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When I was a kid, the barber was a 'mobile-barber shop'! He rode a bicycle with a small stool and his sissors etc all hanged behind his seat.... if my mom wanted a haircut for me, this barber would straight away set up his 'barber shop' in one corner of the living room..... very convenient!

 

The wanton mee seller was also mobile.... fried kuay teow man same also... my mom used to take her eggs from the kitchen and ask the kuay teow man add and fry them with kuay teow at the road side in front of where we lived.... he rode a tri-cycle with his mobile-kitchen onboard.... i think it's 50cent per plate/bowl :D

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When I was a kid, the barber was a 'mobile-barber shop'! He rode a bicycle with a small stool and his sissors etc all hanged behind his seat.... if my mom wanted a haircut for me, this barber would straight away set up his 'barber shop' in one corner of the living room..... very convenient!

 

The wanton mee seller was also mobile.... fried kuay teow man same also... my mom used to take her eggs from the kitchen and ask the kuay teow man add and fry them with kuay teow at the road side in front of where we lived.... he rode a tri-cycle with his mobile-kitchen onboard.... i think it's 50cent per plate/bowl :D

 

 

wow... that's old school

 

i'm from the era of mobile rojak seller... think no more today

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how bout the kacang putih man.. carrying assorted nuts on his head and had a small fordable stool in one hand. He would set up his shop anywhere and would serve in a piece of paper rolled up in a cone. Missed those simple times

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how bout the kacang putih man.. carrying assorted nuts on his head and had a small fordable stool in one hand. He would set up his shop anywhere and would serve in a piece of paper rolled up in a cone. Missed those simple times

 

 

oh yeah...

are there any today?

serangoon road?

 

can buy a cone of nuts and munch while watching movies

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mobile satay outside my school..... 5 cents per stick, can buy 1 stick :D

 

 

yeah, i still remember this..

Last time the whole stick is nothing but lard and the taste was fantastic...

Now see lard must siam... remind me of the good old days... [laugh][laugh][laugh]

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now no need barber, no more hair :D:D

 

And you just expose your hair :D:D

 

All those mentioned never see b4...only saw mobile WU XIANG MI FEN 五香米粉 with kerosene lamp

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oh yeah...

are there any today?

serangoon road?

 

can buy a cone of nuts and munch while watching movies

 

 

Dunno man. Not seem then around for the longest time...

also the kaya bread man on his bicycle. he would cycle or push his cycle around the neighborhood.

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last time everything is mobile one leh, even my mums hairdresser is come to my house and cut hair for her one.

 

 

no need to pay rental fees mah [laugh]

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When I was a kid, a Chinese mobile barber cut my hair too. He will come every month with his briefcase and small stool to my flat and go door to door. He will gave me a sweet after the haircut. Sweet memories from the past.

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how bout the kacang putih man.. carrying assorted nuts on his head and had a small fordable stool in one hand. He would set up his shop anywhere and would serve in a piece of paper rolled up in a cone. Missed those simple times

 

not too many years ago we still saw kacang putih sold in such paper-cones outside cinema halls... not sure about now

 

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And you just expose your hair :D:D

 

All those mentioned never see b4...only saw mobile WU XIANG MI FEN 五香米粉 with kerosene lamp

 

LOL.... no hair, how to expose it?....

 

now got mobile car-groomers!!!

 

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how bout the kacang putih man.. carrying assorted nuts on his head and had a small fordable stool in one hand. He would set up his shop anywhere and would serve in a piece of paper rolled up in a cone. Missed those simple times

outside peace center still have, but its now $1.50 per cone. :(

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last time everything is mobile one leh, even my mums hairdresser is come to my house and cut hair for her one.

 

now we see new mobile-service:- mobile gym instructor, mobile ERP gantry next time (it will follow our cars via satelite)?!

 

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