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Sunday, June 22, 2008, 9:50 PM
Time for updates!
Friday: Went to town with "Ben 6" to do some window shopping! I believe it was our first time shopping together, because whenever we're out, its either movie or dinner. Was chatting noisily on the train while poor Michelle was left alone sleeping on the opposite side of the cabin. Moving on, we roamed around Tangs where Mark found a pair shoes which he actually liked but unfortunately for him, they do not have his size. I guess Mark is the type of guy which buys whatever he likes at first sight, but for me, its totally the opposite way round. We moved on to some Fcuk clothing where I bought my new shirt yesterday. It bears the "Hot as Fcuk" sentence. Fits me don't you think?After the long walk at Tangs, we headed on for our Dinner at Shaw Centre where we ordered some KFC! I tried out the new Twister, and its kinda good. Tasted like prata and chicken. It would have tasted better if they had curry sauce. Anyone up for "Chicken Roti Prata"?
Pat and Tahqeem left soon after the dinner, so it was left with Michelle, Mark, Lizanne and me. We continued on with the shopping around Taka where we saw some dresses! That was the time where we had a good laugh! We tried to picture the girls in dresses, and I have totally no comments on how they look. East meets West, can put it that way?
At the end of the day, We chilled at this secluded pathway beside Taka where we compared cantonese and Hokkien. Mark was ranting on how crude Hokkien sounded even if it was the most friendliest sentence when translated in English. Compare "Low Dao" and " Lao Pei". Its translates as Father in Cantonese and Hokkien, so which one sounds ruder?
Finally we left the area at around 11 plus where it was time for me to prepare for the next day ahead! (Saturday)