onli an ahneh will write such rubbish

i can bet u dis idiot "ahmed" is an ahneh, onli ahneh can write such porlumpar praise and complain at the same time. :oIo:

Vibrant city and nightlife, but how come no 24-hour food delivery?

While STOMPer Ahmed enjoys the convenience of living in Singapore and the city's vibrant nightlife, he is disappointed to find that there is only one restaurant in Singapore that offers 24-hour food delivery service.

Said the STOMPer:

"Singapore is a lovely country and I love everything about it, as it is has almost a perfect environment for family and people to enjoy a better life.

"The technology and lifestyle there is beautiful with so many things to do.

"From sports, food, accommodation, the Internet, transport, fashion and almost anything, you have many choices.

"Also Singapore has proven to be one of the safest places on earth to stay with your family with comfort, and it is really admirable and I thank Singapore from the bottom of my heart.

"But I am really surprised to find out that such an advanced and safe country has only one food service which is 24 hours.

"There are many people who are unable to cook late night or go out in search of food, and all of them are left with no choice except to order from one single 24-hour food delivery source and sometimes they refuse to take our order because they are fully booked."

If she think she is a big shot maybe should employ 2~3 maid and 2 personal Ah Mat(driver) then would not have any problem.
Ask her to open foodstall/restuarant with 24hr delivery service she can she manage the cost?

The majority of stompers are idiots, but this article really takes the cake.

Lame, limp, and lousy to the highest possible extent. I can't believe such imbeciles are allowed net access.

In a better society, such a person would be institutionalised for his safety and the safety of his peers.

KNNBCCB said:

Q: You are stuck LATE AT NIGHT with a revolver, an Ah Neh and five poisonous snakes. What do you do?

A: Shoot the Ah Neh six times.

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KNNBCCB said:

Q: You are stuck LATE AT NIGHT with a female Ah Neh and five poisonous snakes. What do you do?

A: Fuck that female Ah Neh six times.

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I believe you

middaydog said:

I believe you

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Oi uncle botak...
anyhow change my quote..
At least is female ..

Dear Stomper Ahmed

Please stay awake from 6am to 12 midnight. There are plenty of food outlets open all around the little island you love so much.

You can always sleep from 12 midnight to 6am.

Thank you.

hi there

1. bingo, clueless author.
2. what vibrant and nighlife!
3. public transportation such bus and trains cease operations after midnight.
4. oh ya! vibrancy and hot,my foot!

Ah Neh should stock up those frozen prat a and canned curry at home!

LeeLaoPeh said:

Ah neh better not comes out at night becuase peoples cannot see him , later kanna langar by car .

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Not underestimate the power of white teeth! Won't get langar. Unless from the back.

KNNBCCB said:

Oi uncle botak...
anyhow change my quote..
At least is female ..

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hi there


1. bro, no offence.
2. ah neh gal is very dark there and bushy too!
3. northern indian gals are lighter.

Aiyah, they very good at talking oni.

I see Ang Mo as the whiter version of Indians. If you see the characteristic, it is quite similar.

India's 'fake' pilots
Soutik Biswas | 04:00 UK time, Thursday, 17 March 2011


Is it safe to fly in India? On the face of it, yes. One of the world's fastest growing aviation markets - nearly 50 million passengers flew domestically last year, up 18% from 2009 - has a sturdy safety record. Last year's Air India crash at Mangalore was the first in nearly 10 years. But some recent disquieting developments have rattled air passengers and raised serious doubts about the quality of the people who are flying what most believe are reasonably well-maintained machines.

Federal aviation authorities say they will be checking the licences of some 4,000 pilots flying commercial aircraft after allegations that at least four were found to have fake documents. Two have been arrested for using fake certificates to obtain licences.

The first, a pilot from the perpetually ailing, state-owned Air India, apparently fabricated his qualifications. The other, who was arrested last week after damaging the aircraft during landing, was found to have used fake documents to get her licence. The licences of the other two pilots are apparently riddled with irregularities, and both have reportedly disappeared.

