Little India
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jus to share wad happened today...
my dad drive passed by little india, and there was this indian man trying to cross the road.
so my dad slowed down and signal him to move first, but then he never move,
so my dad stepped on it and continue but den suddenly run right in front sia
nearly knocked into him
why are there so many monkeys around
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xi guan jiu hao
i lived there for 18 yrs
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LOL i like the last part.Originally posted by ahhui90:jus to share wad happened today...
my dad drive passed by little india, and there was this indian man trying to cross the road.
so my dad slowed down and signal him to move first, but then he never move,
so my dad stepped on it and continue but den suddenly run right in front sia
nearly knocked into him
why are there so many monkeys around
HI FIREICE!
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And what happened to me before...Originally posted by ahhui90:jus to share wad happened today...
my dad drive passed by little india, and there was this indian man trying to cross the road.
so my dad slowed down and signal him to move first, but then he never move,
so my dad stepped on it and continue but den suddenly run right in front sia
nearly knocked into him
why are there so many monkeys around
It was so dark at night, and I saw this indian man wearing dark shirt and pants trying to jaywalk.
It's not that I'm racist, but it's really damn hard to see them when the lighting is bad and their dressing is dark... Damn dangerous when they jaywalk in this manner. -
they wan act that ur dad knock him down..and want get medical fee...compensate..............
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if u drove thru during weekends.. if i m not wrong, there are 4 lanes.. but only 2.5 lanes can be used.. so usually i will avoid there.. rather go for a longer route..
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i have been to singapore and i have found that few of the parts of the people are not complete,let say the eyes and nose.
how does that sound
not everyone what you imagine is dark and ugly
its your limited horizon -
i think some of them are looking for 'compensation'.
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i live in little india tooOriginally posted by FireIce:xi guan jiu hao
i lived there for 18 yrs now we know fifi is at least 18 years old -
yeah thats true... the last extremely lane on the right is for walkingOriginally posted by mystee:if u drove thru during weekends.. if i m not wrong, there are 4 lanes.. but only 2.5 lanes can be used.. so usually i will avoid there.. rather go for a longer route..
extreme left is buses
that leaves only 2 lanes in the center
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duhOriginally posted by ahhui90:i live in little india too now we know fifi is at least 18 years old -
What made you move to Ubin.Originally posted by FireIce:xi guan jiu hao
i lived there for 18 yrs -
im 2 x 18 oredi lahOriginally posted by ahhui90:i live in little india too now we know fifi is at least 18 years old -
the decision was not made by me.Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:What made you move to Ubin.
i din want to move.
now, if i have a chance, i will try to move back to that area. -
ya, monkeys!!Originally posted by ahhui90:why are there so many monkeys around -
actually i like little india lor
the food is great, and this location is very convenient, got north-east line, the normal red line and about 15mins bus ride to orchard LOL -
Haha nice try man!Originally posted by charat:i have been to singapore and i have found that few of the parts of the people are not complete,let say the eyes and nose.
how does that sound
not everyone what you imagine is dark and ugly
its your limited horizon
But actually you're wrong. Because human evolution dictates that our eyes will slowly become smaller and smaller, and the nose will become less and less pointed. Because we are no longer like primitive animals who have to rely on our senses to perceive our surroundings and to hunt for food. Ever noticed that all predatory mammals have long noses (lions, tigers, leopards, even dogs)? Because they need to sniff out their victims and their homes. Large eyes are also for better sight.
It's the beauty of natural evolution man. Whatever organ/part of our body that we don't need, it will slowly become smaller and less efficient. Just like the tail bone at the end of your spine.
East Asians have smaller eyes and less pointed noses because we have gone through much more generations of evolution than the others. While the influence of western movies and advertisements have molded the general public's mind towards perceiving that large eyes and pointy noses are nice facial features, this view will change when East Asian culture slowly regain the leading seat in this world. And rightfully so. If we want to see who has the largest eyes and most pointed nose, why don't we compare with human's ancestor - the apes. They are taller, bigger built, have large noses, large eyes, and with hair all over their body. That's why contemporary human races that have large eyes and pointy noses still have hair on their chest nowadays. The naive may think that the chest hair is macho, but in actual fact it is the sign of incomplete evolution or rather less cycles of evolution gone through.
It's science.
Sooner or later, all humans will have those stereotypical alien bodies: large round head, flat face, wide but small eyes, small hands and legs, silky smooth skin (no hair). -
little india machaim no govt & police one eh
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huat the hellOriginally posted by zhaozhilong:Haha nice try man!
But actually you're wrong. Because human evolution dictates that our eyes will slowly become smaller and smaller, and the nose will become less and less pointed. Because we are no longer like primitive animals who have to rely on our senses to perceive our surroundings and to hunt for food. Ever noticed that all predatory mammals have long noses (lions, tigers, leopards, even dogs)? Because they need to sniff out their victims and their homes. Large eyes are also for better sight.
It's the beauty of natural evolution man. Whatever organ/part of our body that we don't need, it will slowly become smaller and less efficient. Just like the tail bone at the end of your spine.
East Asians have smaller eyes and less pointed noses because we have gone through much more generations of evolution than the others. While the influence of western movies and advertisements have molded the general public's mind towards perceiving that large eyes and pointy noses are nice facial features, this view will change when East Asian culture slowly regain the leading seat in this world. And rightfully so. If we want to see who has the largest eyes and most pointed nose, why don't we compare with human's ancestor - the apes. They are taller, bigger built, have large noses, large eyes, and with hair all over their body. That's why contemporary human races that have large eyes and pointy noses still have hair on their chest nowadays. The naive may think that the chest hair is macho, but in actual fact it is the sign of incomplete evolution or rather less cycles of evolution gone through.
It's science.
Sooner or later, all humans will have those stereotypical alien bodies: large round head, flat face, wide but small eyes, small hands and legs, silky smooth skin (no hair). -
ya they quite bo chap oneOriginally posted by mrcoconut:little india machaim no govt & police one eh
i live there so many years only on saturday night and sunday very noisy
they litter all over also
but the cleaners are fast to clear everything up before monday morning -
happened to my dad like 10 years ago when we had a car
his 1st car, we were going home, driving tru LI, when this bangala, dashed acrossed the road. my dad beak in time, the fella smack the bonet twice then vanished into the crowed... now no car, take bus -
haha. okie lah. i was with ahhui90 in little india before, it got really quite crowded at night
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Yeah, avoid the place during weekends la. Its well known fact that all the workers gather there for their own "gatherings" and things as such. Hence it gets very crowded and can be intimidating for other public.
Regardless of that though, they are perfectly harmless and u should respect them for that. You don't see fights breaking out everywhere or anything like that. =)
Live and let live.