Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 20th Edition
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Yeah... provided I hop down to Harvey Norman's to look. THe range of PC's I've seen in the shops so far isn't wide enough to make a really good choice. Myers has a section too, and they have HP and etc too.Originally posted by elindra:But there are other brands besides Dell isn't it?
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I think you should shop around on the specs etc before decidingOriginally posted by Rhonda:Yeah... provided I hop down to Harvey Norman's to look. THe range of PC's I've seen in the shops so far isn't wide enough to make a really good choice. Myers has a section too, and they have HP and etc too.
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Well, I miss discussing stuff with you and a few others... I miss having a real stimulating conversation, y'know, where we go back and forth with our arguments and points.Originally posted by elindra:I dun really hear deep conversations here in SG as well
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so that is what turns Rhonda on ....
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I'm quite fed up and pek chek already. So many months with no internet connection, I'm very suaku liao!Originally posted by elindra:I think you should shop around on the specs etc before deciding
This morning, on Mornings with Kerrie-Ann, I saw a Dell promotion and it was soooo affordable, I was sooo tempted!
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intelligent conversation is hard to find these days.Originally posted by Fatum:so that is what turns Rhonda on .... -
Not everyone enjoys thatOriginally posted by Rhonda:Well, I miss discussing stuff with you and a few others... I miss having a real stimulating conversation, y'know, where we go back and forth with our arguments and points.
My husband for one
But I don't think that is necessary for my life partner.
I guess we all look out for different things -
Hey Rhonda, go get Evanescance's new album, The Open Door. It rocks!
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Originally posted by Fatum:so that is what turns Rhonda on ....
Men who are intelligent, but yet not snobbish and arrogant and who don't look down on others and treat them like trash. Men who are willing to listen to others' opinions and views and don't put them down even though they have very different beliefs.
Yes, that's what turns me on.
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I think if you really have to compare, check Acer's prices coz in SG, Acer offer way better specs at a lower price compared to Dell.Originally posted by Rhonda:I'm quite fed up and pek chek already. So many months with no internet connection, I'm very suaku liao!
This morning, on Mornings with Kerrie-Ann, I saw a Dell promotion and it was soooo affordable, I was sooo tempted!
So far my office uses Acer pcs and no problems -
Well, I don't really look for that in a life partner either. I like an intelligeny, stimulating conversation once in a while. All the time will become quite tiring.Originally posted by elindra:Not everyone enjoys that
My husband for one
But I don't think that is necessary for my life partner.
I guess we all look out for different things
I guess its because deep down inside, I'm quite a shallow person 
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Originally posted by av98m:
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Well, I don't really look for that in a life partner either. I like an intelligeny, stimulating conversation [b]once in a while. All the time will become quite tiring.
I guess its because deep down inside, I'm quite a shallow person [/b]
It's way too tiring all the time
Once in a while is nice.
I rather he be a loving, caring and streetsmart guy then having intelligent conversations all the time. Being able to clean up helps too -
I look at the ad on TV, I lao nua liao!Originally posted by av98m:Hey Rhonda, go get Evanescance's new album, The Open Door. It rocks!
A few days ago, a car passed by and Evanescence was blaring out of the open windows and I just HAD to turn back to take a look at the cool dude who had such impeccable taste in music!
OK, I'll go get it the next time I'm in town. You know what, the CD shops here pale in comparison to Singapore's when it comes to variety.
I still have yet to find a really good selection of Jazz CD's here. A dearth! It's a dearth!! -
Maybe Aussies don't like Jazz?Originally posted by Rhonda:I look at the ad on TV, I lao nua liao!
A few days ago, a car passed by and Evanescence was blaring out of the open windows and I just HAD to turn back to take a look at the cool dude who had such impeccable taste in music!
OK, I'll go get it the next time I'm in town. You know what, the CD shops here pale in comparison to Singapore's when it comes to variety. I still have yet to find a really good selection of Jazz CD's here. A dearth! It's a dearth!! -
I dunno ... I rate pillow talk as the most important nocturnal activity ....
so someone with too high a bimbotic index would be disqualified ...
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Yeah, not all the time. But when I feel like it, I want to know that I'll have it! (And that doesn't apply solely to intelligent conversations nia!Originally posted by av98m:Well, I don't really look for that in a life partner either. I like an intelligeny, stimulating conversation [b]once in a while. All the time will become quite tiring.
I guess its because deep down inside, I'm quite a shallow person [/b][/quote]
[quote]Originally posted by elindra:
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It's way too tiring all the time
Once in a while is nice.
I rather he be a loving, caring and streetsmart guy then having intelligent conversations all the time. Being able to clean up helps too )
I like to run ideas by people and see what they think because you can learn a lot by listening to the different opinions of others. But I know that some people think that you're stupid if you ask certain questions, but I still ask anyways because... fun to act bimbo-ish now and then! -
MaybeOriginally posted by av98m:Maybe Aussies don't like Jazz?
Pillow talk don't have to be mentally stimulating or you can forget about sleepingOriginally posted by Fatum:I dunno ... I rate pillow talk as the most important nocturnal activity ....
so someone with too high a bimbotic index would be disqualified ... -
I dunno, once my head touches the pillow I just want to sleep. A woman that yaks away keeping me awake might not be good for meOriginally posted by Fatum:I dunno ... I rate pillow talk as the most important nocturnal activity ....
so someone with too high a bimbotic index would be disqualified ...
........................but if she looks like Han Chae Young she can be a serial killer for all I care (told you I was shallow!) -
Originally posted by av98m:I dunno, once my head touches the pillow I just want to sleep. A woman that yaks away keeping me awake might not be good for me
........................but if she looks like Han Chae Young she can be a serial killer for all I care (told you I was shallow!) -
I guess what I'm trying to say that it's too tiring to use my brain all the time. I like being a single cell organism once in a while. Especially on weekends.
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pillow talk doesn't always mean intelligent conversation on her part you know ...
rare is the woman who knows when to shut up .... and understand that silence .... can be the greatest passion of all .... ............ -
OH MY GOSH!! THis is such bad baaaad timing!!
Just when I need to adjust my bra because it somehow developed a mind of its own and kinda rode up a bit, a dude came to sit beside me and use the PC next to mine!!
AAAAAaaaaahhhhhhh!!! I NEED to pull it down without being seen but it's impossible to do that now! I hope it doesn't migrate northwards!! -
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Harvey Norman's... Myers..
you really need to go to other places to shop for things especially things like computers
it's like going to Best Denki or Courts to buy a computer.. especially Dells
btw, my organisation uses Dell at my last workplace... we saw the techs EVERYDAY because they came to replace parts on the workstations EVERYDAY... parts which break down
but you have been told.. ultimately, your call
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OK, just moving the pic here so I can contune to admire it.Originally posted by av98m:My fav korean actress, Han Chae Young 