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Ok, I tried renting a Wii from them. Service was good, they came down and set up the set very fast, and helped me with my TV set as well. Played Wii sports and Wii big brain academy for my party, as reccomended by their staff. Had a smashing time! (almost literally, luckily we used the strap on the ...

pc show was good!

I got a samsung series 3 32" LCD for $819! it was the "samsung" on the front of the LCD that sold me actually haha!

Oops, sorry I didn't keep to the restaurants topic, but you gotta try these local gems!

One of my fav restaurants is Dolce Vita at Oriental Hotel. Superb service, great food (mediterranean) and reasonable prices, given the quality on display!

beef hor fun @ geylang
129 dim sum @ geylang (i'm told the literal translation for 129 in cantonese is "found food")
frog porridge @ geylang lor 7 i think
rocher bean curd @ rocher road
boon lay POWER nasi lemak @ boon lay market (night operations only)

Where will you be fishing?

I've went out with my friends on a boat in the waters around pulau tekong, the northern part of singapore, and its pretty bad, not that many bites! My friend gave up and now goes exclusively to Thailand to fish.

Well a lot of guys in singapore tell me that its been a great experience serving in the army for them. Leadership, life skills and such.

Pretty much like Americans sending their kids to military schools, except the singapore government pays!

Driving below 2,000 RPM makes a huge difference.

For my car, that equates to average 80km/h but makes my car 50% more fuel efficient than my days of raising 120km/h hell on the right lane!

Hey guys, I wanted to find something like gamefly in the US, cos i hate havin to buy brand new games and find that its a waste of money, plus its cheaper to rent. Googling video game rental singapore shows www.gaminghow.com and there seems to be a few postings on it. I was wondering if anyone has an...