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Wonder if SAFRA would do

http://www.safra.sg/Enjoy/Function-Room ... MhYEKxDS9y

I could only find them in B1-02/03/04 Tanglin Market Place of Tanglin Mall. It's rather pricey at S$10+ a box the last time I got one, This one: http://www.nabiscoworld.com/Brands/ProductInformation.aspx?BrandKey=honeymaid&Site=1&Product=4400000463 Not sure if they've brought in other brands since.

No wonder selling spectacles is such a thriving business in Singapore.

Thanks

What would you look out for when you're shopping for a reading lamp?

I am presently using an Ikea desk lamp with its 40watt bulb. It gives off a soft yellowish light. Reading under its light gets my eyes tired after a while, everytime.

Any information would be most appreciated!

If I may, what do you guys make of LeeKY's accent? Born in Singapore (to immigrant Chinese parents, according to wikipedia), given the 'English education' in Singapore and attended universities in Britain. Is his accent supposed to be what the Singaporean accent should sound like? I find his ministe...

The guys in my neighborhood didn't want to take CRT monitors, nor did they want a desktop with a shot disk. Getting a bit picky. Tell me about it. One of the many who come by my neighborhood only accepts used appliances, no newspapers no cardboard, thank you very much. I made a trip down to the rec...

sundaymorningstaple wrote:

AminoAcid wrote:SMS you may have lived in my country much longer than I have been alive,

Did I just give you an ego trip? At least you admit it's noise and I'm glad I'm not alone.

And I guess I remembered the tune wrong.

I appreciate the recycling work that they do, I just do not appreciate their unrestrained use of the horn. SMS you may have lived in my country much longer than I have been alive, but I really do remember them using their voices and bells when I was younger, which are much less intrusive in my opini...

I wonder if anybody else is, like me extremely bothered by these rag-collectors who come with their loud piercing horn everyday? Have you done anything to keep them quiet that works?

Bloody disgrace. The folks at sammyboy have better sense of logic. Go eat your rice and practise your kungfu.

Croccs22 just what are you getting at? That we only speak mild Singlish? Who else in the world but us are more capable of speaking full Singlish? "English language isn't the 1st language for 60% of Singaporeans" but "IDK about you but many Singaporeans speak English as their first language." So is ...

Croccs22 just what are you getting at? That we only speak mild Singlish? Who else in the world but us are more capable of speaking full Singlish? "English language isn't the 1st language for 60% of Singaporeans" but "IDK about you but many Singaporeans speak English as their first language." So is E...

in certain western countries, it's the norm for kids to leave home after graduating high school. that's a big motivating factor towards learning how to cook and clean - to be independent. asian kids tend to stay with their parents for much longer and get mollycoddled, as do those in some (?) europe...

Hi, After going to my first opera production, the Singapore Lyric Opera's production of Turandot in August I think I'm hooked. So I'm looking to see if there's anybody to join me for Puccini's Gala happening on 21st Nov (Friday) 7.30pm at the Esplanade. http://www.singaporeopera.com.sg/currentseason...

Isn't it because chopstick usually come in single-use packages, whereas the fork&spoon set is probably, as previously described by someone else, only dip in cold water and stored? Hygienis conditions, you must admit, in hawker centers and workers' canteens, are not exactly at their best... Single-u...