Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 72nd Edition
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Ok, then let's make it the 2nd!!! Don't stress about having to bring anything. If you don't have time to cook anything, don't worry. Just turn up. We can either pick you up from Ringwood Station or Box Hill.Originally posted by Rhonda:Orh! 2nd can!! I'm working the Day shift that day! Usually I'm on evenings but don't know why I asked for Day this time!
Onz!! Onz!!
I'll finish my shift, head home and freshen up, then go meet you!
I told bear's sis about it.... she's going to make Ngor Hiong.
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I hardly use my car on the weekend anyway. usually if I am going out with hubby, he's usually the one who drives.Originally posted by Rhonda:I will try not to ask for tompang too often...
Anyway, don't worry, I am happy to give you a lift.... -
*burps*
zion road char kway teow in tummy -
OK OK!! The 2nd then!! Thanks soooo much!! I'm on Evening shift on Friday, Morning on Saturday, so I won't be able to prepare anything.
I'll see if I can buy something in advance! 
Thanks, Mei!! Think I'll go to Ringwood... nearer for you. by 2009, I'll drive there! -
Go brew chinese tea or better still, green tea and drink! Very greasy leh!Originally posted by av98m:*burps*
zion road char kway teow in tummy -
aha.. sis is going to try again..
she must know by now (i hope) that the pork in australia tastes strange
oh.. i wonder if she can get lime sauce there..
btw.. terrible luck for you guys.. i went upstairs a while ago and the bak kwa, although vacuum-packed, the guy selling it says no way no how will it pass Australian Customs...
i was thinking of sending a kilogram over for you all...Originally posted by honeymouse:Ok, then let's make it the 2nd!!! Don't stress about having to bring anything. If you don't have time to cook anything, don't worry. Just turn up. We can either pick you up from Ringwood Station or Box Hill.
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like me, i think he'll drink a litre of it in a short timeOriginally posted by Rhonda:Go brew chinese tea or better still, green tea and drink! Very greasy leh!
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not for chinese teaOriginally posted by the Bear:like me, i think he'll drink a litre of it in a short time
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Well, thanks for the thought but unfortunately, they hired a bunch of borderline paranoia people in the Aussie customs.
I go to the Vietnamese shops and I see these dodgy trinkets made from wood and I think, they allowed THIS in?!
A lot of things they do here just don't make sense.
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I think for now till 5pm, you'd better sit upright because if you tilt your head left or right, tea might spill out!!Originally posted by the Bear:like me, i think he'll drink a litre of it in a short time -
Australian pork not only tastes strange, it smells strange too!Originally posted by the Bear:aha.. sis is going to try again..
she must know by now (i hope) that the pork in australia tastes strange
oh.. i wonder if she can get lime sauce there..
btw.. terrible luck for you guys.. i went upstairs a while ago and the bak kwa, although vacuum-packed, the guy selling it says no way no how will it pass Australian Customs...
i was thinking of sending a kilogram over for you all... -
Grandpa used to drink lots of chinese tea.Originally posted by av98m:not for chinese tea
When I was a wee kiddo, I loved watching wu xia series and I'd drape a towel over my head pretending I was some princess and then drink little cups of tea the way they did on TV. I ended up finishing quite a lot of tea that way, and grandpa never found out who drank his tea!
One of my favourite toys was this plastic wu xia sword. Endless hours prancing and posing with it, pretending I'm some martial arts expert. -
Still like that? But we get our Airpork from there?Originally posted by Rhonda:Australian pork not only tastes strange, it smells strange too! -
then what's with the air pork adverts then ? ..... those are porkies from oz isn't it ? ... -
Must be the use of hormones or antibiotics. It just really smells awful!
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Great.... see you on 02/02. Should be nice. You're welcome to stay over if you want to.... Need to give me advance notice though as we use our guest room as our store room so will need to tidy up if you're staying over.Originally posted by Rhonda:OK OK!! The 2nd then!! Thanks soooo much!! I'm on Evening shift on Friday, Morning on Saturday, so I won't be able to prepare anything. I'll see if I can buy something in advance!
Think I'll go to Ringwood... nearer for you. by 2009, I'll drive there! -
muahahahahahahah ! .....
Pinky ! ...... lookee here ! ....
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They still feed their hogs swill in Australia
They don't do that to the hogs for export to Singapore coz we cannot accept the taste of swill
I used to drink KungFu Tea with my Grandfather when I was a little girl.
You know the almost like kopi o bitter tea?
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Thanks for the thought, Bear! But I think for the sack of protecting Oz, I'd rather sacrifice the craving. We will get to eat them when we visit Singapore.Originally posted by the Bear:aha.. sis is going to try again..
she must know by now (i hope) that the pork in australia tastes strange
oh.. i wonder if she can get lime sauce there..
btw.. terrible luck for you guys.. i went upstairs a while ago and the bak kwa, although vacuum-packed, the guy selling it says no way no how will it pass Australian Customs...
i was thinking of sending a kilogram over for you all...
I think if you stay here long enough, you'll sort of get used to the taste and smell of the Pork here. Also, I tend to get it from the Asian shop and it's not too bad. -
please dun forget this part horOriginally posted by Fatum:muahahahahahahah ! .....
Pinky ! ...... lookee here ! ....
http://justwoman.asiaone.com/Just%2BWoman/Motherhood/Stories/Story/A1Story20080121-45914.html
However, there are other ways husbands can demonstrate this appreciation, she says. For example, by sharing the domestic duties that a new mother is faced with.
'A material gift is a momentary expression of thanks, but husbands need to continue showing emotional support to wives as they bring up the child together,' says Khiang.
Theology student and first-time father Poon Song En, 29, who did not get his wife Carolyn Low, 28, a Mummy present, agrees.
'I didn't think a gift would have adequately expressed my thanks to my wife. It is more practical to stay up with her during night feeds and help her change the baby's diaper.' -
rhonda, take precautions b4 internet blind dates...
1) meet for lunch during working days... the most you only need to tahan for an hr...
2) get a friend to call you 30mins after meeting time.
a) if date is good, just hi and bye...
b) if date is horrible, "ooh no! what happened? Okay, i'm coming over NOW!"
3) have guardian angels to hover around the area and rescue u if needed
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Originally posted by Poh Ah Pak:Malaysians get the best of both worlds.
Earn Singapore money, spend in Malaysia.
Their country is also more open and less rigid than Singapore. -
Heheh gotta love the family pictures.
Mom, dad, son, daughter, and luxury bag! As if the LV is part of the familyOriginally posted by Fatum:muahahahahahahah ! .....
Pinky ! ...... lookee here ! ....
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hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!Originally posted by elindra:
does he even know any malaysians -
Originally posted by choco B:Heheh gotta love the family pictures.
Mom, dad, son, daughter, and luxury bag! As if the LV is part of the family