That was what was screaming from a forumer on a Saturday paper. Quoted from the comments by Singaporean60 in the straitstimes.com forum:The most pragmatic way would be like what we did during the SARS crisis. Isolate, identify, quarantine, eliminate! Homos were the first and a continued source of HIV/AIDS/GRID. They should be treated like SARS ...

The Government had announced in January 2008 that platform doors will first be installed at Jurong East, Yishun and Pasir Ris MRT stations next year and on the rest of the stations in 2012. This is due to the increase in the number of jumps since 2004, which saw 16 cases for 2 consecutive years ...

Haha… apparently Straits Times got our mod posters here and here. Thanks to Alice in Wonderland for alerting me to it. As of today, Mas Selamat is still on the run but apparently, not everyone knows about it. It was reported on TV that some subscribers who got the SMS/MMS from their respective telcos were ...

Editor: While you are reading this post, it’s being updated. Remember to refresh every 10 minutes =PToday’s the Yebber 1st Anniversary Party which was held at Mint Museum at 26 Seah Street, located just across the road from Raffles Hotel. There are 5 storeys and a roof top at the Mint Museum, which hosts a ...

What sort of special treatment? NS. National Service. Foreign male who are Singapore Permanent Residents (PR) studying in government schools are expected to serve national service should they decide to stay on in Singapore after completing their secondary/tertiary education at the age of 18-21 years (please correct me if I am wrong). I am not ...

It feels like life is so unfair. I mean… local graduates from business schools are being pursue with job offers a year before they graduate! While non-business school graduate have to search for a job and get it only a month after graduating.TALENT is so sought after for the financial sector that local and foreign ...

Mediacorp Channel 8’s charity show to raise funds in aid of those affected by China’s earthquake has collected more than S$9.5 million as of 9:30am on Monday. The money raised will be channelled to welfare and education programmes as well as rebuilding efforts which will include hospitals, schools and orphanages. STOMPers are now asking ...

Just like the prophecies foretold from a magical book of sorts, the signs are showing. First, the feedburner count plunged like the stock market from a high of 120+/130+ to just 71. Then the support group that Simply Jean has been so often immersed in has suddenly… "disbanded". Plaktoz - back to camp. Ridz - ...

Fruits can make good medicine at times, but it can also make good poison - sometimes unintentionally. A few people have been reportedly dying from eating star fruits - they mystery of which was solved soon. You see, star fruits contain a kind of neurotoxin that is harmful to the body. For most people, this ...

If the article in the Straits Times is anything to go by, I am a complain queen. Apparently, Singaporeans like to complain, but just amongst themselves and not to the organization involved. This was shown to be true by a survey done earlier. Simply Jean, however, does carry out her words when the service level ...