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Bathroom stall door at a LAN-gaming center Side-by-side dueling cream-puff franchisees. There’s a third cream-puff outlet (‘Polar’) about 50 feet away.
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Scope
Here’s a very shaky long pan of the Albert hawker center where I ate dinner tonight. It’s mostly blurry and useless but may give some idea of the weird enormity of the snack shacks I’ve been frequenting. I was holding … Continue reading
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The Full Jerry
Today has been a bit annoying. My modest goal for the day was to get my clothes washed. This is always a challenge — usually I haul a giant laundry bag on the metro (attracting the ever watchful eye of … Continue reading
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Traffic
It’s hard to convey in a photo just how crowded the shipping lane over to my right is. Some of the time it really looks quite a bit like a freeway. (Click the photo to expand.) After pointing out and … Continue reading
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Newater, part 2
The Newater visitor center includes a small-scale version of the vast treatment plant that I ride past every day. They use a three-stage process: micro-filtration, reverse-osmosis, and UV filtration. Bundles of tiny, porous tubes which take up filtered water. Some … Continue reading
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Unsettling
Nasi Lemak with rice that is tinted green for some reason. “Soursop Tadpole,” an icy dessert. Why do they call it ‘Tadpole’?
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Newater Visitor Centre
Let’s see if I can do a satellite embed… View Larger Map That (if all is well with Google Maps) is an aerial view of the weird factory that I ride by every day on my way into town. It … Continue reading
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The committee said there is also a need for an underground master plan. It said the government should catalyse the development of underground space over the next decade. The committee also emphasized a need to develop subterranean land rights, a … Continue reading
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Fouled
The other yacht owners at the marina are always worried about ‘fouling’ — the water here is warm and fertile and thick growths of kelp appear on every submerged surface. A few days ago my next-door neighbor Fred was in … Continue reading