Night Owl Chatterboxes - Part XV!

• the Bear

  30 Dec 05, 21:16

  "hi everyone.. my name is Rhonda and i'm a..."
  
  
  
  

  Originally posted by Rhonda:

  Amazing!!!
  
  CHOYA goes well with almost everything!!
  
  1 part CHOYA to 4-5 parts Minute Maid Lemonade is very very nice!

• Rhonda

  30 Dec 05, 21:19

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  "hi everyone.. my name is Rhonda and i'm a..."
  
  
  
  

  ''... a CHOYA connoisseur!!''
• the Bear

  30 Dec 05, 21:29

  denial is the first symptom
  
  "i can quit anytime i want to"
• Fatum

  30 Dec 05, 21:33

  
  
  what's with choya ? ...
  
  tried it once, stole it from my younger sis's stash ... it doesn't speak to me at all ...
  
  I'll stick to beer instead ....
• sbst275

  30 Dec 05, 21:36

  Evening
  
  Is it safe for preggy woman to drink choya?
• the Bear

  30 Dec 05, 21:39

  it's light as all heck but it's best not to imbibe at all
  
  

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  Evening
  
  Is it safe for preggy woman to drink choya?

• Rhonda

  30 Dec 05, 21:45

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  Evening
  
  Is it safe for preggy woman to drink choya?

  17% alcohol... what do you think?
• Rhonda

  30 Dec 05, 21:45

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  denial is the first symptom
  
  "i can quit anytime i want to"

  I'm not even addicted, there's no need to quit!
• sbst275

  30 Dec 05, 21:46

  Originally posted by Rhonda:

  17% alcohol... what do you think?

  Got it
  
  But does anyone here saw those Orang Tua samsoo?
• Rhonda

  30 Dec 05, 21:47

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  Got it
  
  But does anyone here saw those Orang Tua samsoo?

  Don't know what you're talking about.
• sbst275

  30 Dec 05, 21:48

  Originally posted by Rhonda:

  Don't know what you're talking about.

  Those Buang Siew Tong samsoo... Or those Mei Gui Lu or Wu Jia Pi jiu? Some have become history
• Rhonda

  30 Dec 05, 21:49

  Friends say after dinner, they're going to a friend's place in Simei!
  
  Simei!!! That's like very very far!! Don't even know if it's possible to catch a cab home from there afterwards.
  
  So, I might just turn up at Eskibar afterall!
• sbst275

  30 Dec 05, 21:50

  Originally posted by Rhonda:

  Friends say after dinner, they're going to a friend's place in Simei!
  
  Simei!!! That's like very very far!! Don't even know if it's possible to catch a cab home from there afterwards.
  
  So, I might just turn up at Eskibar afterall!

  Simei lacks transportation network
• Rhonda

  30 Dec 05, 21:51

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  Those Buang Siew Tong samsoo... Or those Mei Gui Lu or Wu Jia Pi jiu? Some have become history

  Still don't know what you're talking about, although the ''Pi Jiu'' provided a hint.
  
  Listen, alcohol is not necessary - it's an indulgence. I wouldn't advise any pregnant lady to drink alcohol. Anyways, it's just for a few months. Won't die without drinking any alcohol during that period!
• Rhonda

  30 Dec 05, 21:52

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  Simei lacks transportation network

  Yeah... so after dinner, will head for Eskibar at Holland V.
• sbst275

  30 Dec 05, 21:53

  Originally posted by Rhonda:

  Still don't know what you're talking about, although the ''Pi Jiu'' provided a hint.
  
  Listen, alcohol is not necessary - it's an indulgence. I wouldn't advise any pregnant lady to drink alcohol. Anyways, it's just for a few months. Won't die without drinking any alcohol during that period!

  She dun drink alcohol much
  
  Anyway, me asked abt these samsoo is because those who drink such wine wun find Choya's aloc vol anything ... The Mei Kui Lu jiu oc commonly known as samsoo in english aloc vol content is 32%!
• sbst275

  30 Dec 05, 21:55

  These high aloc content wine are often used as food enhancer to soup
  
  The highest so far is those Kao Liang Jiu, 70%!
• sbst275

  30 Dec 05, 21:58

  Anyway, Rhon, I read the news days back they said those eye drop moist contains preservatives that are bad for the eyes?
• Rhonda

  30 Dec 05, 21:58

  I wouldn't drink anything with too high an alcohol content. I've nursed way too many liver failure patients to know what happens when one abuses and overindulges in alcohol.
  
  Actually, no one can predict how one's body metabolise alcohol, so it's best not to take risks.
  
  Everything in sensible moderation.
• Rhonda

  30 Dec 05, 21:59

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  Anyway, Rhon, I read the news days back they said those eye drop moist contains preservatives that are bad for the eyes?

  I didn't have a chance to read the article you mentioned, so, I can't comment. Sorry.
• sbst275

  30 Dec 05, 22:00

  Originally posted by Rhonda:

  I wouldn't drink anything with too high an alcohol content. I've nursed way too many liver failure patients to know what happens when one abuses and overindulges in alcohol.
  
  Actually, no one can predict how one's body metabolise alcohol, so it's best not to take risks.
  
  Everything in sensible moderation.

  Me usually goes for Anchor only... Nothing much
• The man who was death

  30 Dec 05, 22:00

  Battle of the network reality stars starts now!!!!
• sbst275

  30 Dec 05, 22:01

  Originally posted by Rhonda:

  I didn't have a chance to read the article you mentioned, so, I can't comment. Sorry.

  Actually are there natural ways to beat dry eyes?
• the Bear

  30 Dec 05, 22:02

  even worse denial!
  
  "i'm not even addicted"
  
  so unaddicted that there's a small bottle in the purse..
  
  

  Originally posted by Rhonda:

  I'm not even addicted, there's no need to quit!

• Rhonda

  30 Dec 05, 22:02

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  Actually are there natural ways to beat dry eyes?

  Erm... nope! Don't think so!
  
  People who are afflicted with dry eyes have to resort to eye drops to resolve their problem and get relief.