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3 years ago
in Xanga Update: Xanga Responds on Plagiarism Today
Dear Jonathan,
Thank you for this wonderful website. As chance would have it, I was reading your blog earlier in the afternoon, when I was informed that someone else plagiarized my poems.
The ordeal's recorded here: http://peebrain.blogspot.com/2006/04/plagiarism...
Thank you very much for the advice -- it helped alot to know that other people on the cyberhighway too are aware of the pitfalls of plagiarism.
Thank you for this wonderful website. As chance would have it, I was reading your blog earlier in the afternoon, when I was informed that someone else plagiarized my poems.
The ordeal's recorded here: http://peebrain.blogspot.com/2006/04/plagiarism...
Thank you very much for the advice -- it helped alot to know that other people on the cyberhighway too are aware of the pitfalls of plagiarism.
4 years ago
in Nostalgia Amongst Other Things on Popagandhi
hahah. samurai fries are so.. sec one. anyone remembers the Kiasu Burger?
4 years ago
in Nostalgia Amongst Other Things on Popagandhi
re: idol card machines. i used to have a thriving business trading these cards. Aaron Kwok gold glitter cards - $2, Jimmy lin - $1 and an assortment of jiapalang cards up for $3. :)
4 years ago
in Nostalgia Amongst Other Things on Popagandhi
1. Thundercats
2. Mamee
3. Chiclets
4. Sticker Books (Smurf, MASK, Thundercats!)
5. Yellow, green, pink bus tickets sold from a PVC pouch hanging off the waist of a surly bus conductor
6. TIBS buses will pull-up windows that trap a hell lot of grime
7. Sarsi
8. flag erasers
9. Three Investigators, Nancy Drew, Hardy Boys
10. Library cards that had to be manually written and slot into the books
11. obiang green, purple, red striped polo tees and bright red gym shorts
12. bata slippers that never seem to break
13. 'whistling' sweets
14. pentium 386 computers with 96 kb of ram
15. dr genius educational software
16. primitive injury stitching by doctors whose idea of anesthesia was to place a piece of a gauze over your eyes and asking you to 'shaddup'.
17. when guppies were the pets of choice.
18. canfornian pictorial books that featured side-by-side english/mandarin translations of traditional chinese classics
19. 90 cent rabbit-fur calligraphy brushes, as opposed to $50 dollar ones nowadays.
20. Chong hwa pencils, jotterbook paper and cool-as-hell pencil cases that can be tranformed into robots with a press of a few hidden buttons.
Eep. I feel old already.
2. Mamee
3. Chiclets
4. Sticker Books (Smurf, MASK, Thundercats!)
5. Yellow, green, pink bus tickets sold from a PVC pouch hanging off the waist of a surly bus conductor
6. TIBS buses will pull-up windows that trap a hell lot of grime
7. Sarsi
8. flag erasers
9. Three Investigators, Nancy Drew, Hardy Boys
10. Library cards that had to be manually written and slot into the books
11. obiang green, purple, red striped polo tees and bright red gym shorts
12. bata slippers that never seem to break
13. 'whistling' sweets
14. pentium 386 computers with 96 kb of ram
15. dr genius educational software
16. primitive injury stitching by doctors whose idea of anesthesia was to place a piece of a gauze over your eyes and asking you to 'shaddup'.
17. when guppies were the pets of choice.
18. canfornian pictorial books that featured side-by-side english/mandarin translations of traditional chinese classics
19. 90 cent rabbit-fur calligraphy brushes, as opposed to $50 dollar ones nowadays.
20. Chong hwa pencils, jotterbook paper and cool-as-hell pencil cases that can be tranformed into robots with a press of a few hidden buttons.
Eep. I feel old already.
4 years ago
in Conversations With Taxi Drivers on Popagandhi
i've met cab drivers who dabbled in voodoo, cab drivers that believe the PAP is one BIG communist conspiracy, and cab drivers who'd stop in the middle of an express way to move a dead dog out of the way. :D
4 years ago
in Synonym on Popagandhi
Paddy had an one-man play about 7 years ago, just before he passed away. I was fortunate enough to catch it - powerful stuff. He didn't just come out - he put a face to an anonymous killer that should have been viewed with clinical objectivity, not gossiped about in hushed whispers and loaded overtones.
The rest of the photography exhibition is good too?
The rest of the photography exhibition is good too?
4 years ago
in Tension on Popagandhi
nah. anym-ore of this mine-less chatter and i'd be itching to give a good ore-ba-kak to the mean green people! tsk tsk.
4 years ago
in Tension on Popagandhi
bah. two of you, stop it right now! you gotta be more ore-iginal than this!
4 years ago
in Best Ways To Spend Your Last $50 on Popagandhi
i'm a fan of roadside stalls - ever heard of the dirty food factor? the grubbier the stall, the better tasting its chow is. yum. plus, they're pretty cheap too! although come to think of it, even if i'm left with $50 for the rest of the month, confirm guarantee plus chop at least $25's gonna go to the cabs. taitai-in-training, that's what i am (i think).
