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Singaporean male citizens under 2 years of full-time national service. Those in the military typically learn close combat or unarmed combat. A hybrid tae-kwan-do plus judo with kicks, punches, blocks and some throws and arm/wrist locks. I also did ta...

Just had the first day of Chinese New Year lunch in a Chinese restaurant. Things are looking a bit better in the economy as the restaurant is more crowded this year than last year. My daughter is looking forward to her second Chinese New Year collect...

Breakfast for me most days are rolled oats sprinkled with raisins. Sometimes, will eat kaya toast with eggs breakfast set or a plate of fried noodles/beehoon with some additional item. Used to eat breakfast at 6am plus during my 2 year stint in the S...

Impressive. Makes me rethink of how I should make my resume more compelling! Way to go Danny!

I like that! :-) Continuous learning and improvement is the way to go. But we tend to forget to appreciate what's already in front of us! :-)

Dear Danny Great to have you back in Singapore! The food stalls are all waiting for you! ;-)

Actually body inflation has all along been around, it's called plastic surgery and involves silicone implants for that "perfect" bust! :-P

ROFLMAO!

Looks like the pinnacle of weirdness! :-)

Lovely story that goes very well with the photowalk...makes us feel that you're next to us having a conversation while walking through Tokyo! The story is really amazing. I salute anyone with the spirit and determination to overcome such daunting obs...

Makes me want to buy a Nikon! I wonder how Nikon treats their workers? I know in Singapore, Nikon does give their employees, *chairs*...!

Yup. If you are caught discharging a firearm with intent to commit a crime, you get the DEATH penalty. No kidding.

In Singapore, you can't buy airsoft guns that look like the real ones. Typically, toy-replicas of real guns that are allowed are coloured with bright plastic bits so that no-one will mistake them for real guns. Firearms are only allowed by private ci...

The main universities that are government funded are very tough to get in especially if you are applying for popular courses such as medicine, law, accounting, business admin etc. NUS, NTU and SMU are the main universities, SIM is the top private uni...

The influenza A(H1N1) virus is spreading. That's why the World Health Organisation has raised its alert level to 5, meaning a pandemic is imminent. Pandemic comes in waves, so while the initial infections and effect have been mild outside of Mexico (...

I like the idea of Pecha Kucha Night...It makes presentations more punchy and you have to be succinct (concise and precise) in presenting information. Think will make use of this idea next time I get back onto toastmasters. :)

Hi Danny Sad to see how our Straits Times treated you. For all it's worth, Reporters without Borders reports them to be lower ranked than North Korea for press freedom! Glad you have a lovely time eating your way through Singapore. Sometimes Singapo...

Girls are better in Singapore. They don't have to serve 2 years of compulsory military/police/civil defence service and be liable for 10 years of annual in-camp training until age 40.

I think the pieces will fall off after some time due to wear and tear? Not very practical for guys who can be quite rough with their mobiles and gadgets? :-(

That's a great idea to record the sounds of the dream place you want to be! I think I should start recording more of my daughter's sounds that she makes... Pretty soon, I'll look back when she's all grown up to reminisce on how she was like as a baby...

Nowadays, it's common to see girls on university and polytechnic campuses wearing short-shorts instead because of the hot and humid weather we have here. :)

Dear Danny I love your Photo Walk posts as they blend the philosophical and the beauty of the places you showcase. :) Fear is really one of the great barriers towards CHANGE. In order to improve our own situation, we need to change some of the things...

Rayk Litany against fear from Dune? :) But so very true, I'd suggest reading "How to Stop Worrying and to Start Living" by Dale Carnegie. It's a powerful book about how our fears can literally prevent us physically from doing anything.

Your cousin should try being a Singapore Citizen as you get to serve in the military for 2 years and fire stuff like M16, SAR21, throw grenades. All sponsored by taxpayers monies!