Justina on April 30th, 2005

Yk was talking about his new slogan for the language movement, ‘Speak Singlish Proudly, Speak English Properly’. What bothers me greatly is that there is even a need for such a movement. Whose fault is it that it seems there are a large number of Singaporeans who cannot differentiate between Singlish and English, and who [...]

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Wai Kay on April 28th, 2005

Not so long ago, Mr Steve McDerott proposed a notion that blogs in Singapore are “skewed towards ‘infantilism’”. While not attempting to refute or support his opinion, a more neutral alternative will be used to term such blogs ‘social‘. The latest happenings along with a web symposium exposed a number of mature blogs in the [...]

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Justina on April 28th, 2005

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Justina on April 21st, 2005

Recently, Hui Chieh from ‘From a Singapore Angle’ compiled a comprehensive list of sites that have blogged about the CZ incident in his blog entry ‘Anatomy of a Blogospheric Event‘ , giving any reader who stumbles across his site a very balanced view of the issue. He has since taken on the job of hosting [...]

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The $100 restriction to keep ‘poor’ Singaporeans from developing a gambling habit is laughable. People who gamble have been known to spend hundreds of dollars on 4D and Toto. What is a $100 to visit a Casino in Singapore? What are the alternatives, if you are a gambler, and want to gamble, but no in [...]

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