Night Owls Chatterboxes - Part XXI!
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Errr........can show off my balloons or not?
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Docile? Subservient? She must have us mistaken for another race of Asian women. BWAHAHAHAHAAA!!!!Originally posted by Rhonda:jetta, I wanna tell you what one crazy ol' Southern lady told me the minute I landed in Tulsa, OK.
She knew I had an American boyfriend then, so she told me that over in the US, it's not like in Asia, where the women are subservient and docile and meek. She says that in the South, the men put their ladies on a pedestal so I don't need to learn how to stay on the pedestal and start to treat American men differently.
I almost wanted to burst out laughing in her face!
Have to ask: Did your then bf treat you like a queen? -
Wwwwooooooooooo I love icewine but they are very expensive!Originally posted by laurence82:
icewine..what the heck is icewine?
Wine made from frozen grapes. My poor definition. If you want technical definition, must google liao, ah lau.
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Wah, nice balloon bouquet streamie. What did you reward hubby with?
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Originally posted by Rhonda:No, lah... you're included mah!! Sah eh char boh!
Hmm... wait... make that sah eh hiao char boh, kia lor ka chng yo-yo!
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it is a dessert wine, very sweet made from grapes which have been left on the vine in the frost long after harvest time, they become very sweet. Inniskillin i think is one of the brands. There is also Magnotta, Madonna and Niege.Originally posted by laurence82:
icewine..what the heck is icewine?
To date I have only tried inniskillin, very very nice. I managed to purchase a couple of bottles at duty free... initially the price was $50, the last bottle I bought was $95. I hear now it is in 3 figures. -
Oh oh, bewitching hour. Back in 20. TTFN!
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harlow harlow..
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Thanks, jetta.Originally posted by jetta:Wah, nice balloon bouquet streamie. What did you reward hubby with? 
Lai....come closer, I whisper to you.............
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Nope... but then I'm a Princess, mah!! So he did treat me like a Princess!Originally posted by jetta:Docile? Subservient? She must have us mistaken for another race of Asian women. BWAHAHAHAHAAA!!!!
Have to ask: Did your then bf treat you like a queen? I'm not complainin', y'all hear! *spoken with a very exaggerated Southern twang! -
Waaaaaaah!!
Littlestream, the balloons are soooo preeeetty!! Soooo sweet of your husband! -
Hi, stella!Originally posted by stellazio:harlow harlow.. -
hmm, very strangeOriginally posted by littlestream:Wwwwooooooooooo I love icewine but they are very expensive!
Wine made from frozen grapes. My poor definition. If you want technical definition, must google liao, ah lau.
the wine i just discovered in my dad's stash is a product of canada, in french words
i have always thought that cold weather spoils the grapes for wine making -
We need thisOriginally posted by Rhonda:But hmm... first, must check wind direction because it's better that we walk towards the wind, if the wind is behind us, then alamak... it will mess up our hair instead of make us look sexy! 
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Kum siah.Originally posted by Rhonda:Waaaaaaah!!
Littlestream, the balloons are soooo preeeetty!! Soooo sweet of your husband! 
Yah, I like it very much. -
But, if it's really strong gusts of wind, then how? The Super Hold ones are usually too greasy! -
Yesh, the one my dad had is the inniskillin oneOriginally posted by breytonhartge:it is a dessert wine, very sweet made from grapes which have been left on the vine in the frost long after harvest time, they become very sweet. Inniskillin i think is one of the brands. There is also Magnotta, Madonna and Niege.
To date I have only tried inniskillin, very very nice. I managed to purchase a couple of bottles at duty free... initially the price was $50, the last bottle I bought was $95. I hear now it is in 3 figures.
dessert wine..to be served during dessert? -
Hello stellazio.
Wei, we got to send you tons of invoices liao..........for breaking the door! -
Hee hee...........yah hor.Originally posted by Rhonda:Nope... but then I'm a Princess, mah!! So he did treat me like a Princess! I'm not complainin', y'all hear! *spoken with a very exaggerated Southern twang! -
Originally posted by littlestream:Hello stellazio.
Wei, we got to send you tons of invoices liao..........for breaking the door! -
You a Singaporean working for Russian KGB living in Canada spying for Namibia?Originally posted by littlestream:Thanks, jetta.
Lai....come closer, I whisper to you.............
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Hmm... ice wine sounds like something I'd love to try!
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Inniskillin seems to be the only one that is imported into singapore as far as I know.Originally posted by laurence82:Yesh, the one my dad had is the inniskillin one
dessert wine..to be served during dessert?
It is to be had as a dessert or part of the dessert.
How old is it? should drink it before the wine spoils. Especially in the warm weather in Singapore. Generally reds keep better than whites, the max amount of time you want to keep a white is about 7 years, otherwise might turn into vinegar... yuk... and inniskillin is too expensive to waste... hey lau, left you a recepie for your salmon too... go check it out. -
Wah!!!!Originally posted by laurence82:hmm, very strange
the wine i just discovered in my dad's stash is a product of canada, in french words
i have always thought that cold weather spoils the grapes for wine making Product of Canada!!!
Yes, yes.......support Canada!!! The brand that brey mentioned, Inniskillin? It is in the Niagara region in Ontario. I've been to the winery but never bought anything. They are expensive and I am not much of a drinker anyways. But I've got many bottles in my cold cellar, all gifts during gatherings.
Huh? Cold weather spoils grapes? I don't know. I did go on a tour in one of the winery but I forgot liao. Got visitors so just take them out do touristy thing so I wasn't paying much attention. -
Originally posted by laurence82:You a Singaporean working for Russian KGB living in Canada spying for Namibia?
Wei, Lau... your imagination is too wild liao! Did your brain kena short-circuited cause you studied too hard in school, ah?