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Re: Khaw: Bukit Panjang LRT Built Under Political Pressure By Sexually Perverted Oppi Now then say.. abit too late ar...

Lol.. skip dinner only.. of cos still fat as fuck la.. this type must starve longer one.

EC also not that cheap.. after the subsidize le...

Befor any thing happen, i run far far away liao.. like our high paying and all mighty ministers... ahhah

But nowadays more females in the military... last time.. my time... not many char bo one

Knn! This one like great singapore sale... can suka suka 50% off?!

Speaking of which, Sonny Liew's comic book "The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye" has grabbed national attention recently and it's one of the best sellers in local bookstores! https://vulcanpost.com/289801/charlie-chan-hock-chye-sold-out-again/ If you want a copy of it, better act fast

i wonder if there are any forms of recognition here in singapore for such comics artist. not easy to make his mark here without proper support

For those interested in Singapore's literary myths, the below article is definitely for you. Wonder if anyone remembers the various politically-related comic strips produced back then? Nowadays it's all about moving pictures, phone videos and tons of re-sharing with a lack of originality...

What happened in the past we cannot change. But what happens now is still in our hands. And we can create new histories that mould better futures.

the fire was controlled so well that no crucial documents were missing. wow

For your reading pleasure (and convenience)

The 9th review in a year long of seminars. This time, it's about the social welfare system, histories, and culture. Isn't it sometimes peculiar how our history education in schools back then were slowly shaped? Should we engage in our own historical approach in that sense to get a better...

the older the ginger the hotter the spice

Amos Yee is too busy to read this now anyway. But for the rest of you, take a look! It's really good!

In today's society, myths define who we are, and the role we serve in today's society. By starting with ourselves, I think the first step is to be aware of them, this time round to the pastoral life in Singapore. This blog post sums it all. Check it out by the awesome blogger...

He's an Assistant professor in the field of Political Sciences, teaching here in Singapore. He's recently received an award from the International Studies Association. Pretty talented I would say.

The points raised in the video are pretty insightful also. Any comments on that? https://vimeo.com/123797752

It's being a while..... But I'm glad this is back in action, bigger and better. Take a gander, because these posts are truly enlightening and worth a read. http://akikonomu.blogspot.sg/2015/04/living-with-myths-viii-danger-and.html Some of the more interesting quotes from the post...

Happy New Year guys! It's not that challenging as it seem actually