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Comment on Tales of pork by celluloidrealitys

celluloidrealitys — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 03:06:07 +0000

“Parts of the pig” sound really surreal if you think about it. Haha.

Comment on Tales of pork by Wai Yee

Wai Yee — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 02:56:03 +0000

Haha, I’m not a meat person and I often eat only chicken or fish.
Somtimes beef. And definitely no “misc parts of the pig”!

Comment on The end of the fairy-tale? Singapore’s economy hits a bump. by randomizer

randomizer — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 07:51:52 +0000

u mean that our esteemed and honourable government has been telling us fairy tales? I thought that we have a clean and honest government, as always told by our great leaders. How cac this be? So, when the fsiry tales stop, you get horror stories now, is it?

Great…

Comment on The end of the fairy-tale? Singapore’s economy hits a bump. by onlooker

onlooker — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 07:22:09 +0000

And the beginning of a legend.
Yes These corporations are lamenting about the lack of tax break for them but in this case I think the policy are on the right track.We all know that the sub prime situation in US so much so that The Amero is being considered by their bush king.
The R&D conducted here will bring more value than investing in people who leave.
True We may become another Euro asian version but that is still way off perhaps not in this lifetime.
But the true loss of value is the imported talents after being heavily subsidized educated decide to return to their motherland.
Which is a loss in term of tax money.
So R&D is the way to go esp when the infrastructure is still not there in their motherland.
But still it is a B grade move not powerful enough so a legend, not golden age.

Comment on The end of the fairy-tale? Singapore’s economy hits a bump. by xtrocious

xtrocious — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 05:25:50 +0000

I think someone did a pretty sharp analysis before…a lot of our GDP growth came from our foreign talent influx…

If you exclude that part, our “core” growth is actually quite low…

Comment on The end of the fairy-tale? Singapore’s economy hits a bump. by Daily SG: 19 Feb 2008 « The Singapore Daily

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Comment on Freedom to be a Complain King by celluloidrealitys

celluloidrealitys — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 18:35:48 +0000

Daniel, the “we” is the Other Singapore. One outside the state narrative.

Comment on Freedom to be a Complain King by ReverentLi

ReverentLi — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 09:56:42 +0000

your legalistic verbiage has no place in our gracious society. we are a special breed of beings indwelt by great power. we can’t be condemned because in us is found great wisdom, righteousness and sanctification. any assault or attack on our self esteem and elevated position shall be deflected with our utmost arrogance and secret prayers.

why has it taken you so long to realize you have not earned the right to complain or vent your frustrations? if you want service, be nice and you shall receive service. if you want love, show me your love first for the same to be requited . the sooner you respect our divine composition, the better you are.

we can’t be condemned, we can’t be judged, we can’t be criticized and we can’t be wrong.

we are a new creation in a gracious society! bent and you shall be blessed!

Comment on Freedom to be a Complain King by saintmoron

saintmoron — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 07:59:50 +0000

Our leaders want a renaissance, want to ‘globalize’ our tiny dot into a cosmopolitan city according to our leaders’ own brand of culture. So locals and foreigners, if you are resistant to indoctrination of their(leadership brand) culture, you are unwelcome!

Comment on Freedom to be a Complain King by Daniel

Daniel — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 04:49:28 +0000

“Hamburg has a Choir, Helsinki has one, Birmingham, Hamburg and St. Petersburg too. Are we any lesser than those nations? Definitely no.”

Ha ha ha… how can you say “definitely no?” I think that Singapore IS definitely lesser than those nations. Lesser in size, lesser in maturity. Singapore is the king of childish politics.