If i used pregrinded coffee powder, it's ok to use with gaggia twin baby right.
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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand
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What you all talking about in codes? I driving now very difficult to read and re-read.
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Of course it's okay. It's called ground coffee, anyway. The only problem is once ground, i.e. in powder form, the coffee must be consumed immediately. There is no way to keep ground coffee without sacrificing the taste and aroma.
Thanks bro, now i talk also machiam like barista laew. My old office start renovation tomorrow and after somgkran die die also must have one machine.
Hehehe. Photobucket. And it's free.
Was taught by Winsor save images in photo storage providers then copy the link and simply paste. I use Photobucket.
Wonder where's Winsor?
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Directly from iphone lah. Just go to the app store and search for photobucket. You no need to go the the photobucket website. The iphone photobucket application take care of the cut and paste shortcut. Try it. If I who is a IT gong kia can do it, think everyone can do it liaoz.
OK, today feeling a little tired. Stop by at my favorite fishball/fish dumpling noodle soup. Order 1 Kway Tiow Sen Yai Piset but still hungry. Order another Baa Mee Piset and also 1 coke plus extra fish dumpling. Total damage is THB 100.
Kway Teow Sen Yai
Baa Mee
Finish first bowl and then order second bowl. Really addicted to the fish dumpling (Pla Giow).
ALMK, this is how I post the photo. Upload using photobucket with iphone and then copy and paste the IMG code.
Now at home and had my shower but still feeling full and sleepy. Think today just stay at home at watch Cable TV. Every month pay for cable TV but never really watch TV.
Kway Teow Sen Yai
Baa Mee
Finish first bowl and then order second bowl. Really addicted to the fish dumpling (Pla Giow).
ALMK, this is how I post the photo. Upload using photobucket with iphone and then copy and paste the IMG code.
Now at home and had my shower but still feeling full and sleepy. Think today just stay at home at watch Cable TV. Every month pay for cable TV but never really watch TV.
I like Thai baa mee haeng. Never miss it when I'm in Thailand. So much better than Singapore bak chor mee or wanton mee versions. Then there's Thai yandofoo. The way they pronounce it sounds like handsome, who? To Teochew and Hokkien ears. It's usually beehoon soup set without much choice unless you pay more or add more ingredients, not much more choice too, but it's more delicious. The chili and sweet sauce are all in the soup to make it purplish pink. You can try that mix in Singapore too. I've tried before with my Thai GF. She dumped her chili and sweet sauce into her Singapore yongtaohu and stirred it up Thai style. Well, good makeshift.
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Tonight went for a Thai-dish dinner in Taiwan, called Little Chiangmai. Order Thai fried kway teow, pat pak boon, tom yam plaa etc. Nabeh, all lousy imitations.
I have it in my MacBook finally. I was having much trouble to transfer from my very old E72 to the new MacBook so the delay sorry la.
How to transfer to you Pii KYP?
You can PM me your email address and I can send the MP3 file to you. Its only 291kB
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For the sake of the curious bystanders:
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Send liao Pii
Hey guys one of my thai frens is working in some club in korea. I don't think it's those lub sup bar type of club but i'm just curious about the working conditions in korea and the pay and of course the currency rates. I don't think the won has that high of a currency rate and you know the language spoken in there is korean and not english. So the only reason i can think why someone would want to work in korea would be just to experience life in another country and live in a 1st world country i assume south korea is first world.
Surely the pay in Korea is much more than in Thailand
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