I'll tell you what happened that ill-fated day in Sentosa. Lancer was playing happily by himself, not disturbing anyone, when he suddenly saw a moving doll, similar to the toys he had at home. And it even made giggling noises! How exciting! So he jumped on her, which is just how dogs play. But, oops, the little doll started crying. Poor Lancer must have been shocked. What a …

"76% of drivers who do not pay ERP daily benefit from 15% road tax cut", the state-managed media hailed, expecting us to fall in line and believe that the ERP is for the better good of the greater majority AND a necessary evil in land scare Singapore AND the government actually doesn't benefit from it."Bullocks!", says Stanislaus Jude as he explores the issue.

Short of stealing petrol from unsuspecting victims (hell beckons, brother), or worse, giving up riding altogether, here are 10 tried and tested methods to lighten the strain on your pocket.

I was surprised to find this email regarding the NTU professor stabbing cum suicide incident in my mailbox. And I don't put much faith in conspiracy theories, especially when the writer is obviously too emotional to remain objective, I feel obliged to share this. My condolences to the Widjaja family. I pray you will find peace in these difficult times.A potentially …

I've come to be considered quite the "expert" among friends when it comes to writing complain letters -- not something I'm particularly proud of. It makes for bad karma, I swear. And all the complains I've had to deal with in my line of work, well, perhaps it's payment. Hah.But this letter, from a irate consumer in India, to Virgin boss Richard Branson, takes the cake.

The verdict is out on Internet regulation in Singapore, but opinions vary on how it will affect the relatively freer space for public discussion on the web.