Adults let kids pee in MRT train stations
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Wondering will anyone be sitting down on the seat, and next to them stand a kid pee into plastic bag? :rotflmao:
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i am just wondering what if the plastic bags has holes.... then will be just like niagara falls :shock:
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poppy15:
i am just wondering what if the plastic bags has holes.... then will be just like niagara falls :shock:
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AceTutors123:
:yikes: :faint: eerr... your sense of humour very wicked leh...
in theory yes.. could be electrocuted..
abit cruel but would be funny to see(:
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ksi:
Actually I have a different view.
If they are using plastic bags for such urgent matters, I think it is fine cos rare incident can occur....just like someone wanting to vomit on the train, if a plastic bag is pulled out I would appreciate it alot.ksi:
:hi5:As for the one who pee-d into the groove, that one is clearly not right as it is an act of vandalism
ksi:
but hor.. I think the word vandalism will ring no bell..catch no ball...I suppose a generic sign for no \"vandalism\" suffice.
... notice that the caregivers in the pictures are seniors so I suppose they see no evil in it and might not have even given it a second thought... culture difference...
GOV need to do more integration for the new citizens (assuming they are not tourists)... -
I have seen parents letting their kid(s) pee on demand... e.g. standing outside toilet, peeing into plastic bag, cos' no available cubicle...
Maybe not toilet trained?
Or care-giver too kan cheong?
Kids... give them benefit of the doubt bah...
If the care-giver not paiseh... then good for them lor
Last time my wife bring dd (ard 2-3yrs) to public toilet... half toilet-trained... dd dun want to pee into diaper/auto-flush toilet-bowl... end up pee into wash basin...
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Daddy

Or care-giver too kan cheong?
I ever had a few close calls before.. you know how kids play and play then when they tell you need to pee it is really emergency cannot wait already...
DD was not in diapers already so we had to do a marathon to the toilet only to see super long queue...
normally there will be some super nice ladies who will let my gals cut queue when they see the gals twist and turn their legs already..
:oops: sometimes in case of super urgent I will request if they can cut queue :oops: And insist DDs to say their thanks and reprimand them for their last min alert..
Before go on board mrt / car for long journeys sure must ask them if need to clear bladder or not first :lol:
Luckily nowadays much less such \"heart-attacks\"
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Why Singapore MRT stations don't have toilets accessible inside the station like Japan :? Must pay to go out then come in back to take train. each time cost $ :moneyflies:
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tigger88:
I agree. If it's emergency (the kid can no longer hold his pee), it's better to let the kid pee into a plastic bag/bottle etc rather than peeing onto the floor or groove.[/quote]
There is a difference between emergency and non-emergency. If it is not an emergency, it is uncivilised, however, why would sane adults want to trouble themselves on a train to let a child pee into the plastic bag if it is not an emergency and with everyone staring? :?ksi:
[quote=\"AceTutors123\"]in my opinion. i think it's stupid and uncivilized for the parent to allow the child to do just then and there.
The age and times have changed already. Be more civilized people!
Totally agreed. Kid cannot tahan liao..how to hold?.. better let them peewee into d plastic bag than wet d floor :dancing:
:sad: Why like that..singaporean...tis cannot..that..cannot...be more understanding la!....IF your kid cannot 'hold' how? what your solution..huh..put a stopper ..huh...? :rotflmao: :evil:
nowonder we branded by others 'kiasi,kiabo...COMPLAINT king,.etc..sigh...
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Kissgurami:
must be in pictures and Mandarin otherwise they claim cannot understand and worse tell you they do it in their home country what???:shock:
Gosh, SMRT needs to come out with \"Don't Pee in Public\" Posters next time for these people? :skeptical:
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