viciouskitty74 SG Sigh...Different taste buds. I prefer my food as natural as possible. Sis possibly prefers savoury & spicy. Its like everyday, there must be sauces in their meals. Oyster Sauce, Sesame Oil, soy sauce is their staple.
viciouskitty74 SG Oh wait...I forgot to go make the 'tang yuan' Its Valentines day afterall. Got to run a bit now. tallk to you guys later.
av98m SG I know companies are trying to cut costs but this is ridiculous http://www.mrbrown.com/blog/2007/02/dnd_pwnage.html#more
elindra SG WTF man Might as well dun give That is damn insulting They never beg for gifts from suppliers ar
kopiosatu SG i love it when people play with words Dinner for two. that's a very good idea for a stupid prize~
av98m SG I tell you , if that had happened to me during my D&D, I'd have grabbed the microphone, said some nasty things about the organising commitee, throw the instant noodles at them, then walk right out of the place. Next day, will write a nasty email to management complaining about this, copied to Tharman.
ShrodingersCat SG actually i dont think its very offensive or anything what... i think its quite funny I agree w the comment that if this happens, the best thing is to laugh then invite your boss to 'share' the dinner for two hurhurhurhur -scratch head- then again, i never win any presents. ever. in D&D or watever. so...
elindra SG Seriously, they should just scrap the whole thing la if they don’t want to give prizes instead of maggi mee
hisoka SG i feel its rude. not a good joke. at least for a d&d and going up on stage its too much. informal gather party as a joke its still ok though in bad taste.
ShrodingersCat SG err but at long as the D&D food okay most important liao maaaa Yah i agwee that D&D food must be at least okay But not like we attend cos of the prizes maa.... i always find it a joke that they think the prizes will 'force' people to stay till the end.... mebbe cos i never work in very big company before, so the prizes offered were never fancy to begin with, so ~shrug~ hurhurhur dunno leh I still think its funny
Kuali Baba SG That was nuts. I should be disgusted but I found myself laughing...it's just utterly ridiculous.
ShrodingersCat SG is it the going up on stage tt u find most offensive? Or the lack of a good prize? I mean if let's say u go on stage, found urself spoofed with maggi mee, then later they say hahaha ok la u took it well, now this is the REAL prize (some proper dinner for 2 at some restaurant) would u take it better?
kopiosatu SG i seriously don't find it rude at all. go up, get 2 packets of maggi mee from a lucky draw. just laugh it off lor, i've received prizes that plays with words. maybe that's why i'm used to it. its a DnD, so hard up for a dinner for two for what????
hisoka SG first setting wrong. sort of making a joke of the whole event. going up to stage is like additional. + making you the butt of the joke. not nice in a place full of strangers.(friends might be ok though) git might be better but the joke would still be in bad taste, only you get compensated for it
av98m SG The organising committee for the dnd was taking a huge risk with that joke, and in this case, it sorta backfired. From his account, he also thought it was a joke and that that wasn't the real price, until they ushered him off the stage. Never make the assumption that everyone will have a sense of humour about things like this. So the end result is one pissed and disgrunted employee. Gee, well done.
kopiosatu SG you're just being too sensitive. i've seen foreign companies who have more fun than singaporeans who has expectations. that's the problem with asians. its all about face.
