the nights to remember

lettfly · #1 09-01-2012, 10:42 AM

straight laced as I am, I am always in search of adventures in life and to rack up the days and nights in my life that will put a smile to my face when I am jolted by memories of a moment in time in my years to come.

Born and bred for the most part of my life in Singapore, I spent a considerable period of time overseas studying and am about to embark on a new professional challenge and will be stationed for work far away which prompted me to start this thread in search of likeminded Females souls.

we can exchange over emails and if the right chemistry is attained, we can arrange to meet.

I am a professional on the cusp of thirty and love having great conversations over wine. kindly drop me a PM if you are like me looking to clock the nights to remember.

Tsar · #2 09-01-2012, 12:05 PM

Nicely written! like your penmanship! but you are going away, now then look for a FB?

lettfly · #3 09-01-2012, 02:58 PM

Sometimes, the best moments in life are fleeting.

When you have too much of something, it can dull.

Best are you know you have tasted it but to taste it again is difficult.

The first few moments become entrenched in your subconscious.

The heart and mind desires what we cannot have easily.

jasdude · #4 09-01-2012, 05:28 PM

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The heart and mind desires what we cannot have easily.

Entrenched within us are desires, lust and greed; which many fail in vain to free.

I am just afraid that your wait be in vain if the Madames eschew the plea.

Ichigo_Kurosaki · #5 09-01-2012, 05:31 PM

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Originally Posted by jasdude

Entrenched within us are desires, lust and greed; which many fail in vain to free.

I am just afraid that your wait be in vain if the Madames eschew the plea.

Wow! Bro jasdude, very "Cheem-logy"

Si-mi meaning?

Is it wait long long for pasar malam vans and cashew nuts also bo?

Reoxy · #6 09-01-2012, 06:03 PM

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Originally Posted by lettfly

am about to embark on a new professional challenge and will be stationed for work far away which prompted me to start this thread in search of likeminded Females souls.
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Basically looking for a short-term/ one-off fling.

HunterJ · #7 09-01-2012, 07:11 PM

This thread has its depth in the writing !!!

jasdude · #8 09-01-2012, 07:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Ichigo_Kurosaki

Wow! Bro jasdude, very "Cheem-logy"

Hahaha, bo lah! mama shop many many, why have to wait for the van? I just now went mama shop buy and eat too much ang moh rich tea biscuit! England sudden power sia. I now see again also buay huao. Wah phianzzzzz

Excusie me my writing, really private limited.

HunterJ · #9 09-01-2012, 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by jasdude

Hahaha, bo lah! mama shop many many, why have to wait for the van? I just now went mama shop buy and eat too much ang moh rich tea biscuit! England sudden power sia. I now see again also buay huao. Wah phianzzzzz

Excusie me my writing, really private limited.

Hahaha.. good one !! I just like to see Bro Jasdude's posts..

Ichigo_Kurosaki · #10 09-01-2012, 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by jasdude

Hahaha, bo lah! mama shop many many, why have to wait for the van? I just now went mama shop buy and eat too much ang moh rich tea biscuit! England sudden power sia. I now see again also buay huao. Wah phianzzzzz

Excusie me my writing, really private limited.

But to be hornest, this is really an air-row-quen-lee written thread

I wish him luck

jasdude · #11 09-01-2012, 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by HunterJ

Hahaha.. good one !! I just like to see Bro Jasdude's posts..

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Originally Posted by Ichigo_Kurosaki

But to be hornest, this is really an air-row-quen-lee written thread

I wish him luck

Agree! TS! a thumbs up from me. What we did was just for a laugh. No ill intentions for this well penned thread. Good Luck

innuendo · #12 09-01-2012, 09:21 PM

No offence, jasdude, but I think you've misused 'eschew'.

Tsar · #13 09-01-2012, 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by innuendo

No offence, jasdude, but I think you've misused 'eschew'.

With my limited vocabulary and with the help of the internet, I think he meant avoid or shun

jasdude · #14 10-01-2012, 02:13 AM

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Originally Posted by innuendo

No offence, jasdude, but I think you've misused 'eschew'.

No problem, if I am wrong please correct me BUT you should have included why I am wrong. I am all ears.

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Originally Posted by Tsar

With my limited vocabulary and with the help of the internet, I think he meant avoid or shun

Yes I used "eschew" in this context as avoid or shun. It sounded better too.

innuendo · #15 10-01-2012, 03:14 AM

Because to eschew something connotes a practice or habit that's being dropped or avoided. For example, a surgeon may eschew orthodoxy, and opt for innovative procedures. Strictly speaking, you can't eschew something you've had no experience with. You may, however, avoid, shun, dismiss or choose not to employ it.

Since you've used the word 'plea', may I suggest 'heed not the plea'? By the way, the appropriate plural for the word 'madame' is 'mesdames', which suggests the women are married (equivalent of missus). If you're hinting at the single ladies, 'mesdemoiselles' would work (equivalent of misses).