when you walk around orchard road, do you often hear Singaporeans speaking loudly with no regard whatsoever to people around them? do they chatter incessantly even when the situation calls for silence as a common courtesy?
i haven’t been in Singapore for some time, but i don’t recall ever being irritated by Singaporeans being discourteous and [...]
chaos |ˌkeɪɒs| noun • complete disorder and confusion
“Some people like chaos and others structure. I like the latter.” Christy Turlington
90mph (145km/h) winds blew across South East Britain today, causing utter chaos to break out.
Many trains stopped running, the Channel Ferry was stopped, the sea breached the Poole Harbour wall…
In London, it was pandemonium.
the exams are over!
what a relief i tell you… i’m going insane!
why must i take biochem?
oh never mind that now, it’s ice hockey tonight, then i’m off to cologne!
i get to see my mum for the first time in 4 months!
And talking about records, the World’s Largest Giant Observation Wheel goes to The Singapore Flyer! (breaking the height of London Eye by 43m)
*Leon posted a picture of the London Eye previously on 26 Sep 06
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The Singapore Flyer - a giant observation wheel, is set to be Asia’s most visible Iconic Visitor Attraction. When completed in March [...]
Check this out! The Singapore Book of Records.
From the Longest Speech in the Parliament…
On 20-21 November 1961, Dr Lee Siew Choh, leader of the Barisan Socialis, spoke for 7 and a half hours during the debate on Singapore’s proposed merger with Malaysia. His marathon speech, which was broken up by several tea breaks, went from [...]