Swiss Open Day 6 - Finals (16 Mar)

Alive or Alive

sonnymak said:
On Tan Yee Khan and Ng Boon Bee.

I hope some one from that era can open a thread on their playing prowess.

I have written that Cheah Soon Kit was one of the players who first started with leaping smash and soft play from the back in the late 80s before it became the standard fare for MD in the 90s. I wanted to write about Tan and Ng but never saw them play plaease open new thread.
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:cool::):confused:

Are they still alive very slim chance of that:D:D:D

Do u have any knowledge of their profile?:cool::cool::cool:
 
Lost

Loh said:
I was surprised to learn that kimchi has such excellent properties as being able to ward off cancer or the flu.

It appears that during the SARs crisis, while other Asian countries were suffering from SARs, South Korea was immuned.

And I was flabbergasted to learn that there are so many varieties of Kimchi and the vegetable-mix of ingredients used really astonishes the eye, with red chllies added in great abundance! They even have a kimchi museum in Korea! :cool:

I am now looking more forward to tasting this spicy and tasty dish. :)
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:):):D:D:o
Have u been hiding under a rock?U should have try this a long time ago Try Gelang they might have some better then that maybe serangoon
 
singhzico said:
:):):D:D:o
Have u been hiding under a rock?U should have try this a long time ago Try Gelang they might have some better then that maybe serangoon
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Wah, you must have been residing in Singapore for quite some time to suggest Geylang and Serangoon. ;)

I like the local equivalent of kimchi but since the latter is hardly taken in the normal household I'm seldom exposed to it unless I specially go for Korean food at the food court. :)
 
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