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  Mossie`Ol Chin 07:12:30 pm on June 7, 2009 | Comments Off | # |
  Tags: causeway, singapore, twitter

  1200pm: SH*T! Feverish. Going back to Sg later. Wonder if I can pass the custom.

  215pm: On bus now. Feeling better after dose of panadols

  330pm: The bus damn slow wei…

  415pm: Finally at Larkin. 170 packed.

  445pm: JB custom, all 20 autogates so long queue… 170 queue longer!

  500pm: 170 attendants fighting with a Bus Pekerja driver for parking at 170 bus lot. “Bodoh” being shouted by everyone. @.@

  515pm: On causeway, one old uncle puking in the bus. I don’t feel feverish anymore. Custom clearance in 5 minutes.

  530pm: Not told to be quarantined, guess not feverish enough.

  600pm: Told the hawker I “nombor 12, makan sini”. He gave me in packet.

   

• Mossie`Ol Chin 01:06:31 pm on May 23, 2009 | 1 | # |
  Tags: pasar malam, ramly burger, singapore, smuggle

  From wikipedia: Ramly Burger Controversy

  Despite its popularity among Singaporeans, the import of Ramly Burger into Singapore is prohibited (a strange fact as frozen Ramly Burger patties are approved for sale there), along with all other Malaysian beef products. However, several stalls have smuggled the burger, albeit illegally, into the country. In particular, Ramly Burger stalls are rampant in pasar malams, which are harder to track due to their itinerant nature.

  How is it hard to track? Every single Pasar Malam in the island feature prominently the delicacy. It is as easy as just making a trip down to the venue and make a swoop. And yes, the Pasar Malam location are always fixed per area. And it seems to be, the smuggling is quite easy.

  Guess it’s not a perfect world. And that’s what make it interesting, no?

  PS: BTW, the Ramly Burger across the causeway are just too expensive and not nice relatively compared to those in the peninsular.

   

• Mossie`Ol Chin 05:56:37 pm on June 15, 2008 | 2 | # |
  Tags: badminton, lee chong wei, singapore

  Was channel surfing on a lazy Sunday afternoon when I stumbled on the man single finals of Singapore Open. I couldn’t believe I was watching a final, it was like a stroll in the park for Chong Wei. But nevertheless, Malaysia won!

   

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