Tuesday, March 28, 2006
Monday, March 27, 2006
Weather Stations in Malaysia
I was surfing a world weather site and found that it has Malaysia in it....and Taiping is one of the few weather stations for Malaysia. :-)
Taiping Railway Station...Still As Is
Take a train to Taiping and you arrive at a railway station .... back in time. It is a station that still serves its purpose, today and as it did during the British rule.
Saturday, March 25, 2006
Baby Bean, anyone?
This baby definitely does not look like this anymore. So mummy, (Sharon) can we have the updated version, curly-locks & all?
Thursday, March 23, 2006
Sunday, March 19, 2006
Saturday, March 18, 2006
Old New Club Part 5
the deep pool now a fishing heaven
the smaller pool, i dun quite remember how it look like.
maybe someone have a picture of how it look like then.
our tarzan in action
tarzan: me go up, look for food,
you stay, wait tarzan back,
the end.
Old New Club Part 4
shaolin master, dan li
err... ah hock what you doing ?
shaolin master dan li picking a fight with big daddy ah hock
ah hock ran into the deep end of the pool, and dan li was just 1cm too short to follow
Old New Club Part 3
haha, nude squad cancelled, cabut !
ah boy version of nude squat
kampung kids
our so call waterfall
Old New Club Part 2
kui tiam ah ? ah hock ah boey lai eh ?
me : "i think ee chuey beh teok ee a speedo"
everybody pretend to smile
me: i think ah boy pang sai oledi lah, cilaka!
this wan chicken or getah ?
preparing for the nude squad
me: washing ah boy backside
Old New Club Part 1
this is a repost, since the first time, only 2 pictures appeared. i'll split this into three, maybe four part, since i'm new with picaso, and it only allowed me to load 4 pictures only.
a bunch of us went to the old new club during chinese new year and which actually started this whole email thing cycle from either pat or doreen, i dont remember, lets give them a big applause, phak chew, phak chew.
so sorry to inform the other goh family that they have already tore down your beloved new club, but the deep pool is still there but i heard its full of broken glases and now its full of fishes as well. its kinda like redang, swiming with all the fishy minus the corals of course and sea water, sea water maybe, god knows how many ppl kencing there, you know ppl like cheok and ......me, cannot find tree, any pond with fish also can, fertilizing the fishes, haha.
anyway, a bunch of us went there, its actually beside the torn down old new club, and there is like a small little waterfall there.
river kwai bridge ?
have you seen this before ? self made modified sweeper
chicken little and chicken bigger
cheng hu lang and dan li, dan li ? check out next post.
a bunch of us went to the old new club during chinese new year and which actually started this whole email thing cycle from either pat or doreen, i dont remember, lets give them a big applause, phak chew, phak chew.
so sorry to inform the other goh family that they have already tore down your beloved new club, but the deep pool is still there but i heard its full of broken glases and now its full of fishes as well. its kinda like redang, swiming with all the fishy minus the corals of course and sea water, sea water maybe, god knows how many ppl kencing there, you know ppl like cheok and ......me, cannot find tree, any pond with fish also can, fertilizing the fishes, haha.
anyway, a bunch of us went there, its actually beside the torn down old new club, and there is like a small little waterfall there.
river kwai bridge ?
have you seen this before ? self made modified sweeper
chicken little and chicken bigger
cheng hu lang and dan li, dan li ? check out next post.
Friday, March 17, 2006
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
New TOYOTA COROLLA launch
Hi folks - thought you might like the new enviromentally-friendly Toyota model shown.With the current petrol prices skyrocketing, Toyota have pre-emptively launch a new model to capture the market upfront. According to reliable sources, this new model does not run on petrol or diesel. It is a new technological breakthrough in engine design using only biodegradable material and with very low maintenance costs. To avoid any last minute rush or stock out, please place early booking preferably six months in advance.
Thursday, March 09, 2006
I am sure you people know where this is!
..so Taiping lang...we should be familiar with these 2 kopitiams :-)
Wednesday, March 08, 2006
How To Create An Actual Post
Hello people....let me see if I can help you create a post. Firstly, if you go to http://sawcousins.blogspot.com, that is the result of a created blog site.
