Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 51st Edition
-
Bec your clothes would be beyond repair?Originally posted by the Bear:this is my 'sewing machine' when my clothes rip..
-
Sony Ericsson K800i (3G) Tri-band (Singtelshop)
Retail: S$588.00
All prices are inclusive of GST
first hand $360? this i gotta go see. -
that too
usually i buy heavy duty clothes.. and they wear out and rip before the stitches do
Originally posted by Wanda:Bec your clothes would be beyond repair? -
never heard of retail shop 1st hand selling for under $400..Originally posted by kopiosatu:Sony Ericsson K800i (3G) Tri-band (Singtelshop)
Retail: S$588.00
All prices are inclusive of GST
first hand $360? this i gotta go see.
where did Wanda see that deal?? -
maybe you got to go to the ah-beng shops?Originally posted by kopiosatu:Sony Ericsson K800i (3G) Tri-band (Singtelshop)
Retail: S$588.00
All prices are inclusive of GST
first hand $360? this i gotta go see. -
Some small shops at Toa Payoh central...don't go to those that offers plan...those will sell it at $450+ without plan.Originally posted by kopiosatu:tell me where. i go check it out today.
BTW, the SE K800 does have a camera, mp3, and FM radio. The only drawback was that the older version did not have a cover for the camera, and it's very thick.
The newer version K880 is nicer, being 5mm thinner and the camera has a cover. However, but the buttons sux and are too far apart - which was the only thing preventing me from getting it. -
oh, my colleague has a friend who does that.Originally posted by the Bear:maybe you got to go to the ah-beng shops?
can get phones really cheap.
but no warranty because he imported it from taiwan or something.
he was selling an O2 for almost $200 cheaper. -
K800 or 800i?Originally posted by Wanda:Some small shops at Toa Payoh central...don't go to those that offers plan...those will sell it at $450+ without plan.
BTW, the SE K800 does have a camera, mp3, and FM radio. The only drawback was that the older version did not have a cover for the camera, and it's very thick.
The newer version K880 is nicer, being 5mm thinner and the camera has a cover. However, but the buttons sux and are too far apart - which was the only thing preventing me from getting it.
there's a newer version with sucky buttons, that's k810i -
I tend not to pay attention to specific nos. but the brochure has pic of waves and rocks on phone's screen.
-
i have a feeling the cheaper one is the k800
because the k800i is still pretty brand new. -
gotta get new phone soon.. cannot keep losing numbers...
now trying to decide between this:
Motorola V3xx
it's $158 (2 year plan)
14.9mm thick, 100g, got 3.5G and all that nonsense which i don't know what about..
or this:
Motorola V3
it's $12 (2 year plan)
13.9mm thick and 85g.. no 3.5G and whatnot..
thinking of the one on top.. -
the red looks so gay
-
i dun trust phones from those retail dealers.
i always get my phones from the hello singtel or starhub ones.
my father once had a bad experience with some of those ah beng shops.
anyway i gotta start searching for my old phones to bring to camp. -
It's for a good cause, right? Some AIDS awareness campaign or something...Originally posted by kopiosatu:the red looks so gay -
so pink phones are cool for women then. breast cancer.Originally posted by fudgester:It's for a good cause, right? Some AIDS awareness campaign or something... -
Morning folks
I tried cooking the oyster mee sua yesterday
Only problem was NTUC was sold out on frozen oysters
So I had to make do with the oyster flavour in the broth, and stick to the shredded chicken only
Ok, the flavour and the Shiling market is different. I need to go buy the Shiling Mee Sua to try again to see what is off.
For my stock, I used a mix of chicken and pork stock with dried scallops and dried oysters.
MPB said that the stock taste like very nice shark fin soup stock >.<" and promptly added black vinegar and cogac to his mee sua -
x2Originally posted by stellazio:i dun trust phones from those retail dealers.
i always get my phones from the hello singtel or starhub ones.
my father once had a bad experience with some of those ah beng shops.
anyway i gotta start searching for my old phones to bring to camp.
I dun trust those Ah Beng shops too
I heard so many horror stories before
Once I even went down with my friends to quarrel with the Ah Beng at the shop to get a refund for her faulty phone >< -
I got my current old Nokie from ah beng shops....it didn't give me any problem. There is a big price difference when u get the exact same phone from the bloodsuckers, and the service is not necessarily there.Originally posted by stellazio:i dun trust phones from those retail dealers.
i always get my phones from the hello singtel or starhub ones.
my father once had a bad experience with some of those ah beng shops.
anyway i gotta start searching for my old phones to bring to camp. -
good thing the 2nd phone i'm getting has an official warranty
and he also said its a silver edition.
from the colour list in the official site, there's only something like brown and black. -
Ok, I've decided to go for a marketing module. I figure that I should be trying to learn things that may help me in the future instead of trying to take so-called 'easy' modules.
The bad news: Only two vacancies left, with five people currently fighting for it.
The good news: I can make use of my 4350 Prog Acct points with total impunity.
Hmmm..... should I? -
you wana know something?Originally posted by fudgester:Ok, I've decided to go for a marketing module. I figure that I should be trying to learn things that may help me in the future instead of trying to take so-called 'easy' modules.
The bad news: Only two vacancies left, with five people currently fighting for it.
The good news: I can make use of my 4350 Prog Acct points with total impunity.
Hmmm..... should I?
marketing modules is crap.
its just a load of theory crap which doesn't even use an individuals creativity. -
It's alway good to learn how to 'conceal the truth', 'make something look better then it really is'Originally posted by fudgester:Ok, I've decided to go for a marketing module. I figure that I should be trying to learn things that may help me in the future instead of trying to take so-called 'easy' modules.
The bad news: Only two vacancies left, with five people currently fighting for it.
The good news: I can make use of my 4350 Prog Acct points with total impunity.
Hmmm..... should I? -
It's good to take a business module...since you're from the engrg....kind of keep in touch with the other side.Originally posted by fudgester:Ok, I've decided to go for a marketing module. I figure that I should be trying to learn things that may help me in the future instead of trying to take so-called 'easy' modules.
The bad news: Only two vacancies left, with five people currently fighting for it.
The good news: I can make use of my 4350 Prog Acct points with total impunity.
Hmmm..... should I?
And I dun understand why stella says it's crap and that it needs no creativity....
If that's the case, then all companies will be doing well, i suppose. -
not buying the red one lah..
will probably get gunmetal grey...
ARGH!!!
sent out a whole lot of email to a lot of people and all i get are 'out of office' messages...
they fricken send me their part on wednesday, 6:45pm asking for more information.. and they do this?? -
because what u study doesn't equate to what u will do in real life.Originally posted by Wanda:And I dun understand why stella says it's crap and that it needs no creativity.... If that's the case, then all companies will be doing well, i suppose.