remember the saying; “Like father like son… ”
where’s the GRACE from an administration that tells people to work till they die? And expect people to be nice & thoughtful???

a character of a people, reflects the same of its government…

We should stop behaving like some teenager who blames the parents for everything while we fail to look into ourselves and rise above the cirumstances that we are in. Please grow up.

These YPAP members are good at diverting our attention from more serious problems.

Please, this moniker has been taken. Try something else.

Thanks.

i reckon its at least 60/40 proportion. And that is an optimistic view. So lets not put all the blame on singaporeans.

http://www.asiaone.com/Motoring/News/Transport/Story/A1Story20091106-178186.html

opps i missed this 1 by a mile.. let see i PAID the most expensive asian mrt rides with my ezlink ca$htopup card..i find a seat to rest my body..suddenly some1 come along.. i must give up my seat so that the other person can rest their buttocks comfortabLEE?
so far so good?
how many MPs/ministers travelled by the mrts? 1, 2 or 3?

ought to do so? on whose defitnitetion?
when the Mps/ministers who comes LATE for functions while our kids have to do prerehearsals in the hotsun on whatever occasion..sometime it even rained..

wah! the author think we singapoorium what? fanstastic 6? when even the polis in shortpants would not take ACTION on barfights..they only tell LOSERs take it to a civil court…
you all har..think this is bollywood or hollywood?
do i looked liked c h o wyunfatt to you?
remembered the last action hero (that angmor) who dived into the singapoor river to save a damestress when she attempt a titanic reenactment few months back?
this ang mor garan hero was BILLED by the singapoor government when he was last checked by the local hospital..
in singapoor..if have gangfight..walked AWAY..you might be CHARGED for grevious bodily harmed under section 327… if the bad man you whacked got their skulls cracked open with your arukin streetfighter kick!!!

The citizens are becoming apathetic while the island is being flooded by foreigners who are not committed to this country.

Time for change is now. I strongly urge the opposition parties to book the National Stadium for their rallies as they can expect crows of hundreds of thousands to come and show their support.

It is good to see you again too.

Are you living your life by instruction from these people? If not what Lee Wei Ling says has no bearing.They can say what they want to, it is your life.

I do not understand your point.

oops, my apologies

I believe you quote the wrong name. No. 3 is Steven not Edward.

Like father like son.
Like government like citizens.
The government cannot claim all the credits and no mistakes. Fortunately, for Singapore there are more credits than mistakes. We have done well in our economy but we are far behind many countries in press and political freedom, social graces, sports and retirement benefits.

During the 2001 GE LHL publicly admitted the PAP will fix the opposition members if they exceed 10 of them in parliament. Isn’t the PAP responsible for these poor international rankings. On another occasion, LHL pointed out that Singaporeans are not smart when they join the longer queue at the Singapore passport counter instead of the much shorter queue at the ‘Other passoprts’ counter at the airport. Which party controls the government that educate its citizens for the past 50 years?

In yesterday ST, Dr Lee W L wrote ‘I do think giving yellow gerbera daisies for acts of “kindness” is a little hare-brained, ….’. No wonder Singapore is so backward in these areas when such activites are not encouraged by the privileged daughter.

To answer your first question why I was missing for a while, “moderated” is the answer. My posts were en bloc “under moderation” for a whole month.
Apparently some one cannot take my straight shooting answers : )

There are good and there are bad. Very true. Totally agree with you. To add there are also ugly.

Another incident I recalled was a mother in panic, frantically looking for her missing child at SGH near the Specialist Clinics. A whole army of people came to her help within seconds, -visitors, patients, one with arm slings, and a guy on crutches, nurses, doctors are even the cafetreia cleaner. That guy on a crutch coaxed the mother sit down to calm her down. Within minutes, a nurse brought in a crying boy to the relieve of the mother. It was such a touching scene.

On board a bus, an elderly lady lost her balance when the bus jerked, at least 4 other person in front of me tried to catch hold of her, but missed as there were too far from her. I was last in the line, and thankfully caught hold of her without myself falling.

We do right whenever we can and we will see the beauty of people around us.

There are of course rotten people, but we do not need to add to the numbers.

Apek, how about sharing more stories? There is one period that you seem to be missing here man, it is good to see you.

Well, let me share mine….on a bus to town, 1 guy occupy 2 seats in the back row…not to put stuff, but to stretch out his legs and use his laptop in comfort and when some elderlies board the bus, and wanted to sit down as they were eyeing it, but this young chap doesn’t even offer his seat, or at least shift his legs to free up one space…

there are the good, and the bad…

At a bus stop in the city in the evening rush hour, a guy fainted and his friend was with him. Both were likely to be cleaners or something like that, I asked his friend if he need help, but he replied that his buddy always get this fainting spell, but I called 995 anyway. In the spate of 15minutes waiting for 995 to arrive, at least 10 other well dressed ofiice workers step in to render help to this person.
Many chose to miss their bus. A nice lady even asked if the rest can handle before she board her bus. A few stopped their cars, (on the bus lane !) to help.

There are manty wonderful people in this lovely island of ours. This was not the only instance I encountered.