stellazio SG I have never come across a worker who has so much free time as you sia..You sure make the people in sg jealous..
Meia Gisborn SG Mozzarella is good, but it's Swiss cheese that really tickles my fancy! I initially put sliced tomatoes in my sandwiches, but found that they'd soak the bread by the time I was ready to eat it. A soggy sandwich is not appealing. Bear can buy his own damn milkshakes! After all, he's on the government payroll, and can easily afford them! MG
littlestream SG Like this? Even though C$ is gaining strength, it doesn't mean I am pocketful of rice.
stellazio SG Woah chalets are real boring man..Yesterday was the 4th chalet i had in a year.. But its always the s.o.s..cards and mahjong..Only once we went fishing but den again pretty boring sitting there hoping for some movement..
littlestream SG aiyah, stellazio.........ssshhhh.......not so loud. wait the people here jealous also. but they are too busy with their ebay business, yeah, one got ebay, one got indonesia furniture business, the rest? i don't know what they do.
stellazio SG LOl i just realized cammy is a real bad artist,i just saw the way she painted in another thread..WAHAHA..Must be fail art and craft like me..
littlestream SG wah, cammy.......go chalet ah? nice. i long time no go liao. over here is usually, they go up to the cottages, up north. but i not so outbound liao. more indoor. scared wait got orh pan, pek pan lah. they say old must be pek pek otherwise, look chow lau.
the Bear SG chalet.. yah.. something like a vacation isn't it? and the 1969 stingray has got to be one of the most gorgeous cars ever built... in other news, i just solved Grow v3 if you get stuck on either 3, just PM me and i'll give you the solution
littlestream SG Oh, yeah hor, MG........it should be swiss cheese but it cost more lah. And yes, you are right about having those veggies. Actually, I only have the veggies if I am preparing and eating it right away. If like to a picnic, I usually leave it out too.
Meia Gisborn SG US$20,000 is cheap???? Gosh, I really should come visit you next LNY and hold out for one of your ang pows..... The Miata is by no means a 'cheap' vehicle. It is a very reliable and economical 'sports' car that is incredibly fun to drive. The 2-liter engine might be somewhat anemic, but what it lacks in raw horsepower, it more than makes up in maneuverability. The Miata tracks like it's on rails. A good friend of mine owns a 2001 Miata and he lets me drive it every once in a while in summer (with him along, of course!); it's hard to wipe the silly grin off your face after you've thrown the Miata through some winding roads out in the country. The next time you're at that Singaporean-owned Mazda dealership, ask to test drive a Miata. Oh, and avoid the Crossfire. Take a look at the latest Consumers Report magazine and read about its reliability rating. MG
