Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 55th Edition
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nah.. this bear has a fatass butt
anyway, the bazaar upstairs only sells mooncakes...
i'm buying mine somewhen this week.. maybe this weekend..
i'll bring about 3 to office
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My SO is attracted to perky butts, and I'll point out to him if we see a perky-butt-gal/woman passing by.
I prefer tight bums.
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Meanwhile, I wonder what's the earliest appropriate time for me to go for an early lunch?
Maybe I'll eat the yummy lor mee.
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oh.. saw something silly upstairs at the bazaar...
8 bite-sized mooncakes with gold foil on the things... total damage = $60.85
the ones without, 8 for $41.80
wtf?? why are mooncakes so damned expensive?
one bite-sized mooncake for over $5! -
Fatass butt can look perky if it doesn't sag
11.30 or 11.45 maybe Wanda? -
i'm not hungry.. (surprise surprise!)
had chye tau kuey this morning because most of the other stalls were closed and the other stalls had long queues..
someone out there had to eat the white version while i got the black version...
i prefer the white version.. -
I like the black version and I always ask the uncle to add more black sauce
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some nonsense marketing crap.Originally posted by the Bear:oh.. saw something silly upstairs at the bazaar...
8 bite-sized mooncakes with gold foil on the things... total damage = $60.85
the ones without, 8 for $41.80
wtf?? why are mooncakes so damned expensive?
one bite-sized mooncake for over $5!
i bet they don't even taste very nice
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I like chye tai kueh, and I like to eat it with chilli by the side for dipping, instead of frying the whole lot with chilli...taste nicer that way.
The chye tai kueh stall at my place has stopped selling the black version. It may have something to do with not wanting to wash the flat wok after frying a batch of black version. -
expensive ingredients...Originally posted by the Bear:oh.. saw something silly upstairs at the bazaar...
8 bite-sized mooncakes with gold foil on the things... total damage = $60.85
the ones without, 8 for $41.80
wtf?? why are mooncakes so damned expensive?
one bite-sized mooncake for over $5!
but those u mentioned.. are way over priced! -
the store at the temp china town building howker got around that by having 2 stores one for black stuff and one for whiteOriginally posted by Wanda:I like chye tai kueh, and I like to eat it with chilli by the side for dipping, instead of frying the whole lot with chilli...taste nicer that way.
The chye tai kueh stall at my place has stopped selling the black version. It may have something to do with not wanting to wash the flat wok after frying a batch of black version. -
I wanna eat mooncakes not eat gold foils
Heck why do I even want to eat gold when it has no nutritional value and it will just come out when I take a dump >< -
Just had that on last saturday at Changi Village...
changi village has the yummy white version of the chai tou kuey...
go for the one who has the old-looking sign..
loads of eggs...! lots of chye pok too! -
its allt he nonsense marketing stuff.Originally posted by elindra:I wanna eat mooncakes not eat gold foils
Heck why do I even want to eat gold when it has no nutritional value and it will just come out when I take a dump ><
and then we have some weird new favors of mooncakes that makes it not even mooncake and taste like crap -
x2Originally posted by hisoka:its allt he nonsense marketing stuff.
and then we have some weird new favors of mooncakes that makes it not even mooncake and taste like crap
I never buy the new fangled flavors
The best ones are still the lotus paste with egg to me -
What a shame you didn't eat much at such a nice restaurant. I would eat and worry about my weight later!!!Originally posted by Wanda:Hiya Honeymouse
Dinner was fine, although I didn't eat a lot, as it was rather late after we bought the iron, plus I had gone to the gym for a quick workout earlier and I want to maintain the light and fresh feeling, you know....so avoided a heavy meal. The food there was nice and service was impeccable, although we weren't big spenders. Highly recommended.
You've got a nice celebration to look forward to this weekend, don't you? BTW, can I ask for how long did you guys dated before you got married?
ps: Tigger fr Winnie the Pooh bear....why was the he bear called Winnie?
We already had our celebration for our 2nd anniversary on Monday night - we went out to a nice restaurant at St Kilda for dinner. And last Sunday, we went exploring the Dandenong Ranges etc.
We dated for about 6 years (got engaged for a year) before we got married. When we got together, we were still students and poor so you can see why it took us so long to get married.
As for the name Winnie, I was told Winnie is actually a guy's name. I was like you who thought Winnie was a girl's name. I have a girl friend whose name is Winnie. -
i never figured this part out...
you replace expensive, hard-to-make filling with cheapass salted egg yolk and you get to charge a crapload more money
and don't ask me to eat that... i like mooncake.. i like salted egg.. but not together -
winnie = short for winston (guy's name)
winnie - short for winifred (girl's name)Originally posted by honeymouse:What a shame you didn't eat much at such a nice restaurant. I would eat and worry about my weight later!!!
We already had our celebration for our 2nd anniversary on Monday night - we went out to a nice restaurant at St Kilda for dinner. And last Sunday, we went exploring the Dandenong Ranges etc.
We dated for about 6 years (got engaged for a year) before we got married. When we got together, we were still students and poor so you can see why it took us so long to get married.
As for the name Winnie, I was told Winnie is actually a guy's name. I was like you who thought Winnie was a girl's name. I have a girl friend whose name is Winnie. -
Hehehe I usually remove the yolk, eat the mooncake then eat the yolkOriginally posted by the Bear:i never figured this part out...
you replace expensive, hard-to-make filling with cheapass salted egg yolk and you get to charge a crapload more money
and don't ask me to eat that... i like mooncake.. i like salted egg.. but not together
Not together but eating mooncake with yolk gives me an excuse -
buy a tray of salted eggs... buy mooncake without eggyolk..Originally posted by elindra:Hehehe I usually remove the yolk, eat the mooncake then eat the yolk
Not together but eating mooncake with yolk gives me an excuse -
actually i prefer the eggless ones.Originally posted by the Bear:i never figured this part out...
you replace expensive, hard-to-make filling with cheapass salted egg yolk and you get to charge a crapload more money
and don't ask me to eat that... i like mooncake.. i like salted egg.. but not together
oh well marketing again i guess -
it does impart a different flavour.. but i don't like it..
thing is, the more yolks, the more expensive it is...
i've seen one small mooncake about the size of your palm with 4 yolks in it.. it cost twice the yolkless one..
i think there wasn't much actual filling in it -
But i wun have an excuseOriginally posted by the Bear:buy a tray of salted eggs... buy mooncake without eggyolk.. -
I oso prefer the eggless ones...just plain smooth lotus paste with melon seeds..the baked brown ones..
melts in the mouth..
and with juicy pomelo...
hot hot tea...
heavens!!! -
What about those ppl who plaster their faces with gold foils as part of their beauty treatment? What's that all about?Originally posted by elindra:I wanna eat mooncakes not eat gold foils
Heck why do I even want to eat gold when it has no nutritional value and it will just come out when I take a dump ><