Inspired by old family & Friends' photographs handed down from one generation to the next.

FAMILY TAO'S & KHOO

PICTURE TAKEN IN 1954
The feel is highly nostalgic ………………
Inspired by old family & Friends' photographs handed down from one generation to the next.


The feel is highly nostalgic ………………
Drug abuse is viewed seriously in Singapore. The death penalty is mandatory for those convicted of trafficking, manufacturing, importing or exporting more than any one of the following:
Possession of such quantities is deemed as prima facie evidence of trafficking.
Those convicted of unauthorized drug consumption face maximum imprisonment of 10 years, fine of S$20,000 or both.
Mr Nguyen from Melbourne may not be a hardened criminal, but he is not an unsuspecting victim either. He knew what he was doing and the penalty if he was caught. Had he succeeded, he would have made a lot of money. If we let off a convicted courier because of age, financial difficulties or distressed family background, it will only make it easier for drug traffickers to recruit more "mules", with the assurance that they will escape the death penalty.
You are required to find an appropriate icon for your mobilisation!
Podcast: the mrbrown show 8 October 2007: this is an open mobilisation Download MP3 (MP3, file size: 1.7mb, Time: 00:03:33)
Kumar The Queen .. "Bapok" " Ah Kua "
He's a man wearing women's clothes? He still performs regularly on Fridays and Saturdays at 3 Monkeys Café at Orchard Towers. Why pay $80 to see him when you can have a drink at 3 Monkeys Café for less than $80 and perhaps rub his ass !
I decided not to see “KUMAR” so with that kind of money I get myself … a Usqueez.
OSIM USQUEEZ OS-8002
Am personally impressed with Osim's usqueez so decided to get one from Mindy Lee who is promoting at CK Tang on Friday 5 Oct 2007 . Promotional Price $475 inclusive of delivery plus $40 Tang’s shopping voucher. After all Osim is a Singapore product so why not support the local industry. Some of their products are designed by PSB's team of leading product designers. I think their designs are impressive, useful, pretty and classy.
I shall placed the OSIM under my computer table for a good leg massage while working on my computer and hopefully will improve blood circulation .
Singapore has one weapon that no one else has!
Podcast: the mrbrown show 4 October 2007: best weapon Download MP3 (MP3, file size: 1.3mb, Time: 00:02:42)
Do you think that the turtles are the only creatures that can mutate?
Podcast: the mrbrown show 5 October 2007: killer prawns Download MP3 (MP3, file size: 1.2mb, Time: 00:02:27)

With all the different pay schemes that are available nowadays, what is the employer going to choose?
Podcast: the mrbrown show 3 October 2007: paying schemes Download MP3 (MP3, file size: 1.9mb, Time: 00:03:56)

ASEAN flexes it’s diplomatic muscle to tackle difficult nations like Myanmar!
Podcast: the mrbrown show 2 October 2007: ASEAN response to Myanmar Download MP3 (MP3, file size: 1.1mb, Time: 00:02:19)

Some information is very hard to swallow!
Podcast: the mrbrown show 1 October 2007: bitter pill Download MP3 (MP3, file size: 1.7mb, Time: 00:03:29)
On Sunday while I was clearing my cupboard rid of some old junks and while doing so found some old photographs. No matter how I sieve, Amanda seems to be in most of the picture. I guess she must be Aunty Gee “blue eye girl”


















I read an article appearing in Straits Times on Sunday, September 30 that youngsters got no respect for others right to some peace .This is rather true and rather disturbing ….
NOT FIRST WORLD BEHAVIOUR!
15 youngsters, not more than 21 years old, entered the restaurant and occupied two tables. They started talking loudly among themselves.. Desiring to finish my lunch in peace, I told the group that the restaurant was a public place and that they should not behave as though it belonged to them. I also said they had to respect others” right to some peace and comfort, and tone down. In most developed countries including Japan which I visited recently, most people would not behave in this way, out of respect for others.
Singapore has evolved over some 40 years and our education system should, by now, have imbued in our young some semblance of acceptable social behavior. The behavior of this group of youngster indicates otherwise.
It is thus little wonder that when I go to the movie, I also invariably hear mobile phones ringing and some people engaging in loud conversation, much to the annoyance of other movie goers. As we progress as a nation towards First World status, certain acceptable norms must be upheld.


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