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Sweden's suicide rate is higher than Singapore's.
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‘What right do I have to complain?’
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Sweden's suicide rate is higher than Singapore's.
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That we know all along, for those who know a little of geography.
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hi there
1. rust, this is peppi cum kinana hoh
2. your dearest target mah.
In the beginning it gave me a fright
Now I'm very sure, my Honey doesn't have bad breath
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You remind me of the first forummer here whose hymen I tore. The name was Stephanie myo539 Chia. Like all women, she will always have a special place in her heart for me.....LOL
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Proof that some people are born to be slaves
YOUR VIEW: ‘What right do I have to complain?’
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I just came back from Thailand not too long ago. Their way of life is so different from us.
Here in Singapore, we rush when we eat, we talk on the phone while we are walking, we multi-task.
We complain about this and that, every niggly thing we can think of. We chase after time and even when we are at home, we would get the kids to go to bed early because of school the next day. Everything is about rushing and chaos.
Back in Thailand, they savour their humble food and the quality time they have with their family. Be it a good or bad day, they are content with what they have earned for the day. They can stand and sell things for over seven hours with only two buyers yet they still serve with a smile. They are not so fortunate like us that their government is able to give handouts. Their service is good. They are not pampered people like us. They have just been bought up that way.
Bringing in too much foreign talent itself makes citizens upset. But if we look at another point of view, it’s very competitive to have them here. Competition is very healthy. If we badly want what is right for us, then fight for it. Show the government we can work thrice as good as the foreigners.
I went to a restaurant to dine with my two kids. They are both toddlers. When I asked one of the local waiter where I can get plain water, he pointed to me “there….” and then he walked off.
I couldn’t see it. Being a pampered Singaporean plus not wanting to leave my 2 toddlers alone, I asked another Filipino waiter where I can get the water. He pointed to me “there” but he offered to take the water for me since I have two toddlers to handle. He even brought me two glasses of water in case I needed a refill.
At fast food restaurants, the ang mohs clear their own tray to the dustbin but do I? No, I merely wait for the waiter to clear the tray for me. I must be too pampered. How can that be when I do the chores all by myself at home?
Whenever I have a problem with the mobile network or even at work, Singaporeans tends to sigh when you ask them repeated questions if you do not understand. In contrast, Filipinos demonstrate everlasting patience and go through step by step with me until I fully understand. It may take 30 minutes but yet they are patient. You can tell from their tone of voice.
When Singaporeans cannot offer this kind of service, why am I complaining when FTs are taking over my rightful place? I should be ashamed of myself.
I come from a middle class family background, spoilt rotten with love by my parents and family, grew up in a well sheltered country yet I forget to count my blessings. I keep complaining and comparing myself with those higher than me when I should have compared myself with those less fortunate.
I better start to be thankful for what I have been given and blessed with before everything is taken away from me.
Zarinah Idris, 40
Assistant buyer in a hospital
YOUR VIEW: ‘What right do I have to complain?’
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I just came back from Thailand not too long ago. Their way of life is so different from us.
Here in Singapore, we rush when we eat, we talk on the phone while we are walking, we multi-task.
We complain about this and that, every niggly thing we can think of. We chase after time and even when we are at home, we would get the kids to go to bed early because of school the next day. Everything is about rushing and chaos.
Back in Thailand, they savour their humble food and the quality time they have with their family. Be it a good or bad day, they are content with what they have earned for the day. They can stand and sell things for over seven hours with only two buyers yet they still serve with a smile. They are not so fortunate like us that their government is able to give handouts. Their service is good. They are not pampered people like us. They have just been bought up that way.
Bringing in too much foreign talent itself makes citizens upset. But if we look at another point of view, it’s very competitive to have them here. Competition is very healthy. If we badly want what is right for us, then fight for it. Show the government we can work thrice as good as the foreigners.
I went to a restaurant to dine with my two kids. They are both toddlers. When I asked one of the local waiter where I can get plain water, he pointed to me “there….” and then he walked off.
I couldn’t see it. Being a pampered Singaporean plus not wanting to leave my 2 toddlers alone, I asked another Filipino waiter where I can get the water. He pointed to me “there” but he offered to take the water for me since I have two toddlers to handle. He even brought me two glasses of water in case I needed a refill.
At fast food restaurants, the ang mohs clear their own tray to the dustbin but do I? No, I merely wait for the waiter to clear the tray for me. I must be too pampered. How can that be when I do the chores all by myself at home?
Whenever I have a problem with the mobile network or even at work, Singaporeans tends to sigh when you ask them repeated questions if you do not understand. In contrast, Filipinos demonstrate everlasting patience and go through step by step with me until I fully understand. It may take 30 minutes but yet they are patient. You can tell from their tone of voice.
When Singaporeans cannot offer this kind of service, why am I complaining when FTs are taking over my rightful place? I should be ashamed of myself.
I come from a middle class family background, spoilt rotten with love by my parents and family, grew up in a well sheltered country yet I forget to count my blessings. I keep complaining and comparing myself with those higher than me when I should have compared myself with those less fortunate.
I better start to be thankful for what I have been given and blessed with before everything is taken away from me.
Zarinah Idris, 40
Assistant buyer in a hospital
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Re: Proof that some people are born to be slaves
For his age he should not be a rank and file minion in a government restructured hospital. Looks like he could be another displaced professional suckling off the tits of the nanny state. It is quite understandable, giving thanks to small mercies like these from his benefactors.
For his age he should not be a rank and file minion in a government restructured hospital. Looks like he could be another displaced professional suckling off the tits of the nanny state. It is quite understandable, giving thanks to small mercies like these from his benefactors.
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Re: Proof that some people are born to be slaves
When someone questions his/her right to complain, then he/she doesn't deserve any rights at all.
Thank god/allah there are such people around or else there will be not enough people to sweep the roads, wash my cars, clear the thrash etc..
When someone questions his/her right to complain, then he/she doesn't deserve any rights at all.
Thank god/allah there are such people around or else there will be not enough people to sweep the roads, wash my cars, clear the thrash etc..
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Sunlight = Happiness
Finland was also ranked the highest. There is probably a good reason why people who lived in the north like Scandinavian countries where natural lighting is scarce and low that can cause people to become moody and stressed. I'm NOT at all surprised by this finding.
Finland was also ranked the highest. There is probably a good reason why people who lived in the north like Scandinavian countries where natural lighting is scarce and low that can cause people to become moody and stressed. I'm NOT at all surprised by this finding.
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They do that because they have a level of civic consciousness and don't treat those who work cleaning jobs like lepers. Sinkees are so status conscious and scorn the poor.
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Yes (gagging).
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So, life in sinkapore is much better than life in Germany?
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That Malay guy a simple bodoh. Now, if we are bodohs, we will all nod our heads in agreement.
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Don't keep asking about Germany lah. You want to pichar his lobang?
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His sinkee wife will commit suicide there if they move back to Germany.
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Or get gang raped by the legions of Turkish FTs there.
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PAP has to spend time abroad governing before they can get a feel of how wonderful governing Sinkies actually is.
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