Author - Laremy Lee

National Education Lesson of the Day.

Knowing the answer may not be worth your while, but no one is stopping you from wasting your time.

Think we need this in Singapore.

Scott Adams turns a seemingly simple (and stupid) incident on its head, once again.

I’ve been very interested in this idea as well as the Peter Principle/the Dilbert Principle for a number of years now.

When I was growing up, I remember being told that Dungeons and Dragons was a ‘satanic’ game. The association stuck with me throughout most of my life, and it was only recently that I came to realise that D&D is as ‘normal’ as most games get.

I must say: he really is rather spot-on for most of the accents I can recognise.

“AKA my childhood in poster form”.

— There’s even Bananaman!

“I sincerely hope this doesn’t inspire anyone to clip the wings off a butterfly and glue them onto a bullet”.

After I read this article, I felt so much more motivated to stop procrastinating and get down to work! Right after I read the next article…

“What has playing StarCraft taught you about dating?
Going all-in leaves you wide open for complete destruction if things don’t work out, but playing defensive the whole time, you’re sure to lose”.