Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 40th Edition
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i hate flying
i like the destination when i have to fly tho' so it's a necessary evil to me
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doesn't anyone know or do i just have a head full of useless information
Originally posted by Fatum:that sounds like a porn film title .......
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Re: in-flight food. I've always detested airline food but they've come a long way. When I found out that I can request for a sandwich plate, I started doing that. For the kids, you can request for a McDonald's happy meal.Originally posted by Fatum:not much diff actually .... or maybe you were on one of those super long haul ones with different planes ....
to me, SIA's legendary "service" is easily beaten by other airlines ... ESPECIALLY SO when you're Singaporean ... and the in-flight entertainment part is easily matched by other airlines also .... cathy for one has a very nice selection also ....
when it comes to food though ... I noticed something universal ... if the flight originates from Singapore, it sucks, big time ! ... but then I've never been a heavy eater on flights so nevermind ... -
Dinner was good.
the highlights was the meatball soup.
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Kiam pakkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Originally posted by av98m:Ah Jetta, I will be hunting for some beef hor fun for lunch later
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United and Northwest has them too.Originally posted by Fatum:that is no longer true ..... cathy has them ... JAL has them .... I'm not sure about thai ... but this is fast becoming de rigeur for airlines liao .... -
OO! OO! Please let me answer this one! The latter. BWahahahaa!!!Originally posted by the Bear:doesn't anyone know or do i just have a head full of useless information
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I will think of you when I'm slurping it downOriginally posted by jetta:Kiam pakkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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*presses laugh button*Originally posted by fudgester: -
I haven't had the courage to try those "legendary" north american airlines yet though ....Originally posted by jetta:United and Northwest has them too.
but I've flew those internal budget airlines quite a few times ......
it's a wonder how those tiny bombardiers would have at least one air-stewardess going down the aisle ... -
i have arrested development~!!!!
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With lime juice?Originally posted by av98m:I will think of you when I'm slurping it down
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And dessert is tissue prata with Milo DINOSAUR? -
Actually hor, I really do not like milo dinosaurOriginally posted by viciouskitty74:With lime juice?
And dessert is tissue prata with Milo DINOSAUR? -
Venus in Furs
The novel draws themes and character inspiration heavily from Sacher-MasochÂ’s own life. Wanda von Dunajew (the woman in which the novel centralizes around) was named after Fanny Pistor, who was an emerging literary writer. The two met when Pistor contacted Sacher-Masoch, under the fictitious title of a noble Baroness Bogdanoff, for suggestions on improvement of her works, to make them suitable for publication. Inventing such a title for herself is telling of the fanciful aspect of her character that would make possible the charming and outrageous nature of their love affair.
On December 8, 1869 Leopold and Fanny signed a contract making Leopold von Sacher-Masoch the slave of Fanny Pistor Bogdanoff for the period of six months, with the stipulation, doubtlessly at Sacher-MasochÂ’s suggestion, that the Baroness wear furs as often as possible, especially when she was in a cruel mood. Sacher-Masoch took the alias of 'Gregor,' a stereotypical male servant's name, and fitted out in disguise as the servant of the Baroness. The two traveled by train to Italy. As in the novel, he traveled in the third class compartment, while she had a seat in first class, arriving in Venice (Florence, in the novel), where they were not known, and would not arouse suspicion.Originally posted by jetta:OO! OO! Please let me answer this one! The latter. BWahahahaa!!! -
go watch it and laugh your guts out!Originally posted by kopiosatu:i have arrested development~!!!!
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Originally posted by av98m:*presses laugh button* Cuts the wires to the damn laugh button
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how did the stock market perform?Originally posted by Meia Gisborn: Cuts the wires to the damn laugh button
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The button has been upgraded. You have no access to the wiresOriginally posted by Meia Gisborn: Cuts the wires to the damn laugh button
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Again, bo pian for me. When the Navy flies us, it's either via military cargo flight, United or Northwest. When we lived in Japan, I flew back to Sg three times in one year (Originally posted by Fatum:I haven't had the courage to try those "legendary" north american airlines yet though ....
but I've flew those internal budget airlines quite a few times ......
it's a wonder how those tiny bombardiers would have at least one air-stewardess going down the aisle ... ) and even then I couldn't afford to fly on SIA. Foiled again. 
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Hope you choke.Originally posted by av98m:I will think of you when I'm slurping it down
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Hi MG! How come the crackshot didn't just shoot the laugh button?Originally posted by Meia Gisborn: Cuts the wires to the damn laugh button -
I keep telling a pilot fren of mine.
That since he got some time off from work. To fly up to USA, charter a plane and fly charter flight service for a month.
And I can be his stewardess.
New rules...now cockpit totally locked so someone needs to help out at the rest of the plane. -
because the bullets will ricochet off the upgraded assembly, which can survive even a grenade.Originally posted by jetta:Hi MG! How come the crackshot didn't just shoot the laugh button?
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The DJIA was up 111 points today, to close at 13633. Guess the events in China didn't affect trading here today.Originally posted by the Bear:how did the stock market perform?