Club 30's"Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad,100th Edition
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Originally posted by the Bear:
ahaha.. now i know why the bloody ACU is on full blast today.. it's to blast away the stale air in the stairwell..
another division is having an "ACTIVE Day" thing where they make people an hour off to go do something..
they're climbing up and down the stairs
wtf, and the best they could coem up with was going up and down the stairs? couldn't they have got to the park or something...........
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Originally posted by sbst275:
how much is e price of petrol over there now? anyway Aussie's petrol gotta be imported from Singapore
anyway wanna ask you... if in any chance e diahorrea I told you abt just now is caused by food posioning, wat colour would e stool be?
If the food poisoning is caused by the 'usual suspects', it will resolve by itself with the medication prescribed by the doc.
However, if the toxin is much stronger, you will see signs other than just plain ol' diarrhoea. A stool specimen will have to be taken to diagnose that and prescribe the appropriate type of antibiotics. In severe cases, hospitalisation might be necessary for I/V Antibiotics and to monitor the person's fluid balance to ensure that they don't become dehydrated.
For food poisoning, there is no colour per se.
The worst, absolute worst kinda stools I've seen before is with undigested pieces of green vegetable floating at the top! AAaaaaargggghhh!! OK, no more mention of stools!
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Originally posted by hisoka:
wtf, and the best they could coem up with was going up and down the stairs? couldn't they have got to the park or something...........
I wonder how often they get an hour off to be 'active' too! If it's a once a year thing, then fat lot of good it would do! -
ahh... from people upstairs, they've gone upstairs to the auditorium lobby and made to do some kind of dunno what exercise...
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Originally posted by the Bear:
ahh... from people upstairs, they've gone upstairs to the auditorium lobby and made to do some kind of dunno what exercise...
You should troop on upstairs to gu li gu li your active mates and ask them to jia you!
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Originally posted by the Bear:
yah.. this is part of the nonsensical "Healthy Living Programme" bullshit which has to be fulfilled for some "People De-eloper" award -
don't care about those idiots..
they are the ones who stonewall everything...
they have a Transport Section which refuses to transport anything, they have a Buildings Section which refuses to give us access and keys to our own office rooms...
and most of all, they have a Director who stonewalls everything, and supports his heads of sections.. no matter how insane and barking mad their decisions are (which are usually because they are too lazy)
the Dir rejected suggestions to put chain barricades at a cul-de-sac to stop jaywalking until someone was run over.. "no.. impossible to do.." then after the near fatality, it was done within 3 hours...
the most insane thing was when i put up for a defib to be put at the security, in case people drop from heart attacks, the rejection which came had this reason: we do not want the public to complain if we do not use the thing properly and cause injury...
i am not kidding...
the only people who are okay in there are the clerical staff, who try to help as much as possible.. the execs and all that, are lazier than sloths on valium
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
If the food poisoning is caused by the 'usual suspects', it will resolve by itself with the medication prescribed by the doc.
However, if the toxin is much stronger, you will see signs other than just plain ol' diarrhoea. A stool specimen will have to be taken to diagnose that and prescribe the appropriate type of antibiotics. In severe cases, hospitalisation might be necessary for I/V Antibiotics and to monitor the person's fluid balance to ensure that they don't become dehydrated.
For food poisoning, there is no colour per se.
The worst, absolute worst kinda stools I've seen before is with undigested pieces of green vegetable floating at the top! AAaaaaargggghhh!! OK, no more mention of stools!
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Originally posted by the Bear:
don't care about those idiots..
they are the ones who stonewall everything...
they have a Transport Section which refuses to transport anything, they have a Buildings Section which refuses to give us access and keys to our own office rooms...
and most of all, they have a Director who stonewalls everything, and supports his heads of sections.. no matter how insane and barking mad their decisions are (which are usually because they are too lazy)
the Dir rejected suggestions to put chain barricades at a cul-de-sac to stop jaywalking until someone was run over.. "no.. impossible to do.." then after the near fatality, it was done within 3 hours...
the most insane thing was when i put up for a defib to be put at the security, in case people drop from heart attacks, the rejection which came had this reason: we do not want the public to complain if we do not use the thing properly and cause injury...
i am not kidding...
the only people who are okay in there are the clerical staff, who try to help as much as possible.. the execs and all that, are lazier than sloths on valium
I thought I do see those life saving things in shopping centre these days? -
30 minutes to go! and tomorrow is friday! woohoo!!
