Night Owls Chatterboxes - Part IX!
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Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:Just pictures of you inside the gym. Doesn't matter if the pictures show you passed out from exhaustion, surrounded by EMTs wielding defribillators.
MG
Wah!! So vicious!!
And I thought you were a gentleman, MG!
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MMmmm...Originally posted by the Bear:in other news, i'll be distracted...
Floyd in Goa!
i like the way he shows stuff and cooks.. i bet he's an alcoholic coz he's always drinking on the show
I've discovered that a little bit of wine at night makes me sleep like a baby! -
well, no .... i've been north, south, and west ..... west mostly ..... but not east ......Originally posted by littlestream:Have been. Took the Chinese-operated coach tour. Value for money. It included Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI. Do you have that Chinese operated tour company there? Have you head out East?
that's planned for just before i convocate .... i'm going to drive all the way to PEI in my old wreck and look for an odd job on a lobster boat .... -
i knew it.. you're a...
not content with meals of Choya, now you're having wine with your meals of boozeOriginally posted by Rhonda:MMmmm...
I've discovered that a little bit of wine at night makes me sleep like a baby! -
Man, someday, I tell you, I'll make my way back to the US.
It shall be painstaking... but it shall happen! -
Choya?
Have not been drinking it for let me see... 4 yrs! -
Yes, our townhome association pays a lawncare company to maintain the grounds. They seem to be doing a pretty decent job thus far.Originally posted by littlestream:Yeah, some part of the city has debris flying all over. Trees down and on cars too. That's terrible. I guess a mini clean up is needed.
Frost? Oh please don't. We bought tulip bulbs and have not even planted it yet. Hey, MG....you have a company that do your lawn, right? Lucky you. Hubby mow the lawn yesterday while I pick out chillies. I doubt they are turning red anymore so even though its green, I'm cleaning them out.
Oh, the Fall tour? Siong leh. Very long and far. I've to check it out with the other two families to get a feel. But guess what? The Canadian gas companies are trying to squeeze us dry. For no apparent reason, gas price went up by 10 cents. Nuts!
You don't really have to drive far to observe the colours; you'd probably be able to see the colours on just a quick day trip into the countryside. Aren't there any national or city parks in your vicinity?
Gas prices went up here by about 15 cents per gallon overnight. @#$%&*!! gas companies.....
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Better than being hungry, no?Originally posted by the Bear:in other news, i'll be distracted...
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*smacks back of hand to forehead and slumps in seat....Originally posted by the Bear:i knew it.. you're a...
not content with meals of Choya, now you're having wine with your meals of booze
*soft music plays, and at the appropriate interval, sings a la classical jazz style...
"Ooooooh, I'm just a soul whose intentions are good,
Oh Lord, please don't let me be misunderstood!" -
I like Choya better when it's mixed.Originally posted by sbst275:Choya?
Have not been drinking it for let me see... 4 yrs!
I like to mix Choya into my Essencia bitter (unsweetened) green tea with catechins from Pokka. Or, mix it into Ice Lemon Tea, or with Plum Juice AND green tea. -
Originally posted by Rhonda:
MG : watch out.
Man, someday, I tell you, [b]I'll make my way back to the US.
It shall be painstaking... but it shall happen! [/b] Oops, pardon my English, I mean remember to welcome Rhonda. 
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If you ask me abt wine.. I hardly drink them nowadays
But my wife has been complaining of my drinking habits 1 can of beer at night daily... -
/me whips out an electric razor, BBBzzzzzzZZZZZZZZ!!!!Originally posted by the Bear:i knew it.. you're a...
not content with meals of Choya, now you're having wine with your meals of booze -
Wah!! That's a lot of carbo's!Originally posted by sbst275:If you ask me abt wine.. I hardly drink them nowadays
But my wife has been complaining of my drinking habits 1 can of beer at night daily... -
Well...Originally posted by Rhonda:I like Choya better when it's mixed.
