Malaysian road bully threaten Singapore driver in Singapore!
http://talkback.stomp.com.sg/forums/showthread.php?t=104353
They went on a slashing spree in kallang also, grrrrrr.![]()
throw a stone at malaysian car n ferget bout it!
copy all the necessary particulars and lodge a police report
“Tyranny is worse than a Man-Eating Tiger”
“苛政猛於虎也”
Sxxxxxx malaysian car meh??? you dun come and bluff xiao mei mei lah.
Singaporeans, abit only call police liao...might as well call your ah ma and ah kong too.
I smell HUM
Originally posted by angel7030:Sxxxxxx malaysian car meh??? you dun come and bluff xiao mei mei lah.
Singaporeans, abit only call police liao...might as well call your ah ma and ah kong too.
you are even dumber than I thought ....
Originally posted by Fatum:you are even dumber than I thought ....
u got the dumbest thot of all
and i got the smallest
u bet
Originally posted by angel7030:u bet
Is that you in your new avatar???Looks very different from your previous one... LOL.
Originally posted by Straightstick:
Is that you in your new avatar???Looks very different from your previous one... LOL.
hahah,,..how can match a 18yo make up gal with a now 21 yo more mature gal, anyway, i wear a wig hair, if not where go so much hair...
But nonetheless pretty lah..not like me i small![]()
u small small stand one side, see jie jie deal with them
Originally posted by angel7030:
hahah,,..how can match a 18yo make up gal with a now 21 yo more mature gal, anyway, i wear a wig hair, if not where go so much hair...
You are 21 this year??? haha. You claimed to own pubs in joo chiat. That means you are already owner of those pubs before 20? Judging from all your posts over the past abt ur pub..
What abt you you being a nun in taiwan? How old were you then? I remember that u said that you were a nun b4..
By Tamara Thiessen from Sydney Morning Herald
At the Tanah Merah MRT rail station in Singapore, hundreds of iPhone-infatuated commuters appear to be as oblivious to fellow commuters as they do to the sign strung before them: ”Value Life Act Responsibly”.
It is the kind of behaviour-regulating message that is thrust down their throats daily, though some observers are cynical about their effectiveness. “This is campaign city,” a marketing specialist says. “There’s a ‘Smile’ campaign, ‘Be on time to weddings’ campaign, a ‘Courtesy’ campaign … there are just too many campaigns.”
In a country where people are regimentally law-abiding and clean, happiness and civility are also deemed to be in need of outside enforcement. Visitors to Singapore know they will be greeted by spick-and-span public spaces, hoovered grounds and streets free of chewing gum and spit; yet many say there is no such assurance of finding good manners and a caring society.
In a letter to The Straits Times Sabrina Chen said that ”achieving true kindness boils down to having one characteristic which is missing among us: initiative. Singaporeans lack the initiative to care”.
Under slogans such as ”Kindness rocks” and ”Be a smile champion”, the Singapore Kindness Movement has been campaigning relentlessly for a more benevolent society. The movement’s second State of Graciousness in Singapore Survey, found ”S’poreans” had conducted themselves better on public transport over the past year, amid hefty state-waged campaigns to improve consideration among commuters.
But half the respondents were negative about behaviour in public, on the roads, at work and at home, said the movement’s general manager, Teh Thien Yew. “Levels of indifference and unhappiness are still high … we are all concerned about graciousness in our country.”
Some foreign workers in the city have few kind words about Singaporeans’ manners. “They are the rudest f—ing people I have ever seen; they need some basic training in civic awareness,” said Paul Stapleton, an IT manager from Sydney. “They don’t feel that anyone else exists outside this tiny island.”
The resounding verdict points to a Singapore rigorously controlled at the expense of humanitarian values. So will more state initiatives such as the Singapore Kindness Movement, whose patron is the Prime Minister, Lee Hsien Loong, reap change?
“The problem is the sole concern of most Singaporeans is money and economic wellbeing,” a long-time British resident says. “The only reason the churches here are packed to the rafters is because people attend in order to network.”
http://www.smh.com.au/world/singaporeans-asked-to-chew-on-their-manners-20100530-wnjm.html
Originally posted by Straightstick:
You are 21 this year??? haha. You claimed to own pubs in joo chiat. That means you are already owner of those pubs before 20? Judging from all your posts over the past abt ur pub..What abt you you being a nun in taiwan? How old were you then? I remember that u said that you were a nun b4..
