I attended NDP '99 as a member of the public, remember it was hell inching in the suffocating crowd all the way from the stadium to Kallang MRT after the parade.. took me almost an hour and a half.Originally posted by Shizuka:i tink it's the atmosphere there bah, cos very different from tv watching
can realli feel upbeat ambience over there
juz that the traffic after that is terrible.
most pple stay back for the party after that though, it;s fun lah
You still in NS? Thought you ORD long time ago?Originally posted by kopiosatu:was in it last year...
the way the encik looked at me, i think i might get arrowed for this year![]()
he regular u don't know meh?Originally posted by iveco:You still in NS? Thought you ORD long time ago?
Meaning Kopio is specialist driver? I remember him mention that he was a 3-tonner driver in one thread.Originally posted by Gordonator:he regular u don't know meh?![]()
LOL! he now in RASF lah!Originally posted by iveco:Meaning Kopio is specialist driver? I remember him mention that he was a 3-tonner driver in one thread.
yeah, i can juz imagine...Originally posted by cornyfish2000:I attended NDP '99 as a member of the public, remember it was hell inching in the suffocating crowd all the way from the stadium to Kallang MRT after the parade.. took me almost an hour and a half.
This year i think i'll just watch the fireworks from the Sheares Bridge..
i've watched ndp on tv until i got sick of it.Originally posted by nismoS132:i got sick of watching the NDP on tv many many years ago. but watching it life is a totally different thing. it's not something you can just analyse and think about, you have to be there to understand.
ever since then, i've hoped that i could go every year.
But not everybody gets to be in the marching contigent. Don't forget the troops who are attached to the various schools and organisations to help out in the performances. Every soldier plays a part, big or small. That should be good enough.Originally posted by Hellraiza:lol. nothing beats the feeling of hormat senja-ta while the national anthem plays and the chinooks bearing the state flag fly-past. i think that's the highest point of the parade, makes u proud to be a soldier!
agreed...must thank all those soldiers who did the fatigue work also... without them we would have died of thirst! and the marshallers....tough job also...with so many vehicles...see also headache arh.Originally posted by iveco:But not everybody gets to be in the marching contigent. Don't forget the troops who are attached to the various schools and organisations to help out in the performances. Every soldier plays a part, big or small. That should be good enough.