Yappy
Senior Member
little effort in place to enforce a law against littering, makes a mockery of it.
Maybe they should devert the resources to more productive works... but if we want to have and want to be gracious then what can be done?
little effort in place to enforce a law against littering, makes a mockery of it.
Maybe they should devert the resources to more productive works... but if we want to have and want to be gracious then what can be done?
have enough enforcement staff loh. not just for initial show of force.
I just read The Straits Times today that some tertiary students are doing some anti-chope seats with tissue packet program. :thumbsup:
I just read The Straits Times today that some tertiary students are doing some anti-chope seats with tissue packet program. :thumbsup:
hmm... "Gracious society" sounds familiar... sort of heard about it long long time back... I thought it's already EOL'ed?
At the point of entrance into the train, ppl crowded around the entrance and rushed into the train when the doors opened blocking those leaving the train.
This is absolutely true. the other day i was going home from the barrage from marina bay station, and had to change trains to go home. I was trying to get out of the train at city hall, but the people were standing right in front of the door when its opened, and when the doors opened, they juz rushed in, even though there were a lot of people exiting the train. i was cheezed off, cos poeple were smacking into me, so i sorta shoved my way out of the train, hitting a few people.
then when i reached my destination station, same thing happened. but this time it was worse, people were not juz rushing in, they seemed to be sprinting in. that got me, and i bulldozed my way out, knocking at least 2 people off balance, but they cant fall cos of the pple behind them rushing in too.
I am not particularly proud of this, but what the h***, why cant they wait for 4-5 secs for pple to exit the trains before they board? the trains wun juz run away right. i just thought that, there is no point being nice to rude people.
oh yeah I like sticking my elbows out and pushing against people.
You have the right of way if you are exiting.
Hit enough people hard enough and they'll realise that it's not so nice to rush in.
I find it very...uh...kiasu and tasteless to go into an elevator going down so that you are already inside when it goes back up.
Have done it a few times, but get so embarrassed sometimes I just take the escalator instead of joining the crowd.
Singapore breeds contempt.its strange, how Singaporeans (in general) respect authority, and yet show such contempt towards certain laws.
oh yeah I like sticking my elbows out and pushing against people.
You have the right of way if you are exiting.
Hit enough people hard enough and they'll realise that it's not so nice to rush in.
I find it very...uh...kiasu and tasteless to go into an elevator going down so that you are already inside when it goes back up.
Have done it a few times, but get so embarrassed sometimes I just take the escalator instead of joining the crowd.
I just read The Straits Times today that some tertiary students are doing some anti-chope seats with tissue packet program. :thumbsup:
Recently I tried to spoil the market and throw my Mac's leftovers myself. However, almost 9 out of 10, I encountered the rubbish bin is full!!! Sometime even caused those over filling wasted cups and plate dropped out of the rubbish bin, and even dirtied the floor. Looks like non of the Macs I visited truly encourage self dispose, but better to leave them to the "Professionals" to collect for you, which normally I realised they will empty the rubbish bin before collecting the waste from the tables.
Or, should I also do that, i.e. to empty the rubbish bin for them also?
Sad.....
Never thought of that although I have seen this often. Town Council or HDB must put in more effort to clear the bins more regularly.
U if you care to walk around neighbourhood shopping centre, most of times you dont see any bin.
Does that give a person an excuse to litter?
Sorry, I dun mean bins around, but inside fast food rest, like Mac.
oh yeah I like sticking my elbows out and pushing against people.
You have the right of way if you are exiting.
Hit enough people hard enough and they'll realise that it's not so nice to rush in.
I find it very...uh...kiasu and tasteless to go into an elevator going down so that you are already inside when it goes back up.
Have done it a few times, but get so embarrassed sometimes I just take the escalator instead of joining the crowd.
oh yeah I like sticking my elbows out and pushing against people.
You have the right of way if you are exiting.
Hit enough people hard enough and they'll realise that it's not so nice to rush in.
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Dunno ... I hardly ever seem to encounter this problem when I take MRT ...
and sling my >5kg studio tripod in front of me. :bsmilie: