Instead of forking out $100K cash to get anywhere close to buying a car, I strongly urge you to download Uber and sign up for access to an entire fleet of Audis, BMWs, Mercedes and Jaguars, chauffeured, ready to pick you up when you most need a ride.
Here’s how:
Yes, you read […]
Sex.Violence.FamilyValues — Adrian Pang does a porno?? from Ken Kwek on Vimeo.
Official film website:
It started a month ago, when I asked Tan Chuan-Jin over Twitter what his favourite part of the Pledge was.
We then had a few conversations off Twitter about ideas for getting Singaporeans to participate in the Pledge over the National Day period. After that, mrbrown, myself and […]
Chris Reed, who has “25 years of senior marketing experience on both the client and agency side in the UK and now in Asia Pacific” published a badly written rant about our country’s taxi drivers and tried to disguise it as an opinion piece on the website Singapore Business Review.
Everyone is entitled […]
At 2359hrs on Friday, 27 July, Transient Workers Count Too (TWC2) will stop collecting donations for the victims of last week’s Downtown Line construction site accident.
If donations marked “Bugis MRT accident” are still received after the deadline, the organization will email the donor asking whether he/she would like a refund or if […]
Quite a while ago myself and a bunch of people were treated to a preview of UOB’s mobile banking app. Most banks in Singapore have adopted mobile banking in one way or another. (There are some banks which still haven’t grasped this, or are unable to — and their idea of mobile banking […]
Up until yesterday’s STOMPgate revelation, our Kai had a bright future as a STOMP Content Producer.
A few weeks back, he had put on his helmet and taken his kick-scooter to the corridor in our apartment and carefully placed it on the floor before lying next to it and calling out for his Mama’s help […]
The lasting impression I got from Saturday’s Singapore Memory Project Food
Trail was the passion of the local food vendors we visited.
Stories of craftsmanship being passed down from generation to generation are becoming scarce in this increasingly mall and condo dominated city, and the video clips we shot of the food and their […]
I was so angry a couple of nights ago when I saw a tweet that read, “on the bus home filled with pinoys, argh!” So I asked what it was about pinoys that offended the twit(terer) and he said “they are loud and rude”. At no point did he even consider the […]
Friday’s clear blue skies took me out of the office and onto the streets (for a nasi lemak and a beer). I took quite a few deep breaths and quite a few photos, some of which I posted on Instagram.
I stopped on South Bridge Road to take this shot:
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