singapore is so boring
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so is hearing people complaining that singapore is boring..
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There are many fine places for dinner,beach resorts,luxury country clubs and you tell me singapore is boring?
Betcha never tried golf before -
Singapore is boring
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Yep.Originally posted by maxie:There are many fine places for dinner,beach resorts,luxury country clubs and you tell me singapore is boring? Betcha never tried golf before
Oh and make sure you have a lot money too. -
The population of girls never bores me...
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Singapore can get boring, just like any other city. I'm in Melbourne, Australia and it can get boring here too.
I guess we can do a few things that u can't. The usual stuff would be going for coffee, bbq's, day trips (most ppl have access to a car) to wherever we feel, golf, lots of sport...
When i was in Singapore last year, all i did was walk around in shopping centres. The great thing about Singapore is that there are more good looking chicks than Melbourne
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singapore is boring. after dinner with my friends at simpang bedok, we spent 30mins thinking where to go next. in the end, we went to airport swensens for icecream. aftwhich, go home.
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boring never mind. everywhere also will be boring after a while. the problem is, singapore is expensive. need a lot of money for transport, to go places, to eat out, go for concerts etc while trying to kill your boredom.
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If only the escape theme park had great rides....
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Yes, I mean compared to the USA where a burger costs $6, things are really expensive here.Originally posted by feelingblue:boring never mind. everywhere also will be boring after a while. the problem is, singapore is expensive. need a lot of money for transport, to go places, to eat out, go for concerts etc while trying to kill your boredom.
How about trying some stunts like jumping on the MRT tracks, wouldn't that be exciting? Danger comes with excitement, stupid. Now get used to it and quit complaining. -
who wan to live in exciting countries can try indo,malaysia, US, thailand...etc...
so when u die or tio rape. molest there, no one will care...
everyday is exciting because u won know whether you will live to see another day.
haha
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It's a choice between:
Dangerous but exciting life
Or
Safe but boring life.
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Thats because the only thing you do is going shopping.
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are you kidding me? do you know on average how much a meal costs over here (california)? lets talk burgers.. on average a meal will set you back USD 6 bucks. That's without supersizing it. Convert that to SGD and compare it. And for a plate of 'chinese' food. (Chow Mein + 2 items) you'd have to pay around USD 7.. compared to zhu chao... you think that's expensive?Originally posted by feelingblue:boring never mind. everywhere also will be boring after a while. the problem is, singapore is expensive. need a lot of money for transport, to go places, to eat out, go for concerts etc while trying to kill your boredom.
in singapore at least you have transport. buses stop at 5pm here. the only way to get around is if you have a car. cab rides the distance from changi airport to orchard road can set you back USD 40 bucks. Convert that and let me know if you think that's cheap.
Lets talk about concerts.. ok fine. There are more concerts to watch here.. but you're going to have fork out at least USD 70 for a lousy ticket... go figure out how much the rest might cost..
and movies.. Student price at off peak hours is USD 7. During peak.. it's USD 9. Popcorn and drinks are USD 10 a set... so how? you still think singapore is expensive? -
people, learn to love singapore. we are a country so much better than others. must be social studies that is making me love singapore and our government..
if we had more natural scenery it would be nice
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yes.. farmer's in the house... farmer's in the house whenever people in singapore complain and whine about something they shouldn't be complaining about.Originally posted by skeujin:woah! the farmer in the house!!! -
I'll take the first choice,at least I would feel more aliveOriginally posted by Firstz:It's a choice between:
Dangerous but exciting life
Or
Safe but boring life.
Which would you choose?
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Tis is my country , but i don love it . .
so boring and sianz
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I was in Singapore for 2 weeks in January, and even though i was there for only a short period of time, i had an absolutely amazing time!
Here in Perth, Aust (which is the most isolated city in the world - literally) the city lacks the vibrant, 'living' kind of atmosphere which was very noticeable in Singapore. I loved walking down Orchard because of that great atmosphere. It was fun, enjoyable and something which Perth does not offer.
In Singapore, its so easy to get around, because of the MRTS. No need for cars when you have the MRT! In Perth, our train system SUCKS (delays, runs less frequently and to fewer stations) You guys also get mega cheap taxis, a LOT of taxis. In Perth, we do have taxis, but it is IMPOSSIBLE to get one in those desperate situations unless you have a prior booking.
We have less shopping malls, and the shops usually sell the same kind of crap anyway. When i was in singapore, i never ran out of malls to visit and it seemed like every shop was different.
You guys get Starbucks. Perth doesnt because they think it'll put the small coffee-shops out of business. True, but no one cares about those shops except the people protesting for them.
The shops close at 5pm except Thursdays! Need i say more? Simply ridiculous and an embarassment.
I could go on and on comparing Perth to Singapore but i'm not going to do that... On an ending note, i'd like to mention that Perth is known as 'dullsville' among Australians (which i agree is a perfect description of this graveyard) and I cannot understand why some Singaporeans dont realise they are living in one of the best cities in the world.
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Only boring people complain that a place is boring.
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Thank you for your kind compliments... Unfortunately, Singapore is a country dotted with ingrates that do not know the treasures they seek are before their very eysOriginally posted by dottie:I was in Singapore for 2 weeks in January, and even though i was there for only a short period of time, i had an absolutely amazing time!
Here in Perth, Aust (which is the most isolated city in the world - literally) the city lacks the vibrant, 'living' kind of atmosphere which was very noticeable in Singapore. I loved walking down Orchard because of that great atmosphere. It was fun, enjoyable and something which Perth does not offer.
In Singapore, its so easy to get around, because of the MRTS. No need for cars when you have the MRT! In Perth, our train system SUCKS (delays, runs less frequently and to fewer stations) You guys also get mega cheap taxis, a LOT of taxis. In Perth, we do have taxis, but it is IMPOSSIBLE to get one in those desperate situations unless you have a prior booking.
We have less shopping malls, and the shops usually sell the same kind of crap anyway. When i was in singapore, i never ran out of malls to visit and it seemed like every shop was different.
You guys get Starbucks. Perth doesnt because they think it'll put the small coffee-shops out of business. True, but no one cares about those shops except the people protesting for them.
The shops close at 5pm except Thursdays! Need i say more? Simply ridiculous and an embarassment.
I could go on and on comparing Perth to Singapore but i'm not going to do that... On an ending note, i'd like to mention that Perth is known as 'dullsville' among Australians (which i agree is a perfect description of this graveyard) and I cannot understand why some Singaporeans dont realise they are living in one of the best cities in the world.
I'm looking forward to my next trip to Sing. Should be even better than it was before. -
Singapore - good to work and live in your 20s - 40s, esp if you are loaded as a local or a foreigner.
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True, my Japanese relatives visited S'pore zoo & Sentosa so many times, they don't want to come back here again. Now they holiday in Europe, US etc.
Even my niece (who are studying overseas) say she don't want to come back during the hols cos S'pore is boring & the weather is terrible- humid & hot -
I think any place in the world is boring if you don't know what to do
So what's more exciting?
Japan?
New York?
Hongkong?
Shanghai?
Maybe Thailand?
You will have to choose a city that never sleeps then unless you are into things like hunting etc. Go to Perth. The shops close so early that you wonder why are you even out on the streets -
Actually, demonstrations are not all by flag burning, slogan chanting hippies you know. I've seen a few demonstrations and there were mostly peaceful and unobstrusive. Basically involved a group of women with prams walking to the city centre la... or ppl holding placards near to Parliament.Originally posted by Farmer Brown:Would you like demonstrations held practically at your doorstep?
Btw, do you live in Iraq?