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• monkeybusiness

  22 Mar 06, 10:10

  lebbrel up
• poon cho tang

  22 Mar 06, 10:11

  Originally posted by monkeybusiness:

  lebbrel up

  x2
• sbst275

  22 Mar 06, 10:14

  Levels up!~
• Wanda

  22 Mar 06, 10:53

  Originally posted by a_splash:

  good morning...
  
  u reminded me of those days before married....i always waiting for my mum to buy the fried hokkien mee from the market....

  Boo hoo hoo....u just reminded me also. Last time my mum would buy noodles or yong tau foo with lor mee gravy for my breakfast. I just wake up and eat, then go read in bed, followed by a nap. After that, wake up to eat a ready-cooked lunch.
  
  Now no more liao...boo hoo... coz I got married liao.
• poon cho tang

  22 Mar 06, 10:58

  one advantage of remaining single?
• sbst275

  22 Mar 06, 10:58

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Boo hoo hoo....u just reminded me also. Last time my mum would buy noodles or yong tau foo with lor mee gravy for my breakfast. I just wake up and eat, then go read in bed, followed by a nap. After that, wake up to eat a ready-cooked lunch.
  
  Now no more liao...boo hoo... coz I got married liao.

  
  
  Actually I missed some of my mum's cooking
• sbst275

  22 Mar 06, 10:59

  Originally posted by poon cho tang:

  one advantage of remaining single?

  Nah
  
  Married le, must learn how to cook
• Wanda

  22 Mar 06, 11:05

  Originally posted by poon cho tang:

  one advantage of remaining single?

  Yalor, can be "babied" at home by mum. But then, i needed to get married to escape her apron strings...now married liao, got less interference. But now have to take care of a "big baby" at home.
• Wanda

  22 Mar 06, 11:06

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  Nah
  
  Married le, must learn how to cook

  sbst and pct can cook? What's your special dish?
• sbst275

  22 Mar 06, 11:08

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Yalor, can be "babied" at home by mum. But then, i needed to get married to escape her apron strings...now married liao, got less interference. But now have to take care of a "big baby" at home.

  
  
  big baby.. No wonder many wives dun want the smaller one
• sbst275

  22 Mar 06, 11:09

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  sbst and pct can cook? What's your special dish?

  Me can cook
  
  But usually the same, steamed fish + her fav chye sim with 1 other meat dishes... Soup die die pork ribs based
• Wanda

  22 Mar 06, 11:11

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  Me can cook
  
  But usually the same, steamed fish + her fav chye sim with 1 other meat dishes... Soup die die pork ribs based

  So good...cook for your wife. My SO cannot cook, but he is the floor manager and toilet officer.
  
  Everytime drink pork rib soup - will cholesterol be an issue?
• sbst275

  22 Mar 06, 11:13

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  So good...cook for your wife. My SO cannot cook, but he is the floor manager and toilet officer.
  
  Everytime drink pork rib soup - will cholesterol be an issue?

  
  
  Well, she's learning to cook...
  
  Dun think so bah... I also use Knife Oil de
• poon cho tang

  22 Mar 06, 11:15

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  Yalor, can be "babied" at home by mum. But then, i needed to get married to escape her apron strings...now married liao, got less interference. But now have to take care of a "big baby" at home.

  i actually dun mind being babied
• poon cho tang

  22 Mar 06, 11:16

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  sbst and pct can cook? What's your special dish?

  of cos, my best dish is abalone myojo mee
• Wanda

  22 Mar 06, 11:18

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  
  
  Well, she's learning to cook...
  
  Dun think so bah... I also use Knife Oil de

  My in laws also like to boil pork rib soup, everytime see this layer of oil on the surface...i'll skimp it off. Old folks aren't concious of such things.
  
  I use peanut oil (rooster brand?) and olive oil.
  
  
• sbst275

  22 Mar 06, 11:18

  Originally posted by poon cho tang:

  of cos, my best dish is abalone myojo mee

  Wa kiaoz
  
  Me lub the Tanmian
• sbst275

  22 Mar 06, 11:19

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  My in laws also like to boil pork rib soup, everytime see this layer of oil on the surface...i'll skimp it off. Old folks aren't concious of such things.
  
  I use peanut oil (rooster brand?) and olive oil.
  
  

  Actually, just eat ... After that, remember to do regular exercise
  
  Pure Peanut Oil? Yah, Yellow Cock.. Rooster is like Knife, mixed of Peanut, Palm and Sesame oil
• monkeybusiness

  22 Mar 06, 11:19

  Originally posted by poon cho tang:

  of cos, my best dish is abalone myojo mee

  me too!!!
  my best dish is CQYD sesame oil noodle
  
  i just read on how to cook a simple dish recently
  just cook the rice and mix some soy sauce
• sbst275

  22 Mar 06, 11:20

  Originally posted by monkeybusiness:

  me too!!!
  my best dish is CQYD sesame oil noodle
  
  i just read on how to cook a simple dish recently
  just cook the rice and mix some soy sauce

  
  
  Rice with soy sauce? Isn't it kinda saltish?
• Wanda

  22 Mar 06, 11:20

  Originally posted by poon cho tang:

  of cos, my best dish is abalone myojo mee

  The soup is nice, the Tung-I chicken abalone one also has nice soup.
• monkeybusiness

  22 Mar 06, 11:21

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  
  
  Rice with soy sauce? Isn't it kinda saltish?

  dun mix until the rice become totally black
  only a small portion of it only
• Wanda

  22 Mar 06, 11:21

  Originally posted by sbst275:

  Actually, just eat ... After that, remember to do regular exercise
  
  Pure Peanut Oil? Yah, Yellow Cock.. Rooster is like Knife, mixed of Peanut, Palm and Sesame oil

  ya, pure peanut oil. I thot palm oil is saturated fat = no good?
• sbst275

  22 Mar 06, 11:22

  Originally posted by monkeybusiness:

  dun mix until the rice become totally black
  only a small portion of it only

  Chey
• monkeybusiness

  22 Mar 06, 11:22

  wat's the first dish u all learn to cook?
  fried egg?
  
  actually i dun even know how to fry an egg