I've been scouring the Internet for some creative or witty combination of these two festivals but haven't found anything all that interesting, so you guys will have to make do with this next picture of the lady & the tiger (to the question which is which, I'll leave you to answer ... :-).
Actually speaking of lady and tiger reminds me of an intriguing short story by Frank Stockton that I read many years ago. It was called "The Lady or the Tiger?". You can read it online at this website.
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Happy Valentine's Day !
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Happy & Grrroaring Tiger new year to all our Josephian friends and also happy valentine day to all.
ReplyDeleteGrowl ! Growl ! Grrrr ! Grrrr ! Growl ! Growl ! Growl ! Grrrrr ! Grrr ! Growl! (* that's Tiger for: Gong Xi Fa Cai & May You Always Catch What You Hunt!)
ReplyDeleteI see two tigers in the second picture. hehehe
ReplyDeletebut both are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFrom Siem Reap, Cambodia...wishing all of you & families Gong Xi Fa Cai !!. May you continue to be blessed, enjoy good health, wealth, peace anddo keep in touch.
ReplyDeleteYear of the Tiger...yes here they call their fierce & dominating bini as "khla nyea"...tigress...hahaa!!
To all the St Joe boys of the 70s, good health and abundant happiness.
ReplyDeleteHappy Lunar New Year to All ... the Year of the Tiger will definitely be auspicious.
ReplyDeleteHowever not so sure about celebrating Valentine Day, which I think is over-commercialised. Sorry. just my view.
That first one sure is one FAT tiger!
ReplyDeleteThe Lady or the Tiger? It's the Lady for me anytime.
ReplyDeleteMay The Year Of The Metal Tiger Bring To Us and all Manking, Peace...Prosperity...Happiness...Good Health..and...Gong Xi Fatt Cai...
ReplyDeleteTigress!Tigress! Baring her pride,
ReplyDeleteBut why hide the great divide?
To Anon Feb 13, she's his object of desire,
Nothing can he do but merely with a sigh admire!
'Cos at 50, so much potency has been lost,
After expending it for a great common cause!
GONG XI FATT CHAI TO ALL OF YOU, MY FRIENDS!
Don't forget, a Sarawakian (Kuching fellow) was mauled to death by white tigers at the Singapore Zoo a year or 2 ago.
ReplyDeleteAnd anon 12.34am, how can you be sure that:
1. anon feb 13 is 50 and
2. that potency is lost at 50. I am sure lots of 76ers will beg to disagree
Those Singaporean tigeresses are dangerous! Beware! LOL
ReplyDeleteGong Xi Fa Chai everyone!
ReplyDeleteLet's get down to usiness ... where're the CASINOs this year?
Dear Anon Feb 13 12.34am ( Toto 6/10 ), for Q1, i assume he's one of the 76ers and for Q2, only the HMs ( Home Ministers )of the 76ers can verify it.
ReplyDeleteIncidentally, today is a very appropriate and auspicious day to prove it, being both a Valentine and CNY day. Once is good enough but must be with HM, though, hehehe...
Somebody told me red wine is good for improving
potency. True kah, red wine lovers?
i got one bottle which i haven't opened yet.
Tiger! Tiger! Still burning bright,
ReplyDeletecontinuing Blake’s little ditty,
The Tiger stripes are quite a sight,
A mark of conquest or victory.
The Tiger tail lethal and long,
Whipping all foes to shape,
The Tiger gaze sharp and strong,
Even the bravest can’t escape.
The Tiger Year should bring us cheer,
Indeed Fifty is but a number,
Loss of potency? Have no fear,
We’re strong & cool as a cucumber.
Hey HoloChim, Singapore's Resorts World Sentosa had their soft launch today! S$, RM, Yen, Pounds, USD all accepted ...
ReplyDeleteWah, looks like we may have a poetry contest going on here. More great talent shown by Josephians no doubt. Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteSorry lah JY, my level of play is too small for Singapore new casino. I was thinking of Holo Chim and Ban Lat at some old classmate home, playing for 5 sen and 10 sen only leh!
ReplyDeleteWho got Open House today, 2nd Day of Tiger YEar? Otherwise we just come to your doorstep uninvited! Make sure got lots of kueh and minum!
ReplyDeleteYou all mention Tiger this and Tiger that but....
ReplyDeleteJust because Tiger Wood is in the "S--t ,we must not forget him. Tiger Wood.
Right ? Nick L
All for Tiger year
Indeed no. we haven't forgotten Tiger Woods. But WJ already mentioned him in a previous post "Year of the Tiger".
ReplyDeleteDo folks still celebrate CNY like they used to in the past? We were having a discussion on this at the coffeeshop. We think sadly some of the traditional activities like visiting friends is dwindling in Kuching. What you say?
ReplyDeleteHiya, going around visiting friends is 'out of fashion' already lo, I mean this is 2010 already and not 1976 liaw.
ReplyDeleteI remember back then we would cycled from one house to another visiting friends, and the first thing we ask for is drink, not cookies on cakes but water.
Kong Hee Fatt Chai! Ang Pow Gia Lai !
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