Month: March 2011

A Tit for a Tat (291) Tit: Why did you cross before the lights changed? Tat: Because there was no…

A Tit for a Tat (290) Tit: Because the vase was so beautiful, it was bought. Tat: And? Tit: Because…

A Tit for a Tat (289) Tit: I find the term ‘walk-in wardrobes’ fanciful. Tat: Why? Tit: Aren’t they just…

Question: Is it really necessary to embrace a religion to become enlightened, or can it be done by personal understanding?…

Question: For how long did the Buddha sleep every night? Answer: It is said to be an hour only. Question:…

RJ: Look at http://kooky.com.my/chinese/node/4324 – Buddha images speaking? SA: Hmmm… It’s a mixture of amazing and amusing…. Not sure if…

A Tit for a Tat (288) Tit: Why am I a sentient being and not a non-sentient thing? Tat: Why…

A Tit for a Tat (287) Tit: Upper management said that ‘Anyone who doesn’t close the office door mindfully for…

A Tit for a Tat (237) Tit: Hey! There’s a hole at the back of your shirt! Tat: Where? Tit:…

A Tit for a Tat (236) Tit: Someone accidentally wore my shoes left at the door. Tat: How do you…

A few weeks back, I rushed on a Saturday to buy some stuff at an IT show. I was quite…

Not that I believe in God, Eden or the Devil, but… If good St. Patrick could drive all the snakes…

A Tit for a Tat (235) Tit: The washing machine added specks of dirt stuck in it from previous washings…

A Tit for a Tat (234) (At a near empty restaurant) Tut: Do you have a reservation? Tit: No. Tut:…

Below is my reply to an email that proposes disasters happen on the 26th of months. You can see the…

From Adrian Tomine’s ‘Scenes from an Impending Marriage’ is this dialogue: Guy: (About whether to invite someone just because one…

‘I’m busy, email me and I’ll reply later.’ Emails are an incredibly efficient means for procrastinating a reply. Let’s talk!…

Should veg*ns patronise veg*n or non-veg*n places more? If we order veg*n food in a non-veg*n restaurant, will we urge…

Those who hold their liquor well think they are always in control but all it takes is a moment of…

The Middle Path means not to take extremes, while it is often mistaken to mean one should be moderate in…