Flood @ Orchard, Newton, Bukit Timah, Cantonment Road
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Way2GO:
:idea: waiting for the rain to stop,Stomper bukit Timah Road 3.45 pm 22nd Sep 2010
http://postimage.org/image/2odeiudc4/
http://postimage.org/image/2odg6dptw/
The floods
Minister once said,
\"A fifty years freak flood\". NOW
A wall of silence
:roll:
please be patient, ok? -
dunnoleh:
dat's an act of GOD too!
:idea: waiting for the rain to stop,
please be patient, ok?
should everyone face d wall of silence
n meditate to keep calm? :lol: -
Way2GO:
and maybe pray hard, rain stop faster?
dat's an act of GOD too!dunnoleh:
:idea: waiting for the rain to stop,
please be patient, ok?
should everyone face d wall of silence
n meditate to keep calm? :lol:
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Way2GO:
still waiting for the experts to tell him what to say ma.
... Why d Minister is so quiet on dis issue?ChiefKiasu:
Honestly, Way2GO, I don't think any of our Ministers are plumbers or civil engineers. That \"fact\" must have been told to them by some resident experts in the civil service. If anything, it is those experts that will be spending lots of sleepless nights each time it rains, for having said the wrong thing.
raining again these few days, all the experts so busy, no time to see him. -
Just love the general action that is taken.
After the spate of trees falling, I noticed that all of a sudden, trees in Singapore all started sporting new haircutsβ¦in some cases cut until like nsmen like that. -
dunnoleh:
and maybe pray hard, rain stop faster?
dat's an act of GOD too!Way2GO:
[quote=\"dunnoleh\"]
:idea: waiting for the rain to stop,
please be patient, ok?
should everyone face d wall of silence
n meditate to keep calm? :lol:
[/quote]did i see you wrote rain stop faster or rain drop faster ? :evil:
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Way2GO:
not reported in any of today's papers leh .... or it missed my eyes, or reporter kena ... wat har ?Stomper bukit Timah Road 3.45 pm 22nd Sep 2010
http://postimage.org/image/2odeiudc4/
http://postimage.org/image/2odg6dptw/
The floods
Minister once said,
\"A fifty years freak flood\". NOW
A wall of silence
:roll: -
LKVM:
I don't like it.
Yes yes me too notice the same and looking very nice :celebrate:hquek:
Just love the general action that is taken.
After the spate of trees falling, I noticed that all of a sudden, trees in Singapore all started sporting new haircuts...in some cases cut until like nsmen like that.
Where we live on Thomson/Upper Thomson Road, some of the old trees now look so bare and sad. It used to be a very nice drive with a very lush view
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duriz:
Better be safe than sorry, fren
I don't like it.hquek:
Just love the general action that is taken.
After the spate of trees falling, I noticed that all of a sudden, trees in Singapore all started sporting new haircuts...in some cases cut until like nsmen like that.
Where we live on Thomson/Upper Thomson Road, some of the old trees now look so bare and sad. It used to be a very nice drive with a very lush view
u know d case of d unfortunate chap
who was crashed in his car from a fallen tree branch
during a heavy rain? -
verykiasu2010:
Alamak fren
not reported in any of today's papers leh .... or it missed my eyes, or reporter kena ... wat har ?
u on BT high ground neber look down
of cos cannot see lah
here u go...
http://singaporeseen.stomp.com.sg/stomp/sgseen/this_urban_jungle/460358/kneehigh_flood_hits_bukit_timah_road.html?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
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