, is it fate? Destiny?
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Try 洋河大曲 - baijiu - tastes as good as some of the more expensive wines, however at a fraction of the price
Ok, I will look out for it, dunno if import stores or asia supermarkets have it here.
Rice wine is good if you enjoy south European fortified wine like Sherry. But good luck in finding good quality rice wine in smaller Asian markets. For years I had to cook Dongpo pork with Madeira because I couldn't find good rice wine at my local Asian market.
70% of people in Singapore wear an Under Armour T-shirt or bag. 50% wear both an Under Armour T-shirt AND bag at the same time. If I see another Singaporean thinking he is Captain Americano, I will set his apparel on fire.
The lack of creativity, originality, and innovation in dress sense is crazy. It's actually worse than having everyone wear Mao suits. I'd rather see Singaporeans all be wearing the same Mao suit instead of some Under Armour shit that they think makes them look cool because of proximity to whiteness.
The lack of creativity, originality, and innovation in dress sense is crazy. It's actually worse than having everyone wear Mao suits. I'd rather see Singaporeans all be wearing the same Mao suit instead of some Under Armour shit that they think makes them look cool because of proximity to whiteness.
Is it possible to change your profile pic in Pakistan Defence Forum? I just created my account on PDF, account name NiuBiDaRen
@Crang Nah!!! it suits you Big Brother...lol
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If you have an native-English accent (eg. American, British), it works very well in Singapore.
After WW2, the South Korean government adopted a racial purity narrative as their government philosophy. This was basically copied from the previous colonial government run by Fascist Japan. South Korea is very different now, but the older generation still have very different attitudes on racial purity than the younger generation
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Just tested positive for COVID via a rapid antigen test, which means I have to isolate at home for the next seven days.
I first had symptoms (sore throat) develop two days ago (Saturday) and did a rapid antigen test that morning and PCR test in the evening, both of which came back negative. I should've done a RAT Sunday as well. If that had come back positive my isolation period would've ended one day earlier. I put too much faith in the "gold standard" PCR test I guess. I have had four doses of the Pfizer vaccine, though the most recent dose was only last week, probably just prior to infection. Saturday night was the worst of it in terms of symptoms, with aching muscles and joints, hot and cold flushes, sore throat. Since then there have been mild improvements, though I've picked up the occasional cough, excess mucous production in exchange for generally feeling a bit better. Still, at this rate it seems likely that I will be ok.
Fortunately, under considerable pressure the Australian government has , which I should qualify for.
I first had symptoms (sore throat) develop two days ago (Saturday) and did a rapid antigen test that morning and PCR test in the evening, both of which came back negative. I should've done a RAT Sunday as well. If that had come back positive my isolation period would've ended one day earlier. I put too much faith in the "gold standard" PCR test I guess. I have had four doses of the Pfizer vaccine, though the most recent dose was only last week, probably just prior to infection. Saturday night was the worst of it in terms of symptoms, with aching muscles and joints, hot and cold flushes, sore throat. Since then there have been mild improvements, though I've picked up the occasional cough, excess mucous production in exchange for generally feeling a bit better. Still, at this rate it seems likely that I will be ok.
Fortunately, under considerable pressure the Australian government has , which I should qualify for.