Club Senior Boys and Girls
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markfch:
Sure or not? But you certainly don't sound old in yr son's sch thread. Your dad is so nice .... seems like u take after him ...yr son also v.lucky ...
No lah, I'm younger than you, really. All these shows my dad recorded for me, then I watch a few years later when I was born. :laugh:QuiteKSMum:
marchfch, I raise my hand to all except the no.1 on yr list. I think you're even older than me! But....but ...yr son only P1 rite, mine alrdy sec 1, & I didn't even marry young!
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QuiteKSMum:
Hehe, you mean I got away with this har? That time video recorder not invented yet leh.
Sure or not? But you certainly don't sound old in yr son's sch thread. Your dad is so nice .... seems like u take after him ...yr son also v.lucky ...
I same as tankee, young at heart. :imcool: -
This is one thread, knowing more does not mean it is good. It means eat more salt than rice!!!!
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cwc:
the empty space opposite Liang Court, below Fort Canning
Eeehhhh....anyone care to tell me where is this place?tankee:
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this used to be the 1 of the IN place for family outings
It was the iconic National Theatre, place where most of the PM's National Day Rally was held -
cwc:
the Vancleef Aquarium, next to the former National Theatre, opposite the present day Clark Quay, behind the present day multi-colour window building at Hill Streettankee:
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And this too??? -
Yeah it was so iconic and hence ironic that they demolished it.
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ksi:
Yeah it was so iconic and hence ironic that they demolished it.
after so many years that place still has no redevelopment.....may be wait for sky higher land price then tender out, so as not to raid the national reserve ??!! :evil: :evil: -
cwc:
2 possibilities
Eeehhhh....anyone care to tell me where is this place?tankee:
this used to be the 1 of the IN place for family outings
either you are that young
or you are a new resident here
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verykiasu2010:
the Vancleef Aquarium, next to the former National Theatre, opposite the present day Clark Quay, behind the present day multi-colour window building at Hill Street[/quote]The correct spelling should be Van Kleef.cwc:
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And this too???
It is named after Karl Willem Benjamin Van Kleef, a Dutchman who resided in Singapore in the late 19th and early 20th century and ran a successful business from an office at the corner of Collyer Quay and De Souza Street.1 Van Kleef made a considerable fortune in property and stock in both Holland and Singapore, and upon his death in 1930, the net proceedings of his estates were bequeathed to the Municipal Government of Singapore for the embellishment of the Singapore town.
obviously the paragraph above is copied :oops: -
ksi:
Yeah it was so iconic and hence ironic that they demolished it.
ya.
perhaps structurely unsounded? :?
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