On Week6 of FHM’s World of Women, Singapore was well.. featured.
Carrie
But the women were nothing to be raved about. I thought the Question and Answers about Singapore part was better!
Carrie and Jean Danker.. Cannot Make It “lah”
What’s their food like? Muddled concoctions of elaborately dressed-up fish: ‘Barbecued stingray served on banana leaf with samba oil’, for example. Try serving that to someone from Rotherham.
Local tipple: Liquor in Singapore is predominantly imported. Namesake cocktail The Singapore Sling is served everywhere, but watch out - chucking a few of them on your bar tab will set you back £15 a pop.
Eileen Tan.. bah.
Biggest cultural oddity: Anyone caught making a mess is made to clean the streets wearing a sign that reads: “I am a litter lout.”
Most likely to kill you: Yes. Amnesty International have slammed Singapore for having “possibly the highest [per capita] execution rate in the world.”
Jessica Tan.. better
Phrase to memorise: “We, the citizens of Singapore, pledge ourselves as one united people, regardless of race, language or religion, to build a democratic society, based on justice and equality, so as to achieve happiness, prosperity and progress for our nation.”
Reel this out whenever you forget to flush the toilet and you could save yourself a penalty fine.
Jessica Tan.. and better..
Best place to visit: Central Beach. Performing monkeys everywhere.
National animal: Lion. Grrrrrrr.
Rosemary Vandenbroucke.. the best FHM Singapore has to offer..
Impressive pub trivia: The lighting for the Singapore Formula One Grand Prix required 12 twin-power generators with a combined 3.2 million-watt output.
Sports they would beat England at: Table tennis and badminton. Also pretty nifty with a mop.
Rosemary Vandenbroucke.. what a complex name she has..
Would you want to live there? Not if you like chewing gum. Or Playboy. Or any of the more risqué consumables of human civilisation.
Rosemary Vandenbroucke.. even her photoshoots are way better than the others..
[from FHM.com]
I am still liking FHM China for it’s more artsy feel and more male related products and reviews.(we don’t really girls as the main feature in a men’s magazine, really.)
