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Killing Christmas in Singapore – Wikipedia Fail

AngryAngMo — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 03:02:55 +0000

"..Christmas in Singapore..is celebrated by almost no one." I stumbled over this Wikipedia entry some days ago and thought it would be a joke, however, the article is still online and now I feel like sharing it with you. Please read below definition of "Christmas in Singapore", its.. weird.

ZoukOut 2009 Gallery – See The Best Pictures / Videos

AngryAngMo — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 01:53:24 +0000

Some called this years ZoukOut the best evening they had in Singapore (in 3 years) some were major disappointed, where minds split what is left after all, are memories of a wild night, a record 27.000 people, DJs, sand, babes and drinks!

Finally! Singapore Launches New Campaign “Switch It Off Already!”

AngryAngMo — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 07:30:57 +0000

How long was I waiting for the day when annoyance, inconsideration and total misbehavior in public events such as cinema shows and theater plays would get officially acknowledged and addressed by the Singapore government. That day has come. Praise the lord of durians! All you mobile-phone-users, late-comers and rubbish-talkers be aware! Singapore's latest campaign "Switch It Off Already!" is going to end your unglamorous regime.

The 10 Best (Uncensored) Political Blogs In Singapore

AngryAngMo — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 07:55:33 +0000

Find out whats really going on in the heads of many Singaporeans and get your daily news not from one of the (state controlled) media publications but from one of the many political liberal orientated blogs. Below is a list of the in my opinion most important and frequent updated web publications. Please feel free to post suggestions in the comments if you think a blog / page is missing in belows list!

Singapore And Press Freedom – Fail!!

AngryAngMo — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 06:01:30 +0000

It was one of the only negative things or rather little bits of news I heard since staying in Singapore. Singapore came within the last 30 countries out of 170 in the World Press Index, implicating how well Press Freedom is treated in the respective countries. Well, considering that this was the only negative news I received here, I guess the title is somehow deserved. That was last year.

Singapore Idol – Are You Serious? (Hate Me Now)

AngryAngMo — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 10:19:43 +0000

The last NDP firework explosion just faded away through the narrow HDB corridors, when I reached home, thirsty and sweaty from a long day, trying to escape the red-Shirts on their crusade for "One nation" through the city. I got me an ice cold beer, jumped on my sofa and switched on the TV. *zoong* Then... I cannot remember anything. I woke up the next morning with scratch marks around my eyes and ears. What had happened?

Why You Shouldn’t Watch “Bruno” In Singapore (List Of All Cuts)

AngryAngMo — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 07:51:29 +0000

On my flight back from Europe, where I was roaming around the last 2 weeks, I was nicely seated in between a notorious Scottish gentleman who wouldn't stop ordering whiskey and a notorious teenager who wouldn't stop playing "Space Invaders" with full volume on. So what to do? Exactly, I watched "Borat" three times in a row and after the last "sexy time" I decided to do an experiment. Having watched "Bruno" back in Europe already, I would watch it once more in Singapore, just to check what you guys will never get to see in the cinema, here is the result!

The 6 Most Weird Campaigns Seen In Singapore

AngryAngMo — Tue, 14 Apr 2009 04:18:52 +0000

"...In line with Mr Goh's (former Singapore Prime Minister) call to build a gracious society, the Singapore Kindness Movement (SKM) aims to encourage Singaporeans to make a positive commitment to gracious living through simple acts of kindness in their daily activities" - Singapore,2009 Singapore has a strange ability to launch very weird (educational) campaigns with a serious background on a more then humorous level.

Singapore Kindness Movement Starting This Week

AngryAngMo — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 02:18:23 +0000

A survey was conducted last December to find out how much weight Singaporeans gave to being kind and gracious, and how well they fared in each of these areas. The overall result was a mere 58 out of 100

5 Books You Must Read Before Coming To Singapore

AngryAngMo — Mon, 09 Mar 2009 04:20:37 +0000

Because They Are Banned In Singapore!

If you browse through ten books, written on Singapore’s history and how the nation transformed into the expat friendly, economically booming Disneyland it is today, nine will tell you the story through pink-foggy glasses, one ... Continue Reading