Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 97th Edition
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Originally posted by ä¸�如就æ»:
da chang jin is a nice show right?
i also like to see them prepare food.. and the variety of dishes they have for a meal.. so many!!
Yeah! Superb production! I was full of angst everytime the wicked Cui family members gathered to plot and plan their evil strategies. I loved how they all got their just desserts though!
Luckily the DVD I bought came with Mandarin dubbing and Chinese subtitles. I watched the first half of the DVD in Korean with English subtitles but suddenly, the English subtitles became extremely crappy and made no sense so I had to switch. I tried Korean dubbing with Mandarin subtitles but when I got exhausted, I switched to Mandarin dubbing.
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I'm talking about business lah ..... dot dot dot .....
I'm STILL a vegetarian till the end of the week .......
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Originally posted by ä¸�如就æ»:
You don't need a microwave or baking oven to learn cooking u know....
Precisely!
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Originally posted by Fatum:
I'm talking about business lah ..... dot dot dot .....
I'm STILL a vegetarian till the end of the week .......
Good luck, boss! I hope you won't meet an early (and very pathetic) demise.
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Originally posted by ä¸�如就æ»:
You don't need a microwave or baking oven to learn cooking u know....
Actually you know what... I never had my own oven till I moved to Australia. Now, I find the oven so very handy.
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good good.. which means we can still go to carnivore to torment fatum on saturday
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Originally posted by ä¸�如就æ»:
You don't need a microwave or baking oven to learn cooking u know....
i need something to inspire me..maybe a homely man?
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
Yeah! Superb production! I was full of angst everytime the wicked Cui family members gathered to plot and plan their evil strategies. I loved how they all got their just desserts though!
Luckily the DVD I bought came with Mandarin dubbing and Chinese subtitles. I watched the first half of the DVD in Korean with English subtitles but suddenly, the English subtitles became extremely crappy and made no sense so I had to switch. I tried Korean dubbing with Mandarin subtitles but when I got exhausted, I switched to Mandarin dubbing.
that cui shang gong.. superb acting.. she's so evil, when she's plotting something, her eyes keep rolling around..
hehe...
the cast came onto a variety show .. and they showed their NG scenes, then talked about the filming.. etc.. i duno whether u have it in ur dvds or not.. i can't remember if i saw it on tv or from the dvd..
then u see the cast in their modern clothes.. look so different.. esp that male lead.. he look quite different w/o the moustache..
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
Actually you know what... I never had my own oven till I moved to Australia. Now, I find the oven so very handy.
I know. I use a lot of oven when I was in nz too.. I'll just throw my chicken wings to bake.. or i'll buy those frozen nuggets or fish fillets and throw them into the oven to bake...
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Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:
i need something to inspire me..maybe a homely man?
I think a homely man needs something to inspire him ... a homely woman who's good at cooking.
This is like a "Which came first?" kinda question.
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
Yeah! Superb production! I was full of angst everytime the wicked Cui family members gathered to plot and plan their evil strategies. I loved how they all got their just desserts though!
Luckily the DVD I bought came with Mandarin dubbing and Chinese subtitles. I watched the first half of the DVD in Korean with English subtitles but suddenly, the English subtitles became extremely crappy and made no sense so I had to switch. I tried Korean dubbing with Mandarin subtitles but when I got exhausted, I switched to Mandarin dubbing.
i love the show...i even have the cartoon version...
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
I think a homely man needs something to inspire him ... a homely woman who's good at cooking.
This is like a "Which came first?" kinda question.
i love washing dishes....he can cook, i help...then i HELP TO EAT...and wash dishes (play with water)... -
Originally posted by Fatum:
I'm talking about business lah ..... dot dot dot .....
I'm STILL a vegetarian till the end of the week .......
still got thope then. -
Originally posted by ä¸�如就æ»:
that cui shang gong.. superb acting.. she's so evil, when she's plotting something, her eyes keep rolling around..
hehe...
the cast came onto a variety show .. and they showed their NG scenes, then talked about the filming.. etc.. i duno whether u have it in ur dvds or not.. i can't remember if i saw it on tv or from the dvd..
then u see the cast in their modern clothes.. look so different.. esp that male lead.. he look quite different w/o the moustache..
Yeah! The Cui Shang Gong is sooooooo evil!! You feel like slapping her and strangling her!
I love Han Shang Gong... she looks very 'Pu2 Sa4 Xing1 Chang2', right? I'm sure she's very pretty.
Chang Jing's friend, the one who became a concubine, is also very pretty. So are the two kitchen staff who served her. I wonder why they never showed the Princess at all!
There are four episodes of 'Special' programs in the DVD. I guess the variety show is in it too. Haven't watched... a bit too much of Dae Jang Geum liao.
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Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:
i love the show...i even have the cartoon version...
Got cartoon version?!
Anime or manga? -
Originally posted by Rhonda:
Buh bye, honeymousey!!
Hee hee... I am back.... On the tram to flinders st station. Using my iPhone to surf the net.... -
Originally posted by honeymouse:
Hee hee... I am back.... On the tram to flinders st station. Using my iPhone to surf the net....
Alamak! Wasting your bandwidth again!
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Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:
i love washing dishes....he can cook, i help...then i HELP TO EAT...and wash dishes (play with water)...In that case, you don't need to learn how to cook at all.
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
Got cartoon version?!
Anime or manga?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WR-UpCSOxqcmine in chinese version.
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
I think a homely man needs something to inspire him ... a homely woman who's good at cooking.
This is like a "Which came first?" kinda question.
So does the statement "the key to a man heart is his stomach" still appy? -
Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:
Thanks but my unlimited plan is not really unlimited and I can't seem to d/l it fast right now.
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Originally posted by SevenEleven:
So does the statement "the key to a man heart is his stomach" still appy?I think people have become more and more complicated over the years. Don't think any modern man is happy with just a full stomach these days.
Besides, there's always takeaway and deliveries.
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
Alamak! Wasting your bandwidth again!
I pay $10 a month for 150mb data so might as well make full used to it. :-p -
Originally posted by SevenEleven:
So does the statement "the key to a man heart is his stomach" still appy?
now its "key to woman heart is her tummy"