Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad108th Edition

• tare

  3 Feb 09, 12:28

  Originally posted by cassie:

  
  

  i can do items 1 thru 3...last one, no

  
  item 1: You can pay me, item 2: be responsible for my meal and my alcohol or item 3: compensate me by marrying av.

   

  hmmm.... u can do har? :P

• viciouskitty74

  3 Feb 09, 12:29

  More or less confirm return to sg on 15 Feb.

  Then have to find a cheapo hotel to stay in.

  And I think I have a promise with someone here to go to a lesbian bar.

  So how? We arranged the lesbian bar thingy with the try crocs thingy between mid to end feb?

  And the marrying part.....well, it will do us well to celebrate at the lesbian bar.

• the Bear

  3 Feb 09, 12:54

  

  

• viciouskitty74

  3 Feb 09, 12:57

  Welcome to our dark side.......

• hisoka

  3 Feb 09, 13:05

  eating mac in front of comp cos nothing nice or special to eat

• Kuali Baba

  3 Feb 09, 13:05

  I'm not buying anything from Old Chang Kee until they change their practices. *Shudder*

• hisoka

  3 Feb 09, 13:08

  ??

• hisoka

  3 Feb 09, 13:09

  did fatum's dog get onto facebook? 0.o

• the Bear

  3 Feb 09, 13:11

  

  

• elindra

  3 Feb 09, 13:13

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  I'm not buying anything from Old Chang Kee until they change their practices. *Shudder*

  
  What happened?

   

• viciouskitty74

  3 Feb 09, 13:17

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  

  

  they do?

• hisoka

  3 Feb 09, 13:23

  i thought they put all thos unsightly and big holes to improve air circulation so it doesn't stink?

• cassie

  3 Feb 09, 13:24

  Originally posted by tare:

  
  item 1: You can pay me, item 2: be responsible for my meal and my alcohol or item 3: compensate me by marrying av.

   

  hmmm.... u can do har? :P

  
  1) pay

  2) meal

  3) alcohol

  4) marriage

• Kuali Baba

  3 Feb 09, 13:25

  Originally posted by elindra:

  
  What happened?

  Oil, oil and oil.  

  1. The oil in the deep fryer is a shocking dark colour.

  2. They serve the beef stew in a plastic container, in addition to the paper box for the rice. I'd rather have both in the paper box.

  3. The said stew had an oil slick on the surface.

• cassie

  3 Feb 09, 13:26

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  I'm not buying anything from Old Chang Kee until they change their practices. *Shudder*

  
  which ones?

• hisoka

  3 Feb 09, 13:27

  what wrong with a plastic container? eww to the rest

• cassie

  3 Feb 09, 13:28

  Originally posted by hisoka:

  did fatum's dog get onto facebook? 0.o

  
  yes though i don't think i'm gonna add it to my list...i can't understand the rationale for a separate FB page for her

• cassie

  3 Feb 09, 13:29

  Originally posted by hisoka:

  what wrong with a plastic container? eww to the rest

  
  plastic melts? non enviromentally friendly?

• Kuali Baba

  3 Feb 09, 13:32

  Originally posted by hisoka:

  what wrong with a plastic container? eww to the rest

  A waste of resources, and it's a good plastic box that isn't flimsy. I washed it, and I'll use it as the kids' water container.

• hisoka

  3 Feb 09, 13:34

  Originally posted by cassie:

  
  plastic melts? non enviromentally friendly?

  I think there are safe plastics. most of those dabao plastic containers should be fine as long as you don't add in like 120 degrees celcius stuff.

  erm ok environmental, but I'm not sure about paper too as it kills trees....

• elindra

  3 Feb 09, 13:41

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  Oil, oil and oil.  

  1. The oil in the deep fryer is a shocking dark colour.

  2. They serve the beef stew in a plastic container, in addition to the paper box for the rice. I'd rather have both in the paper box.

  3. The said stew had an oil slick on the surface.

  
  I buy OCK stuff once in a blue moon

  The beef stew and Chicken curry is :x and I really have better options to eat most of the time.

• 不如就死

  3 Feb 09, 13:42

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  Oil, oil and oil.  

  1. The oil in the deep fryer is a shocking dark colour.

  2. They serve the beef stew in a plastic container, in addition to the paper box for the rice. I'd rather have both in the paper box.

  3. The said stew had an oil slick on the surface.

  But you can't put stew in a paper box, it'll be soggy ..

  As for the oil .. Its understandable, as they try to re use as much oil as possible. I would think most of the food places that sells fried stuff are like that ..

  Moderation is the key ..

• cassie

  3 Feb 09, 13:47

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  A waste of resources, and it's a good plastic box that isn't flimsy. I washed it, and I'll use it as the kids' water container.

  
  i've loads of these containers and in all sizes. lemme know if you ever need any for your classes.

• Kuali Baba

  3 Feb 09, 13:53

  Originally posted by �如就死:

  But you can't put stew in a paper box, it'll be soggy ..

  As for the oil .. Its understandable, as they try to re use as much oil as possible. I would think most of the food places that sells fried stuff are like that ..

  Moderation is the key ..

  I'd understand if it's for take-away but for dining in, pouring the stew over the rice would be preferable (personally). Or at least stick to just the plastic container.

• elindra

  3 Feb 09, 13:54

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  I'd understand if it's for take-away but for dining in, pouring the stew over the rice would be preferable (personally). Or at least stick to just the plastic container.

  
  I think they seperate it so that the rice will not be soggy or maybe it's a presentation thing

  But if they don't seperate them, it would really save them quite a bit of $$ too I expect