Sorbet
Hi readers of chingling.net, I think cely is buzy watching her Taiwan drama series, so let me ?? a couple entry of two. I’ve got too many things I want to write but because the niche tak ngam, I cannot have them inside hongkiat.com. So I choose to guest blog in chingling.net.
Me and Cely were shopping in Bugis this evening and a particular brand name really caught my attention.
Sorbet
I’m not sure if this is a local brand, so please enlighten me. Sor means stupid in Chinese; while meaning of bet varies. It can mean backside but if people say c*bet, then it means something else.
“Wow, your skirt is nice, where you got’em from?”
“Versus. Your outfit dahsyat too, how about you?”
“Sorbet”
“…………………..”
andylkw
on July 18th, 2007
yeah yeah, first impression is Soh Pett. Hahaha
earl-ku
on July 18th, 2007
Sorbet is pronounced as “sor-bay”
normally lemon or apple … a sour sweet to clear your palate in between dishes …
:D
zen
on July 19th, 2007
can we say that the soh pet wear a sorbet?hahaha
cely
on July 19th, 2007
andy: Yealo.. that;s what i thought also… hahaha
earl: Yea, i also know… checked the word liao. But that’s not the point of this post :p
zen: hahaha, can we?
lilian
on July 19th, 2007
Haiyor, for a second I thot Cely got multiple personality and become Cely II and Cely I. LOL. But hor, Hongkiat, get another pink template and do sub-domain lah. Then, can crap nonsense.
The sorhai wears a sorbet. Ngam hor?
earl-ku
on July 19th, 2007
like i care … wahahahah
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!!!
belle
on July 20th, 2007
hongkiat! u can crap! ahaahaa
cely..u wear sorbet ma?
cely
on July 20th, 2007
lilian: I hope they dun have printed t-shirt with the word SORBET. who would wanna wear that… haha
earl: like i care u care…:p
belle: no… just happen to pass by onli :p
Jasmine
on July 20th, 2007
Tell me where can I buy a shirt with sohai SORBET printed on it?! :)
wuching
on July 20th, 2007
tell cely to get off her butt!
cely
on July 21st, 2007
jasmine: You can print the t-shirt yourself. :p
wuching: what?
cutebanana
on July 22nd, 2007
got this from wikipedia:
sorbet: is a frozen dessert made from iced fruit puree and other ingredients. The term “sherbet” is derived from the Turkish word for “sorbet”, ?erbat which in turn comes from Arabic. Adopted from French tradition, sorbets are traditionally served between the entrée (“appetizer” in North America) and main course in order to cleanse the palate.
(source here-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorbet)