Club 30's 'Kill the Boredom Demon' Jive Pad
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*ouch*Originally posted by the Bear:how not to shoot pool
but looking on the bright side, at least it's a "he" not "she"..... -
poor Dilbert strikes out..
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Yup! Otherwise, I would definitely have chosen Swan Lake!Originally posted by choco B:Congrats on winning
I guess Swan Lake was one of the five ?
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I've got one of those orthopaedic mattresses that are supposedly good for one's back.Originally posted by choco B:A sooper single's not too big...
Get one of those orthopedic back-support mattress. S'good.
Hey how about those bars you can hang from , by your ankles. Stretches out your spine and tremendous space saving in place of bed. Hahah!
I still had backaches when I used it. It's a job hazard, I guess. Also, when I'm stressed and go to bed tense, I would wake up with a backache too.
So much for those mattresses.
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i might get a futon.. first things first.. gotta go to Ikea to have a look.. wanted to go today but ended up being at work for a seminar
oh well..
now.. Dilbert can score if he isn't such a stickler for stupid rules
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okay.. i just ate a huge cannonball of a navel orange...
feel bloated to hell now...
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didnt know where to post this but wanted to share it with you all...
I found a place in Singapore that sells beautiful, organic n fresh Passion Fruit!!! Never found this fruit in Singapore before and was quite surprised to see it but here it is. If you want to get some, go to :
Bollywood Veggies
100 Neo Tiew Road, Singapore 719026 (the Kranji farms)
Farm & Residence : Tel : 68985001 Fax: 68982602
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do they sell the vines?
maybe i'll grow some...
one of the neighbours used to grow the stuff then they did renovations and the fence went with it
just like the wonderful chiku tree in my backyard
the tree was there for about 14 years and i ate only 1 1/2 fruit from it! everyone else had their fill, especially when relatives came and helped themselves to the fruit -
Dont know if they do...if I go again, will ask for you..I would love to grow some too but I have no green fingers..(can even kill cactus!).Originally posted by the Bear:do they sell the vines?
maybe i'll grow some...
one of the neighbours used to grow the stuff then they did renovations and the fence went with it
just like the wonderful chiku tree in my backyard
the tree was there for about 14 years and i ate only 1 1/2 fruit from it! everyone else had their fill, especially when relatives came and helped themselves to the fruit
I always thought they were suitable for our climate so I was really surprised to see them and now you say your neighbour had them too....hmm....I guess I was mistaken huh??!! -
How much are they. They do sell passionfruit at Marketplace chain of supermarkets but they are really expensive. Usually, if I make a trip down to Bali I will lug back a few kgs of passionfruitOriginally posted by care bear:didnt know where to post this but wanted to share it with you all...
I found a place in Singapore that sells beautiful, organic n fresh Passion Fruit!!! Never found this fruit in Singapore before and was quite surprised to see it but here it is. If you want to get some, go to :
Bollywood Veggies
100 Neo Tiew Road, Singapore 719026 (the Kranji farms)
Farm & Residence : Tel : 68985001 Fax: 68982602
OPEN Wednesday to Sunday 9am to 6pm -
maybe, maybe not.. my neighbours grow a lot of funny things, including distressingly huge bean pods and one of them had 7-foot sunflowers!
could be they are Pod People and Body Snatchers?
another one has a fig tree.. so we sometimes pinch fresh figs from them -
Used to have 2 mango trees, a starfruit tree and a guava tree at my old place. We grew honeydew as well and they were extremely sweet!
The mangoes were ok
Guava...we planted from guava seeds but for some reason, the fruits our tree bore came out seedless....not that we were complaining.
Starfruit were very sweet as well.
We got rid of the honeydew in the end because the vines grew really quickly and made the garden look super messy. As well, our dogs loved to play in there for some reason and we get stuff like snakes, iguanas and rats due to the honeydew plant (good hiding place I guess)
Btw, we knew about the snakes, iguanas and rats because we find them dead on the porch as my dogs killed them in the night along with dead cockroaches. -
smart dogs
i had a custard apple tree too.. but it died.. too bad coz the fruit was so sweet, it actually hurt eating the stuff -
They are smart.
One was a Pomeranian crossed with something else....not sure what breed, other was a flat coated retriver.
Anyway all the dogs I kept love to kill cockroaches except for this shy female dog I adopted from SPCA. She will start trembling if you scold her. I think her previous owner abused her. She gets really scared in car rides too. Anyway she was a lovable pet, no use as a guard dog, really much more for companionship. We had to put her down in the end because she had a stroke and was paralyzed
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back from house work!!! hate vacuming!!!
elindra..I dont know how much the passionfruit cost cos I bought a whole bunch of stuff and just paid one lump sum for everything..wasnt paying too much attention... -
back from a flurry of activity at work...
why do people insist on bringing in eggs, poultry and meat products is beyond me -
point at work which i have been fighting the idiot management over..
was telling them that the "drills" and "practice" need not be done using the damned equipment.. they insisted...
so they tested and tested until the damned equipment is now totally worn out and gives false alarms all the time... THEN they decide to "not test it so much now"...
but the equipment is now in shambles! -
It's management!
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weird isn't it?
tested literally to destruction... and when you need it, it's not there -
I shall save the tales I have re. my workplace practices for a rainy day to entertain you guys!
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Ever wonder how some stupid audit or international standard thingy like the ISO ends up giving you tons of extra paperwork that's pretty useless and eats into your precious work time and renders you less productive?
Since my organisation set its beady li'l eyes on some international gold standard thingy, we've been like ants on a hot plate, running to and fro getting paperwork done, doing ridiculous little checks, counting and re-counting and re-re-counting stocks, etc... It's generally making our lives a royal pain in the unmentionables.
Worse, it does not make us any more efficient and definitely not productive... the work process ends up having more bottlenecks because I attribute this to having folks in the upper echelons who know all about making processes look good on paper but when it comes to practicality, they know zilch. Nice, flowery papers and all... but it is not realistic and when put into application in real-life situations, it crumbles into a sorry heap.
AAaaaaaAAaaargh!!!
OK, deep breaths... think, 'Beach resort vacation soon!!' ... deep breaths... ommmmmmm!!! -
in the military, they're called REMFs
Rear Echelon M-Effers -
ROTFLMAO!!!Originally posted by the Bear:in the military, they're called REMFs
Rear Echelon M-Effers
I've ever mumbled 'posterior orifice' and even, 'THAT sphincter' at work! -
i've been heard by the target referring to them as (ahem! in cruder terms) "canine sodomising incestious elektra-complex riddled fornicators"
i know i know.. i'm terrible but that's the extent of my ability with obscenity.. i could not think of anything worse.. so they got of a little easyOriginally posted by Rhonda:ROTFLMAO!!!
I've ever mumbled 'posterior orifice' and even, 'THAT sphincter' at work! -
poor Dilbert gets took..
