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HOF: Member pictures
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strazzaque
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Picture taken above a friend's family condo in Penang, Malaysia, in 2004.
We were there for his wedding, about 20 good friends who made the trip from Sydney, Singapore, London, Tokyo and Shanghai.
Seafood dinners every night- lobster, prawns, crab at rock bottom prices, and roti prata breakfasts the morning after. Bliss.
Wearing:A knockdown traveller shirt from British India ($15 Singapore dollars) and shorts from Najee (on clearance)
I also wore roman sandals, with recycled tyre treads as soles, not that you can see them.
This is my favourite pic, even though I regrew my hair. I've told my wife I intend to return to the shaved head again at some point, to her dismay.
We were there for his wedding, about 20 good friends who made the trip from Sydney, Singapore, London, Tokyo and Shanghai.
Seafood dinners every night- lobster, prawns, crab at rock bottom prices, and roti prata breakfasts the morning after. Bliss.
Wearing:A knockdown traveller shirt from British India ($15 Singapore dollars) and shorts from Najee (on clearance)
I also wore roman sandals, with recycled tyre treads as soles, not that you can see them.
This is my favourite pic, even though I regrew my hair. I've told my wife I intend to return to the shaved head again at some point, to her dismay.
Confucius
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Strazzaque, I love Penang. Used to be a regular family holiday spot when I still lived in M'sia.
Can't beat the seafood prices. I remember a restaurant called Hollywood that served the best soft shell crab. I wonder if it's still there...
Can't beat the seafood prices. I remember a restaurant called Hollywood that served the best soft shell crab. I wonder if it's still there...
Go Surface
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Me looking sad at work:
globetrotter
Stylish Dinosaur
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You know us Black men are always angry. I can't remember but someone was suppressing me that afternoon.Originally Posted by jpeirpont
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LOL...It was the one thing more evil than the White man. The Black women.Originally Posted by jpeirpont
Dude, you look a lot older in your avatar. Was there some sort of like Highlander 2 thing that went on (like you kill some evil dudes and get their power and get young again)?
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