Club Senior Boys and Girls

[Happy Mama]

poppy15:

jessicawongcs:

The Jetsons cartoon and games

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and the famous brick game, i still have this at home

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jess, these are post 80s lah.

I was about to say that too.

[poppy15]

jessicawongcs:

poppy15:

[quote=\"jessicawongcs\"]anyone remember these comics?

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i hv this whole set. :dancing:

me 2 :hi5: . i rem i can read it over and over again [/quote]i know how to sing the song:

\" 有一个女孩叫甜甜
从小生长在孤儿院... \"

:oops:

[Funx3]

poppy15:

Funx3:

Hee Hee ....

But this Does Not = Cannot Enter CONVENT at a Ripe old Age, Right?
Or ....
Not Accepted? I Wonder ....
:roll: :roll:

monastery can accept bah.. :laugh:

[Funx3]

jessicawongcs:

Happy Mama:

[quote=\"poppy15\"]

jess, these are post 80s lah.

I was about to say that too.

oh :oops: ... is it?? :?
sorry i m not very senior enough :laugh:[/quote]Oh ....
But I used to Play for hours on this as Well .... (I mean the Brickgame ....) :oops: :oops:

[corneyAmber]

Happy Mama:

Of course I remember! Big Splash was fun!


Also, for those in the West, there was this Mitsukoshi Gardens which is similar to Big Splash. Their wave pool was awesome! The entire place was really huge! :imcool:

It closed down after some time and changed it's name to C N West (or C & West)... Cannot remember which was the actual name.... anyone remembers this place?

Oh ye, Mitsukoshi Garden too! I went there with my classmates and teachers when I was in Sec 3, but I didn't dare to mention that in case nobody here knows what I am talking about! :? So glad you mentioned it! :celebrate:

[Happy Mama]

25hourmaid:

Happy Mama:

Of course I remember! Big Splash was fun!


Also, for those in the West, there was this Mitsukoshi Gardens which is similar to Big Splash. Their wave pool was awesome! The entire place was really huge! :imcool:

It closed down after some time and changed it's name to C N West (or C & West)... Cannot remember which was the actual name.... anyone remembers this place?

Oh ye, Mitsukoshi Garden too! I went there with my classmates and teachers when I was in Sec 3, but I didn't dare to mention that in case nobody here knows what I am talking about! :? So glad you mentioned it! :celebrate:

:hi5: :hi5:

[pinky]

poppy15:

and then there's always this indian old man balancing a huge tray on his head, selling prawn crackers :? or what do u call that :scratchhead:

u know those stuff eaten with green chilli, then inside the so call cracker, gt this cooked prawns with their shells....

ah yes, the indian old man with a turban and balance his tray of nuts and carried a foldable stand. We called him the kaciam puteh man, he would rolled up a piece of paper to a cone and scopped nuts into them..

[pinky]

jessicawongcs:

anyone rem this? love to play them last time, esp at the playground where there is sand

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we called this goli (hokkien) for marbles. I had the huge ones like fish ball size which were white and hard as a rock.

[pinky]

jessicawongcs:

anyone remember these comics?

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i think there was a cartoon series on her right? and my favourite was siao qing wa (small froggy) which was screened on TV around that time.
The lyrics were like:
siao qing wa
ku qua ku qua siao qing wa
ta yian ta chwee bah
tiao tiao peng peng siao ha ha
chung she siao ha ha....

[RRMummy]

jessicawongcs:

SAHM_TAN:

Anyone remember buying autograph books and then getting classmates to write stuff on?


Roses are red,
Violets are blue.

The rest I don't remember liao

whenever u think of me
please turn to this book

Another version:
Roses are red,
Violets are blue.
Sugar is sweet, my dear,
But not as sweet as you.