Singapore’s most important and only asset are its (qualified) people, local as well as foreigners. However expatriates and so called “Foreign Talents” are by today supporting pillars of a society without whom a flourishing (maybe not these days) economy would probably not be able to survive very long and without whom the Singapore National Soccer… Read more »
Hacked: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singapore UPDATE: By now, 10.30PM the original article has been restored already, however, the article that was put in place from Uncyclopedia.org can still be read on their webpage. A Whole New Perspective As by now, Friday 10AM, Singapores precious Wikipedia entry is still hacked and got replaced with the post from its bad… Read more »
Proud Singapore will soon be owner of another great title, having “South East Asias Biggest Tattoo Convention“, and I can add one more item to my personal list of “Events you would not expect to happen in Singapore”. Where a Tattoo convention would definately rank on the same level as a Head-Shop opening ceremony or… Read more »
The year is long and the days are numbered. 2009 just arrived and brings some nice public holidays along.
And since long weekends are the best thing to escape this island for some off-time, I created the below Singapore 2009 Publi Holiday list and my suggestions of how to place your holidays to get the maximum amount of free time out of it.
Coffee in Singapore does not necessarily mean coffee. The whole concept of plane easy black coffee with or without sugar and milk does not really work here.
In the country of synonyms not even the good old coffee keeps it origin.
Singapores subway system, the MRT, is more lively, interesting and exciting then ever before. As I write this I finally found proof that besides species, targeting (and annoying) the subway terrain and its inhabits in general with their actions, there are smaller and more sophisticated species that try to impact and disturb you as an… Read more »
Every time I sit in the cab, ready for a nice time out somewhere between Papua Neugenia and the Phillipines, and considering the departure time of my flight, being just a little bit late, the cab driver will for sure turn around slightly or look into his mirror and snore a “Ey, which terminal u go?”
Traveling in South East Asia is a wonderful thing, its cheap, its easy, its quick and you have wonderful locations.
Living in Singapore, THE travel hub for all US, European and Australian flights, offers you more possibilities of spending your weekend away on some lonely island, then Sentosa will ever posses.
Following Worlds Press Freedom Day 2008, SingaBloodyPore features a very interesting article about the Press Freedom in Singapore. Very well written by several political inspired writers it critically observes the local Press situation and names interesting facts such as: – Singapore is ranked 141 out of 167 in the global “World Press Freedom Index” (142 is Afghanistan) – Singapore… Read more »
A Happy New Year!! AngryAngMo wishes all its readers a happy new year and only the best for the upcoming month, we would like to thank all our regular readers and visitors who are helping to establish our page as one of the places to go for information on Expat Living and Information in Singapore!!… Read more »
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