Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 38th Edition
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Good luck, fudgester!
HOpe you'll get the job and that you'll like it too!
And oh, honeymouse, must tell bear's sis about bear not listening to Missy's advice about staying away from bowling!
Alrighty, peeps! I'm off for dinner now! Byeeeee!! -
Depends which day you come back. If it's on the weekday, I will have my car with me in the city so it's not too far to the airport from the city. Otherwise, I can just take you home from Spencer St Station.Originally posted by Rhonda:You're so sweet but it's too far for you so I shan't trouble you!
I'm thinking of keeping my luggage under the 20 kg limit, so it'll be easy to handle cause I think I'll be taking the airport - city shuttle coach and then catch a tram home from somewhere near the Spencer St Station. Easier to manage if luggage is as light as possible!
Stuff that I need, I'll just box them up and ship them over.
Senang that way!
Have a think about it and let me know ok? -
are you going to hire a container to ship the stuff you have stashed away in your storage space thingy?
Originally posted by Rhonda:You're so sweet but it's too far for you so I shan't trouble you!
I'm thinking of keeping my luggage under the 20 kg limit, so it'll be easy to handle cause I think I'll be taking the airport - city shuttle coach and then catch a tram home from somewhere near the Spencer St Station. Easier to manage if luggage is as light as possible!
Stuff that I need, I'll just box them up and ship them over. Senang that way! -
going back now.
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$*#&
just got an email from some shit for brains in the HQ.. this guy is grasping for straws when there ain't no straws for him to grasp...
so he's made us give him inputs which are less than useless.. which we do not have and will never have
*^$# it
tomorrow -
Bear, take a deep breath..... relax and calm down. Go home.
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My meeting just ended zzzz
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yep, thats very common.Originally posted by Rhonda:Should've started this discussion in a new thread, Lau!
One of my nursing colleagues in Melbourne used to be a Police Officer and she related to me how pissed she got with women who'd turn up in the Police Station accusing their dates / spouses of rape or molestation and they were obviously using it as some sort of threat to the men. She said it got so rampant that she had this uncontrollable urge to scream at the women to stop abusing the law and wasting police resources.
I think too often, the criminal paints a picture of him/herself as a victim of his/her circumstances in life yada-yada, hoping to get away scot-free or get a lesser sentence.
No matter what, a crime had been committed and the chase ensued because a good Samaritan wanted to help catch the criminals and in a tussle / struggle, of course there'll be bodily contact. 
So, in order to appear fair, I'm sure the authorities will investigate the matter to see if it's really a valid charge or if it was just an unintentional placement of hands over certain body parts because the criminal was struggling to escape and it was somehow inadvertent.
Molestation charge or not, it should not over-ride the original charge and they definitely have to look at the context.
Remember that commmodity trader woman who used to be a air stewardess?
She went to the apartment her boyfriend shared with another female and was screaming vulgarities at everyone to raise a ruckus at that female in the middle of the nite.
When finally police officers was called in, she screamed more vulgarities at the police officers and was eventually pinned down and handcuff after she was told to leave but she refused.
She then was screaming at the neighbourhood claiming police officers abused her and molested her. When she was was the one pushing, biting & kicking the POs.
Her vulgarties was so bad, that resident, in another block, on the high floors came down and offers to be witness against her screaming and making life unpleasant for everyone in that middle of the night.
Then, the media tries to paint her in a sad picture, with being ex stewardess & then pregnant and all to get sympathies for her.
But, actual people on the scene, including the ambulance workers was shaking their heads at such as a shrew of that woman. -
hey!!! I AM GOOD IN BED!Originally posted by tare:i prefer to say great minds think alike!
and hor.... i wonder wat would u say IF vk claim she's good on bed?! -
It makes perfect sense.Originally posted by laurence82:from that hwa chong thread
here's something to think abt
imagine if ferret or rhonda commits a crime, and i perform my citizen duty by preventing them from running off or catching them, and they turn around in court and said that was molestation, does that make sense?
But the thing that they are in court for a crime they already committed. Means its a court for their crime.
Not your 'crime'. Thats for another court to decide. They deal with issues separately. -
which is why i tell my guys never to lift a hand to touch anyone unless they are trying to escape or have tried to commit an act of aggression towards them...
once they do that, all bets are off..
and where i worked, there are TONS of witnesses
i prefer to be the quiet and scary bastard when talking to perps -
I agreed on that as well.Originally posted by the Bear:which is why i tell my guys never to lift a hand to touch anyone unless they are trying to escape or have tried to commit an act of aggression towards them...