I like to mix Choya into my Essencia bitter (unsweetened) green tea with catechins from Pokka. Or, mix it into Ice Lemon Tea, or with Plum Juice AND green tea.
Sometimes when taking Red Label, I have been adding Bitter Lemon...
Trying Barcari and 7up soon -
Now drinking is Anchor, 4.5% alcohol contentOriginally posted by Rhonda:Wah!! That's a lot of carbo's! -
Thanks for the warning. I'll request the National Guard to be on standby when she arrives.Originally posted by littlestream:MG : watch out. Oops, pardon my English, I mean remember to welcome Rhonda.
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Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:Thanks for the warning. I'll request the National Guard to be on standby when she arrives.
MG 
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Wow, that sounds like a lot already. We've been to BC but have not tread on Alberta, your part of the world and Manitoba. Alberta is definitely on the Must-Go list. How can we miss Banff and the rockies?Originally posted by Fatum:well, no .... i've been north, south, and west ..... west mostly ..... but not east ......
that's planned for just before i convocate .... i'm going to drive all the way to PEI in my old wreck and look for an odd job on a lobster boat ....
Hey, good idea. You should definitely work for a while after grad because I think you are allowed either a year or two, right? At least, get some documentations to keep your options open.
Of the Maritimes, I like PEI best. We went to that Anne of Green Gables home. The soil is really red. I don't know if it's really rich for crops but anyways, I usually buy PEI potatoes.
Oh, doing a double? Wah, you really can squeeze ah. But I thought there is a limit as to how many credits one can take in a semester? Maybe you have proven that you can exceed? We do fast-track here but only in the summer. -
I think we may move into the condo townhouse too, say 10 years later? I can't imagine doing the lawn and shovel the snow in my golden years.Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:Yes, our townhome association pays a lawncare company to maintain the grounds. They seem to be doing a pretty decent job thus far.
You don't really have to drive far to observe the colours; you'd probably be able to see the colours on just a quick day trip into the countryside. Aren't there any national or city parks in your vicinity?
Gas prices went up here by about 15 cents per gallon overnight. @#$%&*!! gas companies.....
MG
Hmm....yeah, there are parks and actually, we have a vertical highway that has lines of trees but thing is, we don't get that "out of town" feeling, see. Yeap, we may not go far in the end. But plotting a route myself is tricky. I'll give it a go after my PA. Yikes, I'm supposed to do my PA and here I am yakking.
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Who drinks Stout?
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you can overload courses if you have good averages .... and i'm a member of the Golden key honours society mah ...... so there ...Originally posted by littlestream:Wow, that sounds like a lot already. We've been to BC but have not tread on Alberta, your part of the world and Manitoba. Alberta is definitely on the Must-Go list. How can we miss Banff and the rockies?
Hey, good idea. You should definitely work for a while after grad because I think you are allowed either a year or two, right? At least, get some documentations to keep your options open.
Of the Maritimes, I like PEI best. We went to that Anne of Green Gables home. The soil is really red. I don't know if it's really rich for crops but anyways, I usually buy PEI potatoes.
Oh, doing a double? Wah, you really can squeeze ah. But I thought there is a limit as to how many credits one can take in a semester? Maybe you have proven that you can exceed? We do fast-track here but only in the summer.
..... Singaporeans cannot sia suay themselves in studies overseas one ...... -
I wholeheartedly concur.Originally posted by littlestream:Hey, good idea. You should definitely work for a while after grad because I think you are allowed either a year or two, right? At least, get some documentations to keep your options open.
You will soon find yourself in the privileged position of being able to seek employment in Canada after convocation, on account of the provisions in your student visa allowing you to obtain post-graduation work experience.
If you return to Singapore immediately after your convocation, you might never again get the opportunity to work and perhaps even lay down roots overseas.
Give this serious thought.
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yeah... if you wanna come back eventually, work there first and come back as a FT
Guinness Draught at the pub is best... the canned and bottled versions are pretty yukky -
Which pub has Guniness offered?