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• Bangulzai

  9 Jul 09, 18:35

  do u tink nowadays youngsters don't work as hard or still work as hard ?

• Chew Bakar

  9 Jul 09, 18:48

  Originally posted by Bangulzai:

  do u tink nowadays youngsters don't work as hard or still work as hard ?

  Life is much tougher now than before.

  Not so easy to earn and cost is very high especially housing.

  50s and 60s are the best time to make money. From the rubber boom of the Korean and Vietnam War and also many foreign soldiers spent like mad during their R&R in Singapore.

   

• Chew Bakar

  9 Jul 09, 18:54

  Originally posted by Chew Bakar:

  Life is much tougher now than before.

  Not so easy to earn and cost is very high especially housing.

  50s and 60s are the best time to make money. From the rubber boom of the Korean and Vietnam War and also many foreign soldiers spent like mad during their R&R in Singapore.

   

  Paiseh, got to go for makan, old girl making noise.

  My stomach aslo having riot.

• Bangulzai

  9 Jul 09, 23:14

  then wat was the industry that were making money in the 50s and 60s

• lianamaster

  12 Jul 09, 20:14

  Hello there!

• Bangulzai

  12 Jul 09, 20:14

  like long time never see you like that
• Chew Bakar

  12 Jul 09, 20:16

  Yalor. Long time no hear.

• Bangulzai

  12 Jul 09, 20:17

  Chew Bakar, do u know Geylang's alternative name was ��世界 before, during ur time

• Chew Bakar

  12 Jul 09, 20:20

  Originally posted by Bangulzai:

  Chew Bakar, do u know Geylang's alternative name was ��世界 before, during ur time

  ��世界 refers to Gay World Stadium famous for its basketball and wrestling matches.

• lianamaster

  12 Jul 09, 20:20

  Paiseh ppl.... busy with my project....

  The project will end in 2 weeks though...

  That's stg to look forward to...

• Bangulzai

  12 Jul 09, 20:21

  after ur project u haf to fulfil ur promise to ur stomach - manhattan's fishmarket

• Bangulzai

  12 Jul 09, 20:22

  time changes, Geylang was a place for entertainment for families and kids to become today's Red Light District

• lianamaster

  12 Jul 09, 20:25

  Originally posted by Bangulzai:

  after ur project u haf to fulfil ur promise to ur stomach - manhattan's fishmarket

  Haha.... I will rmb that...

  U wanna come?

  or maybe we can invite others like Chew Bakar,  QX179R , sbs275, jay_rocks....

• Chew Bakar

  12 Jul 09, 20:25

  Originally posted by Bangulzai:

  time changes, Geylang was a place for entertainment for families and kids to become today's Red Light District

  Geylang has been a red light district since I was a kid and it spreaded even further during the 60s and 70s to Joo Chiat and Telok Kurau at the height of Vietnam War.

• Bangulzai

  12 Jul 09, 20:27

  Chew Bakar, oh i see, so that's the fact

• sbst275

  12 Jul 09, 20:28

  evening

• Chew Bakar

  12 Jul 09, 20:28

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  evening

  Hello sbst275.

• lianamaster

  12 Jul 09, 20:30

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  evening

  Evening....

• Bangulzai

  12 Jul 09, 20:30

  evening sbst275 the bus and investment expert

• lianamaster

  12 Jul 09, 20:30

  Originally posted by lianamaster:

  Haha.... I will rmb that...

  U wanna come?

  or maybe we can invite others like Chew Bakar,  QX179R , sbs275, jay_rocks....

  Nobody wants ah?

• Chew Bakar

  12 Jul 09, 20:32

  Originally posted by lianamaster:

  Nobody wants ah?

  Sorry didn't notice. Ok, just tell me when. I may go to Bali in a fortnight.

• Bangulzai

  12 Jul 09, 20:33

  same. see how it goes

• lianamaster

  12 Jul 09, 20:36

  Originally posted by Chew Bakar:

  Sorry didn't notice. Ok, just tell me when. I may go to Bali in a fortnight.

  Oooo... Bali.... I have yet to go there....

• Bangulzai

  12 Jul 09, 20:37

  i nv go Bali too
• Chew Bakar

  12 Jul 09, 20:37

  Originally posted by Bangulzai:

  then wat was the industry that were making money in the 50s and 60s

  Sorry didn't reply this. I guess I partly answered it here :

  Geylang has been a red light district since I was a kid and it spreaded even further during the 60s and 70s to Joo Chiat and Telok Kurau at the height of Vietnam War.