Reduce carbon emission

Yup, that's Mr. Ban Ki Moon! Well, I know the arctic visit was like ages ago... but I guess I'm still on time with the UN general assembly this week in New York!

I saw the news report on Mr. Ban and then I changed channels (Oops! Sorry! ) and there was another report on how some low cost carriers are staying afloat during this economic downturn by introducing a monthly pass...so ppl can travel more and when ppl fly more means more flights...more flights means more carbon emission??!!

I found it rather amusing so I decided to highlight it.

Mr. Ban would prolly have a fit if he saw that news report... but then again, the company might say that the number of flights are already determined so it's their way of making sure the plane doesn't fly empty.

Bad influence

Well, this week's strip isn't meant to be funny... (in case any of you don't get it! ) It's more of an awareness of the power of media...and that they should think twice before airing anything.

Recently, I saw a local coffee commercial on the and I felt it was rather distasteful. It was meant to be funny but it really wasn't. The commercial shows a man drinking coffee and suddenly realises that an angry mob is after him (presumably some gangsters wanting to collect a loan? ) So the guy splashes his hot coffee on the mob. Upon tasting the delicious coffee on their faces the mob started to sing and dance (yes, Saturday night fever style )... and the man also dances with them.

That commercial reminded me of a news report sometime last week or so about a man throwing acid at several ppl in the mall. I remember watching the scene of two ladies with their faces covered with a mask (I think alkaline masks~ looks like those you use for facial!) and being wheeled into an ambulance. Imagine the damage on their faces...

Just imagine a child watching the commercial earlier and thinks it's alright to throw hot coffee on ppl's face... Hot coffee that can cause burns and scars for life...

Exercise in vain

Well, now you know why girls always say that they're fat... But I would rather blame it on the chocolate commercials instead...

Bus stop

Well, I know this joke's been around...you've prolly seen it on "It's a durian life" by CW Kee. But what the hey, this is my take on it.

And this is also for those who didn't notice the new bus stops in their area as well.