S'poreans love considerate people
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Originally posted by youyayu:
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The transexual responded to me yet told lie that no good enough to make it respond. This is proof enough it is a hypocrite. It has no where to go but come here fish for man who is willing to pay 30k ring for it. It is left on the shelf, it is crying on the shelf! Ha ha ha! -
Originally posted by CUM ON MY FACE:
So you like to see people who do not agree with you getting banned?
You are a frog in a well.
Suck it up, fool.
well.. people like you who is not even a SG come here and crap about our society..
i am a frog in a well? sorry but to tell you i am not a frog and i am not a well.
i am a fool? look at how many people is disagreeing with you then me
singaporeans is 1 of the best countries in the world.
we singaporeans love to complain because we love to and we have the rights to
what give u any rights to kao pei kao bu us? you are not even smart on papers
FOOL
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There are room for improvement. Different countries, different cultures.
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Yo threat starter .. I think you look at things too superficial to start critising ....
Is it possible that
You look at a toilet bowl and think its for drinking ..
You look at the mirror and think you find your twin ...
You look at guy going into a lift and a lady come out and think the life is a sex changing machine ......
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Originally posted by youyayu:
well.. people like you who is not even a SG come here and crap about our society..
You cannot stand to hear negative things/criticisms? Good for you.
i am a frog in a well? sorry but to tell you i am not a frog and i am not a well.
I am quite sure you are not a well.
i am a fool? look at how many people is disagreeing with you then me
Is it so difficult to see that I am calling you a fool because of your asinine posts? This has nothing to do with people siding with me or not.
singaporeans is 1 of the best countries in the world.
This I will agree with. But there is still a lot left to be desired.
we singaporeans love to complain because we love to and we have the rights to
This is why Sillyporeans cannot improve - they are so proud of their idiocity and tomfoolery. Congratulations LKY and sons!
what give u any rights to kao pei kao bu us? you are not even smart on papers
Can't I voice my genuine opinions on a public forum like this? You're really a mummy's boy.
FOOL
touche
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Ha, ha, ha. Are you that great yourself? Do you actually practice what you preach? I doubt the credibility of what you've even slated as examples.
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Originally posted by Ice Dive:
Yo threat starter .. I think you look at things too superficial to start critising ....
Is it possible that
You look at a toilet bowl and think its for drinking ..
You look at the mirror and think you find your twin ...
You look at guy going into a lift and a lady come out and think the life is a sex changing machine ......
Too superficial? Honestly, I don't think so. Any more superficial than most of the whine and complain threads in Whinehouse and Aunt Agony? I have already elaborated my case throughout this thread.
As for the second part of your post, thanks for the laughs.
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Originally posted by TTT203:
Ha, ha, ha. Are you that great yourself? Do you actually practice what you preach? I doubt the credibility of what you've even slated as examples.
I do not pretend to be great or perfect. But I certainly push in my chair and not block others.
When will you Sillyporeans learn to tackle the case/topic and reduce the attacks on the person who brought up the topic? I feel like I'm in some unsupervised primary school.
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Oh, and I seriously find the two very much similar. To not block a way would be to free up space. By doing that, are you not giving way? Vice versa.
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Whatever your nationality, calling people of another nation 'Sillyporeans' does not make you less 'silly'. It does not make you seem any greater (not saying you meant to be anyway) and in fact reveals your immaturity in such name-calling. Besides, every literate person would notice that there is hardly a pun between Singaporeans and Si-lly-poreans. What limited vocabulary you've got. Try attending one of our many local schools. I suggest you visit one of Primary level. That is, for children aged 7 - 12 (in case you're not aware, given your scant knowledge and appreciation of our nation). English is certainly a core subject, but you could suggest to relevant authorities (The Ministry of Education) that we focus more on deliberately moving away from a particular spot and shifting chairs of other people during the allocated periods of Civics and Moral Education (CME, or you could also rename it to CUM if you wish).
You would probably be far too old to attend Primary School, but I guess they'd make a deliberate exception since you wouldn't be able to enroll into secondary school. Immature people unable to think for themselves would join you. You could request for a switch to the now-defunct Woodbridge or IMH (FYI, Institute of Mental Health), you would feel more 'at home' there. It is certain.
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Originally posted by CUM ON MY FACE:
Too superficial? Honestly, I don't think so. Any more superficial than most of the whine and complain threads in Whinehouse and Aunt Agony? I have already elaborated my case throughout this thread.
As for the second part of your post, thanks for the laughs.
Shit ... got to agree with you on this ...
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Originally posted by CUM ON MY FACE:
I love it when I arrive on your wonderful isle.
1. S'poreans cannot push their chairs in when leaving a table.Now tell me how difficult it is to push a chair in so that it does not get in the way of others? It touches my heart that the next few Sillyporeans who walk past would actually evade the chair and actually make a detour around it instead of just pushing it in and righting a wrong! Damn you dumbshits are good!
2. S'poreans love to block pathways.
I do not understand why it is so natural for a group of Sillyporeans to chat/hang around in the middle of the path/corridor. Even when lots of people have to make a detour around them, they are still oblivious, or act aloof. Is it that difficult to just take a couple of steps to the side? Damn you shitheads are good!
Hey TS,
What makes you think that other nationality does not do the above? Are you that sure to say that all 1st world countries citizens will not do those that you've mentioned?
Please do not assume that everyone's the same.
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Originally posted by CUM ON MY FACE:
I do not pretend to be great or perfect. But I certainly push in my chair and not block others.
When will you Sillyporeans learn to tackle the case/topic and reduce the attacks on the person who brought up the topic? I feel like I'm in some unsupervised primary school.
Yes, i do think that you're in some unsupervised primary school. B'coz only primary school students complain of such small issue? -
I am proud to say I always push in my chair, after leaving the table. But I can't do it if the chair is fixed to the floor.
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I am proud to say I always push in my chair, after leaving the table. But I can't do it if the chair is fixed to the floor.
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aiya haha push chair only mah so serious meh? ok la ok la i push in the future ok?