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The actual conversation between some girl and I that just happened today. You decide what to make of it. I’m playing nice now by not mentioning her name nor offering a 500-word debate.

Wouldn’t it be funny if we have the Speak Good English Movement banner right next to this one by Land Transport Authority?

He did it first on 30 August 2009 on my wall. This time today, yet another personal agenda was placed on my wall, in a conversation thread of no relevance. Let me ask you, my dear reader, a question. Do you appreciate such behaviour on Facebook? I’m curious to know what you think.

For the greater good of Mankind, I hope this video isn’t real.

Echoes my frustrations this week. Feel the same? Grab a tee too.

My words cut, because, ironically, I’m blunt. If you catch me on a bad day, between the lack of coffee and a I-want-this-yesterday request, I will sing a song that kills with bullets for lyrics. The Angry fires back with his or her arm of bullets (I like these, they’re entertaining), the Frightened dodges, and the Dumb comes back for another round through the chest.

And to think I thought I was the biggest narcissist ever born, second only to Kanye West. Joshua, a Ngee Ann Polytechnic Business student and adidas fan, takes the cake.

I know some people I’d like to use these lovely stationery from Knock Knock on.

Singapore is not known for its customer service standards the way Japan is, but my experience hours ago with Challenger has got to be the most extraordinary. In the next twenty minutes or so, please allow me to recollect my excruciating encounter with the preferred IT products and services provider (not my words, Challenger’s), for the Samsung LCD TV Series 4, which I bought at Challenger’s roadshow at White Sands, as of 12 October 2008.

Have you received similar violation of privacy of late from that ace of a credit card company? Email both DMAS and CASE at info@dmas.org and complaints@case.org.sg respectively to lodge a report.