As the title implies, I assume that Hello Kitty's latest product offering has marketing taglines along those words. Hot on the heels of pussy fever, Japan has launched yet another pussy related product.
No one from Japan was available to comment.
I assume they were busy beating off to Hentai videos.
Classical purists will tell you that the soundtrack is repetitive. And I agree. It IS repetitive as first glance. However, if you were paying attention to the undertones, you'd find a wonderful array of instruments that create both the build up of attention and then the big crescendo of sound once the theme has hit its climax.
[Why So Serious], for example, is a build up of the Joker persona. Razor on piano wire, the score follows the Joker's rise to power, the building pitch on cello as he gathers his team for a heist of one of Gotham's mob banks.
My understanding and interpretation of that the score follows the movie. Where UNSTOPPABLE FORCE collides with IMMOVABLE OBJECT: Repetition is a symbol of Batman/Bruce Wayne's relentless pursuit of justice. When it collides with the jarring electronic tones of Joker's anarchistic tendencies, sounds crash head to head in a cacophony of sounds. The sounds however disjointed, have been given context due to the repetition of Batman's themes.
I'm a fan no doubt. It's not Mozart or Beethoven. But it's no less emotive. Granted, it's the product of the MTV age, but the score is truly epic and it has made The Dark Knight evocative Oscar material. It lends emotional credence to an otherwise mainstream Hollywood film.
Singapore, jewel of the South East and economic powerhouse of the 20th century. In the early 1960s, Lee Kuan Yew was the right man and his belief in the fundamental of leadership by complete executive authority was the right one. An infant nation requires a firm hand, intelligence and steadfast decision making to weather the birthing pains of a rising city-state.
Too many cooks spoil the soup so goes the old adage. LKY was one chef and a good soup he did make.
On the advent of the 21st century, something changed. The nation grew more intelligent as a people. Suddenly, the lost sheep that MM Lee had led out of the darkness had gained an awareness and intelligence of its own. We evolved, we started to question. We wanted to take ownership. But this "ownership" meant involvement and involvement continued to have a high price (defamation suits mostly). So we remained uninvolved but increasingly vocal.
Yet the infamous iron grip remained. Screw up after screw up: - Mas Selamat's escape (a theoretical kansas city shuffle) - Loss of billions in investments fiasco's by Temasek under the Prime Minister's wife - Loss of millions by town councils - the lack of accountability for the above screw ups - perceived uneven application for the rule of law (CASE protest versus Tak Boleh Tahan protest) - perceived uneven application of constituitional rights (PAP cycling event versus WP cycling event at the East Coast)
Why then? Why should a party so famed for its pristine white shirts and whiter than white anti-corruption stance be so afraid of a few protestors?
Why does the Thai king enjoy such absolute love from his people? Why does the PAP who has given years of prosperty fear the loud opinions of a decided few?
Does the PAP believe it's own convictions and/or public relations spiel? Complete belief in one's convictions and moral authority indicates a willingness to stand before a court of opinion of the people. A Christ-like defense: where the unrighteous (enemies of PAP) can throw accusations at the righteous and no amount of slander may stick.
That the loud protestations of the vocal few will be dismissed by the adoring masses. What does the PAP fear? What do they have to hide? What's been lacking that might become so glaringly revealed if the people finally stood up and let themselves be heard?
Walking sarcasm wrapped with sartorial sensitivities, Percevale serves up contrarian views and opinions of the day. He loves trendspotting when he's not busy with his two cats and myriad of other mercurial pursuits.
I don't look good in white and I'm not a big fan of The Flash- Jay Garrick, Barry Allen, Wally West or Bart Allen versions.
I do however still love my country and thus I continue to hope & pray for the day that the powers that be wake up and stop killing what's left of my sense of patriotism.
Regarding Twitter
You really don't need to know what I'm thinking about or experiencing on any given second/minute/hour of the day.
Focus on your own thoughts and experiences for the love of God.
p.s. I'm always thinking about whatever else is there to rant about anyway.
No one from Japan was available to comment. 
