Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 38th Edition

• SydneyLibrarian

  15 May 07, 10:53

  I'm off! Cya later, everyone!
• viciouskitty74

  15 May 07, 10:54

  Originally posted by av98m:

  x 2.
  
  I was quite suprised actually.

  We should go there sometimes.
  
  The Jusco Hypermarket cum Mall, has the most fantastic range of in house brands. Love their bras & undies set. So cheap some more.
• SydneyLibrarian

  15 May 07, 10:54

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  BTW, the key lime pie is actually a lime cheesecake...a very sour one...maybe that's why I like it.
  
  ps: I've send you gals an email.

  Thx Wanda! Will reply when I get back late this afternoon.
  
  Ciao!
• Wanda

  15 May 07, 10:55

  Originally posted by breytonhartge:

  you could use a pot and some oil?

  Actually, I have not done any deep frying at my marital home - besides the issue of a oily kitchen, what am I going to do with the rest of the fried/used peanut oil... since I don't cook that often, and prefers to use less oil and sometimes olive oil in the stir-frys.
  
  Can one keep the used oil for months?
• viciouskitty74

  15 May 07, 10:55

  Originally posted by breytonhartge:

  you should make a trip down under...

  Really? But I've been to Perth & Brisbane.
  
  Dont think their fried chicken is comparable to the grilled chicken leh.
• choco B

  15 May 07, 10:56

  I notice you like sour stuff! The kimchi and this
  

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  BTW, the key lime pie is actually a lime cheesecake...a very sour one...maybe that's why I like it.
  
  ps: I've send you gals an email.

• breytonhartge

  15 May 07, 10:56

  Originally posted by SydneyLibrarian:

  I'm off! Cya later, everyone!

  bye!
• Fatum

  15 May 07, 10:56

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Actually, I have not done any deep frying at my marital home - besides the issue of a oily kitchen, what am I going to do with the rest of the fried/used peanut oil... since I don't cook that often, and prefers to use less oil and sometimes olive oil in the stir-frys.
  
  Can one keep the used oil for months?

  keep in ziplock baggie and put into freezer maybe ....
• av98m

  15 May 07, 10:56

  1 hour more before lunchtime *cries*
• Wanda

  15 May 07, 10:56

  Originally posted by choco B:

  I notice you like sour stuff! The kimchi and this
  

  kk...i'm not pregnant.
• breytonhartge

  15 May 07, 10:57

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Actually, I have not done any deep frying at my marital home - besides the issue of a oily kitchen, what am I going to do with the rest of the fried/used peanut oil... since I don't cook that often, and prefers to use less oil and sometimes olive oil in the stir-frys.
  
  Can one keep the used oil for months?

  you could. we do sometimes.
• breytonhartge

  15 May 07, 10:57

  Originally posted by viciouskitty74:

  Really? But I've been to Perth & Brisbane.
  
  Dont think their fried chicken is comparable to the grilled chicken leh.

  try the KFC here, quite good really.
• breytonhartge

  15 May 07, 10:58

  lunch time... catch you all in a bit...
• Wanda

  15 May 07, 10:59

  Originally posted by Fatum:

  keep in ziplock baggie and put into freezer maybe ....

  Freeze oil?
  
  Can meh? I've never heard of it being done. Will the molecules break down after defrosting....
• choco B

  15 May 07, 10:59

  x2.
  Can do with a deep soup pot.
  
  The one time I fried chicken , the cleanup was so exhaustive I sweared never again.
  
  Thus I try to substitute frying with the oven
  

  Originally posted by breytonhartge:

  you could use a pot and some oil?

• viciouskitty74

  15 May 07, 11:00

  well, i deep fry stuffs for the kids.
  
  Usually those frozen stuffs, like lumpia, chicken nuggets and fish sticks.
  
  And i only keep the oil a maximum of 1 week. then i dump out the oil into the backyard garden.
  
  My sister dont like me using Peanut Oil, so I am now usually deep frying with Olive Sunflower Oil Mix.
• av98m

  15 May 07, 11:00

  http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/276143/1/.html
  
  CCB KNN, then who is looking out for the safety of pedestrians?
  
  Those cyclists are a menace, and I speak from personal experience
  
  Most expect people on foot to give way to them.
• viciouskitty74

  15 May 07, 11:01

  Originally posted by breytonhartge:

  try the KFC here, quite good really.

  Cannot afford leisurely trips there leh.
  
  But I will take your word for it.
• Wanda

  15 May 07, 11:02

  Originally posted by av98m:

  http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/276143/1/.html
  
  CCB KNN, then who is looking out for the safety of pedestrians?
  
  Those cyclists are a menace, and I speak from personal experience
  
  Most expect people on foot to give way to them.

  This is an on-going debate...the right to use the walkway...
  
  ps: I cycle on the road.
• viciouskitty74

  15 May 07, 11:03

  Originally posted by av98m:

  http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/276143/1/.html
  
  CCB KNN, then who is looking out for the safety of pedestrians?
  
  Those cyclists are a menace, and I speak from personal experience
  
  Most expect people on foot to give way to them.

  Why footpaths? why not build bicycle paths instead?
  
  Why?
  
  because its cheaper!
• viciouskitty74

  15 May 07, 11:04

  k. going to watch my mythbuster dvd.
  
  packed the vibrator away liao. so 'much' joy at my new toy.
• Fatum

  15 May 07, 11:06

  
  I love going to KFCs here ... and also Mcdonalds ....
  
  these two places have a tendency to attract certain groups of people in society to them ....
  
  the immigrants, the blue collars, the retirees, etc ...
  
  you'll see customers from every corner of the third world champing into chicken and burgers at those places ... and new arrivals who can barely speak english serving at the counter along-side blond haired teenagers earning their keep ....
  
  it's charming to a microcosm of an evolving society in a fastfood resturant ....
• Rhonda

  15 May 07, 11:06

  Good morning, peeps!! HOw's everyone?
  
  I'm supposed to go meet an ol' buddy but my head's spinning today. I was in good health for one whole year in Melbourne, I return for a much-anticipated vacation and I fall sick for donkey days on end! TMD!! )(*@#)*&$%(*_@#!!!
  
  So... now my heart says continue to meet that buddy, my mind says skali peng sanz there, how?
  
  
• av98m

  15 May 07, 11:08

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  This is an on-going debate...the right to use the walkway...

  I face cyclists on the way to and from work everyday, and I'm very unhappy with the attitude from most of them. Most think the pavement belongs to them and they have right of way.
  
  Many cannot seem to control their bicycles properly, so even though I walk on one side of the pavement, they still can end up on collision course with me. Those coming from behind me also never give warning, and also seem top have problem keeping to one side of the pavement. If they happen to be on the same side I'm walking on many actually expect me to give way to them (I refuse, and cock my fist in advance in case they attack me)
  
  and yes, I know people who kena hospitalised with serious injuries after being rammed by cyclists on pavements
  
  so my stand is, if you're too lazy to walk and too cheap to take public transport, take your chances on the main road.
  
• av98m

  15 May 07, 11:10

  Originally posted by Rhonda:

  Good morning, peeps!! HOw's everyone?
  
  I'm supposed to go meet an ol' buddy but my head's spinning today. I was in good health for one whole year in Melbourne, I return for a much-anticipated vacation and I fall sick for donkey days on end! TMD!! )(*@#)*&$%(*_@#!!!
  
  So... now my heart says continue to meet that buddy, my mind says skali peng sanz there, how?
  
  

  oh dear
  
  BTW, my weekdays are screwed, saturday is the kushin bo thingy, so how about we do the movie marathon this sunday instead? I aim to watch 3 movies