Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 57th Edition
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Like the older folks say: when you're hungry, anything tastes good!Originally posted by Fatum:last time in the army ...
my unit was on exercise in tekong .....
we were sick of eating combat rations after a few days ... so a couple of us sneaked down to SISPEC at night ... and raided their cookhouse ....
the rubbish bin was full of warm burger patties left over from their night snack .... we took a trash back full ....
and for dessert we raided the fruits left as offerings on the prayer altar there ....
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*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
Gonna report to my prof soon regarding my progress on my FYP (which has been kinda slow).
In other news, I can't help but laugh at how the Malaysians are putting in so much fuss into sending some dude to space.
Not that it's my place to tell them how to spend their money.... but surely it would be far better spent on more pressing concerns such as corruption and poverty. -
I'm not going to say anything about stolen oreos and toilet paper .... cos there may be some guardsmen around ....Originally posted by av98m:food raid
I'm impressed.
but then again ... thinking back ... it's almost criminal how much food the SAF cookhouses wastes every day ...
there were enough burger patties for a company in the trash bin ...
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Coz they would be ahead of Singapore by sending some dude into space maOriginally posted by fudgester:*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
Gonna report to my prof soon regarding my progress on my FYP (which has been kinda slow).
In other news, I can't help but laugh at how the Malaysians are putting in so much fuss into sending some dude to space.
Not that it's my place to tell them how to spend their money.... but surely it would be far better spent on more pressing concerns such as corruption and poverty. -
only about the altar.Originally posted by Ferret:i m mortified -
That's the only way to do it for us as we usually buy a few loaves at one time. Can't be bothered to go to the shop just for a loaf of bread at mid-week. Also, a loaf of bread is quite expensive in Oz (about $4.50) so we always try to buy them when they are on special (2 for $5 or sometimes $3.50 each).Originally posted by Wanda:I have recently started to freeze bread...just microwave it before eating...and it taste good as new. Also saved up to half a loaf per week. -
thrash bins !Originally posted by hisoka:only about the altar.
who knows what else share that space ? -
that's precisely what's wrong with their country .... face matters more than substance to them ....Originally posted by fudgester:*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
Gonna report to my prof soon regarding my progress on my FYP (which has been kinda slow).
In other news, I can't help but laugh at how the Malaysians are putting in so much fuss into sending some dude to space.
Not that it's my place to tell them how to spend their money.... but surely it would be far better spent on more pressing concerns such as corruption and poverty.
and they think they can buy progress by simply pumping in money without developing the system to sustain them ....
my money says the IDR will flop big time too .... -
Well, I'm just glad that we're not dumb enough to spend taxpayers' money on this sort of thing.Originally posted by elindra:Coz they would be ahead of Singapore by sending some dude into space ma
But we come pretty close though.... does anyone remember how $400,000 was spent on determining that Marina Bay should be named Marina Bay after all? -
Think about it this way
I don't care if they anyhow spend their money and have lots of flops
I rather they continue with their expensive failures
Coz we will be so screwed if they clean up their act -
its like spending money to make the petronas "taller" by adding a poleOriginally posted by fudgester:*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
Gonna report to my prof soon regarding my progress on my FYP (which has been kinda slow).
In other news, I can't help but laugh at how the Malaysians are putting in so much fuss into sending some dude to space.
Not that it's my place to tell them how to spend their money.... but surely it would be far better spent on more pressing concerns such as corruption and poverty. -
Why u scared to eat food from the altar?Originally posted by hisoka:only about the altar.
If I am poor and needy, I would not mind eating fruits taken from the altar too. -
Oh yeah I felt like hanging the comittee that did thatOriginally posted by fudgester:Well, I'm just glad that we're not dumb enough to spend taxpayers' money on this sort of thing.
But we come pretty close though.... does anyone remember how $400,000 was spent on determining that Marina Bay should be named Marina Bay after all? -
Anyway, it's time for me to go.
Seeya guys later.
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actually i would consider throwing that name change money for no name change to be a bigger waste, at least they got something in return......Originally posted by fudgester:Well, I'm just glad that we're not dumb enough to spend taxpayers' money on this sort of thing.
But we come pretty close though.... does anyone remember how $400,000 was spent on determining that Marina Bay should be named Marina Bay after all? -
there was a trash bag lining the bin lah ....Originally posted by Ferret:thrash bins !
who knows what else share that space ? 
sides .... we were soldiers ......
we had to eat bread thrown onto the ground before ... so warm burger patties in a fresh trash bag in a bin is nothing .... -
this is so trueOriginally posted by elindra:Think about it this way
I don't care if they anyhow spend their money and have lots of flops
I rather they continue with their expensive failures
Coz we will be so screwed if they clean up their act -
if i was poor and needy only. i doubt that counted esp after they ate the pattiesOriginally posted by Wanda:Why u scared to eat food from the altar?
If I am poor and needy, I would not mind eating fruits taken from the altar too. -
That makes sense. Although bread is easily available, I sometimes feel like buying more than one loaf to keep in the freezer, rather than having to determine at midweek if we need another half loaf or full loaf to last till Friday (we only eat bread on weekdays).Originally posted by honeymouse:That's the only way to do it for us as we usually buy a few loaves at one time. Can't be bothered to go to the shop just for a loaf of bread at mid-week. Also, a loaf of bread is quite expensive in Oz (about $4.50) so we always try to buy them when they are on special (2 for $5 or sometimes $3.50 each). -
there's a line there, drawn between had to...and WANT TO.Originally posted by Fatum:there was a trash bag lining the bin lah ....
sides .... we were soldiers ......
we had to eat bread thrown onto the ground before ... so warm burger patties in a fresh trash bag in a bin is nothing .... -
We eat bread sporadicallyOriginally posted by Wanda:That makes sense. Although bread is easily available, I sometimes feel like buying more than one loaf to keep in the freezer, rather than having to determine at midweek if we need another half loaf or full loaf to last till Friday (we only eat bread on weekdays).
Only buy when we want to eat -
As long as they continue with their stupid bumi policy they are doomedOriginally posted by elindra:Think about it this way
I don't care if they anyhow spend their money and have lots of flops
I rather they continue with their expensive failures
Coz we will be so screwed if they clean up their act
(sorry fudgie but that's really how I see it.) -
while its evil of me, i hope they do continue to fail as elindra pointed out; we are better off cos they do badly.Originally posted by av98m:As long as they continue with their stupid bumi policy they are doomed
(sorry fudgie but that's really how I see it.) -
we were hungry ! ...Originally posted by Ferret:there's a line there, drawn between had to...and WANT TO.
you know how it is like to eat combat rations (the same kind ! ... thanks to the blardy QM) ... for 5 days straight ... to sleep in the open, with rain coming down on you ... to be wet and cold and muddy and hungry 24/7 x 5 ? ... and you are not even allowed to light a fire to heat up the crap ? ....
you see fresh food you will lau bak sai I tell you ... -
I think we should be happy that I think there will be a revolt if they remove the Bumi policyOriginally posted by av98m:As long as they continue with their stupid bumi policy they are doomed
(sorry fudgie but that's really how I see it.)
Sorry Fudge I think that way too. The Bumi Policy is the policy that is shackling Malaysia but as a Singaporean I am happy that it is that way