Oh shit...

（Photo credits to its owner)

Good one...haha

[Fictional] Triple Decker Bus

If there would have been a triple decker bus, it will look something like this.

(Advertisement on TODAY, Wednesday 23 May 2012, PP11)

This is, of course, not real, just a illustration to Spot-the-Big-Difference Contest for the papers.

[Stomp] These days even the birds take the trains

Someone actually took this photo and post on STOMP

Nowadays, even the birds take the train. Maybe it is attracted by the grab railing.
Well, if I were the bird, I would.

Funny Bus Stop...This is real in Singapore (Near Newton-Bt Timah Rd)

Funny bus stop spotted by someone. The bus stop is blocked completed by barrier, so if the bus stops right in front of the bus stop, either the passenger will have walk to the petrol station (in the background) which is a rather long walk before walking the same long distance back to the bus stop again or they could climb over the barriers.

Actually, if you have noticed, the bus stop is not build at the bus bay. (The actual position of where the bus will stop is at the place where the van is in the picture). So the bus driver, who need to stop the bus in the bus bay, would stop there and let his passenger walk to the bus stop. The only problem is when it is raining heavily.

So go figure, either way, it will be weird for the passengers.

iCON i?

For the first few moments when I first saw the cover of this book at MPH bookstore, I freezed for that few moments. Why did they call the late Steve Jobs a con man?

If iPhone is a phone, iPad is a pad, and other like iTunes, iMail, iMovie, iCloud, with the word behind the 'i' describing the device or the Apps, then is iCON supposed to be a Con something, con job or con man or something?

Quite the opposite as great man, genius , talented are often used to describe Steve Jobs, usually.

Then I realized that I am supposed to read the whole word as it is, icon and not as iCON.
Hell a lot of difference with Cap on and Cap off.

Interestingly, I couldn't help but think of another old joke which goes like this:

When asked to punctuate this sentence below:

A woman without her man is nothing 

The men wrote: "A woman, without her man, is nothing"

And the women wrote: "A woman, without her, man is nothing"

Hell a lot of difference with where the 2 commas goes.

Just love this!!!