PRC family to Sporean Indian neighbors:Can u not cook curry?
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Originally posted by lce:
after all these years, u can still believe wat those politicians said?
u are qualify to be a MP in PAP party
so you dont trust what the politicians say. does that include politicians from the oppostion too? you have trust someone right?
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Originally posted by dragg:
i am not skeptical like you.
my bad.
I dun only take their words with a pinch of salt. i threw the salt with rice grains over my shoulder too
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+1 to Racial harmony.
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I'm cooking chicken curry on the 21st...plan to cook even before that as well....:)
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please check if they from nalgaland. if so then pleas etell the longshort moinutainers and blangalanders to go back their cocktry fly kite lah. careful must check without they last generation true blu sgreans, not direct cut in cut queue direct from banglaland 1 k
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Anyone eating curry on Presidential Election Day?
LHL claims in his National Day Rally they put Singaporeans first. There have been more incidents and especially this one that foreigners finding trouble with locals, why is he or his ministers not step in to speak for us? Liar liar!
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We should not only eat curry (very strong Indian aroma curry) on that day.
Every family, light up strong Indian-handrolled Jasmine, Sandalwood, and Tulasi incense-sticks for the whole day.
The PRC people will faint.
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Originally posted by BanguIzai:
We should not only eat curry (very strong Indian aroma curry) on that day.
Every family, light up strong Indian-handrolled Jasmine, Sandalwood, and Tulasi incense-sticks for the whole day.
The PRC people will faint.
may be I will faint....
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Originally posted by BanguIzai:
We should not only eat curry (very strong Indian aroma curry) on that day.
Every family, light up strong Indian-handrolled Jasmine, Sandalwood, and Tulasi incense-sticks for the whole day.
The PRC people will faint.
Last wkend, the indian in my neighbourhood had little curry party. Saw people from different races eating curry together.
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Originally posted by jmstar~:
Last wkend, the indian in my neighbourhood had little curry party. Saw people from different races eating curry together.
I like! Yum yum :) (/me salivates...)
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
may be I will faint....
You will faint? U nv light these incense? I can light 3 boxes (15 each) within 2 hours and the whole floor will have the fragrance linger.
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Originally posted by jmstar~:
Anyone eating curry on Presidential Election Day?
LHL claims in his National Day Rally they put Singaporeans first. There have been more incidents and especially this one that foreigners finding trouble with locals, why is he or his ministers not step in to speak for us? Liar liar!
curry mai hum, please
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Originally posted by BanguIzai:
You will faint? U nv light these incense? I can light 3 boxes (15 each) within 2 hours and the whole floor will have the fragrance linger.
I'm not into aroma incl perfume. Too strong for sure I will feel dizzy.
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Originally posted by BanguIzai:
I like! Yum yum :) (/me salivates...)
They had it at the void deck. I was so tempted to ask them was that a mini gathering after the PRC incident.
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Originally posted by jmstar~:
They had it at the void deck. I was so tempted to ask them was that a mini gathering after the PRC incident.
hehehe
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
I'm not into aroma incl perfume. Too strong for sure I will feel dizzy.
Ohhh. Ok, stay around more often with the abunene bah.
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Originally posted by BanguIzai:
You will faint? U nv light these incense? I can light 3 boxes (15 each) within 2 hours and the whole floor will have the fragrance linger.
http://sgforums.com/forums/2901/topics/359544
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Originally posted by BanguIzai:
Ohhh. Ok, stay around more often with the abunene bah.
faint...
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
faint...
hahaha
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This is too much. Curry is one of the Singapore dish, and if the PRC cannot take it, they are always free to go to some other place where it is curry free.
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Originally posted by Mel.greywolf:
This is too much. Curry is one of the Singapore dish, and if the PRC cannot take it, they are always free to go to some other place where it is curry free.
Since when is it a SG dish? I thought it belonged to Indians? -
Originally posted by Bio-Hawk:
Since when is it a SG dish? I thought it belonged to Indians?Bio-Hawk
Does Chillies, Tamarind or Fennel seeds (the ingredients of the Indian curry) belong to Indians?
ANSWER ME
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ANSWER ME.
Does Chinese Kung-fu belong to the Chinese? Does the Lion and Mermaid(ingredients of SG national symbol) belong to Singaporeans?
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Originally posted by Bio-Hawk:
ANSWER ME.
Does Chinese Kung-fu belong to the Chinese? Does the Lion and Mermaid(ingredients of SG national symbol) belong to Singaporeans?
I never "thought" curry belongs to either Singaporean or Indians and/or neither Singaporeans nor Indians. (BIOHAWK: READ PROPERLY WITH YOUR BLOODY EYES)
Whereas you "thought" (look at your above post) that curry "belonged" to Indians (BIOHAWK: READ PROPERLY YOUR ABOVE OWN POST WITH YOUR BLOODY EYES AGAIN)
It just shows that you don't understand a single PRICK what I want to tell you. Chillies belonged natively to Central America and South America, Tamarind belonged natively to Arabia, Fennel Seeds belonged natively to the Mediterranean. So what's there for you to "THINK" that curry belongs to the Indians too?
So what's there to equate me whether I think "Chinese Kung-fu" belong to the Chinese or "Lion" and "Mermaid" belong to Singaporeans? (I have never "thought" about them nor expressed my opinions about them before)
THINK PROPERLY WITH YOUR BLOODY HEAD
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someone is trying to be funny.