What I hate about the current Singapore
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janet_lee88:
You now then know we have achieve Swiss standard of living mah ...Singapore is 6th on the list of expensive cities in the world, sharing the spot with Zurich. ...
Cannot remember long long ago \"who\" say one, how come now then happen hah ... -
hokkiengirl:
I MEAN, so no one can see me type this kind of diu-lian statement!!!![/quote]you mean durian or \" throw face \" ?
Heh heh Way2Go, you can stoke my flame anytime! :evil: :rotflmao:hokkiengirl:
[quote=\"Way2GO\"] kudos to u for doing ur part.
However small u may deem it, it may no small gesture for those who r fortunate to receive ur kindness.
I, in particular like wat u r doing in item 1 n 4.
ur flame shd be stoked, not doused.
:celebrate:
(Thankfully, hubby is sleeping and the kids are playing) -
JonC:
I think this 'Swiss standard of living' actually means 'Swiss high cost of living'
You now then know we have achieve Swiss standard of living mah ...janet_lee88:
Singapore is 6th on the list of expensive cities in the world, sharing the spot with Zurich. ...
Cannot remember long long ago \"who\" say one, how come now then happen hah ... -
Don’t mean to be rude, but so what if you hate Singapore? You still have to stay here right…
Anyway, don’t compare ourselves to other countries. In other countries you can get mobbed (robbed) in daylight because you are the miniority race. Even our public primary schools no matter how "lousy" is good. Your child don’t really mix with other children whose parents are drug addicts and stuff like that.
No matter how sandwiched we are, we are still safe even staying in public housing - HBD…
In short, I stand with those on the be contended lines. Don’t sweat the small stuff. -
kikocd:
You are probably very very rightDon't mean to be rude, but so what if you hate Singapore? You still have to stay here right....
Anyway, don't compare ourselves to other countries. In other countries you can get mobbed (robbed) in daylight because you are the miniority race. Even our public primary schools no matter how \"lousy\" is good. Your child don't really mix with other children whose parents are drug addicts and stuff like that.
No matter how sandwiched we are, we are still safe even staying in public housing - HBD...
In short, I stand with those on the be contended lines. Don't sweat the small stuff.
If live in other countries, perhaps got even more things to 'hate' -
pinky:
I think this 'Swiss standard of living' actually means 'Swiss high cost of living'[/quote]no, we have not reached the standard of using BMW 7 series and Merc S500 as taxis ....
You now then know we have achieve Swiss standard of living mah ...JonC:
[quote=\"janet_lee88\"]Singapore is 6th on the list of expensive cities in the world, sharing the spot with Zurich. ...
Cannot remember long long ago \"who\" say one, how come now then happen hah ... -
hokkiengirl:
:sick: (can't find a better icon to show 'choking')
Heh heh Way2Go, you can stoke my flame anytime! :evil: :rotflmao:
(Thankfully, hubby is sleeping and the kids are playing)
I almost choked on my lunch.
Feeling hot under d collar now.
It's proclamation like dis dat gets men in trouble aka NBG for eg.
Hv to douse meself with some cold water now. :rotflmao: :rotflmao: -
kikocd:
Having a decent roof over one's head, reasonable quality of food for family, fair n equitable rule of law for all is no small stuff.
In short, I stand with those on the be contended lines. Don't sweat the small stuff.
d first two parts used to be a struggle only for d bottom 10% - 20%, but in recent has started to affect d large middle-income group who can articulate their concerns, hence d greater visibility n expression of discontent. -
Hate is a rather strong word.
Dislike is better.
I do not hate Singapore, but hope prices of basic necessity like food can come down. Going to supermarket now can easily hit more than $60 for same amt of stuff before. If we are eating home-cooked meals, it’s advisable to eat better food for health sake, no need organic though. -
Rising food prices is a worldwide phenomenon. The urban poor are the hardest hit.
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