These three punks are being scolded ‘left, right, centre’ all over the Internet in forums and chatrooms. (pictures from Decay on Net)
Watch this video and you will understand why.
Putting aside their race, nationality, or even gender - what these three grown adults did is not only childish, but extremely cruel.
The old man, Mr Lee Shee Lam, 67, was just trying to earn a decent living with his trishaw. It is bad enough for three of them to overload the trishaw. It is equally bad when they make fun of the old man throughout the ride and filmed the whole event.
What is worst of all… They actually had the cheek to deny paying the old man a miserable TEN DOLLARS for the ride.
These three bastards should be identified and shamed on the Internet. Please spread their photos around on your blogs or post them on forums and chatrooms.
If these three clowns want to be famous by posting such a video on Youtube - let’s help them achieve their goal and make them notorious instead.
This is an entertaining and educational video in Telugu on Condom usage, to prevent from sexually transmitted infections and HIV, from Nrityanjali Academy, Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India
I am not too sure whether it is “educational”, but it’s definitely entertaining to me.
A good friend of mine, Ghaz, is having his first solo screening at the Substation First Take Event next Monday (5 Nov). The address is Substation Theater, 45 Armenian Street. I should be going down to support if nothing crops up.
Ghaz specialises in making indie films with a distinctive local Malay flavour with campy humour. I found all his short films enjoyable to watch so far and not overtly arty farty. Previously, I blogged about one of his short film, The Forgetten Merlionbefore.
Ghaz will be showing all his latest short films; Lakshmi, Serah Diri and Block 46. There will also be Q&A session with him and he will be most delighted to answer any questions.
This guy is currently Public Enemy Number 1 in Singapore Internet forums and online communities.
Fatty Regan caused the death of a young sales consultant while test-driving a sports car two years ago. He was jailed seven months and banned from driving for 10 years last Wednesday (24/10/2007).
Regan, 26, was originally accused of causing death by dangerous driving, admitted to an amended charge of causing the death of Ms Angelia He Xueli, 22, by a rash act along Upper Paya Lebar Road on Oct 29, 2005.
Ms He, an only child, died of multiple injuries about an hour later in hospital.
Deputy Public Prosecutor Imran Abdul Hamid said Lee, now unemployed, was driving at a fast speed in the open-top convertible with Ms He beside him when he failed to control the two-seater after negotiating a left bend.
The Mazda veered towards the right, mounted the central island and went to the opposite side of the road, hitting Mr Raymond Lim Tai Teck’s BMW car.
The collision caused the Mazda to flip over and upwards violently before landing and hitting the roof of a van, driven by Mr Chng Hak Tiong.
It is bad enough that Fatty Regan’s reckless driving resulted in the lost of a young, innocent life. To make it worse, Fatty Regan did not appear to be repentant at all of his bad behaviour after the accident. While waiting for his case to go to court, Fatty Regan continued to put up a posting in a car forum asking for advice on two high-performance cars he was interested in. A Netizen called Legendkiller recalled Regan’s identity. This subsequently led to many raging online debates.
Ms He’s father, Mr Ho Tuck Fatt, 50, said he did not know who would look after him and his wife with his daughter’s death.
“Whatever the sentence, it cannot change the fact that my late daughter is already gone forever. I am still angry with the driver…. I am also very sad about the loss of our daughter.”
Hey Fatty Regan - can open your eye big big and see what grief you have caused or not?
I can’t believe this fat, rich brat still have the cheek to go car shopping. I hope his times in prison will teach Fatty Regan a thing or two about the hard knocks of life.
There are many online forums discussing on this evil guy, here are some links:
We had a little celebration yesterday (25/10) for our one month anniversary. Our Chinese Newspaper Division big boss, Robin Hu was invited to cut our custom-made cake from Bakerzin.
Thanks to strong public support, we managed to achieve 5 million page views in one month - way ahead of the initial 3 million page views we targeted for. To thank everyone, we are giving out a XBOX 360 console to the first person who can correctly guess our exact page views figure by 31 October 2007, 2359 hrs. Click on the banner below to join NOW.
Oh… and btw, today (26/10) is also ALVINOLOGY’s birthday. It is also his sister’s birthday; and his girlfriend’s birthday (no kidding!). So convenient hor - can do a three-in-one birthday celebration!
Please flood my comment box with birthday wishes! I love to be loved and appreciated!
With Halloween just round the corner, have you bought your costume yet? I have one recommendation that is guaranteed to make you the creepiest costumed character of the night: Michael Jackson. Nuff said.
In a sudden turn of events, another website has been set up to debate on Section 377A. As opposed to repeal377A.com, keep377A.comis lobbying for signatures to keep 377A (what else?). I have blogged about the first website previously HERE.
I think this is a good development for free speech here in Singapore. If you disagree, argue back. If you feel strongly against repealing 377A, go ahead and sign this other open letter to the Prime Minister in support of retention. This is better than sitting on the fence and not doing anything as it will not contribute to social changes or for the betterment of everyone.
Having a slanted opinion is better than having NO OPINION.
From the number of signatures currently gathered by both side - it seems Singapore is more conservative than I thought as more people are in favour of retention. Either that or our social environment is still not conducive to speak out for something devious from social norms. (Being openly gay is still considered a devious behaviour in many cultures here)
What’s 377A?
The Penal Code of Singapore, in Section 377A, provides for a jail sentence for up to two years should a man be found to have committed an act of “gross indecency” with another man.
A few weeks earlier, a website, repeal377A.com has been established to help Singaporeans gather information, debate the issue and act towards change for the good of all Singaporeans regardless of gender, race, religion or sexual orientation.
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