current Time0:00 Fullscreen/ Duration Time1:20 Need Text Up in the top three spots, Singapore may well be holding its title as the most expensive place to live, but the gap between there and its competitors, Zurich and Hong Kong, is narrowing fast. Cities varied in price in different areas, however. For instance, pricey Singapore was found to have better value for money when it came to groceries. Buying day-to-day food was priced on a par with New York, while cities generally ranked as cheaper than Singapore had higher food costs. Korean capital Seoul was 33 per cent more expensive than Singapore for groceries, Tokyo 26 per cent more expensive and Hong Kong 28 per cent more. +7 Singapore has been at the top of the list for three years in a row. While it remained at the top of the list, the financial gap between there, Hong Kong and Zurich was narrowing +7 Singapore is particularly expensive for car owners and for public transport, but has good value for money in comparison to the expensive cities of Tokyo and Hong Kong Yet, owning a car was particularly more expensive for Singapore's residents, due in part to Singapore’s complex Certificate of Entitlement system. Even those who think they might bypass the extra expense by jumping on the bus would find themselves out-of-pocket as public transport around the city is 2.7 times higher than in New York. Right at the bottom of the 133-strong list was the Zambian city of Lusaka, which was preceded by Bangalore, and Mumbai - both in India - Almaty, Kazakhstan and Algiers, in Algeria. +7 At the other end of the scale, the Indian city of Mumbai was the third cheapest for living expenses in the world. Other Indian cities in the bottom 10 were Chennai and New Dehli The war-torn city of Damascus, Syria, had the 9th cheapest costs of living in the world. Caracas, Venezuela, was in the top 10 a decade ago but has since plummeted down to the bottom ten. 'If the cost of living was calculated using the official rate, Caracas would be more than four times more expensive than New York. Conversely, if black market rates applied then it would be almost ten times cheaper than New York,' the EIU report said. TEN MOST EXPENSIVE CITIES 2016
... AND THE TEN CHEAPEST
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz42YvOV7o7 Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com.
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