do u dare to do this?
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go 2 a hawker ctr of food court or coffeeshop, during lunch or dinner hour, where theres lots of ppl. go to a economy rice stall n juz order a plate of rice with curry gravy or braised sauce only... i think it shld cost bout 30 cents...
den eat it lor....
can either eat wif urself or wif ur friends or family etc,.....
if u do tat, ie. eat plain rice with curry or sauce only, will ppl stare or laugh at u...since u will look poor? -
i think the stallholder wouldnt even want to sell
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the hawker will beri buay song you loh~!!
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You try and tell us lohz..
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With his appetite and need to develop D cups to fit his bikini better
Mark probably need to buy 80 cents worth of rice... then 20 cents of gravy to soak through that rice...
And everytime I see him in those stupid things... I think my life shorten by 3 years.
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LOL. I ate like that when I was pri 3... cos i didn't like to eat many food then.
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How sick can people get, laughing at others..
Most of the well to do out there who earned their wealth practise a virtue known as humility, something which I'm sad to say that many Singaporeans don't have.
Everywhere you turn, you see people carrying LV bags and wallets, not because the design is anything desirable but simply because it's a social stigma. What's the use, spend $1500 on a keychain, and end up taking a bus like everyone else, and thinking with that almighty keychain, superiority over others is confirmed, when everyone else has $1500 more in their pockets.
If I see anyone ordering a plate of rice with curry sauce only, I will look away and just hope that better days come soon for that person (if his situation is such that it allows him only that).
It's bad enough that we feel any emotions inside, in an ideal world, we should just regard that person as anyone else, and that what he's doing is nothing more or nothing less than what everyone else is doing (satisfying basic need; hunger). Don't take it one level lower, by openly expressing your emotions for others and making them feel as if they are handicapped (beyond a physical sense) in any way.
I don't know if any of you attend novena, but everyday, sits a disabled man across the overhead bridge. He sells tissue paper. If you give him money out of sympathy, he'll throw it out of his way. He's just earning a living. Bad enough he is disabled, so don't make him feel worse like he's begging for your help. -
ppl shld gib it a try. then can understand how does poor ppl feel
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Sympathise for what, you wont get poor if you manage your assests and money properly or if you get a proper education or something which you can use in live.If you are poor thats your own problem.
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i don't think it's about whether "you dare or not" but whether "you want or not"..
i seriously don't find anything wrong in eating the way you want..
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I've seen the Bangladeshi workers in my army camp eat plain rice, without sauce even. Makes me feel just a little bit wanna go canteen and buy some chicken wing for those poor souls...
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Well said, well said. Hopefully one day, as a society, we can become kinder, not so judgemental, and more humble.Originally posted by supafatty:How sick can people get, laughing at others..
Most of the well to do out there who earned their wealth practise a virtue known as humility, something which I'm sad to say that many Singaporeans don't have.
If I see anyone ordering a plate of rice with curry sauce only, I will look away and just hope that better days come soon for that person (if his situation is such that it allows him only that).
It's bad enough that we feel any emotions inside, in an ideal world, we should just regard that person as anyone else, and that what he's doing is nothing more or nothing less than what everyone else is doing (satisfying basic need; hunger). Don't take it one level lower, by openly expressing your emotions for others and making them feel as if they are handicapped (beyond a physical sense) in any way. -
x2Originally posted by supafatty:How sick can people get, laughing at others..
Most of the well to do out there who earned their wealth practise a virtue known as humility, something which I'm sad to say that many Singaporeans don't have.
Everywhere you turn, you see people carrying LV bags and wallets, not because the design is anything desirable but simply because it's a social stigma. What's the use, spend $1500 on a keychain, and end up taking a bus like everyone else, and thinking with that almighty keychain, superiority over others is confirmed, when everyone else has $1500 more in their pockets.
If I see anyone ordering a plate of rice with curry sauce only, I will look away and just hope that better days come soon for that person (if his situation is such that it allows him only that).
It's bad enough that we feel any emotions inside, in an ideal world, we should just regard that person as anyone else, and that what he's doing is nothing more or nothing less than what everyone else is doing (satisfying basic need; hunger). Don't take it one level lower, by openly expressing your emotions for others and making them feel as if they are handicapped (beyond a physical sense) in any way.
I don't know if any of you attend novena, but everyday, sits a disabled man across the overhead bridge. He sells tissue paper. If you give him money out of sympathy, he'll throw it out of his way. He's just earning a living. Bad enough he is disabled, so don't make him feel worse like he's begging for your help.
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oh btw....
i dare... -
If the sauce is not bad why not, i remember got one curry rice store.The curry shiok can just eat it with rice maybe as a snack.
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I once walked into Kfc and ask the perosn at the counter to give me the cheapest thing on the menu.
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Originally posted by supafatty:How sick can people get, laughing at others..
Most of the well to do out there who earned their wealth practise a virtue known as humility, something which I'm sad to say that many Singaporeans don't have.
Everywhere you turn, you see people carrying LV bags and wallets, not because the design is anything desirable but simply because it's a social stigma. What's the use, spend $1500 on a keychain, and end up taking a bus like everyone else, and thinking with that almighty keychain, superiority over others is confirmed, when everyone else has $1500 more in their pockets.
If I see anyone ordering a plate of rice with curry sauce only, I will look away and just hope that better days come soon for that person (if his situation is such that it allows him only that).
It's bad enough that we feel any emotions inside, in an ideal world, we should just regard that person as anyone else, and that what he's doing is nothing more or nothing less than what everyone else is doing (satisfying basic need; hunger). Don't take it one level lower, by openly expressing your emotions for others and making them feel as if they are handicapped (beyond a physical sense) in any way.
I don't know if any of you attend novena, but everyday, sits a disabled man across the overhead bridge. He sells tissue paper. If you give him money out of sympathy, he'll throw it out of his way. He's just earning a living. Bad enough he is disabled, so don't make him feel worse like he's begging for your help. -
i mean , well said !
one of the better post around here. -
anyway,
i dun think i dare.. haha..
lets take a side step. lets take a look at chicken rice.
rice - $0.30
small plate of chicken - $1.00
a plate of chicken rice - $2.50
verdic:
lets go to chicken stall and queue twice to tell the boss "a plate of chicken" the first time and "a bowl of rice" the second time. -
have you survived on 2 slices of plain bread 3x a day?
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Have you survived on nothing but a glass of water 6 times a day?Originally posted by nismoS132:have you survived on 2 slices of plain bread 3x a day? -
what are these all abt??
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If he's that poor, tell him to stop buying all those bikini to wear and shoot. And also sell his camera phones to stop taking lousy pics of himself in those bikini to frighten little kids on the net.
And dont make it sound as if everyone who carries some branded stuff is rich. Some people actually save up for them. Others like me don't won brands and I eat colleague's dinner leftovers for lunch. So its free. Hence don't come and talk about dare or not. If you dare to ask colleagues for their dinner left overs, anything is possible. -
at home cook porridge put soya sauce oso can
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Err.. My best friend & I used to eat that during sec. school days... but its rice, curry + drumstick.
