Night Owl Chatterboxes - Part XLI!
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Did I see wrongly
From CNA
"The camp's physical security is also in question as it has been designed to prevent unauthorized entry and not unauthorized exit."
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/300336/1/.html -
That reminds me, I need to get that tea with that ginseng aftertaste from some of the tea specialised kinda shops at takashimaya.
cannot find that one easily from normal tea shop, cos they shop owners say its not pure tea.
for me, it just taste good and i strongly recommend it to those folks that needs to talk a lot.
been planning to buy for my lawyers. must pamper them a bit. -
Peppermint is also good to encourage belching.Originally posted by sbst275:Wah
Twingings always get turned off by the price, so ex. Though I like the peppermint
Cold Storage imports the Waitrose organic peppermint tea...i think it's cheaper than twinnings on a per teabag basis. -
And I need.
1 part time recept.
2 litigation secretaries. one of them will be leaving for Melbourne. She just threw that bomb at us today. so i best need to put the word out and have gals applying and comes under training first. -
Yep, heard it over the news...Teo chee hean was explaining the incident of Dave teo.Originally posted by sbst275:Did I see wrongly
From CNA
"The camp's physical security is also in question as it has been designed to prevent unauthorized entry and not unauthorized exit."
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/300336/1/.html -
I seeOriginally posted by Wanda:Peppermint is also good to encourage belching.
Cold Storage imports the Waitrose organic peppermint tea...i think it's cheaper than twinnings on a per teabag basis.
One of these days go take a look -
Apparently, elindra is being bored to tears in the upper midwest of the US. Just got word from him that he made a brief jaunt into Minnesota for, of all things, Asian food.
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Poor PB...Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:Apparently, elindra is being bored to tears in the upper midwest of the US. Just got word from him that he made a brief jaunt into Minnesota for, of all things, Asian food. -
i am not a tea expert, but i love to walk into a all-tea shop, wah...everything is so tasteful and zen....
there's one at Chinatown, i like it very much... -
I believe the only teas that helps one to lose weight contains laxatives....and gives one a huge stomach.Originally posted by Celtic Knot:erhh..dun know what is SOD?
Roobois tea is I presume from Africa..
Mine was given by a friend,
on the box it says:
Mustika Ratu from Jakarta Indonesia.
Jamu Celup Pelangsing (i dun noe what it means).
receipe by : Mrs Morryati Soedibyo P Hadingrat
and the biggest text : SLIMMING TEA!
I drank it, if it helps me to lose weight (hopeful), but more important, it taste nice..
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Hong Lim Complex has quite a no of tea merchants
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oops, i missed out my precious two bottles of ROSE and Lavender ...
boil them and drink... -
At the very least, she's able to get the hot soup and greens that the Asians have been craving for. And PB is a she.Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:Apparently, elindra is being bored to tears in the upper midwest of the US. Just got word from him that he made a brief jaunt into Minnesota for, of all things, Asian food. -
shall go and snoop snoop around...and get more varieties of tea to taste..Originally posted by sbst275:Hong Lim Complex has quite a no of tea merchants
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Hi VK, may I ask what's the qualification and salary range for 2?Originally posted by viciouskitty74:And I need.
1 part time recept.
2 litigation secretaries. one of them will be leaving for Melbourne. She just threw that bomb at us today. so i best need to put the word out and have gals applying and comes under training first. -
Actually seriously speaking, does Lipton tea needs sugar?
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That's up to individual taste, right?Originally posted by sbst275:Actually seriously speaking, does Lipton tea needs sugar? -
its up to ur own preference...Originally posted by sbst275:Actually seriously speaking, does Lipton tea needs sugar?
for me, i take it w/o sugar.. -
Originally posted by Wanda:At the very least, she's able to get the hot soup and greens that the Asians have been craving for. And PB is a she.
The anonymity afforded by the Internet can be confusing.... -
there's a drink which i've looked all over singapore for but have not managed to find.. it's mead
okay okay.. i'm a lush -
I always find that for me, I ended up need to add sugarOriginally posted by Wanda:That's up to individual taste, right? -
i usually end up buying Twinings or Dilmah teaOriginally posted by bluejuice:its up to ur own preference...
for me, i take it w/o sugar.. -
Melbourne Airport has built 1 terminal specially for Tiger Airways
But as I see the map, it's macham like our Budget Terminal, at the side -
That would depend on the preferences of the person consuming the tea.Originally posted by sbst275:Actually seriously speaking, does Lipton tea needs sugar?
(Personally, I like to put one rounded teaspoon of sugar into any cup of hot tea I'm drinking.) -
i usually drink my hot tea without sugar.. and cold tea sweet