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    National serviceman needs maid to carry his backpack

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    • A Offline
      ANobleNerd
      last edited by

      The story made BBC World News... now the whole world knows. :oops:

      http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-12973263

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      • S Offline
        Strparent
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        Strparent:


        The issue here is not that the maid is carrying the fullpack for him...it is that a strong young man not feeling embarrassed that a smaller female person is carrying it for him.

        vlim, my sentiments exactly :celebrate: :celebrate:

        DesertWind:
        Strparent:

        For school bags, I will help DS with his bag till P3, after P4 he grows up and start training, LOL. DD a bit different, you cannot expect to see a man walk empty handed while his little daughter carry a heavy sch bag, right ? Likewise, my DS does not expect mum to carry for him also, so malu when his frens see it

        Wah, I quite like this comment, daughters get different treatment from daddies! :love:

        The same can't be said for sons & mummies.... šŸ˜ž
        šŸ˜‰


        Hi DesertWind šŸ˜„ ,

        no choice, if I walk empty handed, and Primary sch DD carry heavy bag walk behind me, then I will be the one kena taken photographed and sent to STOMP, and then another hooha.
        headlines - Lazy Father tortures little girl ? :lol:

        ps: getting real close to yr 1k post, remember to share share yr 2k KS points hor.. :oops: :oops: ...jk jk

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          starlight1968sg
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          LKVM:
          ANobleNerd:

          The story made BBC World News... now the whole world knows. :oops:

          http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-12973263

          Thats actually quite embarassing :oops: :oops:

          Good news never go out; bad news spread like wild fire!

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          • janet88J Offline
            janet88
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            vlim:
            janet_lee88:

            This NS guy sway sway got photographed. Maybe his maid became a celebrity too. Daughters are diff from sons. That is a fact. Which parent won't get heartache to see their daughter carrying own bag? Sure to take over right?


            But the ns guy is much bigger size then his maid 😐

            So the TRUTH is the NS man told his maid to carry his backpack. That was stated in the news. I told son I will carry his school bag in the meantime.

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            • DesertWindD Offline
              DesertWind
              last edited by

              Strparent:
              no choice, if I walk empty handed, and Primary sch DD carry heavy bag walk behind me, then I will be the one kena taken photographed and sent to STOMP, and then another hooha.

              headlines - Lazy Father tortures little girl ? :lol:

              ps: getting real close to yr 1k post, remember to share share yr 2k KS points hor.. :oops: :oops: ...jk jk
              Hi Strparent,

              Only just realized I have been talking to a DADDY! :!: Ke..ke..ke..

              Anyway, I think you are doing the right thing by helping your daughter to carry her heavy bag! You have to show her how a Gentleman is suppose to treat your daughter so that next time, she won't allow her boyfriend to get away with certain things! Heh..heh... šŸ˜‰

              PS: Cheh...you go get your own ksp points! šŸ˜›

              :celebrate:

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              • B Offline
                buds
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                ChiefKiasu:
                Joule:

                [quote=\"Daddy D\"]Zun bo??

                Who in the right mind would owned up to this??
                :stupid: :stupid: :stupid:


                As Russell Peters would say \"Be a man! Do the right thing!\"

                In this case, might it not be more appropriate to say: \"Be a NSman! Do the light thing!\".[/quote]HILARIOUS!!! :rotflmao:

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                  Joule
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                  buds:
                  ChiefKiasu:

                  [quote=\"Joule\"]

                  As Russell Peters would say \"Be a man! Do the right thing!\"

                  In this case, might it not be more appropriate to say: \"Be a NSman! Do the light thing!\".

                  HILARIOUS!!! :rotflmao:[/quote]How come your avatar the neh neh so big one eh?

                  No kids made comment on this?

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                    Mrs Ang
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                    buds:
                    ChiefKiasu:

                    [quote=\"Joule\"]

                    As Russell Peters would say \"Be a man! Do the right thing!\"

                    In this case, might it not be more appropriate to say: \"Be a NSman! Do the light thing!\".

                    HILARIOUS!!! :rotflmao:[/quote]:rotflmao:

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