Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 71st Edition

tare SG

taxi drivers will be the one tat suffers.... high rental, no biz, raising overhead [petrol etc]... but the co. won't be affected. got biz or not, they still collecting rental mah... Rolling Eyes

plus it's not the cab drivers tat raise the fares... you think they so "power"?

choco B SG

Reddish glow? *confused*

tare SG

wat has wat i said gotta do with av? Rolling Eyes

Wanda SG

I did think we were talking about av, but I believe tare changed it to her favourite subject. Laughing

viciouskitty74 SG

very apt. Laughing

Fatum SG

hey, we were talking about going fishing for rabbit fish at labrodor park yesterday night ....

anyone interested ? ....

we can have a picnic outing ... Razz

viciouskitty74 SG

K....i am a few brain cells short for shaking leg too long in Phuket. Embarassed

And thats already a bad thing since I dont have much brains to begin with.

viciouskitty74 SG

I didnt think i mentioned.

My father called me my mum's name one morning at Hup Hin.

I know he realised his mistake and kept quiet. But it still bugs me. That I really am a exact replica of her. I hate that.

Fatum SG

maybe it's nothing ... my father now calls me by my brother's name and vice versa every now and then ... and we look nothing alike ... Laughing

viciouskitty74 SG

try calling your dearling in her mother's name. Twisted Evil

Yvlaine SG

Yup, I wouldn’t read too much into it. My sister is more than 10 years younger than me, and she calls me “Papa” by accident sometimes. FYI, I don’t look like my dad at all.

elindra SG

Why don't you start a thread
I'll ask MPB if he is interested

viciouskitty74 SG

that reminds me.

my half sister still has never call me by name or call me sister.

what is wrong with me? that my own siblings dont call me sister unless they are in trouble?

viciouskitty74 SG

talk about fish.

we had 2 really big shoon hock when we were in Changrai.

Papa says shoon hock is always caught wild in river/pond water. they cannot be ranched or breed in captivity.

but i distinctly remembers a time at a fish farm off the coast of Singapore that has these 2 really big shoon hock....they were there as a show off thing cos they are now so huge, they most likely have acquired englightenment and is some kinda of diety.

I was walking at the wooden planks when suddenly 2 really huge blue disc broke water and scared me silly that I trip on my step back.

Soon Hock is like kinda expensive? $40 for 100gm? Papa was telling me that we are eating easily a $1000/- worth of soonhock fish that day in Changrai.

Fatum SG

okie, it's out there .... Razz

av98m SG

got spare rod to lend me? Laughing

Fatum SG

I'm sure soon hock can be breed .... they are quite tolerant of dirty water ... i remember catching them at jurong lake in my teens ....

viciouskitty74 SG

Another question.

Is that Pasir Ris Pond still in operation?

I remember that you only have to pay $10 for them to fish out a fish from the pond and you pay another $10 to the nearby kiosk who will cook the fish immediately for you.

And because the fish is so fresh, you can eat the stomach and it still taste sweet.

And another thing, is there anyway to learn how to eat fish stomach? Its kinda a delicacy for thais but I dont recognise the contents and didnt dare to touch it.

The stomach was intact in the salt baked BBQ fish they served.

They somehow coat a whole fish with salt and BBQ the fish on the grill.

Then you need to take away the skin to eat the flesh within and the stomach content are still there.

elindra SG

It's a delicacy for chinese too
And the Japanese as well for the fish stomach
Really yummy stuff when prepared properly

Fatum SG

the pasir ris pond is a pathetic scam ... it's always the same ... a new operator takes over and he stocks in loads of big fish, after a while he starts skimping and cutting corners, the fishes become smaller and scarcer .... the $10 sure catch pond had only baby sea bass in it, and the water's so muddy I'd hesitate to eat the stomach or even the meat ....

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