August 10, 2009
Proud to be a Singaporean?
Loh and Behold said:
Are you proud to be Singaporean?Why?
Shouldn’t you just be proud of actual accomplishments?
Is being Singaporean a skill?
I can never understand it when people say “I’m proud to be Singaporean.”
Recommended by Anonymous Coward: "Gets to the heart of the pros and cons of patriotism."
April 18, 2007
Free Cone Day at Ben and Jerry's
Chunkymonkey said:
Ben & Jerry’s Free Cone Day is an annual celebration at Ben & Jerry’s Scoop Shops internationally. Free scopes are given out, all day long, from 12pm to 7pm. What’s more, it not only one outlet, but nearly all the outlets in Singapore are participating! (Except those at Jurong BirdPark, Night Safari, Sentosa, Singapore zoo) The first ever Free Cone Day was held in 1979, a year after Ben & Jerry opened their shop in Vermont, USA. It is a day to appreciate customers, thanking them for their support!
Recommended by alvinism: "Did you get your free ice cream yesterday?"
January 30, 2007
Where in the world is Mr. Kiasu? - A Forgotten Singapore Icon Remembered
Melvin Ryan Tan said:
What are the Singaporean icons that were really big and have disappeared? Sharity Elephant, Courtesy Lion, "that environment frog" and Mr. Kiasu came to our minds... I went down to Borders at Wheelock Place and enquired about the book. Surprisingly, the sales assistant at Borders knew of it and directed me to the shelf around the "cartoon section". She jokingly exclaimed "Mr. Kiasu? The books with the funny purple covers?" when I enquired about the book.
Recommended by alvinism: "Mr Kiasu was one of the important cultural icon in Singapore some years back. What has happened to the beloved uniquely Singapore comic character now and the creator, Mr Johnny Lau?"
December 28, 2006
Singapore's Kiasuism, extended to Primary school students?
crazyhamster said:
"eh we are getting for 3 person leh! " *wow and needs 2 whole plates of sashimi, ur parents are monstors arh!* another: "If we dun get it, how we account to the people?" *account my ass, you are jiust in primary school, what can they do to you? kill u or something?
Recommended by Anonymous Coward: "It is interesting to note this blogger relating his own experience with a very kiasu young singaporean."






