Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 28th Edition
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not so bad?Originally posted by av98m:but actually, hor, nowsaday recruit life is not bad liao
anyway, I now dedicate this song to the si gina:
(angelic voice of recruit)
When I was just a blur recruit
I ask my sergeant what will I be
Will I be PC, Will I be OC,
This what he say to me:
(raspy voice of sergeant)
BALLS to you recruit
This is not your father's army
The future's not ours to see
Drop 20 for me
(voiceover in background)
recruit: 1 sergeant, 2 sergeant!
sergeant: your sister is a man, your brother wears panties
recruit: yes sergeant!!
Copyright: Kopy Kat Klan
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Because last night, after evening shift, two colleagues and I walked into a Greek joint and we ordered takeout. I ended up with a small pizza freshly baked on the spot and promptly ate 3/4 of it.Originally posted by the Bear:buhbye cult leader.. why eat crappy food when you can get good food is beyond me
The pizza was really good! Plus, I didn't have time for dinner that shift.
So, since I've eaten Western food yesterday and the day before and for lunch today (Roast Pork with Gravy and Seasonal Vegetables, from a patient who was kept Nil By Mouth, muahahaha!
), it's time for some Asian stuff. -
i'd kill for a good steak sandwich now.. but then, it's phshdae
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Originally posted by the Bear:hmmm.. let's see.. when you get your computer, i may send you a HDD full of MP3s
last time i checked, my collection is at about 50GB
Kum Sah Hamidah!! -
A predominantly Western diet tends to be really fattening!Originally posted by the Bear:i'd kill for a good steak sandwich now.. but then, it's phshdae
Unfortunately, since last week, I developed a craving for the Four 'N' Twenty, Mrs Mac's and etc pies that the 7-Eleven's near me sells from their hot toaster!
I'm still thinking of the Mrs Mac's Chilli Beef + Cheese pie I ate the other morning for b'fast... yummy spicy hot chilli beef with melted cheese oozing out when you bite into it!
Heaven!! *dreamy look in eyes... -
Sometimes, we help ourselves to the sandwiches stocked in the fridge that's meant for the post-operative patients.Originally posted by the Bear:i'd kill for a good steak sandwich now.. but then, it's phshdae I've only done that once though, so I'm quite gwai, compared to some colleagues who seem to do it all the time! -
thing is to exercise a lot more.. if i ate now the way i ate then, with the present level of inactivity, i'd be about 200kg
but at that time, we did a lot of backyard basketball, tennis and other insane things... that burns a lot of calories
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eat some of the vietnamese food?Originally posted by Rhonda:Because last night, after evening shift, two colleagues and I walked into a Greek joint and we ordered takeout. I ended up with a small pizza freshly baked on the spot and promptly ate 3/4 of it. The pizza was really good! Plus, I didn't have time for dinner that shift.
So, since I've eaten Western food yesterday and the day before and for lunch today (Roast Pork with Gravy and Seasonal Vegetables, from a patient who was kept Nil By Mouth, muahahaha! ), it's time for some Asian stuff. -
I walk a lot now. Plus, I've lost that guilt about weight and all that. Doesn't bother me anymore. As long as my clothes get looser and looser gradually, as long as I'm moving about more and more, I'm as happy as a hermit crab in its new pearly shell!Originally posted by the Bear:thing is to exercise a lot more.. if i ate now the way i ate then, with the present level of inactivity, i'd be about 200kg
but at that time, we did a lot of backyard basketball, tennis and other insane things... that burns a lot of calories
Whoa... hermit crabs are so kewl! THey'll eat anything! Can even share food with them! Kewl to have scavengers in da house to feed all the extra portions to! -
hmm.. post op patients..
uhh...
sarnie i'm talking about is: 3/4 inch thick steak, egg, bacon, ham, pineapple, fried onions, lettuce, tomato, (nix the) beetroot and (tasty.. hahahaha) cheese..
if a post op fella ate that, he'd dieOriginally posted by Rhonda:Sometimes, we help ourselves to the sandwiches stocked in the fridge that's meant for the post-operative patients. I've only done that once though, so I'm quite gwai, compared to some colleagues who seem to do it all the time! -
Definitely!!Originally posted by hisoka:eat some of the vietnamese food?
I love the wide variety of food we get here! Melbourne is truly an awesome place to live in! -
wonder if the crappy "peony asian takeout" is still there in town.. the worst ever "food"
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I've eaten one such monster before... in two sittings though.Originally posted by the Bear:hmm.. post op patients..
uhh...
sarnie i'm talking about is: 3/4 inch thick steak, egg, bacon, ham, pineapple, fried onions, lettuce, tomato, (nix the) beetroot and (tasty.. hahahaha) cheese..
if a post op fella ate that, he'd die
And, I've eaten beetroot, not sure if it was pickled or something, in a sandwich in some event before too. Surprisingly, the beetroot tasted nice!
Ah, to the Richmond market tomorrow... going to get some fresh seafood to maybe cook some Combination Soup like a mini-steamboat thing, if my friend is keen on a mini-CNY feast idea. -
i miss the viet food there.Originally posted by Rhonda:Definitely!!
I love the wide variety of food we get here! Melbourne is truly an awesome place to live in!
and the rice rolls are nice -
Which part of town? In general, I stick to the places where I see a lot of Asians eating in.Originally posted by the Bear:wonder if the crappy "peony asian takeout" is still there in town.. the worst ever "food"
BTW, did I tell you that my favourite Ramen place has opened a branch here? And I discovered the shop about two weeks after I wished that they would open here! -
You can actually get good Vietnamese food in Singapore! I think there's a restaurant by the Singapore River, where the Museum is, called Indochine. They serve really good fare the last time I went.Originally posted by hisoka:i miss the viet food there.
and the rice rolls are nice -
2 sittings?
that's part of the usual lunch of 1 sandwich + pile of chips + drink..
bloody beetroot
the peony place is right in the middle of town.. swanston walk i think.. somewhere near the little lane which splits MyersOriginally posted by Rhonda:I've eaten one such monster before... in two sittings though.
And, I've eaten beetroot, not sure if it was pickled or something, in a sandwich in some event before too. Surprisingly, the beetroot tasted nice!
Ah, to the Richmond market tomorrow... going to get some fresh seafood to maybe cook some Combination Soup like a mini-steamboat thing, if my friend is keen on a mini-CNY feast idea. -
*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
We decided to call it a day after a few hours at the workshop.
Mid-term break next week.
Time to catch up on lost sleep. -
indochine?Originally posted by Rhonda:You can actually get good Vietnamese food in Singapore! I think there's a restaurant by the Singapore River, where the Museum is, called Indochine. They serve really good fare the last time I went.
hmmz i remember it was unreasonably expensive. or maybe thats another resturatn -
Takeout. Eat half, keep half in fridge.Originally posted by the Bear:2 sittings?
that's part of the usual lunch of 1 sandwich + pile of chips + drink..
bloody beetroot
the peony place is right in the middle of town.. swanston walk i think.. somewhere near the little lane which splits Myers
Think that place probably doesn't exist anymore. But then again, sometimes, I'm surprisingly blind. -
OK! Time to go now! Probably going to watch a Hong Kong movie tonight, in the spirit of CNY!
Have a good weekend, folks! -
won't be surprised.. the peony place was crap
btw, for one who can eat a souvlaki before everyone else has finished 1/4, i think a steak sandwich + the rest is pretty much a good meal -
i think i'll have pet sea monkeys in the office
i have a couple of sets at home.. i'll bring one to the office -
sea monkeys are cool. i had a set a long time ago too...
think i killed them eventually. -
Here I go missing Missy again
*sigh*