Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 39th Edition
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awww......reminds me of saris.Originally posted by elindra:The reason why Mr Pinky Bear didn't want an indian gf or wife is because he said they are more dramatic then the greeks
He can't handle that.
Anyway Pinky Bear likes to watch Hindi movies
Reason is coz of all the song and dances and their movies are always full of colors
I really ought to go get some and have them tailored into long skirts. -
OH wow! Didn't even realised I'd fallen asleep but feels really good after my power nap!
OK, time to go out and gai-gai liao! Ta-ta!!
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i'll go for the cherriesOriginally posted by av98m:cannibal!!
but they are the dryish big type that i dont like
still got blackberries and gooseberries, but still ex -
i ain't tryin' to antagonise you..
few things in life are worse than bad drama..
well.. there is root canal.. no no.. i lie.. that is preferableOriginally posted by Rhonda:Good to have you around, you make me feel so young! The last time I had some guy bug me incessantly and try to antagonise me was hmm... let's see... in Primary School?
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I told him I wanna buy a sariOriginally posted by viciouskitty74:awww......reminds me of saris.
I really ought to go get some and have them tailored into long skirts.
He told me one word
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coz he knows a good sari will set him back about $3kOriginally posted by elindra:I told him I wanna buy a sari
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Originally posted by the Bear:coz he knows a good sari will set him back about $3k
I was thinking of a cheapo sari for fun nia
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Just picked up a book, Seeing, by Jose Saramago.
Review:
http://books.guardian.co.uk/reviews/generalfiction/0,,1754195,00.html
The story begins with those ordinary citizens, who not so long ago regained their sight and their tranquil day-to-day lives, doing something that seems quite unconnected with vision or lack of it. It is voting day, and 83% of them, after not going to the polls at all in the morning, go in the late afternoon and cast a blank ballot.
We see the dismay of bureaucrats, the excitement of journalists, the hysteria of the government, and the mild non-response of the citizens, who, when asked how they voted, refuse to say, reminding the questioner that the question is illegal. The satire is at first quite funny, and I thought it was going to be a light, Voltairean tale.
Turning in a blank ballot is a signal unfamiliar to most Britons and Americans, who aren't yet used to living under a government that has made voting meaningless. In a functioning democracy, one can consider not voting a lazy protest liable to play into the hands of the party in power (as when low Labour turn-out allowed Margaret Thatcher's re-elections, and Democratic apathy secured both elections of George W Bush). It comes hard to me to admit that a vote is not in itself an act of power, and I was at first blind to the point Saramago's non-voting voters are making. I began to see it at last, when the minister of defence announces that what the country is facing is terrorism
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me TOOOOO!!!!Originally posted by elindra:
I was thinking of a cheapo sari for fun nia
My mum have a really pretty cream coloured sari
K....Arab street we go end July!!! -
KkOriginally posted by viciouskitty74:me TOOOOO!!!!
K....Arab street we go end July!!! -
ladies in the office have spent their lunch going to either Robbing-sons or Johns-Littler to shop
wtf? got some kind of sale going on? -
Yeah they having a sale nowOriginally posted by the Bear:ladies in the office have spent their lunch going to either Robbing-sons or Johns-Littler to shop
wtf? got some kind of sale going on?
My colleague said nothing much leh
Btw my colleague goes to every single Robinsons sales -
am reading Cosmopolitans now.
Got an interesting article about Men's underwear.
Bear? what kinda underwear you wear? And what colours? -
got a meeting to go to later.. i'll go antagonise them nowOriginally posted by elindra:Yeah they having a sale now
My colleague said nothing much leh
Btw my colleague goes to every single Robinsons sales -
What does it say arOriginally posted by viciouskitty74:am reading Cosmopolitans now.
Got an interesting article about Men's underwear.
Bear? what kinda underwear you wear? And what colours? -
It sort of describe a man with his choice of underwears.
And its kinda hilariously true and practical. Realistic too. Lots of whats mentioned there really describe the current fashion and the choices of undies. -
Hmmm hmmmmOriginally posted by viciouskitty74:It sort of describe a man with his choice of underwears.
And its kinda hilariously true and practical. Realistic too. Lots of whats mentioned there really describe the current fashion and the choices of undies. -
I will try to scan the magazine and post it up.Originally posted by elindra:Hmmm hmmmm
But its 2 pages...so I dont think anyone can really see the text. -
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Would be really interesting to readOriginally posted by viciouskitty74:I will try to scan the magazine and post it up.
But its 2 pages...so I dont think anyone can really see the text.
I wonder if it describes Mr Pinky Bear well -
it listed 6 types of male undies.
Even got stats on which women like best.
Boxers are going out of fashion because the cuts of men's pants nowadays are tighter and the boxers bunched up in there.
Popular choices for men are now Boxer briefs,Trunks & low rise.
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i don't wear underwear..
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I think it says. You dont have it there.Originally posted by stellazio:i don't wear underwear.. -
Ah kOriginally posted by viciouskitty74:it listed 6 types of male undies.
Even got stats on which women like best.
Boxers are going out of fashion because the cuts of men's pants nowadays are tighter and the boxers bunched up in there.
Popular choices for men are now Boxer briefs,Trunks & low rise.
Most will still choose the normal briefs.
what do they say about boxer briefs and boxers