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**grudabor** · 02-16-2009, 06:12 PM

You can't blame this person. He is so used to just reading all the rosy things in the 154th that even a killing of a bug in someone's house spells disaster for him. When I was in the UK, there were so many news reported about muggers, strikes and disasters, why there were two cases of bombs that had gone off in London planted by terrorists. There were some talks on that day but the very next day, people went back to their notmal businesses. Many Sinkees are just not aware that being a Sinkee in Singapore makes them more like a kitten that would die when its put in a forest.

I wonder what will a Singaporean tourist think if he/she got stuck in London in one of those famous mid-week summer Underground station strikes. Not sure if it is a regular event these days, but strikes were common in the past.

Not forgetting the regular fire/flood/signal faults on the Underground, and we have to detour. Then we had the IRA incidents.

154th is doing Singaporeans a disservice. The world is not a perfect place, unless the person chose to live in the bottom of a well.

02-16-2009, 06:12 PM	#7
grudabor Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 493 Senior Member	You can't blame this person. He is so used to just reading all the rosy things in the 154th that even a killing of a bug in someone's house spells disaster for him. When I was in the UK, there were so many news reported about muggers, strikes and disasters, why there were two cases of bombs that had gone off in London planted by terrorists. There were some talks on that day but the very next day, people went back to their notmal businesses. Many Sinkees are just not aware that being a Sinkee in Singapore makes them more like a kitten that would die when its put in a forest. I wonder what will a Singaporean tourist think if he/she got stuck in London in one of those famous mid-week summer Underground station strikes. Not sure if it is a regular event these days, but strikes were common in the past. Not forgetting the regular fire/flood/signal faults on the Underground, and we have to detour. Then we had the IRA incidents. 154th is doing Singaporeans a disservice. The world is not a perfect place, unless the person chose to live in the bottom of a well.
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