According to one report by news channel CNN-IBN, a pilot who was caught cheating during a flying test in the US in 2000 and denied a licence, got a commercial licence on his return to India by forging his qualifications and has since been working as a senior pilot with Air India. Air India spokesman Kamaljeet Rattan would not discuss that particular case with the BBC. But he tells me the airline is scrutinising the papers of a dozen pilots. "It's nothing very serious, and not at all scary," he says. "These are routine checks."

Senior aviation officials echo the views of Mr Rattan. "Fake licences are very few so there is no need to panic," says Bharat Bhushan, India's most senior civial aviation official. But there are suspicions that pilots cannot be faking their papers without some inside help. And aviation analysts believe this is the time to crack down. "This is a very serious issue," Kapil Kaul of Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation tells me. "When pilots are faking their certificates it is a criminal offence. It points to a systemic failure. Airline operators also cannot absolve themselves of responsibility. They need to have more vigorous checks. And decisive action needs to be taken against the pilots."

As if all this was not enough, last week the government announced that 57 pilots reporting for duty had tested over the limit for alcohol in the past two years. All were prevented from joining their aircraft. The issue was raised in parliament - according to a parliamentary document I have seen, the pilots were employed by every leading private airline as well as Air India. Ten were sacked; others had their licences suspended or were taken off the flight roster.

The airlines have been keeping a low profile on this - like Mr Rattan they want to play down the severity of the problems. By and large Indians appear to have been reassured by the government announcement. There's been no public outcry. But concerns about the quality of some pilots have been around for a while. Last August former civil aviation minister Praful Patel was asked in parliament whether commercial pilots had been drunk on duty. He replied there had been no such incident. Another MP actually asked Mr Patel this year whether "under-trained pilots are flying commercial flights... risking the lives of hundreds of passengers". Again the minister denied any such possibility.

Although the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA)is a respected and tested regulator, experts say that breakneck growth has presented regulatory challenges across the industry from the airline operators to their government overseers. The number of domestic air passengers is expected to grow 9%-10% annually to more than 150 million by 2020. India now has some 15 airline operators with a fleet of 400-plus planes. The number of airports has shot up to 82 from 50 in a decade. Pilots faking papers is not unheard of. In China 200 pilots were found with fake papers in 2008, according to the Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation. The Philippines also faced a similar problem. India now has the world's fourth largest number of domestic fliers after the US, China and Japan. Many here are hoping such growth does not come at the expense of passenger safety.

Thick Face Black Heart said:

The majority of stompers are idiots, but this article really takes the cake.

Lame, limp, and lousy to the highest possible extent. I can't believe such imbeciles are allowed net access.

In a better society, such a person would be institutionalised for his safety and the safety of his peers.

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Singaporeans are well known to make complaints. But some complaints really make us look so lame and weak.

The person seem to think for himself and not wonder if there is business for another 24 hour food service apart from Mac. If we were to ask him if he were to start such a business himself, he would give all sort of excues.

cleareyes said:

Singaporeans are well known to make complaints. But some complaints really make us look so lame and weak.

The person seem to think for himself and not wonder if there is business for another 24 hour food service apart from Mac. If we were to ask him if he were to start such a business himself, he would give all sort of excues.

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Just like Singaporeans like to complain opposition no talent, no credible people, but ask them to stand up to be counted, immediately take cover faster than BMT recruit hiding from platoon sergeant.

That's why pple always keep saying SG gets the govt it deserves.

KNNBCCB said:

What's the difference between an Ah Neh and a pile of dog shit?

After awhile the dog shit turns white and stops stinking!

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Hahahah good one and also dog shit doesn't bad stab you and has good uses like being fertilizer.

Thick Face Black Heart said:

Just like Singaporeans like to complain opposition no talent, no credible people, but ask them to stand up to be counted, immediately take cover faster than BMT recruit hiding from platoon sergeant.

That's why pple always keep saying SG gets the govt it deserves.

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well said!!!! sgporean like to say opposition candidates this one no good, that one pervert. but come to election all dare not vote for oppositions. if more dare to vote for opposition and let opposition get a few GRC. there will be more able candidates joining opposition! 抛砖引玉！