Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 76th Edition
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today, is the proofreading of my project...
if it is all right, we can ask for colour-proof already next week..
and if that is all right, it's printing time!
*keeps fingers, toes and eyes crossed*
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i guess having a smooth run was wishful thinking..
my boss, seeing the printouts, has decided to change a few things already..
thing is, these things were changed to the current things because of her instructions in the first place.. now she's changing her changes..
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Good Morning.
packed my bags yesterday.
Cammy bag, heavy and bulky, turns out to be as big as my 50L backpack...
My 50L backpack with my toiletries bag, tripod, 2 toilet rolls, slipper and a water bottle, and a bulky sailing jacket (acts as water resistant windbreaker) ....almost full liao.
chiam i havent put in my personal clothing...howwwwwwww!!!!!!!
when i carry both, my front is as big as my bag...!
tonight, tonight, i must think how to repack!!
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so LF is going where now?
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In other news, MCYS is getting the poly to help students to pak tor
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i'm here.. going to work later..
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Originally posted by stellazio:
i'm here.. going to work later..
so seldom see u online so early in the morning..
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Originally posted by bluejuice:
so seldom see u online so early in the morning..
i think its a 1 off tingy..
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si ka zua
so now enjoying life?
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Originally posted by sbst275:
so LF is going where now?
tibet gone case liao. now divert to most yunnan and some sichuan area.
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Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:
tibet gone case liao. now divert to most yunnan and some sichuan area.
oh... -
*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
Just read TODAY just now.
Apparently, some idiot wrote in a couple of days ago asking the government to ban char kway teow and other unhealthy food from restaurants and hawker centers, citing his daughter's obesity as the reason.
WTF?!?! What kind of food you eat is your personal responsibility, not anyone else's! I guess it must be pretty typical of the attitude of many locals huh..... blame the gahmen for every damn thing and refuse to take personal responsibility in the process.
I'm glad to see that all the respondents to his letter labelled it as 'ludicrous', 'ridiculous', and so on. Gives me comfort knowing that intelligent life still exists.
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oh my...
blame tis blame tat
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today is prophet mohammed's b'day.
so its a public holiday in brunei
which means everyone wakes up late and i get smoother connection to the internet
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oh anyway just to prep the bear and av
your season sets cost $18.00 per season.
i think 1 or 2 of them cost $8.00
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Originally posted by fudgester:
*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
Just read TODAY just now.
Apparently, some idiot wrote in a couple of days ago asking the government to ban char kway teow and other unhealthy food from restaurants and hawker centers, citing his daughter's obesity as the reason.
WTF?!?! What kind of food you eat is your personal responsibility, not anyone else's! I guess it must be pretty typical of the attitude of many locals huh..... blame the gahmen for every damn thing and refuse to take personal responsibility in the process.
I'm glad to see that all the respondents to his letter labelled it as 'ludicrous', 'ridiculous', and so on. Gives me comfort knowing that intelligent life still exists.
wonder if he asked his wife why their daughter is born like that lor.... or blame his own genetic discharge no good lor...
was it theirs?
muahahahahahaa..
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Originally posted by LOTUSfairy:
wonder if he asked his wife why their daughter is born like that lor.... or blame his own genetic discharge no good lor...
was it theirs?
muahahahahahaa..
As a matter of fact.....
As a father, isn't it also his responsibility to make sure that his daughter eats the right kind of food?
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Anyway
MCYS gets 2 poly to offer academic modules on pak tor... goodness are they so worried abt ppl not getting hitched?
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/336172/1/.html
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ok.. going out pretty soon
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Originally posted by fudgester:
*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
Just read TODAY just now.
Apparently, some idiot wrote in a couple of days ago asking the government to ban char kway teow and other unhealthy food from restaurants and hawker centers, citing his daughter's obesity as the reason.
WTF?!?! What kind of food you eat is your personal responsibility, not anyone else's! I guess it must be pretty typical of the attitude of many locals huh..... blame the gahmen for every damn thing and refuse to take personal responsibility in the process.
I'm glad to see that all the respondents to his letter labelled it as 'ludicrous', 'ridiculous', and so on. Gives me comfort knowing that intelligent life still exists.
You said it
Most likely that father is someone from SC where they don't think there is something called personal responsibility
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Originally posted by sbst275:
Anyway
MCYS gets 2 poly to offer academic modules on pak tor... goodness are they so worried abt ppl not getting hitched?
http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/336172/1/.html
Getting hitched does not equate more babies
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Originally posted by fudgester:
*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
Just read TODAY just now.
Apparently, some idiot wrote in a couple of days ago asking the government to ban char kway teow and other unhealthy food from restaurants and hawker centers, citing his daughter's obesity as the reason.
WTF?!?! What kind of food you eat is your personal responsibility, not anyone else's! I guess it must be pretty typical of the attitude of many locals huh..... blame the gahmen for every damn thing and refuse to take personal responsibility in the process.
I'm glad to see that all the respondents to his letter labelled it as 'ludicrous', 'ridiculous', and so on. Gives me comfort knowing that intelligent life still exists.
though I think the more prosaic reason is that char kway teow is too precious to the Singaporean soul to be banned ...
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Originally posted by Fatum:
though I think the more prosaic reason is that char kway teow is too precious to the Singaporean soul to be banned ...
But really, man..... what you eat is your responsibility and your responsibility alone.
What the government can do is to promote healthy eating.... and certainly, they've been doing a lot of that, what with the HPB campaigns to get people to eat more fruits and veggies and to reduce their intake of fats and sugars. And surely that's already pretty good in itself.
What this fella is suggesting is that personal responsibility be pushed to the government..... is it any wonder why we're called a 'nanny state' when its own citizens don't want to take responsibility for their own actions?
To put it bluntly, he's really not much better than those fellas who want to sue McDonalds citing their food as the cause of their obesity.... sheesh....
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Originally posted by fudgester:
But really, man..... what you eat is your responsibility and your responsibility alone.
What the government can do is to promote healthy eating.... and certainly, they've been doing a lot of that, what with the HPB campaigns to get people to eat more fruits and veggies and to reduce their intake of fats and sugars. And surely that's already pretty good in itself.
What this fella is suggesting is that personal responsibility be pushed to the government..... is it any wonder why we're called a 'nanny state' when its own citizens don't want to take responsibility for their own actions?
To put it bluntly, he's really not much better than those fellas who want to sue McDonalds citing their food as the cause of their obesity.... sheesh....
people sue mcdonalds (and ciggy companies for that matter) over in the states, because there's an overpopulation of lawyers there, nothing more ...
it'll never fly in singapore ...
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Originally posted by Fatum:
people sue mcdonalds (and ciggy companies for that matter) over in the states, because there's an overpopulation of lawyers there, nothing more ...
it'll never fly in singapore ...
I think it's slowly moving there because these days ppl sue over the stupidest things and how many times you see in the papers the judge scolding the lawyer for taking up the case