What secret part of Singapore do you live in?singapore eagle wrote: General courtesy of the people
You beat me to it. I was about to ask the same question.Fortan wrote:What secret part of Singapore do you live in?singapore eagle wrote: General courtesy of the people
What's so curious of chicken thigh meat?singapore eagle wrote:Chicken thigh meat
though I may be biased after last week...Fortan wrote:What secret part of Singapore do you live in?singapore eagle wrote: General courtesy of the people
Come on guys, I hope you're pulling my leg. Singapore is very civilised for a big city. When did you last see any yobbery?sundaymorningstaple wrote:You beat me to it. I was about to ask the same question.Fortan wrote:What secret part of Singapore do you live in?singapore eagle wrote: General courtesy of the people
For Saturday football from UK its nigh on perfect.singapore eagle wrote:It’s just dawned on me that I arrived in Singapore five years ago to the day. I thought it might be interesting to capture what I’ve come to like and dislike in this time.
Disclaimer: since I have been here this long, and plan to stay for the foreseeable future, you can take it as given that I like the place. Please don’t take offence at anything I write below.
The good
General courtesy of the people and feeling of safety/comfort you get here
The food, especially hawker centres and coffee shops
Public transport. The folks here really don’t know what they have.
The efficient way in which day-to-day stuff just gets done (so long as you don’t request anything out of the ordinary)
The gateway that Singapore provides to the rest of Asia
The climate
The bad
Singapore is fundamentally a dull place. Options for new things to do dry up very quickly.
Lack of live sport
Rubbish TV
The patronising local newspapers
The standard of written English
The climate
The curious
Singaporeans’ willingness to believe old wives tales and rumour-mongering
Singaporean driving, especially the unwillingness to give way ever
The obsession with branded handbags
Tuition centres
Chicken thigh meat
the National Day Parade
Singaporeans’ apparent inability to walk up stairs
Artist impressions of new condos
Home catered buffets
I suppose I'm just used to chicken breast being the default option. I still kick myself when I order chicken during a meal out and get a manky chicken 'chop'. I should know by now.the lynx wrote:What's so curious of chicken thigh meat?singapore eagle wrote:Chicken thigh meat
Ah, but watching the football/rugby/cricket on the TV and being there in person are two completely different things. Think of the millions of people in Britain, Europe, Australia, the US, etc. that were out watching games this weekend. In Singapore there just isn't that option.Barnsley wrote:For Saturday football from UK its nigh on perfect.singapore eagle wrote:It’s just dawned on me that I arrived in Singapore five years ago to the day. I thought it might be interesting to capture what I’ve come to like and dislike in this time.
Disclaimer: since I have been here this long, and plan to stay for the foreseeable future, you can take it as given that I like the place. Please don’t take offence at anything I write below.
The good
General courtesy of the people and feeling of safety/comfort you get here
The food, especially hawker centres and coffee shops
Public transport. The folks here really don’t know what they have.
The efficient way in which day-to-day stuff just gets done (so long as you don’t request anything out of the ordinary)
The gateway that Singapore provides to the rest of Asia
The climate
The bad
Singapore is fundamentally a dull place. Options for new things to do dry up very quickly.
Lack of live sport
Rubbish TV
The patronising local newspapers
The standard of written English
The climate
The curious
Singaporeans’ willingness to believe old wives tales and rumour-mongering
Singaporean driving, especially the unwillingness to give way ever
The obsession with branded handbags
Tuition centres
Chicken thigh meat
the National Day Parade
Singaporeans’ apparent inability to walk up stairs
Artist impressions of new condos
Home catered buffets
If you base it on yobbery then you may be correct.singapore eagle wrote:Come on guys, I hope you're pulling my leg. Singapore is very civilised for a big city. When did you last see any yobbery?sundaymorningstaple wrote:You beat me to it. I was about to ask the same question.Fortan wrote: What secret part of Singapore do you live in?
Agreed going to the game is what i miss most too.singapore eagle wrote:Ah, but watching the football/rugby/cricket on the TV and being there in person are two completely different things. Think of the millions of people in Britain, Europe, Australia, the US, etc. that were out watching games this weekend. In Singapore there just isn't that option.Barnsley wrote:For Saturday football from UK its nigh on perfect.singapore eagle wrote:It’s just dawned on me that I arrived in Singapore five years ago to the day. I thought it might be interesting to capture what I’ve come to like and dislike in this time.
Disclaimer: since I have been here this long, and plan to stay for the foreseeable future, you can take it as given that I like the place. Please don’t take offence at anything I write below.
The good
General courtesy of the people and feeling of safety/comfort you get here
The food, especially hawker centres and coffee shops
Public transport. The folks here really don’t know what they have.
The efficient way in which day-to-day stuff just gets done (so long as you don’t request anything out of the ordinary)
The gateway that Singapore provides to the rest of Asia
The climate
The bad
Singapore is fundamentally a dull place. Options for new things to do dry up very quickly.
Lack of live sport
Rubbish TV
The patronising local newspapers
The standard of written English
The climate
The curious
Singaporeans’ willingness to believe old wives tales and rumour-mongering
Singaporean driving, especially the unwillingness to give way ever
The obsession with branded handbags
Tuition centres
Chicken thigh meat
the National Day Parade
Singaporeans’ apparent inability to walk up stairs
Artist impressions of new condos
Home catered buffets
This is definitely the thing I miss most about home.
I still prefer boobs to thighs.....JR8 wrote:Come on people, chicken thigh has 5 times the juiciness and flavour vs breast.
It took a while to persuade my wife, but after a a few rendangs and curries, she won't be going back to chicken breast.
p.s. if you want to get really picky, you could argue a case for chicken breast providing a scale/size that allows things like, opening and stuffing with cheese, and so on .... but still the meat is nowhere as good as thigh meat.
Visual vs factual. What matters most
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