That 'smart' kid still try to escape by saying it was accidental -
i've never thrown a punch "accidentally"Originally posted by X-men:I agreed on that as well.
That 'smart' kid still try to escape by saying it was accidental -
Gd morning, everyone! *waves*
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today, i will slack...
the boss isn't in today -
I have no idea what you guys are talking about.
But still, females has all the advantage when it comes to sg law.
but only to a certain extent. Because most judges in sg are males. So their judgements arent always veered towards the females favours. Unless its a ultra clear cut case.
And in sg law, it is based on intent. means rea.
Not actions actus rea.
Hey! I still remember! -
Completed the dinner.
Today, cooked:
string mushrooms with potatoe in oyster sauce.
steamed orange roughy fillet with ginger & tomatoes
stirfry beef slices with green veggies
steamed brown rice
And there was lunch left over. So folks has choices
porridge with mince pork.
scrambled egg with diced onions
steamed carrots
fried japanese fish cake. -
ohhh.. where i used to work, we had ladies who were not afraid to take down hysterical, violent or escaping women...
and when there are cases of women, there will always be one of those tough ladies..
in a while, i'm going to the doctor's.. i've got this bloody smear thing in my right eye which is not affecting my vision.. also, i'm going for my hepatitis booster jab too -
now savouring a hot drink.
ginger slices boiled with sugar water.
Cool it off and squeezed in half a lemon. -
I errmmmm......dont remember taking down hysterical, violent escaping women. I disliked the screaming they do.Originally posted by the Bear:ohhh.. where i used to work, we had ladies who were not afraid to take down hysterical, violent or escaping women...
and when there are cases of women, there will always be one of those tough ladies..
in a while, i'm going to the doctor's.. i've got this bloody smear thing in my right eye which is not affecting my vision.. also, i'm going for my hepatitis booster jab too -
reminds me.
one time, at orchard rd.
got this lady selling those party favours on the street.
she was hysterical cos of some NEA officer insisting we arrest her.
then her brother came along, who happens to be a ex reservist.
so while i calmed her down and hold her hands down from gesticulating. her brother came from behind me, grab my arms from behind and practically pulled me away.
my inspector stopped him and warned him against touching me again.
anyway, that lady was very pitiful, so we finally took her away from the scene where it was escalating into a major arguement with that NEA officer & the police officers. The out of sight, out of mind tactic. at least with her away from the crowds, she was so much calmer and co-operative.
her brother, and her so called 'not know her' relatives even tried to run after me to clobber me. turns out, that female relative was her sister in law, and she was playing the 'I am a concerned public' role.
The next thing i know. her brother went and made a police report against me for arresting her sister.
I have half the mind to go down to another office below mine and lodge a more formal complaint about ex officers manhndling other officers while on duty. The IO keeps persuading me against it. These are times, where I was really cheesed off with such officers.
Frankly, all of us sympatised with that lady, and didnt arrest her. We were still talking about how hard a life most Singaporean have, and how we should be giving more leeway to those that needs to make a living.
But to have our kindness thrown into our face as someone to blame for their own misfortune and their own misbehaviours. I am certainly not comfortable with that. -
*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
1. I have a bloody migraine which more powerful prescription painkillers can't seem to solve.
2. Because of the bloody rain, I'm gonna have to put off my planned hike around MacRitchie till Thursday. -
it'll be like a tekong route march all over again mah ..... should get back into the groove for your up coming army stint right ? ....Originally posted by fudgester:*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
1. I have a bloody migraine which more powerful prescription painkillers can't seem to solve.
2. Because of the bloody rain, I'm gonna have to put off my planned hike around MacRitchie till Thursday. -
x 2 about the migraineOriginally posted by fudgester:*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
1. I have a bloody migraine which more powerful prescription painkillers can't seem to solve.
2. Because of the bloody rain, I'm gonna have to put off my planned hike around MacRitchie till Thursday.
*sips kopi o in an attempt to lessen the pain* -
and did you go jogging today?Originally posted by Fatum:it'll be like a tekong route march all over again mah ..... should get back into the groove for your up coming army stint right ? ....
*presses laugh button*