Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 34th Edition
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u can try the 7th month one... wayang.Originally posted by elindra:I have seen a fair share of musicals...both foreign and local
Was telling SO the other day it's been a while since the both of us have been to the theater
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I wish so too.Originally posted by kopiosatu:wah, like that... the exchange rate will be 19baht soon.
then after a while more it will drop back to 25.
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personally, I dun like watching musicals
partly because of the kind of people that often show up at musicals -
I loved watching those as a kidOriginally posted by kopiosatu:u can try the 7th month one... wayang. -
Originally posted by kopiosatu:u can try the 7th month one... wayang.
Sorry wayang I dun understand
I used to watch teochew wayang with my grandfather when I was a cub but after he passed away, no one speaks teochew to me anymore and my teochew went down the drain -
"A Danish politician, Anders Samuelson visiting Singapore has been told that if he speaks at a meeting promoting demoracy in Singapore he will be arrested."
isn't our country supposed to support democracy?
so if someone wants to speak up for democracy then how come our garmen is against it? -
They hit on you?Originally posted by av98m:personally, I dun like watching musicals
partly because of the kind of people that often show up at musicals 
Actually be it musicals or plays
I find that some Singaporeans are extremely rude
They start leaving the theater before the ovation is over -
A sooong
played on a solo saxophone
It's telling me , to hold you tight
and dance.. like it's the last night of the woooorrrld -
time to train your dogOriginally posted by tare:aching pain is a relief??!!
tho after seeing the sinseh improve lah... it was i can't even hold a cup of water... now can... but can't hold a mug of water yet
and my flr damn irky! i must MOP!!! aaarrrgghhh..... -
hopefully by mid year or year end it will be ok again.Originally posted by viciouskitty74:I wish so too.
but till then, all i can do is stay in singapore and cry -
Lucky you. I only started seeing more musicals in recent years. The first musical I went was Singing in the rain, about 3-4 years ago.Originally posted by elindra:I have seen a fair share of musicals...both foreign and local
Was telling SO the other day it's been a while since the both of us have been to the theater
Lion King is pretty good too. We saw that last year.
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i sing song alsoOriginally posted by choco B:A sooong
played on a solo saxophone
It's telling me , to hold you tight
and dance.. like it's the last night of the woooorrrld
fao neuk teung het gaan dton tee rak gan man yang in nai hua jai
Recalling to the event of the moment when we loved each other, it's still inside my heart. -
Shit, some leave halfway, many forget to turn off their fucking phones, a number somehow refuse to fucking turn up on time and get upset whent hey're turned away, and its funny how people can develop coughing fits for no fucking reason during a performanceOriginally posted by elindra:They hit on you?
Actually be it musicals or plays
I find that some Singaporeans are extremely rude
They start leaving the theater before the ovation is over -
Oh yeah we get thoseOriginally posted by av98m:Shit, some leave halfway, many forget to turn off their fucking phones, a number somehow refuse to fucking turn up on time and get upset whent hey're turned away, and its funny how people can develop coughing fits for no fucking reason during a performance
The thing is we find (SO & me) thinks that alot of Singaporeans go to a play or musical thinking it is the cinema (and it's considered rude in the cinema) already -
coughing fits must be attempts to stifle laughter gone awry...
sometimes, it's not meant to be funny but it just ends up being funny... like the Phantom of the Opera movie.. one of the funniest comedies around..
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The only thing I have yet to convince Chris to go with me is to a SSO concert
I love going to musicals and plays coz it gives me an excuse to dress up -
Oh really? That's rude.... did these people think they are in the cinema? Even though it is wrong doing that in cinemas too.Originally posted by elindra:They hit on you?
Actually be it musicals or plays
I find that some Singaporeans are extremely rude
They start leaving the theater before the ovation is over
Thought I heard someone on this forum complained about people bringing kids to the Phantom and the kids were running around during the performance. Wonder why kids are allowed in the first place?!
Luckily in Australia, we don't have that problem. Everyone knows how to behave themselves. Most people dress/suit up to go to the theatre. People treat it as a formal outing. Also, it's not cheap either, cost about $102 for a good seat. -
I stole this from another thread but I really love what they did to the Snowy Owl picturesOriginally posted by DarthBart:
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well we are in SG u noeOriginally posted by honeymouse:Oh really? That's rude.... did these people think they are in the cinema? Even though it is wrong doing that in cinemas too.
Thought I heard someone on this forum complained about people bringing kids to the Phantom and the kids were running around during the performance. Wonder why kids are allowed in the first place?!
Luckily in Australia, we don't have that problem. Everyone knows how to behave themselves. Most people dress/suit up to go to the theatre. People treat it as a formal outing. Also, it's not cheap either, cost about $102 for a good seat.
some are blind [to sign saying please switch off ur hp]; some are deaf [to others hissing "sssshhh" at them]; most are plain assholes! 
here it's NOT cheap either... phantom costs $148 [i think or issit 185?] tat's why i nvr go... -
errr...no lor, even piano performance they also cough, and its EXTRA irritating when that happensOriginally posted by the Bear:coughing fits must be attempts to stifle laughter gone awry... -
u mean the coughing chain effect?
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oh yah.. just had my "Fire Safety Tabletop Exercise/Fire Drill Briefing" a while ago... it's hilarious some of the "exercise injects"
one of them was ".. there is a burning smell at the public area and ther are 2 members of the public fighting"
what do you do?
i told them i'd join in the fight -
to those, i recommend an overdose of strepsils.. which is what i'm doing to myself now..
i still think it's bad karma from tekaning the senior citizens yesterdayOriginally posted by av98m:errr...no lor, even piano performance they also cough, and its EXTRA irritating when that happens -
There are too many inconsiderate people around. So annoying!!!Originally posted by tare:well we are in SG u noe some are blind [to sign saying please switch off ur hp]; some are deaf [to others hissing "sssshhh" at them]; most are plain assholes!
here it's NOT cheap either... phantom costs $148 [i think or issit 185?] tat's why i nvr go...
Wow $148 is very expensive for Singapore? $102 is expensive enough for us especially 2 of us for $204.00.
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what did you doOriginally posted by the Bear:i still think it's bad karma from tekaning the senior citizens yesterday