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4 Comments
February 6, 2009 at 9:07 pm
Hello,
I’m writing you because I’m looking for critical Singaporean bloggers to interview.
I’m web-editor for the Dutch television program ‘Backlight’ (Tegenlicht:www.tegenlicht.vpro.nl/backlight), and I’m making some articles about Singapore. Through Global Voices I found your blog. I really like your articles and would really like to contact you to ask you to participate in a project for our website.
Please let me know if you got my message; you can email me.
Keep up the work.
greetings,
Sanne
January 23, 2009 at 8:15 pm
Hi Pal,
found ur blog from the 3 in one kopitiam and I really like reading them so much. If singaporeans all have that kinda mindset u have, we wouldnt have to suffer so much injustice and hardships here.
thanks so much
henry
January 23, 2009 at 8:59 pm
Hi Henry, thanks for your compliment. However, due to my lack of expertise, I am unable to provide out of the box suggestions, except to point out the shortcomings of government policies and provide the occasional alternative. Those people who make important decisions do not care though, sadly. Maybe we can make them care during the next election. =)
July 12, 2009 at 6:40 pm
yea.. we poor singaporeans.. suffering from all the injustice and hardships in singapore.. … dude, step out of singapore and u will find what is true injustice and hardships instead of whining like a little girl whenever the price of petrol for ur precious car increases by 20%.
btw blogger, i can’t believe you allowed this load of crap to stay in ur comment box and u actually endorsed it with a reply. “he complimented me! he must be a smart and nice guy.” comeon..