[taya17]

[color=#000000ost_uid0]Let's see. In chronological order, I've flown from Singapore to Phuket, Perth, China, Hawaii (and from Hawaii to Los Angeles), Sydney, Bangkok (several times, my dad was stationed there for a bit), Hong Kong, Chiang Mai (from Bangkok) and New Zealand. In two week's time I'll be flying up to Bangkok again for a short trip because my parents need to get rid of their frequent flyer points before they expire. My dad spent almost one year travelling on business and picked up so many frequent flyer points (because sometimes my mom used to go with him) that I flew business class to New Zealand last December. It was [iost_uid0]fantastic[/iost_uid0]. Singapore Airlines really does know how to make one comfortable.

Ha ha, I bet you're all jealous of me now... ::runs::

I've been driving for more than a year now, but only in Singapore, which has a maximum speed limit of 90 kph on expressways so it's no fun. Not that I give a rat's patoot about speed limits [read: made to be broken, they are], but that basically means that the buggers in front of me rarely drive faster than 110kph. Even in the fast lane. ::scowls::


Edit: The last few questions. It's neither soda nor pop, we just call each drink by its name or lump them all under the category of "gassy drinks". And it's called a 'water cooler' in Singapore. Water fountains are landscapings that you find in nice parks. [/colorost_uid0]