This is a month full of surprises. I’m currently on the research spirit in finding out the best bargains where communication is concerned. Singtel or Starhub? iPhone or ??
In the progress of my research, I realised that the stiff competition between the 2 major telcos had resulted in long list of applications to Starhub by disgruntled users of the Singtel home fixed line. The temptation : FREE home telephone line which never expires. Why? Because it is making use of the Starhub’s broadband network and you can keep that particular number for life. NO STRINGS ATTACHED.
The queue has since become longer with almost about everyone signing up for their share of the pie. But Singtel, who is very much disappointed by the move, have since delayed all request by its earning competitor in terms of releasing their existing number to be port over to the Starhub’s network. This has got many customers in line for a queue that will only end in few months time. Congrats to Starhub and boo to Singtel for playing the devil’s game!
Scared of milk? Well, if you live in Singapore, the AVA is scrambling to up its reputation for not being able to detect the contamination of imported products. It has recently released additional food products which have been tested to be positive with that extra ingredient we don’t really want. Nevertheless, the melamine episode have definitely (hopefully) dampen the spirit of most importers of China’s food products.
Simply put it, if the world does not make noise on the substandard quality China has repeatedly paraded itself to be, we will soon have to worry about wearing clothes, watching tv, sitting in the bus.. etc. Why you ask? Google the worries. China is an expert in modifying elements of any product to make it look, feel and even taste similar to an original complement. These greed-made substitutes have indeed claimed lives and dollars. So what are we waiting for? Bo–ott China products!!!!! Let the dragon tone down its heat and let the world be a safe place where we can eat and drink without first reciting the now “ask-or-die” prayer : “Is this made in China?”
The month of Ramadan is coming to an end. We are told to search for the Night of Power during the last ten days of this month.
Been busy accomodating the training and orientation programs at work. Such that unread emails have reached the hundreds in numbers.
Nevertheless, those fasting pls carry on and try to achieve the best.
This month, while the number of people filling up mosques is of the declining trend, the opposite can be said of the visitors at the Geylang bazaar. Change, will it happen?
I’ll post some photos of what has happened in the period where i was lost from this blog, if possible.
Quite spectacular as a movie which was well advertised. Definitely earned its revenue and satisfied audiences who find value for money as the movie running time is the longest as compared to others running at least in the same week in SG.
Plot is interesting though quite predictable. The “Joker” was of course a role well-played by the non-existing actor who apparently died. But he’s good. He is Heath Ledget who died to various reasons with the solid one being “accidental overdose of prescription drugs”.
Makan and makan. Thats the topic of this post. So let me start of with the easiest way you could satisfy your taste bud.
hungrygowhere.com is a website for Singaporeans to choose gourmet food range for home delivery. That means all you need is a phone call and later dive into the food you ordered.
