联合早报：现在：2005年七月四日

联合早报：现在：2005年七月四日
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Something something something MR MIYAGI something something something MRBROWN something something SARONG PARTY GIRL something something TOMORROW.SG something something something BLOGGERS.SG something something XIAXUE something something KENNY SIA something something SINGAPORE.

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Silencio from the album “Buena Vista Social Club Presents Ibrahim Ferrer” by Ibrahim Ferrer

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July 4, 2005

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nadyneshu

July 4, 2005

dear mr miyagi,
i have been an avid reader of your blog and was pleasantly glad to see your interview with mr brown on today’s Zaobao. Basically, the reporter of Zaobao did a fairly good job in covering the story and of course, free publicity for Blogger.SG. But somehow, i felt that reading the article in chinese does not beat reading on Straits Times that was more reflective of the points that you and mr brown were intending to put across. Looking forward to more entries put up by yours truly.
P/S: your caricature on Today wasn’t that bad after all, tot it did bring out the major features of your face. 🙂

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nadyneshu

July 5, 2005

dear mr miyagi,
i have been an avid reader of your blog and was pleasantly glad to see your interview with mr brown on today’s Zaobao. Basically, the reporter of Zaobao did a fairly good job in covering the story and of course, free publicity for Blogger.SG. But somehow, i felt that reading the article in chinese does not beat reading on Straits Times that was more reflective of the points that you and mr brown were intending to put across. Looking forward to more entries put up by yours truly.
P/S: your caricature on Today wasn’t that bad after all, tot it did bring out the major features of your face. 🙂

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KM

July 4, 2005

Strangely, your Excerpt made me understand the ZaoBao content much clearer….

I guess I have to re-visit my Chinese Dictionary…

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KM

July 5, 2005

Strangely, your Excerpt made me understand the ZaoBao content much clearer….

I guess I have to re-visit my Chinese Dictionary…

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B.R.A.T.

July 4, 2005

Your something-something-something didn’t really help much, but it did sum up the article in a nutshell…

*hm*

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B.R.A.T.

July 5, 2005

Your something-something-something didn’t really help much, but it did sum up the article in a nutshell…

*hm*

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silvermyst

July 4, 2005

oh I LOVE Ibrahim Ferrer!!!!! I never knew he was part of the BVSC!

thanks for providing the bio. I’d never have gone looking otherwise.

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silvermyst

July 5, 2005

oh I LOVE Ibrahim Ferrer!!!!! I never knew he was part of the BVSC!

thanks for providing the bio. I’d never have gone looking otherwise.

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lancerlord

July 4, 2005

Oh man, my chinese sucked. I only bothered to see the pictures in the article and read the English portions (just to know the chinese translation). 🙂

Now I know what is chinese term for “blog”.

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lancerlord

July 5, 2005

Oh man, my chinese sucked. I only bothered to see the pictures in the article and read the English portions (just to know the chinese translation). 🙂

Now I know what is chinese term for “blog”.

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Anonymous

July 4, 2005

HHaa haaa haa… very funny. I know of a pretty good translator (cheap somemore).

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Anonymous

July 5, 2005

HHaa haaa haa… very funny. I know of a pretty good translator (cheap somemore).

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Female Ego

July 5, 2005

I looked only at the photos too. And u looked nice in it.

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Female Ego

July 5, 2005

I looked only at the photos too. And u looked nice in it.

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HellsBel

July 5, 2005

hmm problem with bloggers – most of us are very English based – at least – written form…. something something just about covers my Mandarin vocab. Nice hairdo. *ahem* 😀

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HellsBel

July 5, 2005

hmm problem with bloggers – most of us are very English based – at least – written form…. something something just about covers my Mandarin vocab. Nice hairdo. *ahem* 😀

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John Lim the-one-who-splits-PAP-apart

July 5, 2005

ur chinese that bad ??? so many somethings ?

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John Lim the-one-who-splits-PA

July 5, 2005

ur chinese that bad ??? so many somethings ?

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S t a r m | s t

July 5, 2005

laughs.
Funnyyy~~

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S t a r m | s t

July 5, 2005

laughs.
Funnyyy~~

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ngader

July 5, 2005

I’ve always wondered what the word for “blogger” is in mandarin. now I know.

🙂

Mr Miyagi, maybe one day I should take a better picture for you. The photos all look like caricatures. 😛

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ngader

July 6, 2005

I’ve always wondered what the word for “blogger” is in mandarin. now I know.

🙂

Mr Miyagi, maybe one day I should take a better picture for you. The photos all look like caricatures. 😛

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Knight

July 5, 2005

hhmmmm he mention kennysia is a sg blogger ?

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Knight

July 6, 2005

hhmmmm he mention kennysia is a sg blogger ?

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stormie

July 6, 2005

Hi Mr Miyagi,
I’ve been reading your blog for the last few months. Enjoyed reading your blog and it’s really funny. Anyway the something-something-something kinda sums up my Chinese oral exam many years ago. It’ll probably take me a day to decipher what’s on that article….

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stormie

July 6, 2005

Hi Mr Miyagi,
I’ve been reading your blog for the last few months. Enjoyed reading your blog and it’s really funny. Anyway the something-something-something kinda sums up my Chinese oral exam many years ago. It’ll probably take me a day to decipher what’s on that article….

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amithyst

July 6, 2005

reading and writing the chinese language is not that bad, once you are accustomed to it. we, as chinese, should be proud of our heritage!

mr miyagi: hope to see you blog in chinese in the future 🙂

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amithyst

July 6, 2005

reading and writing the chinese language is not that bad, once you are accustomed to it. we, as chinese, should be proud of our heritage!

mr miyagi: hope to see you blog in chinese in the future 🙂

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kisekino

July 6, 2005

your excerpt å¾ˆå¥½ç¬‘

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kisekino

July 6, 2005

your excerpt ???

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fabz

July 6, 2005

lol!

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fabz

July 6, 2005

lol!

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Geroithe

July 6, 2005

I didn’t know your Shinese is that bad.. *grins*

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Geroithe

July 6, 2005

I didn’t know your Shinese is that bad.. *grins*

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Kris Lee

July 7, 2005

IMHO, I thought that the article was balanced and well-written. I don’t think there were any misquotes or potentially-contentious remarks.

However, there was one major and glaring mistake – the journalist Lin Fang Wei treated kennysia as a local blogger, as knight has pointed out.

Maybe he wanted to parody the SPG issue but no local bloggers did what Kenny bravely did. I wonder if Kenny has found out about the faux pas yet…

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Kris Lee

July 7, 2005

IMHO, I thought that the article was balanced and well-written. I don’t think there were any misquotes or potentially-contentious remarks.

However, there was one major and glaring mistake – the journalist Lin Fang Wei treated kennysia as a local blogger, as knight has pointed out.

Maybe he wanted to parody the SPG issue but no local bloggers did what Kenny bravely did. I wonder if Kenny has found out about the faux pas yet…

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who?

July 7, 2005

somehow, you look like the type who can understand more chinese than something something something. quite amusing to see your comments on the article.

i would love to blog in chinese, but damnit, i don’t have a decent chinese word processing programme.

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who?

July 8, 2005

somehow, you look like the type who can understand more chinese than something something something. quite amusing to see your comments on the article.

i would love to blog in chinese, but damnit, i don’t have a decent chinese word processing programme.

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