Comments on: Singaporeans Love MRT Seats

By: amran

amran — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 09:37:32 +0000

@Eric Ong,

so far so good down here never met any racist yet maybe i am a humble and friendly not proud of person and never think that i am 1st class in Australia i just be myself respect others as others will respect u

really happy here cant wait to cut my pink nric really.

if u want to say Australian are racist gosh u really no idea what i been through in sg i personally experience it 1st hand and why do u think i want to cut my pink nric so badly and move to Australia?

yes i do belive there are racist here in Australia well who can blame them it their country we have to respect that
and the asian who are the one ( the black sheep ones ) spoilt the reputation e.g gangster ,drug and their bad habbit and many many more..

but in sg it those majority think that they own sg their country and that really sick!

as i said before i had it all and now i really happy and never call myself as singaporean anymore

oh ya i hear sg now is so pack like sardin and alot of jobless people and your garmen still want to welcome 100,000 FT to work.

i really hope u still got a job u must treasure your job while u can before the FT take away hahahahahahahaaaaa.

good luck mate!

By: Eric Ong

Eric Ong — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 03:32:00 +0000

Haha..haha…You better not count your chicken too fast! Wait till you meet those racist Aussies against asians!
Have not met them yet? Stick around! I promise you will…!
I lived and graduated in Sydney, UNSW. Got so sick of their names calling on the streets.

Good luck buddy on your new found home. Hope it is not too short lived….hahahahah…..

By: amran

amran — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 03:44:19 +0000

i know how u guys felt in the train and i really despise it!!!
pack like sardin but thank god i no longer in singapore as i already move to Australia.

very happy here

By: krisandro

krisandro — Mon, 07 Sep 2009 15:07:17 +0000

@CurrentlyinSingapore> We do have free newspapers as well given out during the mornings. Anyway, durians have a very very strong smell and that is why they don’t allow it on the public transports I guess.

By: CurrentlyinSingapore

CurrentlyinSingapore — Sat, 05 Sep 2009 13:01:24 +0000

Hi, if you’ve ever been on the Hong Kong MTR or the London Underground It’s all the same, but they actually give out free newspapers for people to read on the train, it’s ridiculous. I also saw a really obscure sign at Harbour Front MRT station today, which said ‘No Durians’. Why?

By: ihatesingapore

ihatesingapore — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 03:07:35 +0000

long time ago the people there are nice and civilize people but when more and more people comes in then all this shamful act begins…
they guys like to sit with their leg open wide and there are those who never put their backpack bag down…

oh ya those who read the newpaper in the crowded train…i would do anthing to leave this shameful country to a better ones

By: krisandro

krisandro — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 15:50:20 +0000

Err….. number 1 country in what? Haha. Seriously, it’s quite shameful but I have never traveled much to say if other countries are like that too.

By: ihatesingapore

ihatesingapore — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 03:51:46 +0000

Sadly to say the no.1 country is like this so shameful even i go overseas i will never tell them where i’m from to SHAMEFULL…

By: krisandro

krisandro — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 15:36:05 +0000

achtung> Sorry to have you see the ugly side of Singapore. I find them very rude myself.

By: achtung

achtung — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 08:16:08 +0000

this is what i encounter during my visit to SG.i thought the SG commuters are all have manner….at least queue up to board into train.give way to those coming out from train.stand left on escalator.i don’t find ANY of this.