Ongoing Speed trap
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pls be warned that an ongoing speedtrap is in operation at TPE after Pasir ris Exit heading towards PIE
fella riders/drivers who will be using TPE(PIE) pls do ride and drive carefully
a roti van wif a camera on a tripod stand is pointing towards the direction of vehicles coming from hougang and sengkang -
U always pi chia their lobang 1 leh!
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i dun speed
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We know la. U only race mah!Originally posted by nismoS132:i dun speed
>siam
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Have you noticed the increased number of road blocks and speed traps of late?
I can still hear people complaining about the seat belt summons. Wonder if this is the "next fad". And if so...what's next??!!? -
To Mr. Ah Tee,
So fast almost one year since we last met in Comfort Driving Centre. Are you gonna take the next class for your bike licence...at the earliest opportunity?
If so, See you there Promptly! -
hello, how time flies, anyway i m back at richards's companyOriginally posted by seeprompt:To Mr. Ah Tee,
So fast almost one year since we last met in Comfort Driving Centre. Are you gonna take the next class for your bike licence...at the earliest opportunity?
If so, See you there Promptly!
dun think will be taking so soon, i m now at the low down of my life as tekong is jus stone throw away from the next phase of my life
how r u ? -
saw it 6mth ago liao...
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Another spot that i know they often camp is along ecp(aye) at an exit directly to a carpark. Its at the end of the straight of the " emergency landing strip " Wonder have you guys seen before TP on overhead bridge manning some kind of devic?
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I'm good. Getting fatter and fatter after all of the late nite suppers with biker friends.Originally posted by ah_tee:hello, how time flies, anyway i m back at richards's company
dun think will be taking so soon, i m now at the low down of my life as tekong is jus stone throw away from the next phase of my life
how r u ?
Will be commencing my class 2 end of August. I promised to take it with my wife. She'll be taking 2A.
As for National Service...all the best my good friend. My best advice is to always "think ahead". Don't be afraid to get extra work. Treat it as character building. The (soft) skills you develop there can make you or break you when you enter the working world.
Trust me on this one. Too many "snake eaters" I meet attribute their talent to the army. They are such a pain to work with!
Read books like "7 Habits of Highly Effective People" and decide for yourself. Don't take my word at face value. -
To: Mr. Ah tee. Go for ocs if you can.
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ocs tua ki ah?Originally posted by jacobs:To: Mr. Ah tee. Go for ocs if you can. -
I am inclined to agree more that, "It is not the position that makes the person a leader. But rather it is the attitude of that makes the person one of a leader"...does it make sense?
My point is that being recruited to be an officer is not a bullet proof resume for success. Just be all you can be (pun not intended).
Apologies if I have offended any "corporate-climers" out there. -
I'm just being practical and realistic. You seems worked up. As an officer, they have special privileges throughout their servic to the nation. I'm not sure whether university have a preference for officers........ this what i've heard. Being a man, you will know shit for what is going to happen although you can live in a dreamland not minding this. Have responsiblities as it is character-building. Another story to share is about my friend. I've told him to try to go to ocs but he refuse to, saying he do not want the immense responsibilities. Now that he is nearly a one year soldier, he still can't bring his handphone in or use a fm receiver in camp. He regret his decision. OCS tua ki or sway ki i don't give a damn really.Originally posted by nismoS132:ocs tua ki ah? -
you don't have to go to OCS to build character.Originally posted by jacobs:I'm just being practical and realistic. You seems worked up. As an officer, they have special privileges throughout their servic to the nation. I'm not sure whether university have a preference for officers........ this what i've heard. Being a man, you will know shit for what is going to happen although you can live in a dreamland not minding this. Have responsiblities as it is character-building. Another story to share is about my friend. I've told him to try to go to ocs but he refuse to, saying he do not want the immense responsibilities. Now that he is nearly a one year soldier, he still can't bring his handphone in or use a fm receiver in camp. He regret his decision. OCS tua ki or sway ki i don't give a damn really.
i'm not worked up, i'm simplying telling you; going to OCS is not anything worth bragging about, which is what your message seemed to imply. -
I do know that we don't have to OCS to build character, nv say we have to. I'm a rifleman....... bragging? its more of envy i guess.Originally posted by nismoS132:you don't have to go to OCS to build character.
i'm not worked up, i'm simplying telling you; going to OCS is not anything worth bragging about, which is what your message seemed to imply. -
envy? u sure?Originally posted by jacobs:I do know that we don't have to OCS to build character, nv say we have to. I'm a rifleman....... bragging? its more of envy i guess. -
I think the whole system is f*cked up. Whether you are a man, a specialist or an officer, that has been predetermined by your educational level. No offence but we do know some really does not have some or none of the qualities to be a leader. But still somehow they made it through OCS and gets commissioned. I as a rifleman work at the lowest level. I've been through some shit and still is going through. My friend is the pc runner and he has to dig the pc shellscrape while the pc sit there and watch, what can we say? suck thumb...... Of course its not just these shit, i am not an officer but i believe they have a lot more benefits and blah blah...
Haiz..... maybe i should have said "gd luck to your ns life" but that was my advice. The decision is still yours right?