Night Owls Chatterboxes - Part LXXI
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Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:
nite nite :)
A case of "eat and run?"
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Originally posted by sbst275:
e SMRT CEO think should be regretting abt talking abt North East Line back then. Nobody wanted e line but SBS continued operating it
and now as I'm caculating the ridership, gosh SBS is carrying more MRT passengers than SMRT on a per km basis
Anyway NEL's off peak freq is 6 mins, SMRT is 7 - 8 mins
The annoying thing is that the frequency never shows up on the timing screens until it reaches 6 minutes. What's the point of having timing screens if we can't see when the next train is going to arrive?! Is it so embarrassing to them?
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aloha
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I can safely say that I've never watched a Leonardi Di Caprio movie before... I haven't been to the cinema in more than a year now.
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Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:
A case of "eat and run?"
erh..oh yah..hey, i ran 5km yesterday*go drink strawberry yogurt drink before i sleep*
nite nite...*burp*
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Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:
erh..oh yah..hey, i ran 5km yesterday*go drink strawberry yogurt drink before i sleep*
nite nite...*burp*
so this is gonna be a daily affair then?
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The last movie I saw at a cinema here in the US was the "new" Star Trek flick. I'm not nominally a "Trekkie" but I did enjoy it tremendously.
My most recent cinema visit was in Japan on our trip there this past July, when we caught a showing of Evangelion 2.0: You Can (Not) Advance in Nagoya. That movie was a truly visceral experience and worth every yen we paid for the tickets.
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Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:
The last movie I saw at a cinema here in the US was the "new" Star Trek flick. I'm not nominally a "Trekkie" but I did enjoy it tremendously.
My most recent cinema visit was in Japan on our trip there this past July, when we caught a showing of Evangelion 2.0: You Can (Not) Advance in Nagoya. That movie was a truly visceral experience and worth every yen we paid for the tickets.
and just how much yen are we talking about? -
Originally posted by cassie:
and just how much yen are we talking about?
We went to the last showing of the evening, which was pretty close to midnight. If I recall correctly, we each paid 1600 yen for the tickets.That converts to about US$17--crazy expensive for a movie, even by local standards.
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Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:
The last movie I saw at a cinema here in the US was the "new" Star Trek flick. I'm not nominally a "Trekkie" but I did enjoy it tremendously.
My most recent cinema visit was in Japan on our trip there this past July, when we caught a showing of Evangelion 2.0: You Can (Not) Advance in Nagoya. That movie was a truly visceral experience and worth every yen we paid for the tickets.
I want watch that!!!
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Originally posted by hisoka:
I want watch that!!!
then you would hafta fork out $17...if you were in japan. crazily steep! -
Originally posted by hisoka:
I want watch that!!!
The DVD/Blu-Ray should be coming out in Japan middle of next year. -
oh hey, it's hisk's birthday ! ......
happy birthday dude !
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Originally posted by Fatum:
oh hey, it's hisk's birthday ! ......
happy birthday dude !
Indeed. Happy Birthday, hisoka!
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Originally posted by Fatum:
oh hey, it's hisk's birthday ! ......
happy birthday dude !
started a thread?
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eh is this an Singapore sleepless thread or?
Btw, any1 cant slp 2nite? near AMK/ Sgoon area?
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yeap
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Thanks dudes!
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Originally posted by ahpork:
eh is this an Singapore sleepless thread or?
Btw, any1 cant slp 2nite? near AMK/ Sgoon area?
why? you planning on a party?
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The kiasu fever is more or less confirmed for the student I'm teaching tuition for....first thing I stepped in, YOU MUST GIVE MY LAZY DAUGHTER HOMEWORK!
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
The kiasu fever is more or less confirmed for the student I'm teaching tuition for....first thing I stepped in, YOU MUST GIVE MY LAZY DAUGHTER HOMEWORK!
reminds me of the news this morning - some mom/dad was holding placards with words, prompting the 3 year old kid to read -
Sad to say, the $$ in my hands twisted my values a little and I dropped quite a little homework in return.
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Originally posted by cassie:
reminds me of the news this morning - some mom/dad was holding placards with words, prompting the 3 year old kid to readThank god I wasn't born to them, because I didn't start speaking intelligibly until I was 4.
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
Sad to say, the $$ in my hands twisted my values a little and I dropped quite a little homework in return.
the daughter bribed you in turn ? ....
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
Sad to say, the $$ in my hands twisted my values a little and I dropped quite a little homework in return.
your "little" is how much? keeping the poor gal fully occupied the entire evening?ok, i better get to bed; i was supposed to have zzz 3 hours ago!