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petrol and diesel prices down by another 5c
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Originally posted by sbst275: I thought I do see those life saving things in shopping centre these days?
yes.. i went and got the name cards of the people selling that, got quotations of how much those things were, and here's the shocker: when we buy the things, people will be trained to use it..and according to the guy, there is actually no training needed.. the computerised thing will tell you if you've put the electrodes in the correct place, along with illustrations..
when they're correctly placed, the machine will sound off that it's taking over and do the necessary defib..
the thing is that the bloody head of that procurement section was too lazy to do anything so she rejected it..
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back. nearly nodded off during the afternoon session, not from the subject matter. more of me being zzz deprived.
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av's torturing the critter again
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Originally posted by cassie:
back. nearly nodded off during the afternoon session, not from the subject matter. more of me being zzz deprived.
so did you hear any snoring around you? the last seminar I went for, there were quite a few -
Originally posted by the Bear:
av's torturing the critter again
I'm broadening her food knowledge -
Originally posted by av98m:
so did you hear any snoring around you? the last seminar I went for, there were quite a few
the subject / course was ok. just the temp of the room was way way way too low. -
Wah... I received an email thanking me for participating in Singapore Day and inviting me over to the Overseas Singaporeans portal! They'll soon be giving me some kinda ID so I can fully participate in the activities on the site!
Not bad leh... at least can see some kinda effort being done to make Singaporeans overseas feel that we have not been forgotten.
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Originally posted by Rhonda:
Wah... I received an email thanking me for participating in Singapore Day and inviting me over to the Overseas Singaporeans portal! They'll soon be giving me some kinda ID so I can fully participate in the activities on the site!
Not bad leh... at least can see some kinda effort being done to make Singaporeans overseas feel that we have not been forgotten.
our gahmen is very funny sometimes. they only care about you when you're not in singapore. -
Originally posted by sbst275:
I thought I do see those life saving things
in shopping centre these days?Yeah... with the new Automatic Defibrillators these days, you can't go wrong because the screen will show you step-by-step what to do and there will be a voice instructing you as well.
All you need to do is to place the pads on the positions indicated and the machine does the rest. SGH trained us using all the different types of defibrillators we had and you'd really have to be a dinosaur to screw it up!
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Originally posted by av98m:
our gahmen is very funny sometimes. they only care about you when you're not in singapore.It's like the Parable of the Lost Sheep where the shepherd left his herd to look for his one missing sheep.
So, sorry hor... as long as you stay in the motherland, you are of no value but the minute you step overseas, your value increases drastically! Doesn't that sound like many relationships we know of? One partner takes the other for granted until the other disappears or shows signs of leaving and than, waaaaah... suddenly, the behaviour improves!
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i'm waiting for someone to drop from a heart attack in the building..
then the inquest/witch hunt will be done.. i'll drag that suggestion out to show the sloth of the assholes running the place..
already, their Duh-rector has dodged a bullet when someone got run down... heck! he went to score points telling the Senile Management that he was "quick to react" by putting up the barricades..
sometimes i wonder if the inmates are running the asylum
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after e hoo and ha in M'sia over NS
one opp MP called for 2 yr NS for M'sians cos of how ill disciplined many have become
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I should have looked for waxed dog when I was in China.
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Originally posted by the Bear:
i'm waiting for someone to drop from a heart attack in the building..
then the inquest/witch hunt will be done.. i'll drag that suggestion out to show the sloth of the assholes running the place..
already, their Duh-rector has dodged a bullet when someone got run down... heck! he went to score points telling the Senile Management that he was "quick to react" by putting up the barricades..
sometimes i wonder if the inmates are running the asylum
oh goodness
I only know tat place gotta be avoided cos of e taxi stand