Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Singapore and Indonesia

Singapore is expensive.

Bill Gates has to wait .000435 seconds before he can afford a beer, that's how!

A Singaporean man yelled at us for bringing a dog into the park with monkeys everywhere. "It upsets them," he said. We left right before the alpha-monkey made the first strike. The sign had a dog within a circle. We thought that meant allowed. There was no cross-through.

I ate at a hawker run by a single mom, a blind guy, a metal-challenged teenager, and an autistic girl. Dignity Diner, it was called. It was the only hawker cart open at 11am.

I murdered two Subway subs. In Subways in Singapore, the drink refill machine is easily accessible to the patrons seated in the restaurant area. In Subways in Singapore, refills cost $1.

The subway warned me that it would be a challenge in enter the car from one specific door. Easiest thing I'd ever done.

I ate a durian. Including the part I probably wasn't supposed to eat. It was vile.

In Indonesia I didn't do anything.

I got a suit tailored to my abnormally shaped body. Donnie Osmond bought a suit at the very same place. Bill Clinton perused.

Right after that, a chili crab craw slipped out of my hand and rocketed towards my clean blue shirt at a very high velocity and, upon impact, splattered all over to make a very clear "I just vomited on myself" statement.

Don't worry. I wasn't wearing the suit yet.

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