One down
Posted by Ray @ 11:22 pmIt is done. And with that, I’ll never look at the Law of Equitable Trusts and Obligations again!
At least, until I get into the working world.
So much has happened in so little time. A life uncommon went down for reasons I can’t rightly discern. Casinos and 2D cows are coming to Singapore. A new pope got elected. Some dude called local bloggers infantile. Tomorrow.sg was launched.
It’s all cool, man. It’s all cool.
Adrian, don’t worry about it. It’s the intarweb, shit happens.
I have nothing to say about casinos, but these people do. (Link seems to be 404′d at the moment… check here instead) [via Tomorrow.sg… mmm, going to have to get used to that].
Those cardboard(?) cows seem to be popping up everywhere. I vaguely remember cowboy caleb (or somebody) having pictures of cows humping each other but I seem to have lost it.
The pope… well, I’m sorry, but he’s 78 years old and we’re likely to have to go through this election process again. Like, soon. What’s the point of electing a leader so old, anyway? Is there some other devious ulterior motive at work? Me smells a rat. (Get it? Rat? RAT-zinger? Hahaha.. hah.. ha.. okay so that’s not funny.)
As for the “infantile” label, I accept it with honour. Here in Singapore, the best way to criticize is to jest. Anything more serious leads to scary things like lawsuits. Though admittedly, nobody ever changed state policy with jokes.
And Tomorrow.sg sounds like a capital idea. It remains to be seen whether the admins can keep up the soon-to-be ludicrous moderation rate. Don’t really think much of the site layout, though - all muddled and crowded. But hell, who am I to talk… Squarebrain is pink!
Onto more serious matters. I’m well aware that the comic hasn’t been updated in over a week. That’s partially due to me trying to learn a semester’s worth of work in said period, and partially due to Zeng’s new job. As you may know he’s working in KOEI as a graphic designer (or something like that). He’s only on probation, so his work performance directly affects his continued employment. Working in KOEI is a big deal, especially for freshies with no experience, and as a result Zeng throws a lot of time into it.
Long story short, he’s finding it really hard to keep things up. So until further notice, we’re cutting back on strip updates. Maybe I’ll start doodling in this space, too… give that S$139 Wacom tablet something to do besides make my iBook look cool.
And now, back to the books.
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