Since i got nothing better to do until 10pm.. better do a write
up for future recruits 
On the first day, there u are, at Pasir Ris Mrt Interchange, with
that green piece of paper whereby marks your passage to BMTC. You
board the TIBS "Pulau Tekong" bus and prayed for a slower ten
minutes to SFT (SAF Ferry Terminal). There, RPs greet you with
their m16s1 high port and usher you to a makeshift reception table
with some admin clerks in smart 4s. You show them your IC and they
will then strike your name off the nominal row.
With your civilian bag on hand, you wait nervously for the
fastcraft to come. You touch your dyed hair frivolously, knowing
they will become nothing more than a shaved rambutan in a few
hour's time.
"Enlistees! Please board the Fastcraft!"
The PA system made its call. One by one, these people will be like
you irregardless of their status in the civilian world. You board
the unaptly-named Penguin Tekong with your bag on tow. Another 15
minutes before the TFT (Tekong Ferry Terminal) is in sight. Orange
high-rise apartments greet you breaking from the horizon of the
island. Rustic bridges and rust-caked cannons appeared nearer as
the ferry anchored itself on the pier.
You are again ushered to the guardroom and make your way to the HQ
infantry admin area whereas your parents and loved ones are brought
to somewhere else. The admin area is where your civilian ends stops
abruptly for the next 2 or 2 1/2 years. You exchange your pink ic
for the SAF IC aka 11B. You also received your tag, a SAF "goodie"
bag and your parents visiting day ticket. Your weight and height is
taken by the CPLs there and ordered you to sit at another area
where you are supposed to sing the National Anthem. I tried with
the rest and i failed with them. The SSM or RSM , 2WO Raymond
fu[/i]cked up inside out and asked us to keep repeating until he is
satisfied. i thought to myself what a dumfu[/i]ck he could be but
he was the one who helped this particular batch during passing out.
Ha! 
Anyway, once we are done by his sadistic and bastardic deeds (in a
nice way) we are asked to go the auditorium to take our oath taking
ceremony witnessed by our parents and the then-co BMTC Sch 1 LTC
Lee Meng Kiew (who was replaced by the new CO, LTC David Lim only a
month ago).
Ahhh..Here comes recruit life as we watched "My First 100 days in
Army".
Ding Dong... I will be facing...
M16s1s
BIC
IFC
Field Camps
Situational Tests
Route Marches
BAC
BCCT
Range
Grenade
IPPT
NoooO!!!! 
