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  1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkLqESSnkbI Sea weed can be surprisingly tough and don't break easily, holding the ball together preventing it from breaking up. Worst, out can stick to your throat preventing the movement. So if go eat sushi with small children, ALWAYS cut or remove the seaweed wrapping, children matt try to swallow..
  2. Come to think of it, I often hear people say conti car not suitable for SG climate. That's why got engine problem, breakdown,etc. And they will say better to get sushi/kimchi car instead.... But Japan has 4 seasons, and so does Korea.... just like those conti cars from Europe..... So there is no basis at all to this claim? Or must buy those Made-In-Thailand Toyotas then can tahan SG climate?
  3. Hi Bro..... me ride coe expiring Oct next year, so start looking around for a new ride..... wife does not like cureent ride cause aircon not powderfula nd given problem..... Have zero down on a few common brand/model 1. Toyota Altis / Axio 2. Mazda 3 3. Honda Shuttle 1. Toyota Altis- reliable brand, from AD, so no "special fiancing", the most ex among the choices (I think) 2. Axio- from PI, not so sure about its performance 3. Madza 3- a beauty, from AD, but have not tried before 4. Honda Shuttle- from PI, not so sure about performance Was also eyeing Wish and Sienta, but wife dont like the sienta look and Wish out of budget for us...... Got 2 Adults and 2 kiddo, sometime with in laws....... total 4 adults and 2 child occasionally... Like to gather some feedback or I looking at the worng model??? No Kimchi or Bolehland or Indon or European model..... wife no like....
  4. Came across this confession on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/nusconfessions/posts/540863029323332 I have been together with my boyfriend for slightly under a year. Everything about him fits my criteria for a partner- tall and well-built, intelligent, caring and probably one of the sweetest guys around. Yet, there is one trait of him that has been perturbing me for the longest time. It is that of his frugality. Now, don't get me wrong. I am not one of those gold-digger girls who is looking for a rich husband. Case in point, if I were, my boyfriend would have been struck off the list long ago. I understand that love cannot be measured by money, but yet it seems that if money is perpetually a concern to my boyfriend when he spends on me, it just seems to me that I am perhaps of less value than a few wads of cash. Moreover, I am far from unreasonable in making him spend more than he can manage. My recent birthday celebration just made me really sad. He brought me to Sushi Tei and a gave me a sweet handmade card. Perhaps to some of you this may still be acceptable I'm not sure, but to me this was a complete disappointment. For a birthday celebration, Sushi Tei seriously? This would be the kind of restaurant I would casually meet up with friends at, and not some place I would patronise for a special occasion. A card and no present? Yes, a card is sweet, but another way of looking at it is: cheap. I get very envious when I see my friend's boyfriends bringing them to classy romantic dining establishments and gifting them with expensive presents on their birthdays. And this is when their boyfriends are still studying and just living on the pay from their part-time jobs. If they can afford to do so, why not my boyfriend? To make things clear, I myself am very generous to my boyfriend in gifting him with presents. I am not trying in any way to cheat his money. I know my boyfriend loves me but I sometimes can't help but think if his thrifty habits (read: stingy habits) is something I can live with for life. At the same time, this is a relationship I won't bear to give up. Perhaps in life, it is inevitable that you win some and lose some. Girl laments about how she wishes to be pampered on special occasions but got bashed by everyone for being a gold digger. Hmmm.. Where do you bring your girlfriend/wife for dates, birthdays? Fine line between thriftiness and stinginess. I have no qualms about going Sushi Tei for birthdays.
