we met chin chin and ah chew « IF IT DOESN’T KILL ME, IT CAN ONLY MAKE ME STRONGER.

we met chin chin and ah chew

28 06 2009

The first hawker-zi-char fare I had after I returned!

It was yummy. Thanks, my bro+da sao!

I had a great time with my fam!

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Date : June 28, 2009
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28 06 2009: lapis (18:35:48) :

the one in the background is ur da sao right? at first i thought is you sia. then how come go japan and come back then become so hot, wear until so tight. hahahaha

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29 06 2009: eileen (15:30:29) :

yea lapis, my da sao… haha i’m not “qualified” to wear that kinda clothes, esp on my tummy area! haha

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30 06 2009: amos (14:38:07) :

dasao looks gd siah…too bad taken le

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