An entry in which the author is half-way through a 14 page paper

Mar 20, 2005 22:58

If anyone has questions about the economic history of Singapore, starting tomorrow, please save some Google bandwidth and direct them at me. I know more about Singapore than C.M. Turnbull or John Clammer could ever dream of knowing. Every ebb and flow of Singaporean economy is understood by me, complete with comparisons to the more popular economic ( Read more... )

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parelle March 21 2005, 04:12:32 UTC
*scratch head* Second Singapore reference this week on my friends list. Why on earth did you pick to write a paper about my motherland?

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astrochris March 22 2005, 04:01:11 UTC
Haha, because it's a fascinating economic case study! You guys have been very interesting to read, and the paper wasn't as painful as I thought it would be, so thank you for your interesting past!

I also know more about Lee Kuan Yew than...again, anyone, really.

Did you go to Japan as some point? Maybe over winter break?

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sinclair_furie March 21 2005, 11:00:58 UTC
Singapore is an evil capitalist conspiracy. Or something like that. Plus it's expensive, and the Singaporean Borders has all the roleplaying books jumbled up.
Nothing good can come from a country like that.

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astrochris March 22 2005, 04:03:32 UTC
The former might be true -- except for the conspiracy part, because the government is very open about whatever evil it might do (massive censorship, etc...)

Haha, go to the Chapters in Ottawa, next to the Famous Players movie theatre. All books are in order there, even roleplaying ones.

You live in...the Phillipines? Pretty close to Singapore, I guess.

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antiscian March 21 2005, 13:58:00 UTC
How many Singaporeans does it take to screw in a lightbulb?

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parelle March 21 2005, 14:58:45 UTC
Screw? Sex? What?
*thud*

[Singaporeans don't have sex. And need reality shows to help]

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astrochris March 22 2005, 03:59:20 UTC
None, Singapore has reached such a high level of technological consumerism, according to Walt Rostow's stages of economic development, that all lightbulbs pop out of the box and screw themselves in.

Sorry, what's the answer?

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soo anonymous March 28 2005, 00:32:26 UTC
14 pages on singapore ehh?

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Re: soo astrochris March 29 2005, 19:39:13 UTC
I got a B-...

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anonymous April 4 2005, 01:34:01 UTC

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