28-06-07` settlers' cq with tww, thm, mary, lpq

first time to settlers' at clarke quay. aww.. i still miss katong branch! maybe of its pink walls and friendly staff? :)

i think we all love ugly dolls. yea!
new games:

the "ghost" game (we were all in for playing that we forgot to check out the name)
this is interesting. because when it reaches the stage whereby all the couplings are covered, you dunno and highly impossible to remember which one is yours! therefore, there's a high probability you misjudge and help another to win! hahas, i won the first round on the courtsey of hm! i bet ah tan still don't know which ghost is her. she is VERY BLUR.

posing for the camera!

noticed the green bottle? its to trap a ghost and the poor soul cannot make anymore moves unless the 'curse' is removed!

the couplings and the ghost! the front row is the before, back row is after.

their heads STICK together! through thick and thin they said. lols

Jenga

the tallest jenga i've seen! (anyway, i was the one who topple this great building. oppps!) p.s:mary is cute with the shreky band!

Pictionary mania

the one i've played with tuck wei and co the last time at katong. its addictive!

but sad to say with 5 players, we have insufficient members to form teams. ah tan was the one enthu at first, grabbing this game to our chair like a 6 year old, then spreading like a virus, mary became obssessed with the game. she was laughing her head off!

i realised we have corrupted / dirty / R-rates minds.

ah tan went telling me to draw a man. then 'something' between the legs. mary guessed joint, knee blah blahs. the ans? "MALE"

ah tan drew a cactus which looks terribly like the man's organ when view upside down!

during body sculpturing, ah tan made me swing my arms alternately and right leg up bent at 90 degrees. i thought i looked like dog peeing. mary, pq, hm guessed 'dancing, marching, jogging...' then a staff passed by and said 'swimming'. they finally got the ans 'soldiers' OMG, 'swimming'? damm embarasssing!

our back senses failed us. we cant draw by feeling what the other person drew on our backs. well... as DT we were trained to use tactile sensitivity (the 2gs power of detecting calculus) with our fingers, so pardon of our lack of sensations on the back.

it had been a good laughing session. :)