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We used to make our own belacan. This video shows how it was done.
We used to make our own belacan. This video shows how it was done.
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aiyah..that guy who wrote that blog fail malay language i guess...
aiyah..that guy who wrote that blog fail malay language i guess...
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Haha bro. No, it is the local Malay term. Remis is shorter term but siput remis is correct. Just google and you can find lots of other websites that also say the name is siput remis.
aiyah..that guy who wrote that blog fail malay language i guess...
Haha bro. No, it is the local Malay term. Remis is shorter term but siput remis is correct. Just google and you can find lots of other websites that also say the name is siput remis.
Bo boh cha cha at Bukit Timah 7 milestone 0.10cts per bowl,
Fish ball noddle 0.30cts damn nice taste! Ice kachang inside the
Tiong Hua market 0.10cts damn nice! Rojak outside Tiong Hua cinema
0.50cts the best! Today all gone!!!
Rex cinema roadside lane, chendol 0.05cts 3/4 cup 0.10cts full cup!
Mee siam, mee goreng, Indian rojak one of the best place to dine!
Roxy cinema now Shaw Tower best satay around, and Tay Koh Yah bus
terminal!! Now all these are gone!!
South Canal road side lane, second stall fish soup 0.50cts Batang Fish,
Promfret 0.70cts (Police wearing Khaki shorts)
Today this fella operate at Telok Ayer now he charge $7.00
for batang and $10.00 for promfret! $15.00 for fish raw (egg)!!
Fish ball noddle 0.30cts damn nice taste! Ice kachang inside the
Tiong Hua market 0.10cts damn nice! Rojak outside Tiong Hua cinema
0.50cts the best! Today all gone!!!
Rex cinema roadside lane, chendol 0.05cts 3/4 cup 0.10cts full cup!
Mee siam, mee goreng, Indian rojak one of the best place to dine!
Roxy cinema now Shaw Tower best satay around, and Tay Koh Yah bus
terminal!! Now all these are gone!!
South Canal road side lane, second stall fish soup 0.50cts Batang Fish,
Promfret 0.70cts (Police wearing Khaki shorts)
Today this fella operate at Telok Ayer now he charge $7.00
for batang and $10.00 for promfret! $15.00 for fish raw (egg)!!
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during my school days, i had a classmate who was 19 years old and i was 17 during our O Levels. So one fine day we went to deskar and lo and behold it was $40 one shot. He had $20 with him while i had $30 and one farecard so i lent him $20 to complete. The aunties and indians were 20-30 i think? Thais were $40.
When he came out i asked him how was it since he lost his virginity to a thai hooker, he didn't cum (after banging and using her hands) because he was too nervous. lol true story!
Only the tried and thrusted vets know best:p
during my school days, i had a classmate who was 19 years old and i was 17 during our O Levels. So one fine day we went to deskar and lo and behold it was $40 one shot. He had $20 with him while i had $30 and one farecard so i lent him $20 to complete. The aunties and indians were 20-30 i think? Thais were $40.
When he came out i asked him how was it since he lost his virginity to a thai hooker, he didn't cum (after banging and using her hands) because he was too nervous. lol true story!
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if ur friend born decades earlier then will be free.....got angpow to take even......
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Pirated CDs were everywhere then.....even makeshift stalls in the heartlands
Pirated CDs were everywhere then.....even makeshift stalls in the heartlands
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These makeshift stalls that you mentioned were common scenes in Singapore in the 60's.
We had cooked food carts. Men sitting on the road-side selling sizzling satay on braziers made from "Shell engine-oil tins cut in half".
Sadly this scene is no more. What we get today is nothing but "staged" pasar-malams.
However these scene are still a common sight in all the Provinces of Indonesia. The people are allowed to sell in this manner WITHOUT the government demanding any sort of payment. A means to allow the poor to "chari-makan".
If only the Indon government in Jakarta or the Provincial governments can follow what Singapore did, Indonesia wiill become a very prosperous Nation, albeit at a costly price for the people will go on rampages on the streets. I have spoken to many such vendors and they told me that all they do is to set up a temporary stall first and slowly make it into a permanent warong (stall). The authorities would normally keep their eyes close.
These makeshift stalls that you mentioned were common scenes in Singapore in the 60's.
We had cooked food carts. Men sitting on the road-side selling sizzling satay on braziers made from "Shell engine-oil tins cut in half".
Sadly this scene is no more. What we get today is nothing but "staged" pasar-malams.
However these scene are still a common sight in all the Provinces of Indonesia. The people are allowed to sell in this manner WITHOUT the government demanding any sort of payment. A means to allow the poor to "chari-makan".
If only the Indon government in Jakarta or the Provincial governments can follow what Singapore did, Indonesia wiill become a very prosperous Nation, albeit at a costly price for the people will go on rampages on the streets. I have spoken to many such vendors and they told me that all they do is to set up a temporary stall first and slowly make it into a permanent warong (stall). The authorities would normally keep their eyes close.
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Miss those songs by Dr Bombay blasting loudly by those ah-bengs during those pirated CD days....lol.
Miss those songs by Dr Bombay blasting loudly by those ah-bengs during those pirated CD days....lol.
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Many were also based just outside MRT stations. To arrest these fellows, just take MRT and surprise them.
Many were also based just outside MRT stations. To arrest these fellows, just take MRT and surprise them.
Missed those time when china mei mei sell illegal cd office to office..
They were still around a couple of years ago.
I missed those days when it rains heavily, the water will flood literally into our kampong home. And i actually saw longkang fishes in my room.
me remember walking along Langsat road area in the past, saw floating shit, floating centipedes, floating cockroaches, floating debris... nabei, never see floating money...
When I was a little boy, I always seemed to discover coins stuck in some crevices by the side of the road. Seem to be missing these nowadays. Or maybe I don't put my head down anymore.
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ever picked up a ten dollar note on the floor at the lottery outlet. it was badly littered and me guess the folks dismissed it as another lottery ballot
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