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Fièvres Nocturnes (1977) - Full Movie
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Jean-Louis Vattier dreams about his lovely downstairs neighbor, Brigitte Lahaie, although his dreams occasionally turn into nightmares involving his hard hat co-worker Dominique Aveline. One particularly strange and violent sequence is not made any more watchable by some slow motion fighting accompanied by the usual ‘arousing’ sax music instead of more threatening music, but this entire film is one big incomprehensible trip anyway, so the viewer had better prepare for more far out scenes. Pierre awakes to find his beautiful blond wife (although she’s no Brigitte) played by Ursula White. Obviously their marriage is in trouble, with him living in a fantasy world of his own making while she, Janine, has taken a lover of the same sex (Liliane Lemieuvre as Rosette). Pierre spots Brigitte in a book store and begins to fantasize once more. The, erm, ejaculation shot is most definitely a fantasy! Then he goes home to dream about himself sharing Brigitte with his wife. Well at least he hasn’t completely forgotten about his spouse. In return, she has arranged an appointment with a psychiatrist, Madame Gabrielle Dullan, an older lady, who non the less is as sexually liberated (or should that be unrestrained) as everyone else: she let’s him fondle her bosom while he tells her his woes. Naturaly, he drifts off into Lalaland once more, this time also including the shrink’s maid, while her employer gets to watch.
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Excès pornographiques Aka La Perversion d’une Jeune Mariée (1978) - Full Movie
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On the eve of Marie-Christine's marriage to Frederique, the groom is presented with four stories of sexual encounters out of the past of his wife to be.
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Maids and The Singapore Family
A letter in the Straits Times Forum:
What Emily did say was that families with young children, and families with elderly or sick members, do need maids (while other types of families do not). In addition, when Emily offered her own personal circumstances as an example, she pointed out that she doesn't need a maid because she is a stay-at-home mother.
So that would be another type of family (in Emily's opinion) that doesn't need a maid - families where there is a stay-at-home mother.
However, how many families in Singapore neither have a young child; nor an elderly person; nor a working mother? I doubt that there are that many such families. Certainly, I don't think that such families would constitute "most families" in Singapore.
In fact, I have never known any Singaporean family of the "young, married, no kids" variety, who bother to employ a maid at all.
Now, I offer a simple reason why so many other Singaporean families are dependent on maids. It's because Singaporeans have the longest working hours in the world (another one of our nation's unenviable world records):
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Most families can do without maids
THE issue of maid shortage is an ongoing problem, not only in Singapore but also in neighbouring countries.The title that the Straits Times chose for this letter is somewhat deceptive. It says that "most families" can do without maids. However, Emily Leong didn't actually say that.
In the past, having a live-in helper was a luxury, but now, many families with working parents have come to see a maid as a necessity.
I believe only two types of families cannot do without maids: those with young children, and those with elderly or sick members.
For all other families, there are many other options, such as day care, childcare or part-time help.
I used to have a maid to look after my young children when I was a working mother. But I am now a stay-at-home mum.
Our family could afford to continue hiring a maid, but we decided instead to train our two boys - then eight and six - to do some housework, and my husband agreed to help out at home when he is not travelling.
Every family member learns to do something in the house, such as making the bed, folding the clothes, or doing the dishes.
Instead of going to enrichment classes, the children do housework with us (bonding), learn to prepare a simple meal and clean up after cooking (basic life skills).
We were so used to having a maid for eight years that it had seemed impossible to live without one. It has been 11/2 years now, and our family is managing well.
When my children's classmates ask why they have no maid, they can answer proudly that we do not need one.
Having a maid is an easy option, as it is still fairly affordable to hire one in Singapore. But if our children grow up seeing all the cooking and household chores done only by the maid, they will grow up thinking there is no other option.
Emily Leong (Ms)
What Emily did say was that families with young children, and families with elderly or sick members, do need maids (while other types of families do not). In addition, when Emily offered her own personal circumstances as an example, she pointed out that she doesn't need a maid because she is a stay-at-home mother.
