Night Owl Chatterboxes - Part LIV
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Originally posted by Fatum:
dude .... my first car cost me all of 900 bucks ....
you don't need a brand car to go around ...... save the money ..... get a second hand car .....
toyota is a brand car??????? lol~
i don't mind a second hand yaris though.
i want a hatchback so it won't be a bitch to pump petrol
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watching American Chopper.. a re-run..
they were making this fantasy bike for a few people they thought deserved a bike.. but this one, they put in a sissy-bar which would not be out of place as a tip of a spear!
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Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:
i don't really like pork...but BEEF! :P
Poor cows but.. HEY aston's opening a branch in Bedok central!
sadly, i like both.. and lamb too... and chicken.. and duck.. and..
the only thing i don't really like that much is turkey
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Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:
i don't really like pork...but BEEF! :P
Poor cows but.. HEY aston's opening a branch in Bedok central!
can see their queue at east coast road.. terrifically long!
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turkey is... tough, i dunno why.
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Originally posted by kopiosatu:
turkey is... tough, i dunno why.
there's not enough fat on it...
seriously..
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Originally posted by kopiosatu:
toyota is a brand car??????? lol~
i don't mind a second hand yaris though.
i want a hatchback so it won't be a bitch to pump petrol
I mean brand new car lah ....
even though many japanese label cars are made there now, it's still considered an "import"...
but seriously, over there, the roads are wider, and there's a lot of long dist travelling, it's better to get one of those clunky american tanks ... safer .... my only complaints about my former civic was that it's too light, bad on winter roads ... american cars are better than way ... if you get a little hatchback, you better pack a shovel and traction mats in the boot ...
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Originally posted by Fatum:
I mean brand new car lah ....
even though many japanese label cars are made there now, it's still considered an "import"...
but seriously, over there, the roads are wider, and there's a lot of long dist travelling, it's better to get one of those clunky american tanks ... safer .... my only complaints about my former civic was that it's too light, bad on winter roads ... american cars are better than way ... if you get a little hatchback, you better pack a shovel and traction mats in the boot ...
oh~ i confirm get 2nd 3rd hand car lah.
but my auntie says get toyota since they have better fuel economy
and i don't think i'll be doing long distance driving.
don't think i can afford to go anywhere! if i work part time, all the money will go to lessons and food... and insurance... and... basically everything
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Originally posted by the Bear:
sadly, i like both.. and lamb too... and chicken.. and duck.. and..
the only thing i don't really like that much is turkey
turkey use to cook porridge is very nice.. cos the BONE big.. like using whole chicken to make the porridge even when only use the drum stick :D
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Originally posted by bluejuice:
can see their queue at east coast road.. terrifically long!
went thre twice and I felt not bad their rib eye.. I havent tried their wagyu or whatever..but the one at bedok central is called Aston's Express.. its in a kopitiam one..
(the kopitiam is very very hot) so I don't know how th business going to be like.. probably for tabao mostly
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turkey sandwiches are nice..
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turkey's pumped too full of hormones, I try not to eat them more than once a year ...
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Originally posted by bluejuice:
turkey sandwiches are nice..
OH YESSS!!!warm with LOTS of gravyy!!!!
and deep fries crispy shoe string fries. NO SALT!
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it's like chewing cow hide
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Originally posted by Fatum:
turkey's pumped too full of hormones, I try not to eat them more than once a year ...
so's tofu.. and since you were in canada, the beef from the US and Canada were also pumped full of steriods and antibiotics
anyway, turkey is good for making stocks and stuff like that because there's taste in there.. but texture-wise... uhh.. the lack of fat makes it tough as heck
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well ... I've been avoiding tofu and soy milk after I read about the effects of tofu on men ......
come to think of it, no wonder japan's birthrate's so blardy low ...
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i'm going to go stretch again..
back in a while..
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turkey not nice goose good though =)
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OF COURSE GOOSE IS NICE!!! roast goose....mmmmm...!!!
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sianz.... *goes into CNA site
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i like goose..
see how.. maybe one of these days, i'll travel to hong kong to eat the roast goose...
braised goose can get near my office
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I went to eighteen chefs earlier. And it was totally terrible.
Remember the last time we went ? and the food was good ?
Now its just a memory....
I ordered fries and mushrrom cheese baked pasta.
The fries tasted like crap and undercooked.
And I found a porcelain chip or something in the pasta.
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Originally posted by Ferret:
I went to eighteen chefs earlier. And it was totally terrible.
Remember the last time we went ? and the food was good ?
Now its just a memory....
I ordered fries and mushrrom cheese baked pasta.
The fries tasted like crap and undercooked.
And I found a porcelain chip or something in the pasta.
okay.. cannot go again..
tomorrow coming to the Brauhaus?
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Originally posted by the Bear:
i like goose..
see how.. maybe one of these days, i'll travel to hong kong to eat the roast goose...
braised goose can get near my office
go hongkong must go to that you kee or yu kee at central.. or was it near to lam kwai fong?
that one is SUPERB!
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when i go to HK, i'll ask everyone for advice.. i've never been there