Those borned in 1985 n before.. lets get Nostagalic!
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Anyone remembered the launch of Zoo FM 100.7 , and FM 101.6 from Indo.
I remember watching a program called World of Sport on Sunday mornings. And English Premier League was free on SBC. -
World Cup was free in 1994 and 1998 too.
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thanks for the publicityOriginally posted by ^tamago^:a lady born in 1974.... one of the last few pages...
CPL mentioned 1960s!! about the robinson fire!~ and taking the tram
so..who is the oldest here!!!? is not me okay.. thanks
and someone else mentioned milk in pyrmiad shape.. these people could jolly well be much older than me..how can i be the oldest ...
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i remember the milk in pyramid shape. it is not that long ago.Originally posted by snowygal:thanks for the publicity
CPL mentioned 1960s!! about the robinson fire!~ and taking the tram
so..who is the oldest here!!!? is not me okay.. thanks
and someone else mentioned milk in pyrmiad shape.. these people could jolly well be much older than me..how can i be the oldest ... -
good....at least i am not the only one who remember milk in that shape..
dun wan to be call old again...
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i drank the pyramidal shaped milk b4
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In 1979,From jalan kayu,We move to Sim's Drive block 58.It was a rented house.That's the first time,My parents and me took the lift to our new flat.Although it has no room,My dad modified it by using plywood to place it at the centre of the hall to make a room.It feels like a condominium.Every morning,when we want to cross the road to our school,The school gardener will stop the ttraffic for us to cross,by displaying the "School Children Crossing" signboad.He's just like a TP,With a peak cap...
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Remember the “Young Scientist” badge you got when you completed the set of tasks in written on the Blue Booklet for Young Ecologist, Young Botanist etc etc?
Who can remember card games like ‘Snap’ and ‘Donkey’ and ‘Old Maid’ and you also play pick up sticks and Snake & Ladder and the aeroplane board game. The erasers with the flags were also a popular game. Those Soldiers card games from lowest Rank upto Marshall was fun too with grenades card thrown in.
Waterbottles, with your favourite cartoon character on it,were slinged around your neck and a must everywhere you go
Who could forget the all-time favourite recorder you played during music lesson? Who still have the recorder. -
Still playing these games once in a while when I'm bored. Lost my recorder a long time ago.Originally posted by Urroh:Remember the “Young Scientist” badge you got when you completed the set of tasks in written on the Blue Booklet for Young Ecologist, Young Botanist etc etc?
Who can remember card games like ‘Snap’ and ‘Donkey’ and ‘Old Maid’ and you also play pick up sticks and Snake & Ladder and the aeroplane board game. The erasers with the flags were also a popular game. Those Soldiers card games from lowest Rank upto Marshall was fun too with grenades card thrown in.
Waterbottles, with your favourite cartoon character on it,were slinged around your neck and a must everywhere you go
Who could forget the all-time favourite recorder you played during music lesson? Who still have the recorder. -
Those days, there were no FTs.
Back then, couples were told to stop at 2.
A packet of 10 sticks ciggies costs only 0.75 cents!
Every evening, there will be pushcarts selling satay, mee rebus, or duck porridge, at the open carpark in HDB estates.
Back then, if you just completed Secondary education, you can still land a decent job. -
Oh, and last time, Policemen wear shorts....
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Ponders said abt the cup juice
Yeah, Fruit Tree and F&N brand, in those 6 pack
Now left SJE still using punch hole tickets
1985, 1 pack of 20's cig cost less than $3 -
The old mobile clinics that comes to your neighbourhood in the past, they offer cheap medical services.
The police used to maintain a notebook in every blk of flats. They had a tin box to keep it. -
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Remember last time the MRT had this ding-dong sound before the doors are closed?
Before Robinsons there was Sogo at Raffles City
The old Marina Square?
Woodlands Centre Road was so bustling, now its like a ghost town
Before the BPLRT, the only way to get to Bukit Panjang was by 179 or SS7 from CCK Interchange
Whoever that owns a computer is one rich guy
And my favourite cartoon....CAPTAIN PLANET! LOL -
Bus 179 now runs between Boon Lay and NTUOriginally posted by DamienSaputra:Remember last time the MRT had this ding-dong sound before the doors are closed?
Before Robinsons there was Sogo at Raffles City
The old Marina Square?
Woodlands Centre Road was so bustling, now its like a ghost town
Before the BPLRT, the only way to get to Bukit Panjang was by 179 or SS7 from CCK Interchange
Whoever that owns a computer is one rich guy
And my favourite cartoon....CAPTAIN PLANET! LOL -
Yeap, that's right. Always so crowded one.Originally posted by sbst275:Bus 179 now runs between Boon Lay and NTU -
Originally posted by Urroh:Remember the “Young Scientist” badge you got when you completed the set of tasks in written on the Blue Booklet for Young Ecologist, Young Botanist etc etc? I remembered paying $2.50 for it. Once I saw the tasks I gave up. So lazy to complete....HAHAHAHA
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Blue flannel shirt and khaki shorts with long socks...look damn cool then..Originally posted by ShutterBug:Oh, and last time, Policemen wear shorts....
Someone mentioned pyramid shaped milk..?...Magnolia fresh milk came in pyramid-shaped cartons..almost forgotten..never drink it..
the iron used to iron clothes was made from cast-iron - got to put charcoal inside it...
all soft drinks in glass bottles...still like this in Malaysia..saw it once last year when I was in Malacca at a coffee shop. Toasted bread over a metal grill & charcoal.. almost shed tears then recalling all the good memories..
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Remember how x@#$! inconvinient it was for us students before the introduction of the thumb drive?
All our works are saved in Floppy discs or burnt into a CD rom! -
Originally posted by markzz:
cd-rom?? back then it dun even exist..
Remember how x@#$! inconvinient it was for us students before the introduction of the thumb drive?
All our works are saved in Floppy discs or burnt into a CD rom! -
choa chu kang to fajar road (loop).Originally posted by DamienSaputra:Remember last time the MRT had this ding-dong sound before the doors are closed?
Before Robinsons there was Sogo at Raffles City
The old Marina Square?
Woodlands Centre Road was so bustling, now its like a ghost town
Before the BPLRT, the only way to get to Bukit Panjang was by 179 or SS7 from CCK Interchange
Whoever that owns a computer is one rich guy
And my favourite cartoon....CAPTAIN PLANET! LOL
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way before that was only ONE Metro Store in High Street...it is the only dept store besides the ang mo Robinsons (before kenna burnt down) in the entire Island...Originally posted by DamienSaputra:....
Before Robinsons there was Sogo at Raffles City
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they have in mid 90s, but is very ex back thenOriginally posted by monoslayer:cd-rom?? back then it dun even exist.. -
Arrgh...Originally posted by CPL:Blue flannel shirt and khaki shorts with long socks...look damn cool then..
Someone mentioned pyramid shaped milk..?...Magnolia fresh milk came in pyramid-shaped cartons..almost forgotten..never drink it..
the iron used to iron clothes was made from cast-iron - got to put charcoal inside it...
all soft drinks in glass bottles...still like this in Malaysia..saw it once last year when I was in Malacca at a coffee shop. Toasted bread over a metal grill & charcoal.. almost shed tears then recalling all the good memories..
Later on came the 1lit pack, those days dun have the screw cap de, so cannot keep for long