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thank you for the honest opinion, boss
hi there
1. honest, i am still alright with some 2.5 local sheep with several thousands of malaysians working here.
2. just like the 80s.
thank you for the honest opinion, boss
my predicament really, come into bro zhihau's thread I have to be respectful of him
no matter how I want to intercourse that t-chat I have to hold my penis
If it becomes a problem, it would likely be a world wide problem.
Singapore is not a country. It's a country club. I
If it's a country club, it certainly is very lax when it comes to membership criteria.
Your turn will come. Sentosa Cove is raised higher than most of the Island proper except Bukit Timah.
bro, not so worried about this for 2 reasons:
1. If it becomes a problem, it would likely be a world wide problem.
2. Even if it is localised, they would do their best to solve it because they won't want to be seen to be buying imported water for themselves.
Don't forget they are very conscious of their worldwide image.
To be fair, they are trying to solve the water problem, and if Zorro can drink newater, so can we.
I have serious thought about this and being lucky to run road to Siam, I have planed for this too looking for farm land to buy in different locations of Siam of course.
I wonder if anyone has noticed that places like Mustaffa is being raised. Actually the area around the store: road, side walk,... is being raised. I suppose it's an anti-flooding measure.
Please re-check your figures. Something drastically wrong
bro,
with it being a world wide problem doesn't make it less of a problem for us, we still need to eat.
without the water treaties in force, me do not rule out the possibility of buying water to sustain our population.
RO water is still safe but production level would be of concern even with our reservoirs full at all times :(:(:(
jw5 half agree, before it becomes a world wide problem it is a localized problem so the food producers will first reserve food for their own people.
I have serious thought about this and being lucky to run road to Siam, I have planed for this too looking for farm land to buy in different locations of Siam of course. So far got it in NE Isaan and looking for land in the north. I saw this as a necessity and convinced my business friends to do so too, my only reason is when one is hungry money is of no value. For those of us still in Singapore, one can still consider to move out or simpler obtain a for of PR or something not necessary in Siam but anywhere that is a major food supplier.
Fuck the knnbpcb PAP who don't take care of the common people. 死仆街咸家鏟生子无屁股!!!!!
Not a bad idea, growing your own food or at least being in places where food can be grown and is relatively plentiful.
But as I replied to Zhihau, perhaps future generations do have to pay the price for our wastage and excesses, if we continue this mefirstmoneygrabbing kind of thinking.
Just too bad for the human race.
Oh, btw, agree with your first and last sentence too.
Yes, but remember my post about wastage and double standards in saving the earth?
It is best for the world when its population is 0
If it's a country club, it certainly is very lax when it comes to membership criteria.
zhihau said:bro,
the figures for our land mass and population density came from wikipedia :o:o:o
sqm is very small area.
What do we do?