  5. A 10 min video, however quality of video is not fantastic http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFqdJT4QhU4
  6. http://www.mycarforum.com/index.php?act=po...w_post&f=15 'Naked sushi' club founder's late and loud parties irk neighbours They are not the only ones who are complaining. At least two other neighbours said they were unhappy over the noise. -TNP Thu, Jan 05, 2012 The New Paper A NEW Year's Eve party in the Holland Village neighbourhood caused such a stir that police had to be called in at two in the morning. It was the sixth time in the past 10 months that Dr Denisa Kera's next-door neighbour, Mr Ivan Loh and his wife, called in the police. They said the noise was too much to bear. They are not the only ones who are complaining. At least two other neighbours said they were unhappy over the noise. According to Mr Loh, Dr Kera's parties - which often last into the wee hours of the morning - caused such a ruckus that his family, which includes his 10-month-old daughter, has trouble sleeping. RELATED STORIES Diners eat sushi off topless woman But her parties are only part of the problem. "Even when she plays music or has one or two friends over, we can hear everything from our home. "That's fine, except that when it goes past 10 or 11 in the nightand we can't sleep," said an exasperated Mr Loh, 41, a photographer. Dr Kera, 36, who is from Prague, is teaching at the National University of Singapore as an assistant professor at the school's Department of Communications and New Media. She and co-founder of the Secret Cooks Club, Frenchman Florian Cornu, 26, made headlines last year when they organised a dinner where diners ate sushi off a naked woman. Secret Cooks Club, which meets once a month with about 20 guests each time, is part of a growing trend which hit the local dining scene over the past couple of years. The club invites members of the public to sign up and collects donations for the dinners, which have different themes and locations. Last May's dinner, attended by six professionals who did not know each other, was inspired by Nyotaimori, the Japanese practice of serving sashimi or sushi on the body of a woman, typically naked. A previous report said that the dinner took place at a private home in Holland Village. Dr Kera, who lives in Jalan Kuning in Chip Bee Gardens, declined to confirm this yesterday, saying that the club's activities and the dispute with her neighbours were two separate issues. But she acknowledged that two of the club's dinners were held at her home, a state-owned inter-terrace house managed by landlord JTC Corporation (JTC). Mr Loh, who has lived in his home for the past seven years and is currently renting it for $3,900 a month, said that problems began in February or March last year. "It's always been a rather quiet neighbourhood and that's one of the reasons we like living here. The noise spoils that. "There were times (when) we heard glass being broken and men railing away outside her home at 6am." Dining club He got angrier after finding out that she was running the dining club. "She was already intruding into our lifestyle and on top of that, she is running what, to me, resembles running a business, " he said. He added that the frequent loud chatter and music played from Dr Kera's home prompted him to confront her on two to three occasions, but an agreement could not be reached. "When my wife went over to ask her to lower her music volume, she said we must be lunatics. "We had an exchange of words, which ended up with both parties not being very happy. Subsequently, I decided to call the police," he said. Dr Kera looked distressed when asked for her side of the story. She said: "I did apologise, but I feel that she (Mr Loh's wife) has become more and more intolerant because I have a different lifestyle, and the dispute has escalated." She added: "I respect it when her baby cries at 11pm. "(But) how am I supposed to make peace with them when they come over here screaming and threatening that they will do all they can to get me kicked out?" Dr Kera's other neighbours said that it is understandable for parties to last late into the night if it is a festive occasion, such as New Year's Eve or Chinese New Year. The problem is that the parties are sometimes held on week nights, said human resources manager Roman Matla, who lives in a terrace home directly opposite Dr Kera. "I think she has every right to hold parties in her home. In fact, we often hold parties in ours - but when we do, we tell our neighbours about it and invite them to come," he said with a chuckle. "It starts getting difficult when the party is on a Tuesday night on a random week and lasts till about 3.30am and guests sit outside the house, talking and laughing. "I would be all right with it if after about 10 at night, they took everything inside the house and closed the windows," said the father of two children. Another neighbour, who wanted to be known only as Mr Ng and lives two houses away from Dr Kera, added: "My wife and two daughters wake me up when they cannot take it. We try to endure it till after 10 or 11 at night, before SMSing JTC." Dr Kera declined to elaborate, mentioning that she will be meeting JTC today to try to see what she can do to settle the dispute. Mr Loh said he plans to seek further help from his MP to solve the problem. This article was first published in The New Paper.
  7. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1g3ZksTEvE source si gina!
  8. im quite interested in which is the most popular one and why, hope u guys can giv ur opinions.
  9. Hi guys..if you are interested, FHM Girl Next Door winner Mandy Soong will fulfil her campaign promise to make sushi along Orchard Rd in her lingerie since she won the contest. Here's the ad: http://imcms2.mediacorp.sg/modules/enewsle...00038&Username= Wanna watch?? Bring your cameras too boys...& do post your pictures here if u took any cos i'll be stuck in office & can't go see Date: 29 Aug, Friday Time: 5pm Venue: Tangs Orchard window (nearest to Lucky Plaza) Happy ogling!!
  10. http://news.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNew...0820-83231.html Two killed trying to cut up bomb KUALA SELANGOR, MALAYSIA: Two metal scrap yard workers were killed when a World War II bomb they unknowingly were cutting up exploded. The scrap yard's owner had purchased the 100kg bomb which was found in an open area in Jeram, without realising what it was. He had asked the two workers to cut it into smaller pieces at the scrap yard in Kampung Batu Dua. The bomb exploded at about 3.30pm as the workers, an Indian national and a Bangladeshi, were cutting through the centre. The blast was heard up to 2km away, shocking residents and shattering windowpanes. A workers hostel located at the back of the compound caught fire as a result of the blast. The Indian worker died on the way to the Sungai Buloh Hospital while the other worker died in the intensive care unit. Kuala Selangor police chief Supt Ibrahim Chin said a passer-by found the bomb earlier in the day and took it to the scrap yard.
  11. For those who likes to eat sushi...maybe can try this competition. Eat all your can in 10 minutes.
  12. Contax

    Sakae Sushi

    This afternoon was having lunch together with my family at the Sun Plaza outlet. The menu , services and most important of all - the food is of much more higher quality than the Changi Airport and Toa Payoh branch which I have visited previously. It seems that every of their outlets has different type of food for order.Wonder why ?
  13. Hi all, any comments to share on thai made altis or japanese made corolla?
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