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Some people like to go to hydrotherapy to get molested tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk

Looks like she just lost her virginity unwillingly.

Its midnight, at Tanglin Halt housing estate. Looking for supper at the market food centre famous wanton noodle shop opens at 5pm close at 3am Simple and delicious

One thing about Thai food is it always look nice, pleasing to the eyes, colours appealing. Even from a very simple shop the food looks good. Raw vegetables Banana chicken curry - first time have this thought its strange cooking banana in curry, taste pretty nice, this dish use unripe banana cook with skin of banana Kwah-king is a southern Thai dish thats very spicy but full of Thai herbs, this case use minced pork Kale stir fry with pork Riceberry with stew pork and egg

Bought some bak chang back from my last trip to Singapore (Hoo Kee) having it for breakfast now with coffee Making coffee Breakfast

Going home. Arriving at T1 at 6.50am for 7.40am flight Able to catch breakfast at staff canteen Very delicious lontong Stall 5 Bye all

The Thai style bak chang is quite different from Singapore's, very little meat and lots of nuts so I don't like. Always buy in Singapore and bring back put in freezer for later meals. Normally I buy from a stall in Hong Lim known as Hiong Kee this is very traditional Hokkien style bak chang. This round saw in net a Hoo Kee shop at Bukit Merah Central block 161 thought I'd try it. Was told prices just went up 50 cents today

Took a bus to Old Airport Food Centre for lunch Arrived at 11.40am its very crowded Long queue at Albert Street Prawn Noodle stall Saw many tables order porridge from this stall, must be good Super long queue for this lor mee must be good also The legendary Toa Payoh rojak stall Taking his bloody time to make a simple rojak Oh CRAP! Came all the way for this famous lor mee and its bloody closed today Another super long queue this time for Tiong Bahru lor mee Ended up having the Albert Street Prawn Noodle Was a long queue but its worth it Soup was great. Sweetness of prawn stock This is the hawker centre

Breakfast with a neighbour

Some work again in Singapore next few days so came back today. Just went for supper at the market, wanted to have the famous wanton noodle but Sunday closed so saw a malay stall open. Macik told us she took over the stall in October, open for breakfast and supper. Supper close at 2am but sometimes tired midnight close. Fantastic mee soto soup super nice Delicious mee rebus

Had Pad Thai too

Lunch at Suvarnabhumi Airport SQ lounge - braised duck rice Yam rice with braised duck and taugua and egg Macaroni soup and a double gin tonic to wash them down

Tanglin Halt merket kway chap breakfast

Around Tanglin Halt in Queenstown

Today is Vesak day in Thailand, a very important day in the Buddhist calendar as its Buddha's Birthday. For this in Thailand no alcohol is to be sold throughout the country. So simple dinner without beer. Thai herbs and ants eggs Raw veges Grilled tilapia Hot pot with prawns and pork Stir fry vegetables

Morning breakfast at 6.20am. The best duck noodle because its old style 古早味 Now its time to go home

Photo 14-5-19, 7 09 50 PM.jp2@The_King reading your predicament I highly recommend you to take a bath like this Please remember to go to your neighbour home pluck a re leaves to put into the tub Photo 14-5-19, 7 09 50 PM.jp2

What a great start to my week. Breakfast 8am queue not so long but there's always a queue anytime The stall Coffeeshop at Tanglin Halt $4 vegetarian beehoon and $1 kopi-o After this it's time to go sell some screws

You guys don't complain la already so lucky work mostly high tech and service industries after work go home sweet home with family in First World Swiss Standard society. I'm a foreign worker living in 3rd world crime and disease infested country selling low end screws world 7 days a week. Count your blessings and thank the PAP.

Breakfast today - $1.95 only cheep cheep, free water, free tissue paper

Samsung and Huawei crush Apple's smartphone global market share It wasn't long ago that it looked like Apple would overtake Samsung to grab the biggest chunk of the global smartphone market. But now the company has been pushed into third place by Huawei. By Adrian Kingsley-Hughes for Hardware 2.0 | May 6, 2019 -- 07:32 GMT (15:32 GMT+08:00) It's funny how quickly things can change. Three months ago it seemed like Apple was on track to grab the global smartphone market share crown from Samsung, only to be shoved into third place by Chinese maker Huawei. What does this mean for Apple? Here's a chart that tracks the fight between Apple, Samsung, and Huawei over the past five quarters (courtesy of Bloomberg, based on IDC data): Well, on a totally business front, market share and revenue (and profits) are two separate things, and it might be foolish to focus too heavily on market share. Look at the dollars and cents, if we take the last quarter revenues and profits, it's clear that market share isn't everything. Samsung - Revenue: $44.7 billion | Profits: $5.3 billion Huawei - Revenue: $26.8 billion | Profits: $2.1 billion Apple - Revenue: $58 billion | Profits: $11.6 billion See how revenue and profits tell a different story. But this doesn't mean that Apple shouldn't be worried. The key to Apple's business is market share. The bigger and more robust market share it can create, the more loyal its customers are, and the more it can sell to them in terms of services and accessories that both help to drive profits and lock users deeper into the ecosystem. The more handsets Samsung and Huawei sell, the harder it becomes for Apple to expand its ecosystem. The companies may even be able to grab customers away from Apple – especially at the bottom end, where consumers are more sensitive to price – further eroding Apple's iOS ecosystem. Another thing to bear in mind is that the Huawei effect hits Apple at the core of a vulnerable market – China. Apple has been eyeing China for years now, seeing it as the perfect venue to cause a market explosion. But this effect hasn't materialized. And with increased pressure from the likes of Huawei, it now seems unlikely. And this could, in the longer term, become a much bigger problem, especially as iPhone sales are going soft all round. And if Huawei is right, and it is able to grab 50% of the smartphone market share in China, and take the global market share top spot away from Samsung by 2020, this could squeeze the iPhone even more. While it's never wise to try to predict the future in too much detail, it's hard to not come to the conclusion that Apple's woes are only just beginning, and that the company's focus on services and things like credit cards might be happening at just the right time.

Spicy, fragrant and shiok

Breakfast at a local shop selling noodle and rice (order what you want with the rice) Simple shop Fishball soup Main - krapow moo saap Simple 110 baht ($4.70) breakfast, all freshly cooked, very satisfying

Last post for this trip. Every trip to Shanghai will never miss to visit Di Shui Dong restaurant, a Hunan cuisine that's very authentic First dish is a salad Fermented beans stir fry Vegetable jelly Mapo tofu Pork ribs Fish head steamed with chili Pork with preserved vege Yellow wine

Tonight after massage went to a roast pork rice shop, highly recommended Rice section Big pot of sauce Noodle section Wanton soup (45 baht) My rice (55 baht) My $4.25 dinner Share location - https://goo.gl/maps/3Khuq4ngigRJ6Haj6