" the mrbrown show: leisure island
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Singaporeans need to relax! Behold, Leisure Island!
Podcast: the mrbrown show 26 May 2008: leisure island Download MP3 (MP3, file size: 1.8mb, Time: 00:03:44)
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May 26th, 2008 at 7:19 pm
Wow, your goat sounds so real!
May 26th, 2008 at 7:57 pm
Singapore still got goats, huh??? Still got shit to step on, huh? Wahlau! Sounds so relaxing in this super hot weather!
so what are you waiting for?
Am waiting to see where the new EWP—Electronics Walkway Pricing—gantries will be erected on this Leisure Island before going on all those connected walkways… to walk in circles!
U know lah…in Singapore, cars get ’sar mun’…sooner or later, even the walkers will get ’sar mun’ with EWP gantries! Or else how to get back all those humanitarian millions recently given away!
May 26th, 2008 at 8:36 pm
MB why today so late then gt podcast? i sianned the whole day u noe? and the Regimentally Enforced Leisure Activities Community day! PRING! Lesure Island….. GOOD ONE MB!
May 26th, 2008 at 11:59 pm
try a goat!?!
oh gosh. make sure there are really corners to relac at - but be careful, the mamas will set up shop there~
haha…
and is Leisure Island supposed to sound like the intro to The Simpsons..?
May 27th, 2008 at 12:07 am
Let’s all relax 1 corner in the barn of the farms in Lim Chu Kang!!!
May 27th, 2008 at 10:52 am
medical island for dictators too ?
Mugabe in Singapore for cancer tests
MR ROBERT Mugabe came to Singapore
last week for the kind of medical treatment
no longer available in his run-down
hospitals in Zimbabwe, leaving loyalists in
the ruling party to wonder who is really in
charge with just a month to go before a runoff
in the country’s presidential election.
The Sunday Times quoted sources close
to the government as saying the 84-year-old
President travelled to Singapore on Wednesday
to undergo tests for prostate cancer. He
was due to return home today.
For Mr Mugabe to leave last week
suggested the visit was urgent. Though
having been in power for 28 years, he faces
a fight for his political life after losing the
first round to opposition leader Morgan
Tsvangirai in March.
Sources close to the government said
that the tests were being conducted by
a top Malaysian urologist who was also
known to have provided “certain financial
services” for Mr Mugabe, reported The
Sunday Times.
AFTERSHOCK FEAR:Workers gather after an
aftershock rocks their building on May 12.
AFP
May 27th, 2008 at 6:08 pm
24/7 supermarts price not cheap right? every industry should 24/7 and 5 day week.
no more traffic jam, no more sardines packing, maybe can even increase the job market.
leisure for everybody on sat and sun, 2 x family day every week. good huh?
May 28th, 2008 at 4:00 pm
i think, the talkingcock.com team will taking a leisure break, because dunno for whatever reason, they kenna hacked by a nick call M41K00L, yesterday, it seems.
the forums like emptied out, cant seem to go into the forum topics.
May 28th, 2008 at 10:44 pm
Hey, i’m happy you’ve selected one of my photos as an illustration for this podcast. I’ve been enjoying your hilarious podcast for few years and it’s fun to see my humble pic associated with you guys
May 30th, 2008 at 10:08 am
First Arts Hub, then Sports Hub, Sports School, Integrated Resort (read: Casino), then Youth Olympics, and now this so-called Leisure Park….
I wonder what will be up next?? And rofl, Adeline commented on what I was thinking of as well: the Human ERP… sooner or later sure will implement one… because SOOOO MANY people will be using leisure park that they have to employ ‘crowd-ctrl’ measures.
Maybe in future all newborns will be microchip-tagged, like our dogs now; maybe when reach 6 million people liao everywhere also got the Human ERP gantry (e.g. shopping centres, food-courts, MRT stations etc).
Makes you wonder if catching escaped criminals will be easier next time, since the personal info is stored in the microchip. Everywhere people go got gantry, even the toilets and forests. X-D
Wait, did I mention TOILETS? oh yea i did….. maybe some bugger will forget to install a gantry in Whitley Detention Centre… ahem**
June 1st, 2008 at 2:07 pm
missing the point..if singaporeans dun have to spend so much time being competitive or stuck in traffic jams or crowded trains, where got the need to relax
September 18th, 2008 at 11:45 am
wow, even relaxation must be campaigned and enforced?
Uniquely, Singaporean man.
You guys sounded so perky and happy. I guess the campaign is working.
Don’t just touch the goat, try the goats milk and goats cheese too……