You think
I don’t know
I swear
That I do
This time
On my hands
I’ve had all this time
And I got a kick out of you
Now I’m falling down
And I’m feeling sick, how ’bout you
Oh I’m falling
But you seem
Out of sorts
But I know
We’ll be fine
These chances
We take
Time wastes
So much time
But I can’t stand up anymore
Without falling down
And I’m getting used [...]
If we should fight one day,
either I’ll smash your teeth and ribs,
or you’ll have to kill me.
This photo is about how bad the noodles were and how happy I was today. Thanks to you :)
I am certainly not one who digs into ‘Hari Raya songs’ (there is one by a girl group called ‘Lips’ whose lyrics and video are completely bimbotic), but I like this song because of the diction in it.
It came from a time when people still said ‘takber’ instead of ‘takbir’, ’suboh’ instead of ’subuh’, ‘bawak’ [...]
I learnt of Ms Ris Low’s predicament only through Mr Brown’s podcast, which featured both a song and its music video, which parodied Ms Low’s interview. Any person, even those not generally interested in pop culture like myself, should see it, and read the noise on the Web about it. Some were critical about it, [...]
Group I elements
If you have bad body odour, don’t even bother to come to the mosque. I think a good shower, and some dousing of deodorant (which come cheap from ABC store, or ValuDollar shop; I mean, _come_on_, we’re not expecting you to smell like Hugo Boss or Davidoff perfumes, here; just smell _decent_, _please_) [...]
What is peer pressure, exactly? It’s when you feel pressured by people in your age group to act a certain way. Positive peer pressure is when your friends expect good things from you. Negative peer pressure is when your friends persuade you to conform or do something you don’t want to do, like skip school, [...]
Children abandoning old parents at homes
S’poreans are happy, satisfied: survey
Aged, alone and abandoned
A nursing home in S’pore reports that children are abandoning their aged parents at old folks’ homes.
“For our vanity is such that we hold our own characters immutable, and we are slow to acknowledge that they have changed, even for the better.” — E. M. Forster, English Novelist
(A reflection on things people admire. ‘Things’, because sometimes it ceases to be human.)
On looking ‘nice’, I could speak of the degree of ‘nice’, or ‘niceness’, as lying anywhere between, and inclusive of, skanky-whore ‘nice’ and beautiful ‘nice’. The former is consistent with the commonly heard phrase ‘naughty and nice’, where looking ‘naughty’, [...]