Inconsiderate behaviour...
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Originally posted by mr_sotong:
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its quite commmonplace le lo but get used to it le i evridae the mrt sure got some ppl do 1
i c 1 is evrytime ppl pissed le den will go tell the mthis catch phrase "Boi/gurl not evryone can appreciate ur kind of music".
u cud try this too -
wahahahaha.Originally posted by RvnRooRon84:I find this very annoying and inconsiderate; I believe most of you hve encountered kids, students in busses or MRTs blasting off their handphone ringtones or music, oblivious to their surroundings and people around them. The volume is too loud that its actually quite incomprehensible to make out the lyrics, not just the tune! All the more, early morning busrides which meant to be peaceful, are spoilt by these inconsiderate people and their handphones!
On so many occasions I feel like politely telling them to be considerate.
Anyone have any thoughts abut this?
of course i do.
i hate these inconsiderate asses.
a disgrace to my own generation.
a disgrace to singaporeans.
once a 2 philipinos were talking so loudly that a fat malay lady shouted at them.
everyone in the whole mrt smiled.
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I'm surprised that people are still shocked at others blasting music on handphone. Hasn't it already become part of our ugly culture?
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It their freedom... Can't do anyhting about it...
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Wrong. We can all make petition and give to SMRT.Originally posted by soulwinner:It their freedom... Can't do anyhting about it... -
What are the chances of that making it through?Originally posted by Xephone_xenon:Wrong. We can all make petition and give to SMRT.
I guess it'll just fall on deaf ears!!
And yup, encountered another 2, or rather the SAME Pasir Ris Secondary girls in bus 28 in the morning blasting the songs on her hp..
The irritating fact is that they were TALKING while the music is being played at full volume..
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How do you pwn these people using queer Singapore laws?
Report them to the police for copyright infringement and broadcasting without a license.
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now everything license this license that
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democracy comes at a price...freedom to do this freedom to do that...but our political system dun gives us any freedom at all....so uniquely sinkaporela.....WELCOME TO SINGAPORE!!!!!muhahahaha
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Originally posted by mr_sotong:
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nothing u can do mah.....put ear plugs lorOriginally posted by RvnRooRon84:I find this very annoying and inconsiderate; I believe most of you hve encountered kids, students in busses or MRTs blasting off their handphone ringtones or music, oblivious to their surroundings and people around them. The volume is too loud that its actually quite incomprehensible to make out the lyrics, not just the tune! All the more, early morning busrides which meant to be peaceful, are spoilt by these inconsiderate people and their handphones!
On so many occasions I feel like politely telling them to be considerate.
Anyone have any thoughts abut this? -
I can't agree more with you, the volume should not be set at such a loud volume. Some of them are just showing off who has the coolest music. Whenever they play their music loudly, I would take my earpiece and shut the crappy music out of my ears.Originally posted by RvnRooRon84:I find this very annoying and inconsiderate; I believe most of you hve encountered kids, students in busses or MRTs blasting off their handphone ringtones or music, oblivious to their surroundings and people around them. The volume is too loud that its actually quite incomprehensible to make out the lyrics, not just the tune! All the more, early morning busrides which meant to be peaceful, are spoilt by these inconsiderate people and their handphones!
On so many occasions I feel like politely telling them to be considerate.
Anyone have any thoughts abut this? -
Yeah me too I hate those inconsiderate buggers who blast their songs loudly in trains/buses
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Kick them in the nads. -
238948596005445959th thread on this liaoz. Get used to it. It's part of culture the moment handphone manufacturers started putting speakers in the phones.
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tell them off....you have the right to.....coz it could be considered public nuisance or noise pollution.....Originally posted by RvnRooRon84:I find this very annoying and inconsiderate; I believe most of you hve encountered kids, students in busses or MRTs blasting off their handphone ringtones or music, oblivious to their surroundings and people around them. The volume is too loud that its actually quite incomprehensible to make out the lyrics, not just the tune! All the more, early morning busrides which meant to be peaceful, are spoilt by these inconsiderate people and their handphones!
On so many occasions I feel like politely telling them to be considerate.
Anyone have any thoughts abut this? -
why complain when you do nothing about it?Originally posted by RvnRooRon84:I find this very annoying and inconsiderate; I believe most of you hve encountered kids, students in busses or MRTs blasting off their handphone ringtones or music, oblivious to their surroundings and people around them. The volume is too loud that its actually quite incomprehensible to make out the lyrics, not just the tune! All the more, early morning busrides which meant to be peaceful, are spoilt by these inconsiderate people and their handphones!
On so many occasions I feel like politely telling them to be considerate.
Anyone have any thoughts abut this?
If you said that you told them to be a lil more considerate and they still deliberately turn up the volume ..then I will be on ur side about it.