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I happen to see a very interesting interview on TV about the claims on mermaids on Discovery Channel. It was aired Sunday midnight as I can't sleep probably due to eating too full in a party. I turned on the TV and was just in time to watch this interview by Dr. Paul Robertson, a marine biologist. At first I thought it's most likely a hoax like most of you would think so. Watch with an open mind and you will see what unfolds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVhYo41FOY8 The video they were talking about "Mermaid: The Body Found" was on Animal Planet which I found here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iP0Ckx0sMbE One thing for sure the US navy does have a sonar weapon of some sorts which explains the beaching of the whales. What's incredible is the so called "Mermaids" that actually exists.

Apparently some people still cannot forget the $2.2k bike and went to CSI all the way. A long article here http://therealsingapore.com/content/breaki...owners-revealed Whether real or not, you decide. There was only 1 tender for the bikes over the chinese new year period... long story for those who has time.

When news of a corruption probe involving SCDF and CNB chief broke, news of YSL tiko pek also came out. When SMRT COI starts, underaged sex scandal is also reported ...... hmmmm

only if you are interested......... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bilderberg_Group Conspiracy theories According to chairman

Lots of theories abound. Is there two distinct camps within PAP? Why was George Yeo not moved to a safer GRC? Is late MM wife the real brain behind the party? If MM goes, is it a real possibility the PAP will split in two? Just for discussion sake..........

Is there some kind of conspiracy theory behind the recent COE crash to $5200? Of course we can all say it's all linked to $$$ but it just doesn't make sense to me. For that round of bid, there were 2823 bids for 2670 COEs. That means, there were 153 bidders who were not willing to bid more than $5200. (a bit silly considering the average range has been 10-12K over the past year). And what got me thinking was why some dealers didn't put in bids for their customers, even though COE was so freaking low. i.e, they could have secured COEs at $5201, $5300 or $5XXX had they placed the bid in. Why wait? Were they hoping that COE would even DROP FURTHER? highly unlikely based on historical trends. i.e COE normally rebounded right after a drop.. as proven this time round too. Looking at historic figures, there were months were fewer or similar amount of bids were placed, but COE remained at 10-12K.. i.e Feb round 1 - 3005 bids, 11.8K. Oct 2006 round 2 - 2761 bids, 12k. Was it a bid to raise a car buying frenzy? probably. But doesn't make sense too since if the COE drops, they have to lower car prices too. But then they have to secure future COEs at higher rates using lowered car prices. Poor business decision IMO. And by the way, for the 153 bidders who failed to get their COEs during the $5200 crash, they must be kicking themselves because it's almost impossible for COE to drop below that level in the near future. that means they'll have to fork out more in future rounds to secure COEs for their customers. Another poor business decision again IMO. So what's the deal?