Author Archives: harrietsposter

The ‘Can or Cannot Lah,’ Run Hares: Kan Not Kan & Kan The Kobra Sengkang Riverside Park On On: Coffee shop down the road. ‘Can’ comes from Old English, cunnan, meaning ‘to know, or ‘to be able.’ ‘Kan,’ comes from … Continue reading →

The Bit On The Side Run Hares: Zipp, Gypsy, Bit On The Side, Leg Over Bukit Browne Cemetery On On; Mr. Hoe Gypsies are a much misunderstood and unfairly treated group of people. They are widely seen as a mysterious … Continue reading →

The St David Day’s Run Hares: Mr. Potato Head, Loose Change. Bukit Timah Railway Station On On; The Friggin’ Frog St.David Well, Saint David, or Dewi Sant, as he is known in the Welsh language, is the Patron Saint of … Continue reading →

The Birthday Run Hares: Boo, Stiffener, Too Easy, Quickie. Cactus Rd. Seletar Seafood Stop press – Hare needed for 16th March. Contact Posh Nash asap. Lion City 1500 Run Saturday March 5th Harriet’s Rock When will Concert Promoters get it … Continue reading →

The Waitangi (NZ) Run Hares: Lost Marbles, Wet N Wild and a flock of sheep. Harding Rd, car park behind the church The Great Debate A Kiwi run always ignites that intriguing question – who invented the pavlova? Discussion was … Continue reading →

The ‘Lonely Bum’ Run Hares: Father Anus Yishun Industrial Park A (outside the Yishun Fire Station) The Run The Hare did a great job of confusing runners before we even started -Yishun Industrial ParkA was the run site given, and … Continue reading →

The ‘All in the Family’ Run Mother’s Tongue, Slippery Bum, Yana and Friend. The Run A surprisingly large group graced the Pepys Road carpark to welcome new beer boys and the new year. Those of us who made an effort … Continue reading →

The ‘Aussie Day’ Run Cock Radio, Maggot, Sneaky Comer and the Aussies. The Run Being actually Australia Day, the Aussies tried to add true authenticity to the occasion by trying to replicate the Australian flood disaster. Some serious rain during … Continue reading →

Hare: Virgin Slim End of Tagore Drive The Circle: So, what did we think of that for a run? “Good run!” – Where was the run? Never mind where is the onon! Tell us about your on on. At the … Continue reading →