Laura in Singapore

This is my second post on the favourite search terms that bring people to this site. 1) " cannibalism thailand ", " cannibali...

This week, Laura mixed it up a little and went to the middle east. Here is some proof: And here is Barbican, non-alcoholic malt beverage, f...

Like us, if you were in Japan, you were probably worried and confused about the origins of the above creature. Do not fret, as we have solv...

It is the Taoist Hungry Ghost festival again, a month when the gates of the netherworld open to release upon us all sorts of spirits. Loud s...

Hello and welcome to this year's selection of Engrish gift bags and such. Let us start with a simple yet delirious message about giant f...

Above is what Western Australia's animals used to look like. Below is what they look like today. We are big fans of the modern version, ...

Worried about fall? Craving some tasty exotic cuisine? Losing your swimming skills? No excuse not to visit now: http://www.aircanada.com/en/...

This rogue plane post is dedicated to my rogue plane friends. Seletar airport is Singapore's small plane airport, for executive, leisure...

If you find botanical gardens a tad dull, then I have a suggestion. I recommend you look for different things, like, say, EVIL. I started ...

This is a momentous occasion for Canadian fans of Engrish! Now, Engrish comes to your country, and for some readers, to your university. Zoo...

Little India is a great place to live for many reasons. On Sunday, the migrant Indian labourers get their weekly day off, so Little India ge...