Club Senior Boys and Girls

[DesertWind]

Somebody posted Greenspot drinks much earlier posts. So nostalgic! I love to drink Greenspot!

[Pen88n]

poppy15:

i can remember its becos nearly everyone wrote the same verses
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nay... i'm forever sweet 16 :evil: :evil:

hey, i dun see any 10 cents inside my pots? did anyone came over to pluck the leaves :laugh:

Ya, someone pluck the leaves, and someone took away the 10 cents, that's why you dun see :laugh: :rotflmao:

[pinky]

DesertWind:

Somebody posted Greenspot drinks much earlier posts. So nostalgic! I love to drink Greenspot!

I liked any drink that came in glass bottles last time because my father would only buy them during CNY :oops:

[Pen88n]

DesertWind:

Somebody posted Greenspot drinks much earlier posts. So nostalgic! I love to drink Greenspot!

Talking about drinks, I remembered there was a Coke promotion before where you get the plastic pieces from the bottle caps. Those had faces of characters from 西游记 and we were supposed to paste them to win / exchange for prizes. We got so crazy about collecting and ended up drinking coke (instead of other soft drinks) for a while. I also learned about 西游记 classic stories due to this influence!

[Pen88n]

pinky:

DesertWind:

Somebody posted Greenspot drinks much earlier posts. So nostalgic! I love to drink Greenspot!

I liked any drink that came in glass bottles last time because my father would only buy them during CNY :oops:

And we use the bottle caps to play and even made percussion instruments. I find our childhood \"games\" more creative than our kids nowadays.

[pinky]

Pen88n:

pinky:

[quote=\"DesertWind\"]Somebody posted Greenspot drinks much earlier posts. So nostalgic! I love to drink Greenspot!

I liked any drink that came in glass bottles last time because my father would only buy them during CNY :oops:

And we use the bottle caps to play and even made percussion instruments. I find our childhood \"games\" more creative than our kids nowadays.[/quote]yah and most of them DIY too :lol:

[DesertWind]

markfch:

Hey I remembered those days. Dad brought us to this open-air cinema in Jurong. They have 'seats' for cars, and then you just hang those metallic speakers onto the car doors with it's monotone output and we were happy as a lark. Who heard of stereo in those days. :laugh:

Ya, I remember going there once (or twice?) as well in my dad's car! Those days on-screen were Jackie Chan's movies. Quite a staple each CNY to go watch Jackie Chan!
:nunchuk:

[Pen88n]

DesertWind:

markfch:

Hey I remembered those days. Dad brought us to this open-air cinema in Jurong. They have 'seats' for cars, and then you just hang those metallic speakers onto the car doors with it's monotone output and we were happy as a lark. Who heard of stereo in those days. :laugh:

Ya, I remember going there once (or twice?) as well in my dad's car! Those days on-screen were Jackie Chan's movies. Quite a staple each CNY to go watch Jackie Chan!
:nunchuk:

And those people staying near the open-air cinema can watch silent movie from their windows. I used to envy them and asked if we could get a flat there

[DesertWind]

jessicawongcs:

Happy Mama:

I remember the 26-inch TELEFUNKEN colour TV my parents bought. Stylo mylo... got 2 sliding doors somemore. Looked more like a cupboard than a TV. :lol:

:lol: yes, and we are always so happy when they open it as time for TV

Ya, ours also sounded like this, with the soft sliding doors on both sides! Also remembered watching black and white Ultraman shows on it. Now I wish we still have this type of TV ie. can always lock it up to control the TV watching from my son!
:evil:

[DesertWind]

ksi:

tankee:

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this used to be the 1 of the IN place for family outings

I was :yikes: when they decided to tear this building down...I thought it was such a landmark...

Wah, I miss this place so much! Not that I went to this place often but I always thought the architecture was very unique and quite out of the world! Went to the Van Cleef Aquarium couple of times and swam very often at the swimming pool next door. The swimming pool only recently they got rid of it. How come they get rid of this National Theatre?

Everyday I pass by this place enroute to work and still feel so regretful. Why don't they just rebuild another brand new one with exactly the same design? I like this much better than the Durian Esplanade!

Such an icon! :sad: