Sawaddee Krub Pi Chon, the trick for us in taking nice picture is to have a few drinks first. That will stop the hand from shaking, but remember to set auto focus if not will come out like our vision after the few drinks - blur..
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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand
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Sawaddee Krub Pi Chon, the trick for us in taking nice picture is to have a few drinks first. That will stop the hand from shaking, but remember to set auto focus if not will come out like our vision after the few drinks - blur..
Sawaddee Krub Pi Chon, the trick for us in taking nice picture is to have a few drinks first. That will stop the hand from shaking, but remember to set auto focus if not will come out like our vision after the few drinks - blur..
Knn you don't instigate ok, those were the days when we were at WalaWala.
Anyway after two bottles of this tonigh, photos still not bad
at Bacco Italian restaurant near the airport
Mussels with white wine
Spinach with cheese
Agreed .Malaysian food and Singapore food are quite similar in terms of taste
Not cheap though
RM9.60Cannot or pek luan cheong lah :p
The weather in Penang is even worse than Singapore ( 34 - 36 degree celsius )
Almost everyone speaks English and Hokkien there ( northern hokkien a bit hard to speak :p )
Due to too much foreign investments ( Singaporre included ) , property prices in Penang has been sky-rocketing
And of course in Mat country , coffee money is the norm
A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang
The streets of Penang
The streets of Penang
A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang
I believe you can still find a few similar buildings / houses in Ann Siang Hill but not as nostalgic as Penang :p
I can only afford this :
I believe you can still find a few similar buildings / houses in Ann Siang Hill but not as nostalgic as Penang :p
I can only afford this :
This one confirm taken with sah kah and remote shutter. After 2 bottles of those we will have to wear 3D glasses to make out your pickcher.
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I love the tiles.
The streets of Penang
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I love the tiles.
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More motifs and tiles for you to enjoy
More motifs and tiles for you to enjoy
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I think only in Thailand you find this - bring your car in for servicing and have a western or porridge breakfast and even a half an hour massage if you like.
Simple yet thoughtful
Had a full bar, can have some pretty good wine to go along too
Cheers
I think only in Thailand you find this - bring your car in for servicing and have a western or porridge breakfast and even a half an hour massage if you like.
Simple yet thoughtful
Had a full bar, can have some pretty good wine to go along too
Cheers
Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang
Depends on what car you driving? If it's my humble Vios, it's the "local" noodle stall for princely sum thb30 (kopi extra). And for massage, it's DIY :p
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Who are these cartoon characters?
I noticed that from 2000 onwards they stopped having serious type of cartoon characters depicting real people and more of those funny funny odd type of characters that lean towards the comedic side or rather annoying because sponge bob square pants for example isn't funny but just fucking annoying.
The streets of Penang
Who are these cartoon characters?
I noticed that from 2000 onwards they stopped having serious type of cartoon characters depicting real people and more of those funny funny odd type of characters that lean towards the comedic side or rather annoying because sponge bob square pants for example isn't funny but just fucking annoying.
Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang
I thought I read fresh cock. Must be the Singha..
I thought I read fresh cock. Must be the Singha..
Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Georgetown , Penang
They were really "BIG" alright
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They were really "BIG" alright
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Look at how this forum resizes the images and if they are small they become less clear.
Look at how this forum resizes the images and if they are small they become less clear.
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You go I come. Always miss each other. At least view from my room will make up somewhat for your absence.
You go I come. Always miss each other. At least view from my room will make up somewhat for your absence.
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Alamak roti roti roti why you so like that? Yes I left yesterday morning and now in Singapore and will leave for Jkt soon then back to Bkk on Sat.
You go I come. Always miss each other. At least view from my room will make up somewhat for your absence.
Alamak roti roti roti why you so like that? Yes I left yesterday morning and now in Singapore and will leave for Jkt soon then back to Bkk on Sat.
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