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Sinktel F1 Grand Pee
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fuckin nuisance. Inconvenience one million office workers to put on this stupid show
Why u not staying in the pigeonhole when the rich and famous are on the streets? U've an ulterior motive? My poodle din whack u hor seh liao loh! *hee*hee*
Ha ha ha, the aim of the F1 is to showcase sinkapore as a travel destination but those stupid fuckers want it to be unique hence the night race. But what can you see, let alone showcase at night on TV?? Buildings with lights?? Wahaha stupid mutherfuckers.
Yokee Playboy
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It is not being unique but catering to European time zone..............
Ya but still they only see darkness. So we made it convenient for them, tats all.
malaysian grand prix daytime mah
asian gp all daytime except s'pore gp.....they want 2 make it unique.....however the drivers r going have a hard time when trying 2 overtake opponent coz of the lighting & shadows.....
the corners and lanes too tight for overtaking - so many times the tyres rub against each other. the top speed stretches were too short for any leverage. we also saw a few dramatic crashes. very soon we may finally see road widening in that area, to cater for future races.
no benefits at all....
worst...now they need to increase the electricity charges cover back all these
Electricity tariffs up 5 cents
Tue, Sep 30, 2008
my paper
By Marcel Lee Pereira
FROM tomorrow, taxi driver Amir Hamzah will keep his water heater switched off, and take cold showers instead.
That's when the highest electricity tariffs since 2001 will kick in, and Mr Amir, 33, his wife and three-year-old son - who live in a five-room flat in Sengkang - could end up paying almost $23 more a month for electricity.
"We will try and save on electricity as much as we can, and the water heater uses a lot of it," he told my paper.
Here people are trying hard to save energy and the F1 race waste them all away, Green for Life! A Job well done.:o
why even sheares bridge also cannot stand and watch..its a public area..if they don;t want non paying spectators to watch that must as well put a giant cover over the entire event...
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