Thursday, 23 April 2009

Interesting Stuffs in Perth

I found a couple of interesting stuffs in the environment I reside in, the places I pass by everyday and the little things that I do..


Number 1 - Instead of the usual vandalism, someone posted this at the back of the toilet door. It says "Why do people write on bathroom walls? What is the meaning behind their grafitti? I want to hear from you!"


It's a smart move if the student attempted to do a research on vandalism. Yet on the other hand, it's just simply amusing. I was tempted to write on it, I am sure I could write like a paragrah if I wanted to comment. Then again, it seems stupid to participate in this?! Haha. Anyway, I was actually silly enough to check on the other toilet doors to make sure every cubicle had one in it. Yes. I still think its for research purpose because of the language used. It's not offensive. Unfortunately, people still write nonsensical stuffs and 'abuse' it.


Notice that there's supposed to be like an advertisement or notice at the back of the toilet door. I quite like the idea, of making it 'proper'.

Number 2 - End of Television Transmission

Back in Singapore, when the last tv program ends, you know there's this old school black/white colourful picture that will be displayed showing the time? It then improves to showing games that people pay to play..


The Aussie style is awesome! They show the current situation of various cities and places around the world, playing classical music. For example, it might show old architectures of Istanbul, Turkey, then Macau, China, etc.. It constantly changes. The places chosen are scenic, mainly landmarks or just an overview of the city. I was observing and I would conclude it's a reflection of whatever is happening in the country now. Like it's night time over my side, it's late afternoon in the states.. So I am quite sure it's a current, real time situation. At the bottom of the screen, it would state the classical music album used.

After a short while, it would show temperatures around the world. I love it! I mean, it's interesting and informative at the same time. It's also relaxing where you spend a few minutes appreciating the wonders of the world.

Good Night, my audience.