firstly, i dun believe there is a perfect straightstick, secondly, I am actually 22yo going to 23yo but as in taiwan, we gals tend to lower our age a year or two, and thirdly, i took over the management of pub at the age of 18yo after i finished my poly to help my father, if i dun take it, my brother and sister in law will take it and i will be left with nothing, rich people also got rich people problem ya..my Nun courses run during my school holidays in 3 modules, from sec 1 to poly, i attended 3 times, each, 3 weeks, so as to understand the meaning of life better, cos my Dad sent me, so what can i say. Going back to taiwan got nothing to do, attend nun courses lor. In fact, i learned alot about life and get matured faster than most of my Singaporeans young friends here, some women in singapore still behave like kid, unlike me, i am good in handling peoples, especially uncle who claim he is straightstick
Originally posted by angel7030:
firstly, i dun believe there is a perfect straightstick, secondly, I am actually 22yo going to 23yo but as in taiwan, we gals tend to lower our age a year or two, and thirdly, i took over the management of pub at the age of 18yo after i finished my poly to help my father, if i dun take it, my brother and sister in law will take it and i will be left with nothing, rich people also got rich people problem ya..my Nun courses run during my school holidays in 3 modules, from sec 1 to poly, i attended 3 times, each, 3 weeks, so as to understand the meaning of life better, cos my Dad sent me, so what can i say. Going back to taiwan got nothing to do, attend nun courses lor. In fact, i learned alot about life and get matured faster than most of my Singaporeans young friends here, some women in singapore still behave like kid, unlike me, i am good in handling peoples, especially uncle who claim he is straightstick
FRONT, BACK OR BOTH
An IT manager from Sydney who is based in Singapore, Paul Stapleton, is quoted in the article saying, “They (Singaporeans) are the rudest f***ing people I have ever seen; they need some basic training in civic awareness. They don’t feel that anyone else exists outside this tiny island.”
Another long-time British resident staying here added, “The problem is the sole concern of most Singaporeans is money and economic well-being. The only reason the churches here are packed to the rafters is because people attend in order to network.”
General manager of the Singapore Kindness Movement, Teh Thien Yew, is also quoted in the paper as saying, ”Levels of indifference and unhappiness are still high … we are all concerned about graciousness in our country.”
Invariably, every society has its fair share of bad social graces
Singaporeans better do some soul searching before saying others ya,
An IT manager from Sydney who is based in Singapore, Paul Stapleton, is quoted in the article saying, “They (Singaporeans) are the rudest f***ing people I have ever seen; they need some basic training in civic awareness. They don’t feel that anyone else exists outside this tiny island.”
Another long-time British resident staying here added, “The problem is the sole concern of most Singaporeans is money and economic well-being. The only reason the churches here are packed to the rafters is because people attend in order to network.”
General manager of the Singapore Kindness Movement, Teh Thien Yew, is also quoted in the paper as saying, ”Levels of indifference and unhappiness are still high … we are all concerned about graciousness in our country.”
Invariably, every society has its fair share of bad social graces
Singaporeans better do some soul searching before saying others ya, i
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Originally posted by angel7030:
firstly, i dun believe there is a perfect straightstick, secondly, I am actually 22yo going to 23yo but as in taiwan, we gals tend to lower our age a year or two, and thirdly, i took over the management of pub at the age of 18yo after i finished my poly to help my father, if i dun take it, my brother and sister in law will take it and i will be left with nothing, rich people also got rich people problem ya..my Nun courses run during my school holidays in 3 modules, from sec 1 to poly, i attended 3 times, each, 3 weeks, so as to understand the meaning of life better, cos my Dad sent me, so what can i say. Going back to taiwan got nothing to do, attend nun courses lor. In fact, i learned alot about life and get matured faster than most of my Singaporeans young friends here, some women in singapore still behave like kid, unlike me, i am good in handling peoples, especially uncle who claim he is straightstick
Got nun courses ar? Need to shave bald or not?? Need to pay to attend those nun courses?
Got monk courses or not ar? Thought you should learn in ur nun courses abt the evil of lust.. Then why does your job promotes vices leh???
Me is not uncle okay!! Dun anyhow say...
Originally posted by Straightstick:
Got nun courses ar? Need to shave bald or not?? Need to pay to attend those nun courses?Got monk courses or not ar? Thought you should learn in ur nun courses abt the evil of lust.. Then why does your job promotes vices leh???
Me is not uncle okay!! Dun anyhow say...
up to you, in singapore also have mah, we wear the white rope, there are courses of man who want to experience a monk life too, hey, many caucasian also join in the courses, it is not about religion, it about life, meditation and healthy thinking..even those christian caucasian gals also join in..
The fact that i was a very naughty gal since young, because i lost my mother at a young stage, my dad decided to sent me to a nunnery to learn about discipline, every morning wake up 5.30am go ask for foods from villagers, eat porridge and chai sim, sweep the floor, meditate, then afternoon, take a nap for an hour, than listen to Chief Nun or abbot talk about life of different aspect, you can ask question too, then evening prepare dinner, collect woods, then attend to visitor visiting the temple and so on,...light off at 10pm...shhh...use to slip out with my colleague and go drinking..
where angel pub? how to go there? small can go anot?