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Post by KidD01 »

vixen, that depend on your taste :) in most Asian countries porridge were made from rice. And to make it mote tasty you can add some meat in it...OMG now I'm getting hungry :D :D
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Are we talking porridge as in the glutinous gluey mess we have over here? I can't imagine wanting to eat it let alone add meat...
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vixen it's not so gluey. Perhaps if you drop by Singapore you cantry some delicious porridge there. Try the ones at hawker centers. The restaurants and hotels mostly serve them in the mornings. And it's a good meal for dinner too :)
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Hello,a discussion about porridge?They're delicious :) ;) :D
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Hello, Brink. :) Didn't you say you won't be here till Friday? :p
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Originally posted by Minerva:
<STRONG>@leedogg: Brink *was* a nice kid, but now he is the biggest hugger in the forum. I want our nice, innocent Brink buck... :( :p :D

[ 06-10-2001: Message edited by: Minerva ]</STRONG>
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@Minerva-Hello.I still have some time to spam (of course,since I'm so disliked,if you don't want me around,I'll leave )
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Brink, there are so many people in this forum, and we cannot concentrate on one person all the time, you know. :) We cannot expect everyone to answer all of our questions, and it doesn't mean we are ignored.
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@Minerva-You've posted that before :rolleyes:
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@Brink: Did I? Well, that's what I think and I haven't changed my opinion. :D
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@Minerva-Yes you have
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@Brink: I have to go... Cooking time. :D

See you later. :)
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@Minerva-Have a nice lunch :)
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Brinkster R you still here ?
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you guys are spamming in the old spammers home! :eek: back in the old days, you would recieve cookies for such behavior! :D :D
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Actually, I think Weasel would eat your cookies before you even got a chance to receive them!! :D
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You forgot my Back side / railgun and my ... and you holes, ahh i still remember it like it was a few months back...oh wait.... hmmm.... nurse i think it is time for my sponge bath... :)
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Originally posted by leedogg:
<STRONG>you guys are spamming in the old spammers home! :eek: back in the old days, you would recieve cookies for such behavior! :D :D </STRONG>
LOL Old Spammers never die, They just got better and better :D :D
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*leedogg walks into the wall right next to the door*

BUMP

oh well my eyesight's not what it used to be. :eek:
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*Brink awakens*

I....I....I....

*Brink loses consciousness once more*

:p :p :D
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