100 THINGS SINGAPOREANS LOVE ABOUT THE 80s
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Watching movies are cheap...
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Originally posted by Benjaminso:
Watching movies are cheap...
got kacang puteh as well -
Originally posted by Benjaminso:
Watching movies are cheap...
Now, movie tickets super expensive leh...
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Originally posted by 23ispolo:
Now, movie tickets super expensive leh...
mata wear shorts last time -
last time play marble now play phone
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Originally posted by 23ispolo:
Now, movie tickets super expensive leh...
Watch world cup.
it's cheaper.
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Who not born before 1980s do not stand up.
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Originally posted by charlize:
Who not born before 1980s do not stand up.
I am not standing up right now -
I think in the early 80s, fighting kite season was still alive. The boys would make their own glass strings and used it to fly their fighting kites. They would try to cut each other glass strings while flying their fighting kites in the air. And when one of the player's glass strings got cut and his fighting kite got loose in the air, the boys and sometimes the girls watching the kite fighting below would wait for one of the kite to break loose and they would chase the loose kite with sticks or bamboos to catch the loose kite. Whomever got hold of that loose kite first, it would belong to him or her. The fun part was chasing after those loose kites and also using glass strings to fly your kite in the air and fought the other players kite like a pilot in the dogfight in the air. This childhood kite game was very popular in the 60s, 70s and until early 80s...then it faded away.
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Who remember playing pool at marina there?
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i see
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the white rabbit and hopscotch are a classic!
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I still remember some of them, although i am born in year 87, some things are still available.
Who remember the toys in 90s? pokemon and digimon, tamogochi!
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Who are you?
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oh similiar to something i came across also
www.buzzfeed.com/regentmotors/23-things-that-make-singapore-singapore-x83v
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Chewing gum or bubble gum. I bet this Singapore generation now don't know what is chewing gum....you can make a balloon from it as you eat it. Chewing gum sale is totally ban in Singapore.
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In the 80s, ppl use pager then the big bottle Motorola handphone costs about $10k@
early 80s , only about 5000 fax mahines in singapore. now fax is becoming obsolete. computer OS still running 3.1 n u have to remember all the command keystrokes.
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I remember a packet of chicken rice are cheap. $1.50 dollars.
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Great thread
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How true. love the items listed via the links