You want (see comments in that post) Mr Miyagi to say something as regards the laws of defamation? Can!
Mr Miyagi says being ‘threatened with legal action’ is not a laudable achievement. Does not matter if it is in connection with something you blogged. Saying ‘I am the first Singapore blogger […]
And now, back to our regular programming at Mr Miyagi’s Cheekopek Glob.
My big fat grapevine told me a while ago that Thumper (the club where the car park plays host to couples fornicating in Porsches, y’know, that one?) was going into the modelling agency business. I din believe! […]
It wasn’t Anzac Day ten years ago when I was waiting for my train on the southbound platform at Wollstonecraft station on Sydney’s North Shore. But I’ll remember Anzac Day to you now because there was a kindly looking old man in a Digger’s hat selling paper
I’ve been spending more time than usual at Holland Village, and at one of my favourite coffee shops. The one that sells roast pork, chicken wings and pretty decent drinks.
A few afternoons ago, I sat there nursing my second Tiger mug of iced coffee because I had been thirsty enough to order but not […]
On Sunday, I went for my second haircut in a month at my friendly (and chio) hairstylist’s. Before the last haircut, I had been going to the barber’s for a convenient but nosso nice crewcut. But you know, you have to pamper yourself every now and again. And my hair grows really quickly.
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If you don’t already know, there’s at least one local blogosphere controversy every day. Today’s stoush of choice comes courtesy of mr brown’s, where his use of the local colloquail colloquil vernicular word has stirred up a hornets’ nest of purists and non-purists alike. I have little to say about this issue, as […]
As she was ladling the rest of the stock into my bowl of Pho, Mrs Nguyen said, ‘I like Singapore. It’s very beautiful. We see it from the boat’.
I was at my first dinner over at Julie’s parents’ in the south-western suburb of Lakemba, where from then on, I was always guaranteed a bowl of […]
It looks like another Working Weekend. I rilly, rilly need a holiday, and it doesn’t make it any better when wallflower writes about her trip to my favourite island in the whole wide world. In two parts some more. Though she didn’t quite seem to like it. […]
Nabeh, what does a blogger have to do to get noticed? How come Steven McDermott didn’t name this blog as one of the infanteow ones?
I did everything right! I have chiobu pictures, I have iTunes music, I have Surf Stops, I talked about Fiona Xie, I talked about the weather, […]
There is so much work. There is so much else other than work. My sleep debt is piling up and I’m having trouble paying back the interest alone. But cannot schleep! Because why? Because we live in such essiting times! We have a new project leh! Like so:
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