Club 30's 'Kill the Boredom Demon' Jive Pad, 6th Edition

• Wanda

  20 Dec 05, 14:28

  Originally posted by Kan_i:

  any tips on teaching someone to ride a bike?

  Huh? Teaching an adult? I dunno how to teach...but i guess, dun scare the adult too soon, let him/her feel safe and comfortable, e.g. bike shd not be too high/big frame, ask them to look in front, and not down at their feet or the front wheel (and lose balance).
  
  I have a gf who was terrified out of riding, bec. the wrong bike size (borrowed) was chosen for her. Now she absolutely will not try it, even with smaller and safer bikes.
• elindra

  20 Dec 05, 14:46

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  Teach an adult how to write a bike? Maybe you should be sadistic like my friend when he taught me how to rollar-blade
  
  
• laurence82

  20 Dec 05, 14:51

  Yum bought peppermint choc chips ice cream from the same guy whom i bought blueberry ice cream from
  
  the blueberry is just nice, not too sweet, and fizzle in your mouth
  
  usually i dont like peppermint choc chips coz the peppermint is usually too overpowering
  
  but this one the taste is quite balanced
• elindra

  20 Dec 05, 14:52

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  Yum bought peppermint choc chips ice cream from the same guy whom i bought blueberry ice cream from
  
  the blueberry is just nice, not too sweet, and fizzle in your mouth
  
  usually i dont like peppermint choc chips coz the peppermint is usually too overpowering
  
  but this one the taste is quite balanced

  What brand
• choco B

  20 Dec 05, 14:52

  Well er... I think the most effective way to teach would be to hold the bike as she rides and gradually let go. But most importantly make sure you're strong enough to support her weight in case she topples over The student won't be the only one with aching muscles and bruises, I can almost guarantee you that
• laurence82

  20 Dec 05, 14:57

  Originally posted by elindra:

  What brand

  those ah pek selling on the streets one
• elindra

  20 Dec 05, 15:10

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  those ah pek selling on the streets one

  Ah Pek sell got blueberry flavor one
  I never eat before leh
  Where you buy from?
• laurence82

  20 Dec 05, 15:11

  Originally posted by elindra:

  Ah Pek sell got blueberry flavor one
  I never eat before leh
  Where you buy from?

  Jurong East MRT
  
  
• elindra

  20 Dec 05, 15:12

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  Jurong East MRT
  
  

  WAHHHHHHHHHH
  
  So far....forget it liao
  
  
• choco B

  20 Dec 05, 15:13

  A few days back I saw fresh blueberries at NTUC. $3+ for 1 pack. Nice!
• laurence82

  20 Dec 05, 15:14

  Originally posted by choco B:

  A few days back I saw fresh blueberries at NTUC. $3+ for 1 pack. Nice!

  Hmm, seriously, i have eaten all kind of blueberry flavoured stuff, but never the real things
  
  
• choco B

  20 Dec 05, 15:15

  Hehe, should try. Fresh and juicy. Pop them in your mouth, they're like tiny bursts of intense flavour.
• elindra

  20 Dec 05, 15:16

  Real Cultivated Blueberry no nice to eat
  Wild blueberries taste much better
• laurence82

  20 Dec 05, 15:17

  Originally posted by choco B:

  Hehe, should try. Fresh and juicy. Pop them in your mouth, they're like tiny bursts of intense flavour.

  ok, why am i thinking kinky stuff when choco describe like that?
  
  
  
  Sounds like what would happen if you pop cherry or grapes into your mouth
  
  
• Wanda

  20 Dec 05, 15:20

  Originally posted by choco B:

  A few days back I saw fresh blueberries at NTUC. $3+ for 1 pack. Nice!

  Are they sweet? What abt rasberries?
• choco B

  20 Dec 05, 15:22

  I have all three fruits in my fridge
  It's a very kinky fridge
  

  Originally posted by laurence82:

  ok, why am i thinking kinky stuff when choco describe like that?
  
  
  
  Sounds like what would happen if you pop cherry or grapes into your mouth

• elindra

  20 Dec 05, 15:22

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Are they sweet? What abt rasberries?

  I always find that the skin of cultivated blueberries are bitter and they don't have as much flavor as the wild ones.
  
  Would prefer rasberries which are sweetish sourish
• choco B

  20 Dec 05, 15:24

  They're half sweet half sour - the blend is just right.
  I didn't try raspberries, but I expect raspberries to be more sour than blueberries.
  

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Are they sweet? What abt rasberries?

• Wanda

  20 Dec 05, 15:29

  I like cherries, but they're so expensive.
• choco B

  20 Dec 05, 15:29

  Berries taste better with a tinge of sourness
  My dad likes sour oranges He calls it the Real Taste of Orange
  

  Originally posted by elindra:

  I always find that the skin of cultivated blueberries are bitter and they don't have as much flavor as the wild ones.
  
  Would prefer rasberries which are sweetish sourish

• choco B

  20 Dec 05, 15:31

  I would splurge once a while and make them last really long by rationing - a few pieces a day
  

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  I like cherries, but they're so expensive.

• Wanda

  20 Dec 05, 15:48

  Originally posted by choco B:

  I would splurge once a while and make them last really long by rationing - a few pieces a day

  
• av98m

  20 Dec 05, 16:09

  Originally posted by choco B:

  I would splurge once a while and make them last really long by rationing - a few pieces a day
  

  I'd just eat it all at one go. So its a once in a blue moon kinda thing for me.
  
  I like buying the really dark colored ones.
• choco B

  20 Dec 05, 16:12

  "F_uck The Certain Price Of Cherries " ?
  
  I think they're in season now Yum!
  

  Originally posted by av98m:

  I'd just eat it all at one go. So its a once in a blue moon kinda thing for me.
  
  I like buying the really dark colored ones.

• av98m

  20 Dec 05, 16:27

  I also like those super expensive grapes.(those one box $50+ kind, cannot remember the name) But really very expensive.