Hi guys, been so long since I read/write this wonderful blog :)
anyway was wondering if you guys experiencing what I'm going through now....that is ... LS ??
Heard that many of my colleages, friends and relatives are having it.
If you guys forgot what LS means, can always ask Glutton :)
Wednesday, September 08, 2004
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i'm ok. i'm not an active member of the nus 'LS Club'. Maybe glutton or nhar can comment.
Remy, has been so long.. and u had to address the issue of LS when you return!! :-&
* Warning - This comment is full of sh*t - literally *
Talk about LS, I don't think we ever discuss what it stands for. I'll assume it stands for 'Lao Sai' which is diarrhoea in Hokkien. If that's too crude, we can call it 'Loose Stool' or 'Laxative Symdrome' or 'Lactose-Intolerant Symptoms'.
Anyway, I've to admit I was pretty prone to LS while working in NUS. There were times where we were taking turns to go to the loo way too frequently. We can blame it on the water or feng shui over there but I don't think so. My personal opinion will be diet! About a year back, I was on a roll in getting healthy. Not only did I start exercising, I also adopted a very strict but healthy diet. And guess what? I didn't have LS for that period of my life. *sorta miss it now* The only time I suffer from LS was when I drank too much milk. I'll attribute that to Lactose Intolerance.
Unfortunately, I've been pretty slack recently and I suffered from 'The Return of the LS' ever so frequently.
Let's all pull up our socks and let's be healthy!
Nooooo... the last comment wasn't by meeee........
sorry guys for the confusion. the anonymous posting was mine. glad that i'm not perceived as the poor LS sufferer in NUS.
5 times a day is till beginner lah... :P
poor thing. toilet paper must have felt like sand paper by then. :p
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