This week, Richard Lim Ngee Hong visited KL, and had teh tarik with some of the guys there ...
I'm sure by now, you'll have no trouble naming the guys in the photo.
BTW, nice T-shirt, Ric !
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Nice photo. What r u guys doing these days?
ReplyDeleteAfter teh tarik, why else did u boys do? Midnite snack? Foot reflexology?
ReplyDeleteCyril looks serious, Harry grumpy, PC a little happy, LC a little surprised and Richard is the only happy happy guy.
ReplyDeleteFive dwarfs and missing is snow white.
Yup, T-shirt freshly acquired from Hatyai, Thailand. Just arrived by that evening at 830pm before in KL, after driving to Hatyai, Krabi, Ko Lanta, Hatyai and Sg Petani...
ReplyDeleteWas really glad that Philip & the KL gang was able to make it for Starbuck kopi at very short notice.
Sorry I could not give longer notice because I did not know when I would be arriving KL...
Hello, why no welcome drinks on the table?
ReplyDeleteJust borrow Starbuck's table and chairs for photographs ha?
what time was this? must be quite late. the street behind looks empty.
ReplyDeleteIt was about 1.30am when we were ushered out of the place! We decided to take a group pic before we parted our ways.
ReplyDeleteI think we were there from about 1030pm onwards until 130am when they kicked us out. Guess we had too much to catch up on that we forgot to take photos.
ReplyDeleteSo, we saw some other customers sitting outside and asked them to take our photos lah...
Slightly off-topic: Folks who are interested to see some photos of my Thailand trip can do so at my Facebook page = http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1646095148 ;)
ReplyDeletecan't see the pixs RL.I thinkyou only share them with friends.
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, I forgot. Oops, that is going to make another project a non starter - tagging everybody in the St Joe reunion dinner!
ReplyDeleteOK, here is another link to my Thailand photos on Picasa instead.
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/sredir?uname=richard.limnh&target=ALBUM&id=5515487498263695761&authkey=Gv1sRgCPvSjtXt3vj-hAE&feat=content_notification
Hopes it works this time.
amboi Richard, so complikated!
ReplyDeleteWhat to do? That is the link that Picasa gives me! OK, next time I do a TinyURL for the who are keyboard challenged!!!
ReplyDeleteLike this?
http://tinyurl.com/RLNH-Thailand
Satisfied? ;)
Saw your Thai photos, Ric. How come u didn't try kiss the snake? Or were you too busy with tiger ... Ahem!
ReplyDeleteWe are born in the year of the PIG. Too tempting for the snake lah!
ReplyDeleteMy girl is born in the year of the SNAKE. So she tries the kiss (if you could figure that out).