Oops, I forgot about the time difference!
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Haha, sorry guys. You must be sleeping now. But when you wake up, it will be my turn to sleep
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and where are u?
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I live in HollandOriginally posted by HENG@:and where are u?
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which part?Originally posted by DuTcHMoRoCcAn!:I live in Holland -
I live in Haarlem. That is the capital of North Holland. And it is very close to Amsterdam.Originally posted by HENG@:which part? -
There are some nocturnal SG forumers around here..?
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oh I know where that is. I passed by Haarlem on the way from Paris to Amsterdam by train. From Haarlem to Amsterdam by train is about 10 to 15 mins right? And Schiphol airport is somewhere inbetween Haarlem n Amsterdam on the train route.Originally posted by DuTcHMoRoCcAn!:I live in Haarlem. That is the capital of North Holland. And it is very close to Amsterdam. -
Yest the first discribtion is totaly correct. I supose you took the Thalys? That takes 10 to 15 minutes. With the normal trains 15-20 minutes. It is also correct that Schiphol is in between both. A little bit in a village called Hoofdorp. But when you go by train, you won't pass Haarlem. You normally take a different train route. So you have been to Holland. How was it?Originally posted by HENG@:oh I know where that is. I passed by Haarlem on the way from Paris to Amsterdam by train. From Haarlem to Amsterdam by train is about 10 to 15 mins right? And Schiphol airport is somewhere inbetween Haarlem n Amsterdam on the train route. -
I took Thalys. Can't remember if we passed schiphol n haarlem on the same ride. we left amsterdam n went by train to antwerp so maybe that was when i passed schiphol. but i do think we passed both of themOriginally posted by DuTcHMoRoCcAn!:Yest the first discribtion is totaly correct. I supose you took the Thalys? That takes 10 to 15 minutes. With the normal trains 15-20 minutes. It is also correct that Schiphol is in between both. A little bit in a village called Hoofdorp. But when you go by train, you won't pass Haarlem. You normally take a different train route. So you have been to Holland. How was it?
anyways i've only been to amsterdam and it was quite fun. i wish we had the sort of food here in london that people in mainland europe have. its so much nicer! -
Hmm, that can be. I never travelled with the Thalys before.Originally posted by HENG@:I took Thalys. Can't remember if we passed schiphol n haarlem on the same ride. we left amsterdam n went by train to antwerp so maybe that was when i passed schiphol. but i do think we passed both of them
anyways i've only been to amsterdam and it was quite fun. i wish we had the sort of food here in london that people in mainland europe have. its so much nicer!
Ok. But Isn't London as multicultural as Amsterdam? You can find al sorts of food. But how is London? I want to visit some cities within April. But I am still in doubt, wheter I should go to London, Paris, Barcelona, Milan ........ etc. etc. -
multi-cultural doesn't mean its top quality.Originally posted by DuTcHMoRoCcAn!:Hmm, that can be. I never travelled with the Thalys before.
Ok. But Isn't London as multicultural as Amsterdam? You can find al sorts of food. But how is London? I want to visit some cities within April. But I am still in doubt, wheter I should go to London, Paris, Barcelona, Milan ........ etc. etc.
the curry here can't compare to proper curry in asia. chinese food here is not as good as chinese food in singapore or HK. and the european food? its adequate, but european food is still the best -
Perhaps you should join Keith Floyd on his adventures.Originally posted by HENG@:multi-cultural doesn't mean its top quality.
the curry here can't compare to proper curry in asia. chinese food here is not as good as chinese food in singapore or HK. and the european food? its adequate, but european food is still the best
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trust me. European cuisine is better anytime. They have proper seafood!Originally posted by Kuali Baba:Perhaps you should join Keith Floyd on his adventures. -
I haven't been there, sadly...I know Oz is good though!Originally posted by HENG@:trust me. European cuisine is better anytime. They have proper seafood!
It's hard to believe crabsticks were the only seafood some of my friends in Blighty were ever exposed.
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and fish fingers.Originally posted by Kuali Baba:I haven't been there, sadly...I know Oz is good though!
It's hard to believe crabsticks were the only seafood some of my friends in Blighty were ever exposed. -
Birds EyeOriginally posted by HENG@:and fish fingers. -
I was going to say "let's play guess the clone" ... but it seems this guy's for real though ... -
of course lah , clones are evolving into clones with brainsOriginally posted by Fatum:I was going to say "let's play guess the clone" ... but it seems this guy's for real though ...
there's no way u can get clones like 585960 anymore -
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The Hague is in amsterdam?Originally posted by DuTcHMoRoCcAn!:Yest the first discribtion is totaly correct. I supose you took the Thalys? That takes 10 to 15 minutes. With the normal trains 15-20 minutes. It is also correct that Schiphol is in between both. A little bit in a village called Hoofdorp. But when you go by train, you won't pass Haarlem. You normally take a different train route. So you have been to Holland. How was it? -
i was still up...but nobody told me you were here
