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    Interesting People You Met During National Service

    Wasn't Arthur Lee the CO of ITD back in the late 80s? If I recall correctly, he was holding the rank of LTC then.
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    Ghost? Superstition Or Real?

    I forgot to add.... Behind the bus-stop was the Bidadari Muslim Cemetery before it was exhumed.
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    Interesting People You Met During National Service

    You are most welcome. I was from Bravo and that was in early 1987. If I recall correctly, back then the company lines were arranged around the parade square with the companies placed in alphabetical order anti-clockwise. I wasn't aware of the Charlie company story until I ROD.
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    Interesting People You Met During National Service

    I did my BMT in ITD in the late 1980s and the company that I was in was next to Charlie Company and I have seen that bunk with the door in the middle. When I was a recruit then, I was wondering why the bunk has a door in the middle when both ends of the bunk already has doors where recruits can...
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    Ghost? Superstition Or Real?

    I believe the lane you are referring to is Upper Aljunied Road? I used to jog along Upper Aljunied Road in the early mornings at about 530am back in the late 90s. Whenever i turned right into Upper Aljunied Road after jogging that stretch along Upper Serangoon Road, and before reaching the...
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    Interesting People You Met During National Service

    I was from SADA, Khatib Camp. That was back in the late 80s.
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    Good Mid Size Backback for 5 days Short Holiday Trips

    Have you tried Campers' Corner? They have a shop along Waterloo Street, just next to the Singapore Art Museum. Alternatively, you can go to their website (www.camperscorner.com.sg) where they have an online catalog.
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    Where to find cheap and good pair of hiking pants

    You can try Campers' Corner. They have a website where they have an online catalog. www.camperscorner.com.sg The shop is along Waterloo Street, next to the Singapore Art Museum.
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    Cemetery in the Middle of an HDB Estate

    This is the magnificent tomb inside the Bidadari Hindu Cemetery.
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    Cemetery in the Middle of an HDB Estate

    Have you ventured into the Bidadari Hindu side of the cemetry? It is located within the compound of the Muslim cemetery? There was this magnificent tomb located under a big tree. I'll see if I can post the picture here in this forum. Is Aljunied chap lau the block of old 10-storey flats near...
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    Cemetery in the Middle of an HDB Estate

    The Bidadari Christian Cemetery was a terrific place before it was exhumed if you are seeking for some tranqility. I spent many moments jogging inside on late afternoons beforethe exhumation and I will usually read the many tombstones after I am done with my jogs. So when exhumation began, I...
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    Body feel different when reaching late 30s ?

    When I hit 40, I noticed that I had great difficulty making out the words when I read. So i went to make a pair of glasses because of my lao hua yan and I have never worn spectacles up to that pointin my life. Fitness wise still ok given that I have been actively jogging since when I was 28...
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    reminiscence of primary school days......

    Ah yes.... Back then, I bought these snacks at the school's tuckshop more for the small plastic toys than the snack. Cost about 20c or 25c then in the late 70s? Can't really recall. There was also another snack called "Kuai Kuai" that was bundled with a small plastic toy too. Aside from...
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    reminiscence of primary school days......

    Wow... you still have them after all these years. Thanks for posting and sharing the pics!
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    Lai Heng Char Kuay Teow - Best!!!!

    No idea on the stall at Buangkok MRT but I distinctly remember that the lady who does the frying at Shunfu is the same lady at the Lakeview stall years ago as I still frequent the stall at Shunfu whenever I am around that area.
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    reminiscence of primary school days......

    Primary school memories for me were.... Super Trump Cards - Those playing cards where they have series of racing cars, warships, military aircraft, etc. On each card is a picture of the warship (if it is a warship series), and its associated technical data such as length, breadth, speed...
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    Lai Heng Char Kuay Teow - Best!!!!

    This Lai Heng used to be from the Lakeview hawker centre, which had since been demolished. Used to eat their char kway teow whenever I am around the area as a little boy. I became a more regular customer when I was in JC, often dropping by after my canoeing training at MacRitchie. Next to the...
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    Man arrested for molesting poodle wife

    There used to be two schools along Upper Aljunied Road. The one nearer to the Bidadari Christian Cemetery used to be the Sang Nila Utama Secondary School which is now part of the Gurkha Contingent camp. Next to this old school was a small Singhalese cemetery which was also exhumed. Nearer...
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    Remember This?

    Many thanks to you bro erection2011.... I didn't even realise the play on the words... I just typed as my thoughts flow. I'd like to upz you in return but I don't know how to do it and I think I am also too 'young' in the participation sense to have the power to upz other forummers given that I...
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    Remember This?

    Took a ride on one of those yellow-top taxis shown in the first post way back in the 70s. I recalled the smooth 'leathery' seat and the heat on a hot day with the wind rushing in as the taxi cruised.
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