Jun 26, 2025
Sometimes, you just need to send an unhinged message at 3am and hope for the best.
I'm currently waiting to see if my best friend wants to play mermaids and what colour his tail will be :3
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Sometimes, you just need to send an unhinged message at 3am and hope for the best.
I'm currently waiting to see if my best friend wants to play mermaids and what colour his tail will be :3
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Saturday Titbits - March 1970
Titbits magazine September 1974
Alvin Stardust - sounds like a Glam Rock superhero, looks like a Glam Rock superhero
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A sugar loaded afternoon snack of Iced Gem Biscuits and Gula Melaka Pineapple Pastry (凤梨酥). Thank goodness, my Teh Siew Dai ☕ (tea with milk but less sweet) kind of equaled it out. 😋 Am pretty sure many of us aunties and uncles grew up eating this nostalgic biscuit 🍪 snack. Even as I am typing out this post, my mind flashed back to the many times I just bit off the colourful sugary twisted tops, leaving the biscuits behind. 😁
Had always thought this Iced Gem Biscuits or Biskut Ais Jem as they are known by our Malay friends is a product of Singapore, if not Malaysia. Voilà, they were first made by Huntley and Palmer of Reading, Britain 🇬🇧 in the 1850s. Like many inventions, they were an accidental discovery as these biscuits 🍪 came out of the oven shrunk; smaller than their intended size. The makers then started selling them as Gems and subsequently added the icing bit in 1910.
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