THERE'S NO NEED FOR SINGAPORE TO HAVE ANY COURTESY OR KINDNESS CAMPAIGNS OR WHATEVER...



because singaporeans are obviously overwhelming with love and care for the those who need it.

-scowls-


all i can say is from this incident, we can know that

1. some singaporeans don't know what they're talking about (oh no! we're not voting for him cos we sympathise him! it's because he's visually handicapped yet he can come so far! my god he's so inspiring!) gosh. you've just managed to contradict yourself in the same sentence.

2. some singaporean aunties really have all the money in the world to spend. instead of using your money in the obviously wrong place, why don't you donate it to the, oh say, association for the visually handicapped?

3. one of the record companies must be jumping for joy that they agreed to sign on the runner up. the other one should be cussing left right up down and centre right now.

4. being the runner up is actually better considering the record label. -cough- guomeimei -cough-




anyway we all know where the -cough- winner -cough would end up in a couple of years..



imagine this:

him standing on a stage, mike in hand
next to a piano, playing a slow melancholy tune
him singing
the touchingly sad song
to an audience full of adoring aunties
his hand on the piano
at the end of the song
he spreads out his arm
cue i'm-at-peace grin.



wa lau. fei yu ching.




and anyway i have nothing against the less fortunate.
i only have something against them when they sound like arrogant, self-centered little pricks in their interviews.

bloody annoying.