Bro ChFC, have you tried Taiwan's famous 鳳梨酥 before ?
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A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand
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Have not tried. Is it similar to Ong Lai Tat?
Yes, it's basically pineapple tart. It's a matter of "kongfu", the texture of the flour and quality of the pineapple etc.
Today's weather a little strange. Quite cloudy. Rain a few drops, stop and then another few drops. Knn, did my 2 basketful of laundry at my office liaoz. But nice weather to take a nap on a lazy sunday afternoon.
Joetys ... where is this place ?
Chocolate Ville at the end of Kaset/Nawamin almost connecting to Ring Road (Kanchanaphisek). This is one big place with tables all over owned and operated by the same owner or Wine I Love You.
Hehehe. Nice place. Thought you go jia hong again.
Hehehe. Very the romantic leh. Just woke up but not hungry. Till of going supermarket to get some prawns and vegetables for steamboat at home.
Hehehe. Bufc, which part of buriram are in in now? Mueang?
Did not cook steamboat at home. Ended up in MK cos' queue at big c quite long.
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Re: A Singaporean's guide to living in Thailand ? Feasible?
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Living in Singapore offers a unique experience living in one of Asia's most cosmopolitan countries, amid a fascinating mix of Chinese, Indian, Malay, and Western cultures. Lauded for its security and order, rich culture, vibrant entertainment and dining scenes, and broad travel opportunities, it has become a prime relocation choice for expatriates.
The conveniences and social opportunities associated with expat life in Singapore are plentiful. English is the language of commerce and education, and most of the products and conveniences found in the West are commonly available, though sometimes in unexpected places. Many multinational companies have offices in Singapore, giving rise to a large expatriate population. Thus, relocating expats enjoy numerous and varying social opportunities. Singapore is also an excellent place for expatriates with partners and / or children, as it is safe and child-friendly, boasts highly reputable international schools, and offers employment and social opportunities for accompanying partners.
no lah bro. i just a pilgrim who takes a plane to thailand once a while. Call me buri bro
Bro, that's one person's share or two ?
no lah bro. i just a pilgrim who takes a plane to thailand once a while. Call me buri bro
Hehehe. Chonburi fc and buriram united are long time enemies. Think if no match, better don't wear this t-shirt in chonburi. Just like cars with chonburi fc decals kena acratched in buriram. My old isuzu is one of them.:(
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One person lah. :( or :p
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