As a visitor to the site, you can do the following:
1. Add to the comment under each post you see. The comment link is at the bottom right hand corner of each post.
2. Talk using the Chatterbox feature that looks like a chat message box on the far left of the screen.
As a team member, you can do all of the above plus create your own actual posting with photos likes the ones you see. To create the posts, you need to do the following:
1. Log into http://www.blogger.com
2. Enter your username (same as the one you used for the team member) and your password.
3. Once you are in, you will see The Saws Talking La in the site.
4. Click on the link and you will be brought into an editing page where you can Create a post.
...Ms Cheng Hu cousin...I am sure you can do it! :-) Show them!
As a visitor to the site, you can do the following:
1. Add to the comment under each post you see. The comment link is at the bottom right hand corner of each post.
2. Talk using the Chatterbox feature that looks like a chat message box on the far left of the screen.
As a team member, you can do all of the above plus create your own actual posting with photos likes the ones you see. To create the posts, you need to do the following:
1. Log into http://www.blogger.com
2. Enter your username (same as the one you used for the team member) and your password.
3. Once you are in, you will see The Saws Talking La in the site.
4. Click on the link and you will be brought into an editing page where you can Create a post.
...Ms Cheng Hu cousin...I am sure you can do it! :-) Show them!
Doreen's 1st Post.....
I agree with my brother, we've been sharing very shallow stuff, time to get more chim. It's about time we talk about things that really matter, things that have been bugging us all our lives, mainly these:
1. Why does Andrew have an English name and Chee Kean doesn't? And where did Jim-Boy come from?
2. What are Tom Tom Chee and Neh Neh Chee's real name? And why were they given such funny names?
3. Does Ah Hock still eat as many packets of Maggi Mee at one go?
4. What happened to Ah Fook Boy ? I hear some of you asking Ah Fook who? Let's see who knows.
5. How old is Ah Cheok really?
1. Why does Andrew have an English name and Chee Kean doesn't? And where did Jim-Boy come from?
2. What are Tom Tom Chee and Neh Neh Chee's real name? And why were they given such funny names?
3. Does Ah Hock still eat as many packets of Maggi Mee at one go?
4. What happened to Ah Fook Boy ? I hear some of you asking Ah Fook who? Let's see who knows.
5. How old is Ah Cheok really?
Tuesday, March 07, 2006
The Hokkien - English Dictionary 4
HAN NA!: (somehow...I thought of Ah Pat using this phrase a few times...hmm..)
(hahn- nah)Local exclamation meaning "Enough already!", often said in exasperation.Beng: "You know hor.. your shirt berry ugly leh..."Seng: "HAN NA!!!"
HANTAM:
(hun-tahm)A Malay word meaning to beat or hit."Don't go and disturb him while he so busy. He sure hantam you one."
HEONG(hyong):
Hokkien for "strong" or "fierce"."Wah lau, his B.O. is damn heong."
EH SAI/EH SAI BO?:
Hokkien phrase meaning, "Is it possible?", or as it's locally anglicized, "Can or not?"Beng: "Eh, lend me your car, eh sai bo?"Seng: "Eh saaaaaiiii!" (Of couuuuurse!)
KIA SI LANG(kee-ah see lahng):
A Hokkien term which could be translated as either "to scare even the dead" or "to scare people to death". Either way, it is used when one has been given a fright."Why your make up like that one? Kia si lang!"
(hahn- nah)Local exclamation meaning "Enough already!", often said in exasperation.Beng: "You know hor.. your shirt berry ugly leh..."Seng: "HAN NA!!!"
HANTAM:
(hun-tahm)A Malay word meaning to beat or hit."Don't go and disturb him while he so busy. He sure hantam you one."
HEONG(hyong):
Hokkien for "strong" or "fierce"."Wah lau, his B.O. is damn heong."
EH SAI/EH SAI BO?:
Hokkien phrase meaning, "Is it possible?", or as it's locally anglicized, "Can or not?"Beng: "Eh, lend me your car, eh sai bo?"Seng: "Eh saaaaaiiii!" (Of couuuuurse!)
KIA SI LANG(kee-ah see lahng):
A Hokkien term which could be translated as either "to scare even the dead" or "to scare people to death". Either way, it is used when one has been given a fright."Why your make up like that one? Kia si lang!"
Monday, March 06, 2006
The Family of the Child In Question....
Danny Boy...this is the boy in question...with the legal guardians :-) His name is Timothy, the younger brother of Nicholas
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