Club 30's 'Kill the Boredom Demon' Jive Pad, 6th Edition
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I don't recall any change in price for this model. Maybe that's the case for the newer models. Which shows how boring my tastes in fruit baskets are hahaha.
Meiji Meltykiss is from their winter chocolate collection. These chocs are only released in the winter months. So availability is somewhat seasonal.
Yeah I've seen chocolate flavored bubble bath from a brand called The Nature Source or something. Is that what you're referring to?
Wah you think v far leh Vday ahhaha
Originally posted by Wanda:Good for you, but the price keeps going up over the years right?
BTW, I don't see that Meltykiss chocolates at Watsons anymore...i wanna but the dark chocolat ones. And did u know there there is a bubble bath that comes in chocolat flavour? Valentine's Day is just around the corner.
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"Fruit Baskets".
I've heard that thing called many different names but never this! I learn something new from this place everyday. 
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Geez
Ladies kena molested at Orchard NYE party by Crocs -
Waa...chocolates have become seasonal?Originally posted by choco B:I don't recall any change in price for this model. Maybe that's the case for the newer models. Which shows how boring my tastes in fruit baskets are hahaha.
Meiji Meltykiss is from their winter chocolate collection. These chocs are only released in the winter months. So availability is somewhat seasonal.
Yeah I've seen chocolate flavored bubble bath from a brand called The Nature Source or something. Is that what you're referring to?
Wah you think v far leh Vday ahhaha
Didn't notice the brand, but I saw the bubble bath at this gift shop at Novena MRT station, and they have this section full of gifts to promote V day..heheh... I dun celebrate coz my SO will pooh pooh such commercial celebrations. But I can't imagine bathing in something which is supposed to be sticky sweet.
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Dun u watch Brainiac (am referring to last season only)? Ask Deathy, it's his fave show.Originally posted by av98m:"Fruit Baskets". I've heard that thing called many different names but never this! I learn something new from this place everyday.
It must be very enlightening for you to learn about piaking and fruit baskets from here. -
Never watched it, but heard lots of funny things about itOriginally posted by Wanda:Dun u watch Brainiac (am referring to last season only)? Ask Deathy, it's his fave show. -
Yes it is.Originally posted by Wanda:It must be very enlightening for you to learn about piaking and fruit baskets from here. -
i dont bother with the straps no moreOriginally posted by elindra:
Looks like someone needs more practice getting them off
*writes note to tell Kan's wifey*
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Hhaha yeah, these winter chocolates must be kept cool or refrigerated, think you've seen the temperature label on the boxes.
Marketing for Vday NOW, that's incredibly early -__-""
I didn't like Nature Source's chocolate bubblebath. It smelt sickly and artificial. Nutella is probably the way to go for fun with chocolate. Uuh but I think that's not the point of your post haha . Nature Source had alot of other flavours though, some were nice, packaging was cute. They have a branch at United Square opp Novena MRT.
I celebrate occassions. I need things to look forward to during the year. Within limits though, not bust the bank .
Hey, surprise your SO and give the chocolate bubble bath a try !Originally posted by Wanda:Waa...chocolates have become seasonal?
Didn't notice the brand, but I saw the bubble bath at this gift shop at Novena MRT station, and they have this section full of gifts to promote V day..heheh... I dun celebrate coz my SO will pooh pooh such commercial celebrations. But I can't imagine bathing in something which is supposed to be sticky sweet. -
There's actually a brand of undergarments in the US called, ''Fruit of the Loom''.Originally posted by av98m:"Fruit Baskets". I've heard that thing called many different names but never this! I learn something new from this place everyday. I really ROTFLMAO when I heard that!
I think that they should watch their grammar though... for the men, it's ok to call it the ''Fruit of the Loom'' but for women, it should be ''FruitS of the Loom''!! -
Good morning, folks! Stepping out in a while but hope to be back in the afternoon to yak with yer!
