Author Archives: Rewarp

Singapore Murtads Take a Stand

The move­ment for sec­u­lar free­dom in Singa­pore will pro­gress hand­somely now that apostates of Islam in Singa­pore have decided to band together pub­licly to fight for their rights to belief and dis­be­lief. Under the name the Mur­tad Asso­ci­ation of Singa­pore, this group of brave indi­vidu­als will finally take a stand against years of oppres­sion for

Nicola Tesla.

Thanks to a friendly link from a friend on Google+, I found out that Nikola Tesla is much more awe­some than I had cared to read up on while Thomas Edison turned out to be noth­ing like an inventor, but more of a CEO with amaz­ing capa­city for douche-baggery.

Ayn Rand Summarised.

Without real­ising it, Johann Hari has returned to writ­ing art­icles and record­ing pod­casts since apo­lo­gising for breach­ing journ­al­istic eth­ics last year. It really is quite the thor­ough apo­logy, and worth a read if one ever finds one­self in need to apo­lo­gise prop­erly. That said, Johann Hari is back to his suc­cinct but thor­ough ana­lysis of

Arseholes

I learnt the Queen’s Eng­lish, there­fore I reserve the right to use the word “arse­holes” and spell cer­tain words with the ‘l’ before the ‘e’. That said, I have never seen a form of unin­ten­tional phys­ical com­edy as funny as a group of senile army vet­er­ans doing but­tock glor­i­fy­ing exer­cises in front of Ambiga’s home. They

True Singularity.

Kok Sen Wai, the author at k0kbl0k restated his incredu­lity, when we met up, about my recent decision to boy­cott films from com­pan­ies that are using their fin­an­cial might to des­troy busi­nesses and indi­vidu­als uneth­ic­ally. In terms every­one can under­stand, this means I have not seen nor am I plan­ning to watch The Avengers des­pite

Haiyore! Wakamoto-Sama!

Any cover by Norio Wakamoto is syn­onym­ous with being epic. In this case, the open­ing to a par­ody / trib­ute animé about Love­craft affec­tion­ately named Haiyore! Nyaruko.

Official Report for the 11th of May Meeting.

We met, we dis­cussed, and two of us had some­thing to drink. The out­come of the equi­val­ent of a First Con­tact situ­ation between a group of people from the closest thing to a Malay­sian athe­ist soci­ety with a politi­cian was extraordin­ary in its pro­duct­ive­ness. Read our report at the fol­low­ing link. Kok Sen Wai has