So that would be another type of family (in Emily's opinion) that doesn't need a maid - families where there is a stay-at-home mother.
However, how many families in Singapore neither have a young child; nor an elderly person; nor a working mother? I doubt that there are that many such families. Certainly, I don't think that such families would constitute "most families" in Singapore.
In fact, I have never known any Singaporean family of the "young, married, no kids" variety, who bother to employ a maid at all.
Now, I offer a simple reason why so many other Singaporean families are dependent on maids. It's because Singaporeans have the longest working hours in the world (another one of our nation's unenviable world records):
Singapore sweats away the hours - and productivityIf Singaporeans spend so much time at work, the inevitable consequence is that they have less time to do their own household chores. Hence the dependence on maids.
Singaporeans may not be aware that they have overtaken the industrious South Koreans in notching up the highest number of hours worked per year worldwide.
Sun, Jan 31, 2010
The Business Times
By ANNA TEO
Here's a world-leading pole position for Singapore that probably explains quite a bit of its dismal productivity record of late.
Beavering away doggedly, Singaporeans may not be aware that they have, for the past two years, overtaken the industrious South Koreans in notching up the highest number of hours worked per year, worldwide.
Clocking 2,307 work hours in 2009 - a number that apparently has stayed constant since 1992, according to The Conference Board's data - the average Singaporean surpassed the other East Asians, the most hardworking globally.
Going by The Conference Board's Total Economy Database - which carries 'annual working hours' for 51 countries dating from 1950 - the South Koreans had been the undisputed workhorse world champions for three decades, ever since they overtook the previous leaders, the Taiwanese, in 1975. The Koreans and Taiwanese were clocking well over 2,700 hours a year for years.
But - as is the trend worldwide - annual working hours have fallen over the decades, including Korea's.
Singapore's 'constant' 2,307 annual hours exceeded Korea's in 2008. For 2009, Korea's 2,259 work hours fell behind even Hong Kong's 2,287 hours. Taiwan clocked in at 2,156 hours, while Japan's 1,722 is close to the US level (1,742 hours).
Apart from the East Asians, virtually everyone else (except Greece, Chile and Mexico) put in fewer than 2,000 hours a year, with many well under.
For Singapore, the long hours - especially in a year of poor output such as 2009 - would explain its recent poor productivity figures.
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Il Postino "viene" sempre due volte (2000) - Full Movie
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Donne e gioco le due passioni di Stefano, che però, un giorno, lo costringono a fuggire. Dario, il fratellastro, forse potrà risolvere I suoi problemi; ma Dario ha una bellissima moglie, che subito subisce il fascino di Stefano e gli concede tutto il suo giovane corpo, in bollenti giochi di sesso! Due, fatti I’uno per l’altra, decidono di eliminare Dario. E una notte, nel suo uffico, al buio…
Women and play the two passions of Stephen, but one day, forcing him to flee. Darius, his half-brother, maybe I can solve its problems, but Dario has a beautiful wife, who suffered under the spell of Stephen and gave him all his young body, hot sex games! Two I'unomade for each other, decideremove Dario . And one night in his office, in the dark ...
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Monica Bellucci All Nude Scenes From Malena - Uncensored
This Is A Collection of All Her Scenes from The Movie Malena - Uncensored Version.
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Il Fantasma (1998) - Full Movie [ Joe D'Amato Version ]
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In this Italian adult version of Gaston Leroux’s immortal novel ‘The Phantom of the Opera’an opera house in Venice goes in flames during an opera performance, “killing” a handsome violinist. Years later, a worldwide famed opera singer travels to Venice to sing “La Traviatta” in the very same theater. After seeing an old photograph of the violinist who died, she has strange, erotic dreams of him and meanwhile is chased by a masked man who lurks around the Carnivals and inside the theater, and soon she becomes trapped in the hands of ‘The Phantom’.
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