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Monthly Archives: March 2006
Non-edible Animals?
It is heartening to know that most people treat animal abuse with contempt, as evident from the plethora letters written in to the Straits Times Forum. If you have been like my friend, who is oblivious to anything beyond the scope of his medical text, a man was recently convicted of toturing a six-week-old kitten [...]
Posted in Long-winded Opinion 1 Comment
Trust Educators to Protect Our Children’s Modesty
Singaporean educators sure have a tough job. I mean, they’ve got to conduct spot checks on handphones and endure through gruesome sex flicks of their students (she made it to Wikipedia?!), scruntinize their students’ blogs to see if they’re being flamed online (and send them for public flogging after that), conjure impromptu and bombastic tirades [...]
Posted in Long-winded Opinion 1 Comment
Who Defines Good Web Design?
When I first hooked myself online 10 years ago with a 28.8kbps modem borrowed from a friend, I was fascinated by the possibilities that the Internet could offer. I can’t exactly remember when I started my first personal webpage, but that was long before blogs were called blogs. They were more like diaries, but I [...]
Posted in Long-winded Opinion, Technology 2 Comments
My Humble House (Not)