The theme was I think I’m turning Japanese (after that one-hit wonder from the 80s for you little ones who don’t know), and I’d have you know my committee members worked really hard to make this happen. I went as a soiled underwear vending machine. I’m stoked the vending machine sold out on its thongs. And to think my customers were all females. Imagine that.
Had fun catching up with familiar faces at the launch of Lust. Be there for the next one, on the last Sunday of this month.
The last time I’ve caught a basketball game, Charles Barkley was fit and Jason Kidd was a swinging single. Yes, it was THAT long ago. Watching Kobe shoot a couple of hoops didn’t quite count as a game as much as I’ve enjoyed it. Needless to say, watching Singapore Slingers battle out against Philippines Patriots took me by surprise.
Good catching up with familiar faces of talent. Were you there at Organisation of Illustrators Council’s third anniversary too?
Diesel’s Fall Winter 2009 party was good fun. It was raining gorgeous men and women, and we were drowning in endless flow of Veuve Clicquot.
Great to have the Singapore Toy, Games and Comic Convention back again. Even better to see our home boy Andy of TOYSREVIL with his very own booth and exclusive YOKA. I’ve bought me two of them bitches, with his autograph, but of course.
A whopping one hundred and fifty sneaker freakers got together Saturday night at Nike Wisma Atria to ballot for one of the 50 sizzling pairs of Nike Air Yeezy sneakers. Queues were formed hours before the event commenced.
Were you there with us on Saturday making history in Singapore’s first-ever official LGBT public gathering? Well, about 2,500 of us were. It’s been fun. It’s been good. It’s great to watch my country progress, slowly, but surely. Well done, boys and girls, straight and gay.
The BlackBerry Storm launch party was held a couple of nights ago, at the ohsolush Supperclub. As a result of circumstance, I was literally in bed with an ocean of gorgeous people. One can’t complain much about such situations. Besides, Jack and Rai were superb.
I usually do not bother to review a performance after its run. Kumar’s latest stand-up comedy, Stripped Bare and Standing Up, was different. I’ll have you know that I walked out of the theatre that evening darn proud of being a Singaporean.
