Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad 153rd Edition
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Originally posted by fudgester:
Reminds me of this history professor.....
During a lecture, he kept referring to India as the 'family jewels' of the British Empire....
Everyone was sniggering throughout..... the prof didn't seem to know that the correct term is 'crown jewels' while 'family jewels' refers to something more.... personal.
Wat!??!?India, family jewel of British Empire???
brb while I go luffing all the way to JB and back
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morning
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eh 2601... u still remember our talk on the cycling???
U see, as expected, sure got cyclist now trying to claim king of the road...
They improve public transportation at the expense of private users.
One other way is legislation to protect cyclists.
For example, we can change the rules of engagement to say that cyclists have a special right on the road, similar to an ambulance, and that motorists must give way to cyclists.
Make it a traffic offence not to give way to cyclists, and impose a demerit point. -
Ambulance.
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"Pain is temporary. Quitting is forever."
And Lance Armstrong has quit fighting the doping accusations. Tour cycling is a tainted sport.
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morning
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acid mei mei referring to glutton's bay si boh
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Glutton's bay I dun think so...
Was there any outdoor makan place, maybe nearer to somerset side???
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Which is somewhere where Somerset 313 stands today...
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Originally posted by sbst275:
Which is somewhere where Somerset 313 stands today…
There is one near there right...? or actually is "used to be" one there rite?do you remember the name of the place or which year did it close down???
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Originally posted by ^Acid^ aka s|aO^eH~:
There is one near there right...? or actually is "used to be" one there rite?do you remember the name of the place or which year did it close down???
I think to be exact... both Orchard Central & part of 313... not too sure when the original version closed... should be in late 1980s... -
Originally posted by sbst275:
I think to be exact... both Orchard Central & part of 313... not too sure when the original version closed... should be in late 1980s...
Late 1980s??? >___>I was thinking maybe along 2000s ???
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tat one si 'relive' version la...
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oh, that one is relive version ah?
may I know when the relive version no more??? either 1999 or 2000 or ard there rite?
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I think by 2002 or 2003 or so... not long after the area was cleared for the property development...
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Ahhhh hokay... Thanks alot~~~
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OC - quenoz sandwiches!
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2nd half of the day...
strangely hard to get into the mood for work
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Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
"Pain is temporary. Quitting is forever."
And Lance Armstrong has quit fighting the doping accusations. Tour cycling is a tainted sport.
His words: Linkie
“If I thought for one moment that by participating in USADA’s process I could confront these allegations in a fair setting and -- once and for all -- put these charges to rest, I would jump at the chance,” Armstrong said in a separate statement. “But I refuse to participate in a process that is so one-sided and unfair.”
I'm not one to judge, but that does not sound like the words of a truly innocent man.
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morning. back to the grind but had a great weekend with friends
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Originally posted by fudgester:
His words: Linkie
“If I thought for one moment that by participating in USADA’s process I could confront these allegations in a fair setting and -- once and for all -- put these charges to rest, I would jump at the chance,” Armstrong said in a separate statement. “But I refuse to participate in a process that is so one-sided and unfair.”
I'm not one to judge, but that does not sound like the words of a truly innocent man.
In a way I half believe him. I was told that his lungs capacity is 1cm larger than normal people.
Anyway he was an inspiration at stage when I can cycle from Mountbatten to Changi village in < 60 mins (in a safe and sensible manner of course)
=)
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morning folks
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With regards to the Diner en Blanc brouhaha..... here is their official statement.
It sounds as though their local office was the one that snubbed the presence of tau huay and chicken rice at their event.
I just find it very sad when locals deride their own local culture and cuisine as being too 'low class'.
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Originally posted by fudgester:
With regards to the Diner en Blanc brouhaha..... here is their official statement.
It sounds as though their local office was the one that snubbed the presence of tau huay and chicken rice at their event.
I just find it very sad when locals deride their own local culture and cuisine as being too 'low class'.
either that or the main idiots made the local idiots take the blame
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Originally posted by the Bear:
either that or the main idiots made the local idiots take the blame
Either way, this is gonna turn out to be the 2012 version of last year's Cook a Pot of Curry Day.
Mr Brown (and others) are organizing their own mass potluck functions on the same day to teach those snobs a lesson.
As Mr Brown so brilliantly said, 'Bring and share food of ANY colour because our tastes are diverse.'