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Thursday, December 07, 2006
Happy Ever After
THE END
Well not my cup of tea, really. I want to get married and have lots of kids that are crazy like me!
Wednesday, November 29, 2006
My Latest Addiction

MOSQUITO-ZAPEROO BADMINTON
7 FAQs:
1) Why is it called Mosquito-Zaperoo Badminton?
Because the racquet looks like a badminton racquet, you zap mosquitoes with it and 'Zaperoo' sounds damn cute.
2) Why should I play Mosquito-Zaperoo Badminton?
It burns a few calories (as good as playing 2 holes of golf), it's chic (or at least I tried to make it look chic), it's addictive, it's fun and it gets rid of all those annoying mosquitoes.
3) Where is the best place to play?
Any third world country. (I tried my room here in Singapore and I found zero mosquitoes. I started killing ants instead but it's not as thrilling at all)
4) Where can I get one of those racquets?
Any third world country's supermarket. Unfortunately, they don't have it here in Singapore. I got mine in Jakarta.
5) Is it safe to play Mosquito-Zaperoo Badminton around food?
Well, if you like vapourised-mosquito-dust to be all over your food, go right ahead.
6) How did this game come about?
It started when I was travelling in western Java and my friends Putri and Ades took me to this island called Pulau Umang where they owned a private bungalow with the most gorgeous view and untouched beach (Ok, I digress) and they had these racquets there and the only thing that spoilt the island's serenity were these annoying mosquitoes, so then I made a point to kill every last bit of it before we sleep and that's what I did with the help of Putri and I never went anywhere on the island without the racquets and ever since then I'm addicted. The mosquitoes in Indonesia really give you a good workout. They're pretty challenging. Call me sadistic, whatever, but I just love the sound of the mosquitoes zapping. More satisfying than hearing that favourite car that you can never afford zoom pass.
7) What would be the perfect, ideal song to listen to while Mosquito-Zaperooing?
I recommend "Through The Fire" by Chaka Kahn:
Through the fire, to the limit, to the wall
For just to be with you, I'd gladly risk it all
Through the fire, through whatever come what may
For a chance at loving you, I'd take it all the way...
Right down to the wire (get it? get it?), even through the fire.
Say goodbye to those pesty mosquitoes today!
If you wish to order the these racquets, I got a good deal. SGD$10 a piece. It's a very thoughtful cool and funky gift for your cool and funky friend. Trust me. Email me now to order your very own.
The Jakarta Weekend
I kinda love Jakarta. Well, not really. In fact, I can't imagine living in Jakarta. Bali - YES! Jakarta - HELL NO! The only thing that makes Jakarta worth going are my friends. PERIOD. I would not go to Jakarta to save my life if I had to. The traffic is horrendous, it's like HAZE 24/7 due to the pollution, the soundtrack of Jakarta is the traffic (honking and whistles from the parking attendants), so little trees planted on such a huge city, therefore it's scorching hot during the day and many many many many more reasons. But I love my friends hence, I'd take that little trip Jakarta any day just as long as we stay indoors and travel only to nearby places.
Dannie still has the pictures so I can't upload any for now. BUT... I do have some random photos in my phone which I've been meaning to post.
So I drove up to Upper Pierce Reservoir one boring lunch to just check it out and saw this random sign about us not being able to feed the poor monkeys:
Upper Pierce Reservoir is gorgeous! And it's just 2 minutes from the shithole where I work.
This idiot had spent a dollar on each parking coupons and still got a fine! In Singapore, we tear our coupons with date and time on them for parking. Each coloured coupons has it's own duration of time (purple = 30 mins, orange = 1 hours, blue = 2 hours etc.) This dude placed hours worth of coupons and still got a nasty fine of $30 for insufficient coupons. It's just the silliest sight:
Last but not least, I was driving back to work from lunch one day and saw this across the junction:
See? Even cop cars can get towed in Singapore.