Went to Greenbelt 3 yesterday afternoon with the intention of catching Curse Of The Golden Flower, but it wasn’t showing there. Opted to watch The Fountain instead. Turned out to be quite a movie. Critics may argue till the cows come home that The Fountain is (or isn’t) about love, death, religion and all that… Read More »
You know, sometimes when you are reading the news, and you go like “Damn… I could have written the headline!” Here are a couple that I have been toying with lately: “Guess what? She’s dead!”About the sudden departure of Anna Nicole Smith “Rollin out of Dell”About the not-so-sudden departure of Kevin Rollins Of course, I… Read More »
Here’s an account of how (Harry) Lee Kuan Yew silenced any mention of the NKF scandal by the opposition during the 2006 general elections: Abusing the Sub Judice rule. Related posts: NKF = PAP A chronology of authoritarian rule in Singapore
If you’re looking for the video of the speech by that imbecile called Bush, you’ve clicked on the wrong link. Of course, if you stay long enough to watch, you might just come across some bush (if you know what I mean). In this clever adaptation of bait and switch, PETA manages to keep your… Read More »
George Bush, U.S. president during the State of the Union address on 28 January 2003: “Throughout the 20th century small groups of men seized control of great nations, built armies and arsenals, and set out to dominate the weak and intimidate the world.” Wow, for once Bush is not lying. Of course, I’m assuming that… Read More »
My recent observation of the workplace: People who are clueless about operational issues are making decisions on operations. To make matter worse, people who are vested with the authority to approve those decisions have an implicit trust in the clueless. Technorati Tags: management workplace