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giantlow
    11-Jan-2007 00:18  
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my friend recommends a resturant at Paramount Hotel. (near Parkway Parade). he says the cheese oysters are simply shiok man. have anyone heard of it?
 
 
iPunter
    10-Jan-2007 00:24  
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Tung Lok?
 
 
giantlow
    09-Jan-2007 23:49  
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guys prefer makan sessions. or at least i do. hahaha

maybe we should organise a makan session together eh?
 

 
elfinchilde
    09-Jan-2007 22:55  
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machines....exercise.....exercise machines.... o_0

haha singaporegal, agree with you. nothing like a good massage and spa! mebbe we should organise a spa retreat sometime, just for the ladies...

keke.

 
 
iPunter
    09-Jan-2007 21:24  
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Ya... that's  true... nothing beats the specially trained human hands, but much labour is required.

Machines have their goodness too... 

In the modern world, machines are increasingly replacing humans... in more and more areas..
 
 
singaporegal
    09-Jan-2007 21:12  
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I have always found that a massage chair or any other so-called health machine is nothing compared to a real massage given by professionals.
 

 
iPunter
    09-Jan-2007 18:44  
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No.. the astronauts train in centrifuges, I think, but this machine I'm referring to is more for personal use...

I just found out it is also called a "Chi Machine" .. just gooog for that and you'll see a webpage listing the many models of it...

While you lie down, the machine swings your lower body laterally and improves overall chi circulation. I bought one at an Aibee Store few years back but had not used it regularly.

If you buy it, make sure you buy a haeavy-duty one, as the flimsy ones are quite useless. 
 
 
giantlow
    09-Jan-2007 18:04  
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are u refering to the equipment which they use to train astronaunts where the person can spin 360 degrees around?

seems fun
 
 
iPunter
    09-Jan-2007 16:15  
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hahaha...

Cowboy hat, 1.5" soft foam mattress, nails bed... I'll try 'em all... should be great fun...



Bythe way has anyone tried a machine called the "swing"?..

It's something that makes your whole legs and lower body swing left and right (sideways) when you lie down on your back and place both legs on this machine at the feet.... :)

It's not made by Osim.







 
 
giantlow
    09-Jan-2007 15:29  
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hahaha. dynmitebull.

does it work with a bed of nails or a more cheapo method using durian husks?
 

 
dynamitebull
    09-Jan-2007 10:28  
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iPunter,

I have a suggestion to toning up ... try sleeping on a 1.5" foam mattress on the floor for a couple of months and see the results (I've been doing this for 5 years).

A hard floor makes a hard man. The aches are bad at first but then you get used to it and build higher tolerance for pain. Your muscles sure to get toned up.

All the toys Osim, OTO, Aibi etc sell cannot measure up to this simple idea.
 
 
billywows
    09-Jan-2007 00:43  
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Remember to wear a cowboy hat while on iGallop ya, iPunter .... Heehee! :P



CIMB says to drop Osim, guys:

http://www.remisiers.org/research//SIN-Strategy-080107[cgk].pdf
 
 
iPunter
    08-Jan-2007 23:55  
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Eastonbay...

Thanks for the tips... me too... can't  get up too early for the horses. I was thinking of a simple solution to tone up the waist and overall joints, sense of balance, etc with the iGallop. I can imagine the beneficial effects of just doing 3 months on the iGallop.. 
 
 
EastonBay
    08-Jan-2007 23:44  
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No machine can replace the actual riding experience on real horse. Actually riding lesson isn't all that expensive, it's a misconception. And the gears required is nothing as compared to Golf clubs (price wise). However, if you are interested in horse-riding in Spore, you would have to be an early riser because Sgp is simply too hot for the horses. Lessons are conducted in early morning like 6am. Too Early for a lazy bone like me!

Osim itself has too many direct competitors (mostly copycat) in Singapore and Asia. However, the US biz Bridgestone which OSIM acquired sells very interesting items/gadgets. Not sure how much does Bridgestone contributes to OSIM's bottomline. Not interested in this counter and not vested.
 
 
singaporegal
    08-Jan-2007 21:07  
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Who is OSIM's biggest competitor? Is it Oto?
 

 
iPunter
    08-Jan-2007 18:29  
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giantlow...

hahaha... No, I am not into OSIM... neither do I intend to, coz it's not  my kind of stock, and I am also not connected to OSIM... I just comment out of interest like I comment on other things ...just for fun, you see... hehe... :)
 
 
giantlow
    08-Jan-2007 18:13  
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iPunter, are u vested in Osim?
 
 
giantlow
    08-Jan-2007 18:12  
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Operation Rescue Treebeard would be to rescue me from falling SPC prices. But hey, if elf is not worried, i am not worried too cos "IN ELF I TRUST"
 
 
iPunter
    08-Jan-2007 17:54  
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hi dynamitebull... :)



You are very right... and it's so sad... 

The company concerned obviously have great faith in this serious product to want to promote it widely, but unfortunately, good intentions are one thing... the market just isn't ready for the goodies, or rather, the environment does not suit the product, no matter how valuable it is.



In view of the real excellence of the product, I suppose it would be necessary for some creative solution. Possibly one the ways would be to work on solutions to educate the general public on the benefits of horse-riding, for example. And then maybe those in the medical profession can be enlisted to widely promote the therapeutic goodness of horse-riding. Or perhaps the education professionals can help to promote it's availabilty in school gyms, etc. Or even a mail order campaign. Just somthing to mull over.

 
 
 
dynamitebull
    08-Jan-2007 17:35  
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iGallop?

reminds me of this time in IMM when Osim had 6 or 8 iGallops on display; guess who was testing them out? kids, all kids...having the fun of their life. no adult in his/her right mind would go near iGallop.

that's one big reason i m staying out of Osim stock.

 
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