Guys!Take a pill and keep awake and Fight!Courtesy of DSO.
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Application of caffine as stimulus in military environment.
As displayed by
http://www.dso.org.sg/technologies.aspx
This is displayed in AOH 2009.U will say where is soldiers human rights when
they have to take a pill,willing or not.
Hi Guys.Pl ask your grand parents where were their fxxking human
rights when they were under Japanese occupation
or under the threats of invasions from other countries.
Take a pill.Lets finish the jobs and do home.
Just treat it drinking few coffee!!
I will suggest DSO packing the pills with this logo ---
Then soldiers are more to take the pills.
mmmm
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i already got a few cans of them that gives superhuman strength n keeps awake from supermarket in oz.
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Hmm, i seen this display, apparently with female staff from DSO. Like lion, they seemed very wooo-haaa over their caffine products. Yet, they were totally stumped when I asked them this "But not everyone react to caffine right?"
NO invention is perfect, i have to agree on this. But yet, they seemed to have forgotten about their limitations. With this in mind, jopefully there are some tweaks to this. Apparently, they have a good variety form jelly, drink to bars.
Then again, staying awake and staying alert are two different things. I rather have something to reduce my fatigue than reduce my sleepiness. (note boh are different terms, please check dictionary if there is a need to) -
Physical tiredness is one thing. Mental tiredness is another.
During my ATEC in Thailand, we were all issued with Red Bull.
I drank it all at one go in the middle of 15-click overnight march to contact.
It was a truly surreal orgasmic experience - my body was shagged like hell, but my mind was on overdrive.
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lol, i thank the sports beans and he power gel (which tasted like something else) for my ATEC too ...
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too poor to afford red bull durin ns. i went thru 20k overnight just thinkin bout people i murdered and hope they forgive me.
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think my leg paika towards end of 20k....lucky me leg never dropped off from tendon.
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nowadays......i prefer to take taxi n wear Armani suits instead.Amen.
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think it was more than 20k but less than 30k
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Originally posted by lionnoisy:
Hi Guys.Pl ask your grand parents where were their fxxking human
rights when they were under Japanese occupation
or under the threats of invasions from other countries.
Does the noisy pussy have humans for parents ?
If the parents of the noisy pussy are mere pussies as well - do they deserve any "fxxking" human rights ?
Does the noisy pussy have "fxxking rights" under Japanese Occupation ?
Was the noisy pussy working for the Japanese as LKY worked as an interpreter, and the Ar-Neh Prez worked as a local police for the Japanese Kempetai to deny other Singaporeans of the "fxxking" human rights ?
No wonder they make such a great pair, with the intepreter taking a modest $3 million in annual wages, and giving the Kempetai slightly more to keep him happy in office.
What did the noisy pussy get for all the "fxxking" noise made ?
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u mean president of spore used to werk also fer the japs?
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lionnoisy gets a hug from lky,,,or lhl.....just like a light brown coloured cat
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sees a politician lifting a lil cat called lionnoisy and putting his cheek tand o its cheek then he starts playing wiv cat by turning it more human by making it move its arms like a real human.cat of course look at him with big round eyes and whiskers not knowing what he is doin.....then he puts cat down n cat walks away.
thats all lionnoisy actually wants.
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Originally posted by HITMAN11111111111:
u mean president of spore used to werk also fer the japs?
Don't take my word for it - read the following:-Re: APS: Singaporeans plan massive protest against Nathan
- From: "Tan Kok Beng" <Nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2005 13:36:00 +0800
No problem lah just a few blacksheeps. Like the 4 fools at CPF.
Nathan will handle them easily.
"ardeedee" <ardeedee1@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:42fed521$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
>
> The protests will start from the Istana.
>
> "George Ramayah" <georgefernandez2004@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:1123993745.808847.94250@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > You have to sent this petition to huh, ahem, Mr Nathan himself. Maybe
> > he will approve the petition.
> >
> >
> > Asia_Press_Service wrote:
> > > SINGAPOREANS PLAN MASSIVE PROTEST AGAINST NATHAN
> > >
> > > By: Simon R. Nigel
> > > South East Asia Correspondent,
> > > Asia Press Service
> > >
> > > SINGAPORE, Aug 13 (APS) - A mass rally is being planned on August 17,
> > > nomination day for
> > > Singapore's presidential election, to protest against the government's
> > > refusal to allow potential candidate Andrew Kuan to run for the post
of
> > > president.
> > >
> > > The organisers plan to hold the protest at the People's Association
> > > headquarters at around 11 am, when the incumbent, Mr SR Nathan,
arrives
> > > to
> > > file his nomination for re-election.
