Speed limits to be raised from 1 April [via cna]
Dead already, still need to pay? [via boingboing]
"日本最高" on her arms
"Please No Conversation, No Saliva" [spotted by littlecartnoodles]
My own 404 pic
How The Mighty's Pecs Have Fallen [via Defamer]
Who wants to be a sexywriter?
Mortuary! Mortuary
Lancerlord puts palm on forehead
Breakfast at Tiong Bahru Market
I was bored. Did this short sequence with my Stikfas figurines
2 identical Nokia 7260 in M1's advertisement. Straits Times 26th March 2005.
The phones are at the top left and right extreme corners
No Entry. Fire Engine Access.
Is this sign for vehicles?
LancerLad: "A lift in the lift"
We were teaching him to say "A leeeeeaf in the lift"
My very own South Park creation
Arlington Pediatric Clinic logo [via boingboing and Fark]
Better not let Dr Gabra-ji see this
"The ministry is not anti-gay...We're interested in stopping the spread of the human immunodefiency virus. The people who will benefit most are the gays, since they're spreading it from one to another" - Words from Dr Gabra-ji, talking to some grassroots leaders.
"I looked down at the crowd, and among them, there are four to five chaps who are probably HIV positive and will die in four to five years." - His thoughts when he was presenting an award on stage at a ceremony last week
A fundraising concert organised by a Singapore Christian support group to promote HIV awareness has been given the axe by licensing authorities citing that the event would be “against public interest.”
affect05 is a charity fund-raising concert in benefit of Action for AIDS (AfA), Singapore. The objectives for the concert are 2 fold: to raise funds for AfA and to promote awareness and understanding of AIDS problem in Singapore to combat this deadly disease.No where in the website did it mention that it is promoting anything that is "against public interest"
L = gahmen L-Cube L-Squared
I hate it when the paper towel dispensers won't give you enough paper towel. My hands are wet, man! Don't be stingy with the dry stuff. In Singapore, they refuse to dry their hands after washing them. I'm serious; every single person in the University would wash his hands, fix his hair, and walk straight out the door with his hands soaking wet. I feel like, if you're leaving the bathroom where you've just been holding your pen----->is, you don't want to be seen with dripping wet hands. This apparently doesn't affect them, however, and it leaves those of us with a dry-hand preference being forced to grab a napkin to open the soaking wet door handle, like I was some sort of OCD nut or something.He has highlighted a very serious and important hygiene problem. I think I have to admit it is quite a common sight to see wet door handles in many public toilets.
What you see is not what you get. [via Waxy.org]
Update: Transparent Screens
Dressed as a British pensioner, over the last few days Banksy entered each of the galleries and attached one of his own works, complete with authorative name plaque and explanation.
The time of getting fame for your name on its own is over. Artwork that is only about wanting to be famous will never make you famous. Any fame is a bi-product of making something that means something. You don't go to a restaurant and order a meal because you want to have a shit. - Robin Banks aka Banksy
This is kind of unsexy. CMI!
An iPod for your Pooch? [via tuaw]
Yahoo actually does acquire Flickr
"Yes! We can finally confirm that Yahoo has made a definitive agreement to acquire Flickr and us, Ludicorp."
Got myself a Stikfas figurine earlier in the day. Just got it fixed up. Now my fingers are wee bit sore.
Palm Sunday
Sunday Qualifying
Sunday Race Day
But remember also that the blogosphere is all about biases and conversations and boot-strapping and not waiting for some authority-- a newspaper editor or university dean or foundation officer or venture capitalist or government agent -- to tell you something but figuring it out yourself, and, finally, about sharing fragments of imperfect data with peers to arrive at some useful collective knowledge.Blog reader survey March 2005
Breakfast at Ya Kun
Saturday Qualifying
"Remember the kids playing police and thieves at early HDB void decks, playing Hide and Seek (bi-bi).. with area of play ... the whole HDB block from 1 to 12 storey. Played zero point? Five stones? One leg? ?
Remember "Long Chiam Pas!", "Choot Ho Be!", "Oh Peh Som!", "4 by 4!" (when you need to divide your gang of 8 into 2 groups of 4, each will show either the palm or the back of the hand after shouting 4 by 4, when there are equal number of palms and back of hands shown, the persons showing the same side of the hand are group together, and the whole point is so that you can play "peng lia chat")."
A queue so early in the morning? Got what offer?
The BMI machine
BMI=18.31
Fast Wheels For CopsIn another report,
"The traffic police called for a public tender to replace some of their highway patrol cars in January and are close to deciding which car they prefer.
The Straits Times understands the tender...drew bids from Volvo, BMW and Skoda. Subaru, with its rally-winning WRX, was the only Japanese contender.
Observers reckon the WRX has a fighting chance because its bid is believed to be the lowest, at around $52,000 apiece. The passenger car version, including taxes, duties and COE, is retailing for just below $100,000.
SUVs added to police security escort
"THE Police Security Command...has bought three Volkswagen Touaregs to beef up its fleet of escort vehicles."
Guo Tie. Yummy!
Levi's, I like.
"All personnel must vacate these premises by 10.30pm. CHUCH gates closed at 11.00pm"
"No Entry, No Parking"
This sign was pasted on a wall along a corridor.
My head kept looking up, down, left, right and center; Watching out for cars.
"Storewide 50%. On selected items only"
Spotted by LancerLady. "On selected items only. So not so storewide lah!"
Thai food for dinner
Hot New Bar Freezes Patrons
"The new hot spot in Singapore is leaving patrons in the cold.
The bar's big draw isn't so much its drinks or location but the temperature inside. The bar in the sweltering city contains a decorated, industrial-strength freezer that keeps the temperature between 28 and 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
That's cold enough to keep the staff wearing heavy coats and ski caps, and patrons get a 10 percent discount if they show up in winter wear.
There's also a "chiller" room, where the temperature is a more normal 64 degrees and an outdoor area for those who can't stand the cold at all.
The idea is so popular the owners plan to open another one soon."
"Even with the anti-spam Bill expected to be tabled in Parliament in June, there's no reason for you to be complacent. It's still up to you to tell the spammer to stop sending you unsolicited e-mail messages......
......And here's a piece of news that will be good for some, disappointing for others: Those companies that compile and sell names and contacts of people - like e-mail, home or office addresses as well as telephone and fax numbers - won't be affected by the proposed anti-spam law. They can continue to sell their databases."
"While no official figures exist, 1st Emperor Marketing director David Lim estimated that there are about 40 firms here that collect names for sale, from large established firms like DP Information Group to small one-man operations creating CDs of e-mail addresses at home for sale. He estimated that 'thousands' of such databases are in circulation here.
Mr Lim's company began selling these databases two years ago and 'five to 20' products are sold monthly.
At last week's IT Show 2005, CDs of such products were available from $60 per disc, each of which had tens of thousands of e-mail addresses."
恩:Graciousness
Finger licking good
Coffee Table
Bench
Just failed to take a shot of LancerKid's teeth again. He already has 2 growing. Now he's 8 months. LancerLad started teething later at about 13 months, I think.
Qoo Qoo
