Club Senior Boys and Girls

[poppy15]

ksi:

WCW:

[quote=\"pinky\"]he balanced the entire around tray on his turban and could still carry a stool with the other hand.. very steady

ooooo so that's the use of the.... turban??

Firstly I think he had to wear a turban for being an Indian and secondly, I think the turban acted as a protection for his head when he carried the load on the head.[/quote]i thot wearing the turban is part of their religion
:?

[poppy15]

ksi:

:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

ajumma is the korean word for aunty as in older folks. but no lah, ksi is our unni ( older sista) hor

[corneyAmber]

poppy15:

ksi:

:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

ajumma is the korean word for aunty as in older folks. but no lah, ksi is our unni ( older sista) hor

You are a sweetie, poppy. :hugs:

[pinky]

WCW:

pinky:

he balanced the entire around tray on his turban and could still carry a stool with the other hand.. very steady

ooooo so that's the use of the.... turban??

maybe, the turban could be flat at the top so the tray can balance better,
anyway he was the only one around selling the kachang-puteh so wherever he went, the children would crowd around him

[pinky]

poppy15:

ksi:

:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

ajumma is the korean word for aunty as in older folks. but no lah, ksi is our unni ( older sista) hor

sound likes our hokkien ah-jor-ma (great great grandmother) :laugh:

[SAHM_TAN]

pinky:

ksi:

So the mock-up satay sticks survive so many years.... I am sure the taste have changed over the years....it was one of the fave snacks during recess time in primary school.... :boogie:

the stick was very sticky with the thick gooey gravy

I used to eat the sweet coating after finsh the \"satay\"

[SAHM_TAN]

LKVM:

ksi:

[quote=\"poppy15\"]remember this traditional hand made bread?


i think there is still one such bread shop in whampoa area,

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I used to stay in that area....is that the same one that still surviving there? :?

isnt the bread looked burnt?[/quote]The baker will slice off the burnt part, the bread very fragrant but can only last 3 days, I think

[corneyAmber]

pinky:

poppy15:

[quote=\"ksi\"]:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

ajumma is the korean word for aunty as in older folks. but no lah, ksi is our unni ( older sista) hor

sound likes our hokkien ah-jor-ma (great great grandmother) :laugh:[/quote]wow!! this sounds really GRAND!!!

[Mum1113]

poppy15:

anyone been to pegu road dental clinic?


i always dread gg to that clinic becos the rows & rows of dental chairs ( like the one above) scare me.

u register on the 1st floor & wait there. then they will annouce eg: number 10-20 pls proceed upstairs

u go up & wait again. then u will be called & lead to the dentist. so many of them... :nailbite:

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Whether you are the one checking on the kids, we know your age now :evil: ....OR
the one being checked on, we also know your age now :yikes:

[Mum1113]

ksi:

pinky:

[quote=\"poppy15\"]
ajumma is the korean word for aunty as in older folks. but no lah, ksi is our unni ( older sista) hor

sound likes our hokkien ah-jor-ma (great great grandmother) :laugh:

wow!! this sounds really GRAND!!! [/quote]U mean our ah zor....