JabrWoky - Following the white rabbit since...

Web Without Sense

Strictly in the low key of jabberwock. (via Digicynic)

Obama Randomness

Obama is your new bicycle. Rock on!!

Banksy Takes On MySpace

From the streets of LA via Jake Dobkin.

Meanwhile...

...just came to know last thursday that there is a beast on the large in the vicinity of our office building. Luckily he was sleeping.

Uniquely Singapore

I thought this was the limits, till I saw the one above. In Singapore monkeying around can prove costly. So beware.

Spotted at the Bedok Reservoir Park this weekend.

Get Rid Of Your Butt Troubles

While walking on East Coast Road near Katong Mall, found this little corner to dispose of our butts.

4 Word Simplification

[From Time Asia-Edition, May 7 - 2007]

Extra Safety Measures

Singapore is one of the safest cities I have lived so far. There is added measure of absolute safety in communication messages in most public spaces. They make sure you are warned in advance of all the possible impending dangers that could happen. I am wondering if this could be a manifestation of the Kiasu culture here. (The Coxford Singlish Dictionary meaning of Kiasu is here)

While at the Shangri-La Hotel yesterday, happened to see this all encompassing rules and regulations board. So if you are planning to use the hotel pool premises, make sure you reach there in advance (timing depends on your reading and understanding capabilities) to figure out what applies to you.

Then there are these which could turn out really helpful in the most unusual of circumstances, when bad luck just turns its act on you.

Occasionally, you could be in the way of some angry charging rhinos. Of course not in the city, but at the Singapore zoo.

And some to our benefit, especially helpful to prevent your public transit turning into a durian stench nightmare!!

ya right!!!

I'm in Singapore and there's fresh oysters on the menu. And they are from Canada. In fact it is the main attraction for this restaurant and is featured prominently on their 'specials' board outside.

Is there a place called Canada on the Indonesian or Malaysian coastline (like how they have London in Ontario and Delhi in the US state of Iowa). Or maybe there is some powerful super-duper canon somewhere on the British Colombia coastline where the fisherman are firing bundles of fresh oysters towards Singapore where it's caught by an equally super-duper giant mechanical net. Or I could be a complete idiot. It could be the name of a particular breed of oysters found in the Singapore straits.

Anyways, I am wondering what people perceive of 'fresh' in different cultures. Especially when it comes to food. In South and South East Asia they have preserved dark eggs which are served as fresh preserved eggs. As in they were just taken out of the pit where they were buried. In France and Italy you have cured meat served fresh from the cellar. While in US you have to get FDA approval to even call it fresh, let alone sell it. Just some random thoughts!!!

the real creatives

These answers from kids in schools totally cracked me up. They are original, spontaneously creative and funny as hell. I wonder if really highly creative people do answered this way to tests when they were kids in school.

Noob means this.

This one is my personal favorite. Simple and clear!!