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Fruit of the Loom has undergarments? I didn't know that!Originally posted by Rhonda:There's actually a brand of undergarments in the US called, ''Fruit of the Loom''. I really ROTFLMAO when I heard that!
I think that they should watch their grammar though... for the men, it's ok to call it the ''Fruit of the Loom'' but for women, it should be ''FruitS of the Loom''!! I love their t-shirts, got a couple of them for US$5 each a decade ago and they stay in shape forever...and hey, it's one of the companies in Warren Buffet's stable. -
ah ...... of "fruit" ... and "fruits" ..... -
Fatum, r u coming home for CNY?
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nopers, end january is mid-term season for me ...Originally posted by Wanda:Fatum, r u coming home for CNY?
spring term ends end of april ...
... then it's count down to mortar board time liao ... -
Fruity and juicy
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You'll miss out on collecting APs...and all the bak kua ... pineapple tarts.... egg rolls.... *slurp*Originally posted by Fatum:nopers, end january is mid-term season for me ...
spring term ends end of april ... ... then it's count down to mortar board time liao ...
I was tempted to buy the glory pineapple tarts from the supermart last night...so tempted. I know there's gonna be lots of leftovers later at MIL's home. -
bak kua !!! ......Originally posted by Wanda:You'll miss out on collecting APs...and all the bak kua ... pineapple tarts.... egg rolls.... *slurp*
I was tempted to buy the glory pineapple tarts from the supermart last night...so tempted. I know there's gonna be lots of leftovers later at MIL's home. 
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Can't u get them in your Chinatown? Or the vegetarian ones? They're not bad as substitute.Originally posted by Fatum:bak kua !!! ...... -
damnit damnit damnit..i can't believe i placed ending stocks under cost of goods sold when its already given and not under current assets...damn i'm screwed..
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Oops....boo boo in elementary a/cg?Originally posted by stellazio:damnit damnit damnit..i can't believe i placed ending stocks under cost of goods sold when its already given and not under current assets...damn i'm screwed.. -
i thought cogs is calculated with opening stocks + purchases - closing stocks ma..Originally posted by Wanda:Oops....boo boo in elementary a/cg?
but they actually give me cogs le,den i still go add in somemore..
final dividends i also put wrong place..
medical expenses non claimable i put wrong,one thing leads to another and ultimately my death.. -
haven't seen them yet so far .... oh well ....Originally posted by Wanda:Can't u get them in your Chinatown? Or the vegetarian ones? They're not bad as substitute. -
Uh...oh....so sorry that you're gonna lose many marks... in the bal sheet as well (that is, if you have to do b/s too).Originally posted by stellazio:i thought cogs is calculated with opening stocks + purchases - closing stocks ma..
but they actually give me cogs le,den i still go add in somemore..
final dividends i also put wrong place..
medical expenses non claimable i put wrong,one thing leads to another and ultimately my death..
Have a good cry, then go to sleep. The only thing you can do is learn from the mistake.
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Fatum, if you're free try this recipe....but I don't think you have enough Sun there to do that so you might have to oven dry
Bak Kua (Dried Meat Squares)
Recipe by Amy Beh
Ingredients
600g lean boneless pork (shoulder part), partially frozen the meat for easy slicing
(A):
1/2 tsp salt
2 tbsp sugar
2 tbsp honey
2 tbsp Chinese rice wine
1 tsp Chinese five-spice powder
1 tbsp soy sauce
A dash of pepper
A dash of monosodium glutamate
Method
Cut meat against grain to 0.3cm thickness. Combine (A) in a mixing bowl. Marinate meat slices in mixture for 24 hours in the refrigerator.
Press soaked meat slices side by side in a lightly oiled bamboo tray. Place tray out in the sun to dry for a whole day, turning occasionally. The pieces of meat should be about 70% dry and slightly moist.
Grill each piece over a barbecue pit or bake at 200 degrees C on a grill until brown. Baste in oil till crisp but not burnt.