Thursday, December 17, 2009
Monday, August 24, 2009
Fat Vag*na
Friday, July 03, 2009
Friday, May 01, 2009
Know thy customers
These pimps sure know what their clients want. Spotted on the toilet wall of a mall in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia:

TRANSLATION:
Young ladies from Harbin (China)
First-Class Mixed Blood (literal translation) Girls
016-318 7709
18 - 21 years old (probably the ladies and not the age limit for clients)

LITERAL TRANSLATION:
3 flavors
Ice-Fire service
China, Malaysia, Hong Kong sexy ladies
016-776 5151
18 - 21 years old

LITERAL TRANSLATION:
Sure to play
Harbin beautiful ladies
016-2711913

TRANSLATION:
Young ladies from Harbin (China)
First-Class Mixed Blood (literal translation) Girls
016-318 7709
18 - 21 years old (probably the ladies and not the age limit for clients)

LITERAL TRANSLATION:
3 flavors
Ice-Fire service
China, Malaysia, Hong Kong sexy ladies
016-776 5151
18 - 21 years old

LITERAL TRANSLATION:
Sure to play
Harbin beautiful ladies
016-2711913
Mr. Super Chong

Could this be a fengshui name?
From a poster for a ballroom dancing performance. This couple was the special guest performance. Must be a super-duper dancer... this Chong guy.
Labels:
comedy,
life story,
singaporeanisms,
singlish,
spelling,
vignettes
Most overused conversation fillers
Have you ever noticed how people start or pepper their conversations with these words and phrases? What does it mean for the person who is receiving the message?)
1. Apparently (so I'm an idiot and cannot see what is apparent?)
2. Actually (now i you're telling me the truth)
3. Honestly (so you've been cushioning me from reality)
4. Frankly speaking... (you mean you have been lying to me up till now?)
5. Don't mind me saying but... (what if I mind?)
6. I so... (so you is an American?)
Can you think of any others?
1. Apparently (so I'm an idiot and cannot see what is apparent?)
2. Actually (now i you're telling me the truth)
3. Honestly (so you've been cushioning me from reality)
4. Frankly speaking... (you mean you have been lying to me up till now?)
5. Don't mind me saying but... (what if I mind?)
6. I so... (so you is an American?)
Can you think of any others?
Wednesday, April 08, 2009
Darkening hair or scalp?
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Do you smoke?
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Bun me up, Scotty
For those who are not rearing in endowments, there's help yet.
I think I need one of these:

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I think I need one of these:

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Friday, March 14, 2008
International symbol of the vagina
#079 on AdVerbatims:
“We’re a serious company.
You can’t use the international symbol of the vagina on the cover.”
(Client, Area Manager, looking at the image of two hands framing a photo)

“We’re a serious company.
You can’t use the international symbol of the vagina on the cover.”
(Client, Area Manager, looking at the image of two hands framing a photo)

Photo available from www.gettyimages.com
Title: Young woman making frame with hand, smiling, portrait, close-up
Image #: 200343325-001
License type: Royalty-free
Photographer: Pando Hall
Collection: Digital Vision
Credit: Pando Hall
Title: Young woman making frame with hand, smiling, portrait, close-up
Image #: 200343325-001
License type: Royalty-free
Photographer: Pando Hall
Collection: Digital Vision
Credit: Pando Hall
I cut you!
Overheard in the hair salon
Hairdresser to a customer who is waiting for his turn:
"I cut auntie first ok? Then I cut you."
Hairdresser to a customer who is waiting for his turn:
"I cut auntie first ok? Then I cut you."
Saturday, December 23, 2006
Three Character Classic
Well... not exactly the Three Character Classic but definitely three words at a time.
Overheard at the cashier of a clothing store:
Cashier: Want join member?
Customer: Member got what?
Cashier: Member got point.
Customer: Point do what?
Cashier: Point exchange things
Customer: I dun want
Cashier: Forty-one dollars please
Customer (digging into purse after giving cashier a $50 note): Give you coin...
Cashier: Ten your change
Customer walks off...
Gulp! I'm next.
Overheard at the cashier of a clothing store:
Cashier: Want join member?
Customer: Member got what?
Cashier: Member got point.
Customer: Point do what?
Cashier: Point exchange things
Customer: I dun want
Cashier: Forty-one dollars please
Customer (digging into purse after giving cashier a $50 note): Give you coin...
Cashier: Ten your change
Customer walks off...
Gulp! I'm next.
Labels:
life story,
singaporeanisms,
singlish,
vignettes
Tea With Elephants

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