Sometimes Often, I read stuff in the papers that makes my eyes roll. On Saturday, I came across yet another example. (I’ve quoted the relevant bit.)
Making friends or making out?
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In one game, female students were made to exchange sweets with male students using their mouths as they sat in a circle.
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Oh no, the end of [...]
If the lady above looks sort of familiar, she’s the actress who played Winnie Cooper in The Wonder Years.
I was aware she is some sort of maths whiz, but I didn’t know she had a book out.
The question is, who is going to buy her book? *scratch chin* Definitely not Singaporean students. “Fractions, decimals [...]
On the bus this morning, I remembered reading about customer service in yesterday’s ST. The main thrust of the article was that Singaporeans love to bitch and moan about things in private, both online and offline. Not many want to make a stand by sending in an official complaint or take their grievances up to [...]
Ok, I know everyone is more up to date with their Prison Break/Toilet Break witticisms regarding one Mas Selamat Kastari. I have been quietly observing what’s gone on and reading what’s been written the past week. So far, it has been one cock-up after another.
Unlike some articles in the Straits Times and letters from the [...]
It is not a pay cut.
It may not have any real impact on the economy.
It might just be a token move to score points with the people.
But at least Australian PM Kevin Rudd isn’t trying to justify ever-increasing world-leading remuneration for him and his colleagues in parliament while telling people to cut costs by buying [...]