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your abnn waifu also has fetish for the dead and afterlife like you?

nachtsider wrote:I love my throne.

It is an awesome throne.

nachty wife is a protogonist, she also interested in taoism

he say on old edmw before

pinkygirl wrote:nachty wife is a protogonist, she also interested in taoism

he say on old edmw before

How many times do I have to say this?

I am NOT a Taoist.

madscience wrote:your abnn waifu also has fetish for the dead and afterlife like you?

Rats out of the same bag.

dang... i'm pretty sure there's only two of your type out there in this universe and its great you found each other.

nachtsider wrote:

madscience wrote:your abnn waifu also has fetish for the dead and afterlife like you?

Rats out of the same bag.

pinkygirl wrote:ok saw its 2k sgd, in aussie or boleh?

The throne is in Malaysia.

oh yah you interested in sintua and taoist no medium subscription

Bet you regret why you never play lottery

If you win, you sure go back msia after your training and set up own clinic

Lucky pick tickets wins duo a total of RM72million

PETALING JAYA: The year 2015 has proven to be a fruitful year for two businessmen who won the RM40.8 million Supreme Toto 6/58 Jackpot and RM31.5 million Grand Toto 6/63 Jackpot respectively this month.

Both the winners won the Jackpots with Lucky Pick tickets.

The Supreme Toto 6/58 Jackpot winner from Penang, who won RM40,845,154.20 on Dec 19 came to collect his winnings two days later.

The 50-year-old businessman said he has been playing Sports Toto games for more than 10 years, but he only bought Lucky Pick tickets for the Lotto games.

"I only bet when I feel like playing. I do not have a particular set of numbers when it comes to playing Lotto games, so I only choose the Lucky Pick tickets displayed on the counter, which I would normally spend about RM30 per draw.

"My wife found out that I hit the Jackpot on Saturday night through the Sports Toto website (www.sportstoto.com.my). We were in disbelief, we checked the result in the newspaper again the next day and came to claim the prize money at the Sports Toto head office in Kuala Lumpur," he said.

The winning set of numbers was: 15, 16, 25, 26, 40 and 57.

The Grand Toto Jackpot winner, also a businessman in his 50s from Kedah who won RM31,510,573.00 on Dec 5 came to claim his winnings a week after the draw as he forgot to check his lottery ticket.

He said he only started playing the Lotto games after helping his friends to buy numbers at Sports Toto outlet three years ago.

The winning set of numbers was: 5, 12, 15, 33, 37, and 53.

Both winners described the winnings as the biggest "year-end bonus" they ever received in their entire life and planned to use the money on settling loans as well as to use the rest of the money for their children's education, investment and charity.

pinkygirl wrote:Bet you regret why you never play lottery

If you win, you sure go back msia after your training and set up own clinic

No regrets. It's a fool's errand.

I'm an ER doctor. I can't work in a clinic.

Just asking lor, cause from my understanding usually my older relative visit medium will give ang pow one mah.

Then how often you use the throne, since you're working in aussie

xiao.xin wrote:Just asking lor, cause from my understanding usually my older relative visit medium will give ang pow one mah.

Then how often you use the throne, since you're working in aussie

Giving the medium an ang pao is entirely voluntary on the devotee's part, although it is considered polite to do so.

The amount is also entirely at your discretion; you usually provide an amount that is commensurate to the severity of your problem.

No legitimate medium will insist that you give payment, let alone a fixed amount.

I use the throne whenever I'm back home.

wads that cosplay

kimurra wrote:wads that cosplay

You sound just like the white people I work with.

"Who are you dressed as?"

I'm dressed up as the fella from Chinese mythology who comes to collect your soul when you are dead.

That time got 1 burmese woman who is supposed to into channeling said me got yuan fen with ti gong. Ask me must pray to him everyday to improve on my luck. Is she csb bo?

chuakboon wrote:That time got 1 burmese woman who is supposed to into channeling said me got yuan fen with ti gong. Ask me must pray to him everyday to improve on my luck. Is she csb bo?

I wouldn't expect a Burmese to know much about how Chinese religion works.

Ti Gong is traditionally portrayed as a 'bo chup pua hang' type of monarch; don't expect much from him, if at all.

thanks for the clarification. Thought got certain market rate. Hahaha probably singapore taught me too well.

Anyway, how heavy is the throne?

xiao.xin wrote:thanks for the clarification. Thought got certain market rate. Hahaha probably singapore taught me too well.

Anyway, how heavy is the throne?

Anyone who stipulates a fixed fee or insists that you pay is a cheat. Simple as that.

The throne is carved from a solid block of wood and heavy as fuck. It requires either two strong men or three average people to lift.

This is the last post I will make on this forum.

See you at the new place, people; I'll re-start this thread over there.

scary throne

hello nacht

how does it feel to be a Taoist in Philippines

juz wonderin cos most pinoys are catholics right?