> > >
> > > On Saturday, the island's Presidential Elections Committee granted Mr
> > > Nathan a "Certificate of Eligibility" to contest the election and
> > > rejected
> > > the bids by three other applicants.
> > >
> > > This means that come Nomination Day on August 17, the 81 year-old
former
> > > internal security chief will be returned unopposed for a second
six-year
> > > term.
> > >
> > > In a statement, the committee said that Mr Nathan has "all the
> credentials
> > > for the office of the President and is well regarded and respected for
> his
> > > public service".
> > >
> > > It also announced its reasons for rejecting the other three
> applications.
> > >
> > > It said two of them, Mr Ooi Boon Ewe, a former tutor, and Mr
> Ramachandran
> > > Govindasamy Naidu, a retired senior store keeper, were rejected due to
> > > their lack of qualifications.
> > >
> > > "The career history of these two men obviously showed that they did
not
> > > hold any similar or comparable position of seniority and
responsibility
> in
> > > any other organisation or department of equivalent size or complexity
in
> > > the public or private sector, which is necessary for the office of the
> > > Presidency," said the statement.
> > >
> > > As for Mr Andrew Kuan, the former Group Chief Financial Officer of
JTC,
> > > the committee argued that "the seniority and responsibility of that
> > > position was not comparable to those needed for the office either".
> > >
> > > Singaporeans by and large were shocked at the announcement and
newspaper
> > > offices were flooded with calls from irate readers calling on the
> > > government to explain the rationale for rejecting Mr Kuan's
application.
> > >
> > > Meanwhile, online newsgroups and blogs saw tons of angry postings
> calling
> > > for the government to allow Mr Kuan to stand for the election.
> > >
> > > A posting on the soc.culture.singapore newsgroup said: "it's pretty
> > > obvious the MW ("men in white", here referring to the ruling PAP
> > > government) is NOT READY for the TEST".
> > >
> > > As the public outcry triggered by a huge scandal at the
> government-backed
> > > NKF (National Kidney Foundation) is still fresh on many people's
minds,
> > > the reader said the government was afraid that Mr Nathan could be
> defeated
> > > at the polls.
> > >
> > > Speaking to reporters, the organisers of the protest rally said they
> hoped
> > > Singaporeans would turn out in force to pressure the government to
> review
> > > their decision to reject Mr Kuan's bid.
> > >
> > > "The PAP government obviously owes the people of Singapore an
> > > explanation," said the spokesman, who refused to be named.
> > >
> > > Meanwhile, an online petition calling on Singaporeans to support Mr
> Andrew
> > > Kuan for the presidency (http://www.petitiononline.com/sg050817/) has
> been
> > > gathering steam since it was launched by a mass organisation calling
> > > itself The Singapore Patriotic Front (SPF) here on Sunday.
> > >
> > > The SPF said Mr Kuan's "distinguished record in public service, strong
> > > professional financial training and experience" would allow him to do
> well
> > > as a "People's President", provide "a watchful eye over the
Singapore's
> > > national assets and foreign reserves", as well as push for "greater
> > > transparency and accountability in the Government-Linked Companies".
> > >
> > > The petition also slammed the incumbent, Mr Nathan, for failing to
> > > discharge the responsibilities of his office "despite having received
> > > close to $10 million in salary over the last five years".
> > >
> > > It added: "this could be attributed to his lack of financial training
> and
> > > his being appointed by the Singapore Government instead of being
elected
> > > by the Singapore citizens".
> > >
> > > Expressing shock at the government's rejection of Mr Kuan's bid, the
SPF
> > > argued that "if the incumbent, despite his poor performance and his
> > > alleged connections with the Japanese Kempeitai during World War II,
is
> > > allowed to run for the Presidential Election, there is no reason for a
> > > more qualified candidate like Mr Kuan to be denied the 'Certificate of
> > > Eligibility'".
> > >
> > > "Unless the Singapore Government is trying to manipulate the outcome
of
> > > the election to suit its nepotic & despotic needs," it added.
> > >
> > > The SPF also took the state-controlled media to task for launching a
> smear
> > > campaign against Mr Kuan.
> > >
> > > "We demand that the Singapore Government stop treating Singaporeans as
> > > fools and manipulating the media to cast the incumbent in the best of
> > > light while conducting smear campaigns against all those who are
running
> > > against the incumbent. This is childish & unconstitutional," said the
> > > SPF.
> > >
> > > Mr Nathan's office could not be reached for comment Sunday. - APS
> > >
> > > Copyright: Asia Press Service
> > > URL: www.asiapress.com
> > > email: editor@xxxxxxxxxxxxx