Daniel by msgreatsmile

Sitting in the starbucks at orchard. I waited for my interviewee to arrive. He’s 10 minutes late. I’m getting a ice crunch as I sip on my
ice blended cuppucino for the sixth time already. I see him now. I quickly turn off  my friendster account on my laptop.
Daniel is a young dynamic and somewhat timid individual. however he’s exudes a ray of coolness and confidence.
Reminds me particular the guys of my JC days. He’s eyes tinkle with a sense of mischievousness. He’s has this edison chen aura
around him

Melyvn The Pianist

What do you think about the hypocrisy of singapore government towards the NS deserter. The pianist. First of all I strongly say that NS was a wonderful experience.  It was a time of character building and bonding for me and my “brothers”. Except may be the naked showers and the dirty toilets. That was a major turn off. Having said that. I do agree there’s a hypocrisy with that issue. If the pianist was a nobody, he did be doing jail time right now. I suspect the quick and swift fine to the pianist has something to do with ASEAN summit happening in Kuala Lumpur this week. Singapore government just do not want to draw attention towards themselves. Come on. 3,000 only for deserting NS. That’s peanuts. Tomorrow all the parents will pay 3,000 for their kids to defer N.S. Then who will be left to defend Singapore.

Recently world famous british pianist Melvyn Tan - formerly Singaporean, scheduled to perform in The Escapade, Singapore. He canceled he’s sold out concert shortly after being fined S$3,000 for avoiding national service.

Kalia by chewingleafman

Kalia is a confident lass from sunny islands of the philipines. She love the beach, life, enjoy surfing the waves that life throws at her. She always comes out smilling. I secretly wonder as I admire her curves, that her confidences sterns from her lovely asserts.Her sensual femine body and her sweet smile. I fantasies meetin g her in a tropical resort pub.

Her sweet voice. Memories of childhood flames, awaken-eager to meet the owner of the voice. She loves attentions and she knows how to get it. She gives a sly smile as she notices my glares. I smiled nerviously as I reach out for the beer bottle.

Shooting in China of innocent protesters

It’s very sad that China that the world that seem to be in awe off stiill not able to shake off their citizen abuse habit of the past and present. No doubt there still need to be tighter controls as peace is important for investors confidences. Which means more jobs for the people. Which means lesser social income gap. But I suspect as the way it is in the philipines. The people in power abuses their power. And the peons always get short change. That protest is a result of of accumulated injustice. Sadly no one is there to protect them when those in need of protection speaks out.

In a way. I’m glad this happend. The china government are really good at poker diplomatics and media spinning. Usually they just activate a media black out. and have their secret police kidnap and torture the protesters behind the scenes. This shooting will have to force the government of the world to open their half close eyes to stand up and condemn the shooting. It’s a sad thing that companies like cisco and microsoft place profit before human rights.

You have nice puppies?
Oh have you seen tamie’s puppies? Tamie’s my baby. Now she’s given me more puppies to take care of. Do you want to see the puppies.

yes. Oh yes.

20 feared dead in China’s Shanwei crackdown
Tuesday, 6/12/05, China. Authorities fired on Shanwei villagers protesting the loss of their farm land and no compensation from the state. The land was claim back to be developed as a power plant. The protesters claimn that 782 million usd was payed to the local authories to be distributed to the land owners. However the protesters never saw any money.