Rhonda SG That's why I'm looking for accommodations that are within walking distance to my workplace! Besides, I'm going to learn how to over there. But not quite sure if I'll ever drive up to visit your sis cause I might drive off a cliff! I think I shall just wait for your sis to drive down to town instead. Anyways, like I said before, we're concerned with the decline in standards here and we aren't interested in how our system compares with the systems in other parts of the world because we're living in the here and now.
sbst275 SG Most of the times is because some irresponsible passengers eat in the bus Some I can't blame like buses passing by construction site like at PLAB, Airport Rd making the bus dirty
Rhonda SG . I have tao jiak on SBS buses before. I eat bao on my way to morning shift because the shift starts at 7am and we're usually there at least 10 mins earlier, and if we don't eat b'fast when we're on morning duty and it's a long day, we might not get to eat till after 3:30pm or later! I also eat on the bus, discreetly of course, when I've spent the whole day out and am almost fainting from hunger and the eating places are all crowded because it's meal times.
av98m SG When I was much younger, me and my buddies actually cooked on the top deck of double decker buses before, during long journeys. No I am not kidding. Jaw stove, solid fuel tablet, and mess tin.
sbst275 SG Those days the double decks was the jerky jerky British double decks! Sit at the lower deck end seat, you butt will be roasted
av98m SG obviously we did it on non-aircon double deckers, usually on the way to or back from Changi Jetty (where we used to take bumboats to Ubin for camping/hiking)
sbst275 SG That bus sv dunno been serving Changi Village to CBD at the decent least for dunno how many years! I think when there's SBS, there's bus number 2 already
