Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad 122nd Edition
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Originally posted by cassie:
i think this is coz most times i take the train rather than the buses and always avoid having to meet up in places where there aren't any MRT stations. plus i zoned out during cab rides.lemme pick your brains a bit...any nice cheap-mid range cafe in town? planning on a weekend lunch.
Hmm...there's this Skinny Pizza in Suntec City (near the entrance where Balaclava is) and the feedback has been largely good. If that's too crowded a few places in China Square are open through the weekend, like Aglio Olio.
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went to makan at Jalan Beseh Market yesterday... loads and loads of turtle soup stalls.. so we had some soup at the first one we came to...
although i had some less than mediocre mee pok...
will go try the rest other times... they have both turtle and tortoise soup... in all kinds of herbs like tang kui, cordyceps and ginseng.. should drag the ferfer there to eat
they also have croc soup...
the orh luak is downstairs.. somewhere, they have steamed fish with black bean sauce too..
will have to go again
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Local food!!!!! ****** cry *********
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Originally posted by the Bear:
went to makan at Jalan Beseh Market yesterday... loads and loads of turtle soup stalls.. so we had some soup at the first one we came to...
although i had some less than mediocre mee pok...
will go try the rest other times... they have both turtle and tortoise soup... in all kinds of herbs like tang kui, cordyceps and ginseng.. should drag the ferfer there to eat
they also have croc soup...
the orh luak is downstairs.. somewhere, they have steamed fish with black bean sauce too..
will have to go again
not forgetting the chinese herbal mutton soup too -
Originally posted by jetta:
Local food!!!!! ****** cry *********
come back and eat it!
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and beside the mkt, there's this coffeeshop with hakka young tofu and suan pan zi too
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you guys are making jetta cry even harder
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I've been dangling claypot kway png in front of her for ages!
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local food nice to eat
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good morning....
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*me mysteriously appears in a flash of lightning*
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Originally posted by fudgester:
*me mysteriously appears in a flash of lightning*
Hey fudgy...how often do you have to charge your T700? -
morning
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
Hey fudgy...how often do you have to charge your T700?Hmm? The charge lasts about three days' worth of normal use....
I just charge it up every single night.
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Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
Hmm...there's this Skinny Pizza in Suntec City (near the entrance where Balaclava is) and the feedback has been largely good. If that's too crowded a few places in China Square are open through the weekend, like Aglio Olio.
My friends complained that their spiciness is not nearly spicy enough while I find it about what I should expect.
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Originally posted by fudgester:
Hmm? The charge lasts about three days' worth of normal use....
I just charge it up every single night.
I leave my phone idling around and the charge usually lasts 2 to 2.5 days....Went to lower the brightness to minimum to try to extend the standby time.
Thanks anyway.
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zora fell from a bus today.. it's one of those handicap-friendly buses... the $%#^ never maintain the stupid things and the yellow strips on the floor were loose, tripping her...
she's not hurt that badly, scratches, bruises and cuts..
i think i'll go burn down SBST and maim every bus freak i see
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Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
Hmm...there's this Skinny Pizza in Suntec City (near the entrance where Balaclava is) and the feedback has been largely good. If that's too crowded a few places in China Square are open through the weekend, like Aglio Olio.
the name of the place doesn't sounds appetizing....
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Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:
good morning....
next wed should be ok...confirm later next week -
Originally posted by the Bear:
zora fell from a bus today.. it's one of those handicap-friendly buses... the $%#^ never maintain the stupid things and the yellow strips on the floor were loose, tripping her...
she's not hurt that badly, scratches, bruises and cuts..
i think i'll go burn down SBST and maim every bus freak i see
Yowch....hope she recovers quickly.....Is it the steps in the centre of the bus?
Its a trade-off thing....to lower the floor of the front part of the bus, everything underneath goes to the rear.
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Originally posted by SevenEleven:
next wed should be ok...confirm later next weekyes....food...
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Originally posted by the Bear:
zora fell from a bus today.. it's one of those handicap-friendly buses... the $%#^ never maintain the stupid things and the yellow strips on the floor were loose, tripping her...
she's not hurt that badly, scratches, bruises and cuts..
i think i'll go burn down SBST and maim every bus freak i see
those handicapped friendly buses are actually pretty dangerous. I refuse to move into the rear part of the bus because of the higher step. -
Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:
yes....food...
i'm suppose to be exercising not eating
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Originally posted by the Bear:
zora fell from a bus today.. it's one of those handicap-friendly buses... the $%#^ never maintain the stupid things and the yellow strips on the floor were loose, tripping her...
she's not hurt that badly, scratches, bruises and cuts..
i think i'll go burn down SBST and maim every bus freak i see
handicap-friendly???!!!! if a healthy person can trip and fell, wat abt those who are not?! -
Originally posted by av98m:
those handicapped friendly buses are actually pretty dangerous. I refuse to move into the rear part of the bus because of the higher step.
I think its pretty clear what kind of "low-floor" buses people asked for and then later kpkb about. The major components are all at the rear. This one results in 2 steps in the centre, and then yet another step at the rear to accomodate the engine and gearbox. Which IMO, means boarding the bus and moving to rear is a real pain in the arse...
This pic taken from the bus forum.