Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" JivePad 114th Edition
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Time for an early lunch.... gotta beat the lunch crowd.
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Originally posted by Fatum:
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is that your cue to chow down as well?
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Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
%^$&$#... my classmates who are dating also get help from their partners for their projects LOL.
go date a gal, date a few gals!!! hahhahahaaa -
Originally posted by ä¸�如就æ»:
oh no wonder ...
so after today, he's "free" until next semester or something?
technically.... unless his sch still got stuffs on.... their admin hor *shake head*hopefully he get a job :P
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Originally posted by av98m:
is that your cue to chow down as well?no ... it's just weird to see my line spoken by someone else ...
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Originally posted by tare:
is tat the kinda advise u give in AA?of course not -.-" i will get into trouble giving that kind of advice...
lol
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Pika is hungry... didn't manage to get my breakfast cus was late for school haha
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cold rainy weather always makes me extra hungry ><
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its raining outside?!
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Originally posted by tare:
go date a gal, date a few gals!!! hahhahahaaa
reminds me of the time my boss (who was 35 at that time) doing the powerpoint slides for a college gal he was dating -
soon ....
sky's grey ...
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Originally posted by ä¸�如就æ»:
its raining outside?!
yup... just now was pouring... now raining... -
Originally posted by av98m:
you end up leaving late almost everytime you say something like this. if you can go off right now, I suggest you do so while you can.
no choice when i hafta sign off on stuff. plus today i'm holding the fort. -
Originally posted by cassie:
no choice when i hafta sign off on stuff. plus today i'm holding the fort.
bummer. good luck then. -
Originally posted by tare:
yup... just now was pouring... now raining...it wasn't raining when i went downstairs just now ..
grrr ..
i hope it stops by lunchtime .. I need to go out and run an errand..
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Originally posted by ä¸�如就æ»:
it wasn't raining when i went downstairs just now ..
grrr ..
i hope it stops by lunchtime .. I need to go out and run an errand..
today's lunch is fried rice.... another colleague add 'liao', but i not sure wat yet
oooh yah, yest
's mum cooked dinner for all of us!!!! she hasn't cooked for few years le... her cooking very good sia -
Originally posted by tare:
today's lunch is fried rice.... another colleague add 'liao', but i not sure wat yetoooh yah, yest
's mum cooked dinner for all of us!!!! she
hasn't cooked for few years le... her cooking very good siawhat did she cook?
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Originally posted by tare:
today's lunch is fried rice.... another colleague add 'liao', but i not sure wat yetoooh yah, yest
's mum cooked dinner for all of us!!!! she hasn't cooked for few years le... her cooking very good sia
char siew? roast pork? -
Originally posted by ä¸�如就æ»:
what did she cook?
stir fried leek with tau guah, soya sauce pork, onion omelette... very simple dishes but hor... very nice, i helped her but i also dunnoe how come can so nice -_-"she said next time she teach me make the pork chop :P
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Originally posted by tare:
stir fried leek with tau guah, soya sauce pork, onion omelette... very simple dishes but hor... very nice, i helped her but i also dunnoe how come can so nice -_-"she said next time she teach me make the pork chop :P
homecooked food is always the best ...
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WHEN retiree Teh Wan Boon applied to become a Singapore permanent resident four years ago at the age of 88, he was possibly the oldest person to ever do so.
'Singapore is safe,' says the grandfather of nine, who lived in Kluang, Johor, before he immigrated here. He also liked the 'environment and good sanitation' here.
'I know that I cannot adapt to the climate in other countries. I will have no trouble integrating in Singapore,' he adds.
Born in Kuala Lumpur, the former English teacher and owner of rubber and oil palm plantations moved to Singapore six years ago with his wife, Madam Gan Geok Mui, 86. She is also a permanent resident.
The couple, who have been married for 68 years, live in a 3 1/2-storey bungalow off Holland Road with their eldest son, a civil servant, and his family.
They have five children - two living in Singapore, three in Canada, Australia and the United States.
In his younger years, Mr Teh often travelled to Singapore for work. But it has taken him this long to apply for permanent residence.
'I was over 80 years old when I moved here, and I didn't know I could apply to be a PR as I was not contributing to the economy,' he says.
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no surprise how he got PR
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lunch!
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Originally posted by tare:
go date a gal, date a few gals!!! hahhahahaaaSo utilitarian lol...and none of the ones whom I could rope in interest me.
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Just had kebabs and rice for lunch. *burps*
Now that I've poked that troll with the dirty willy for some cheap thrills... it's time to get back to work.
*me mysteriously disappears in a puff of smoke*
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Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
So utilitarian lol...and none of the ones whom I could rope in interest me.
oh well just don't pull back on the effort. it's still worthwhile to have a partner, regardless of whether she extends any help for assignments etc