Peekaboo! I see you!

It all started when I happen to chance upon a surveillance camera inside the lift I was taking. Somehow it got me thinking for a moment, how much of myself is actually being exposed to others through surveillance systems on a daily basis, not that I have anything to hide though. What I'm trying to say is, sometimes you do a little undergarments adjustment, or some gold-digging, or some butt scratching after taking precautions not to be noticed, don't you think there's a slim chance that a surveillance camera is around you somewhere, capturing every moment? Yah, I do think of lame and useless stuff sometimes, most probably fuelled by extreme boredom when travelling alone. The point of this introduction is, I started counting.

Objective :: To count the number of surveillance cameras
Coverage :: From client's site to home, via MRT (Raffles to Yew Tee)

And the Result :: Lost count at the Jurong East MRT station. Just kidding. It was around 20-22 but I might have missed out a few, that makes it an average of 2 cameras for each 15-20 metres of walking (since the rest of the distance is spent travelling on the train). Scary huh? So, the next time you're planning to do something in public, better think twice. I know I would but perhaps this will only be applicable in Singapore.

Oh, other than that, I also notice that 8 out of 10 Singaporean ladies (or just in the CBD) highlights/dyes their hair, its either copper, maroon, bronze, burgundy, brown or something similar. Pretty hard to come accross ladies with natural black hair anymore. No Jen, it was not due to your new hair as I noticed this yesterday, ahahha.

And this is random but I am so going to buy Point Blanc's Straight to the Point when I'm back in KL. Thanks to brother Adrian for poisoning me. Amen.