From what I understand, Yoga is a scientific system of physical and mental practices that originated in India more than three thousand years ago. Its purpose is to help each one of us achieve our highest potential and to experience enduring health and happiness. I’m sure she can relate to you more information if you need.
Of course, what comes after this leave us much to be desired
Just came back from my 1st day reservist duty in S C D F. My 3rd call up but yet, its getting monotonous now. Today’s training was not much different than last year, apart from the extra practical refresher lesson on fire-fighting skills.
Got a fire-fighter officer’s rescue helmet though. A community liaison officer but using rescue helmet during training. 🙂
Luckily tomorrow will be at Tampines 2nd Div. And it’ll be my final day for this year, and many more cycles to go.
Ciao for now.
According to a completely pointless online survey by the British Council recently, it was discovered that Singapore’s favourite English word is: ‘Love’
Yeah right.
If you ask me, the real favourite words always being used here are:
– Basically (Bay-si-cal-lee) “Bay-si-cal-lee I THINK that the… *random newspaper inspired opinion goes here*”
– Economy (Ee-con-oo-mee):- “Last time ah, the ee-con-oo-mee so good taxi driver can earn 10k over per day. Serious one I no blaff you! You believe onnot!?”
– Really? (Reeel-ee?):- “Reeel-ee? Sure onnooott!?”
– Cheap (Cheep!):- “This one can sell me cheep cheep onnot?”
– Money (Maaa-nee!):- “Wah. Need pay maaa-nee ah!? Sooo exxxpenssivveee. Can free onnot?”
Now, the real survey should be, ‘What is Singapore’s favourite Hokkien word?‘ Or even better, ‘Is Hokkien still officially banned from the media?‘ 🙂
I guess the front page hard copy for the Times of India , Bombay edition is a headline that one will never see in the U.S.
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I respect those men, their service and their sacrifice for their own country. But I don’t respect the fact that they allowed themselves to become props in a presidential photo op. The truth is that it’s sad to see someone like him running with them and looking like nothing is wrong. I hope his conscience catches up with him.
There was a story over at Reuters about how lonely Japanese men are turning to sex dolls for solace. It seems that they regularly invest in more than one rubberised companion and spend money dressing them up, pampering them, watching TV with them and even just talking to them for company (rather than the obvious uses).
The dolls themselves range from your basic plastic crappy blowup variety to expense life-like creations which actually have moving joints and silicon implants too. Trust the Japanese to take sex dolls to a new level!
“A human girl can cheat on you or betray you sometimes, but these dolls never do those thing. They belong to me 100 percent,” says the engineer who has spent more than 2 million yen ($16,000) over the past decade on the dolls.
“Sometimes it takes too much time before I can have sex with the person I meet. But with these dolls, it’s just a matter of a click of the mouse. With one click, they are delivered to you.”
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You’ll be surprised but there are people who still have problem differentiating between laserjet and inkjet based printers out there. While they rejoice and smirk those who did not manage to clinch the deal during the last PC/IT Show, they tend to feel remorse on their choices when they discovered the results of the printouts delivered from their respective purchases.
