Gender: Masculine Usage: English, Dutch Pronounced: je-RAHRD [key] Derived from the Germanic element ger “spear” combined with hard “brave, hardy”. The Normans introduced this name to Britain. from behindthename.com NOT Gerald (which, btw, means ‘rule of the spear’). And most definitely NOT – thanks for nothing, OCBC – Gernard. It matters not that I write [...]
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- Good Morning Yesterday - This site is for Singaporeans and friends of Singapore of my generation to share stories of Singapore back in the kampong days when we were kids.
- The Long and Winding Road - People, places, events, words and images that have left an impression on me along the long and winding road…
- Times of My Life - I may not be able to remember the earlier few years of my life, but I will try to pen down what I could recall before my memory fails.
- Yesterday… Today… Tomorrow - Blog Of Sorts… over a cup of kopi-O, kaya toast, half boiled eggs.
- Yesterday.sg - National Heritage Board’s (NHB) heritage, nostalgia and memories blog.
Month: November, 2005
Tweet Tweet- acroamatic: @addy_lee And if you visit the link again, it will tell you that you can only vote once.
- acroamatic: @addy_lee I mouseover-ed the link in Echofon, which reveals the actual URL. It's a voting link for option 5 - not interested.
- acroamatic: @mrbrown The poll has been gamed. Everyone who clicks the link unknowingly votes "not interested".
- acroamatic: @addy_lee Just discovered that's a sneaky link. It votes "not interested" without you knowing, then shows you the poll result.
- acroamatic: Sofian and baby Rayan http://flic.kr/p/8nD2nM
Pigeonholed
Amnesia Lane
Metamorphosis
Heritage
