Originally posted by BillyBong:
Is the Sky blue?
Do cats hate dogs?
Does the fact that Singapore is divided from their northern
neighbours by a causeway reminiscent of the animosity shared
between our two countries, as evident in this thread?
How does being a Malaysian change the subject?
My assessment of Singaporeans is a stark frankness, something few
people are willing to admit. We answer calls in the Cinema to make
bets with punters, oblivious to other viewers, eat like horses and
litter the cinema...why?
Because we have the sickening mentality that it is 'my'
right.
[b]My right because i paid 'good
money' to watch a film.
My right because it is my handphone and i will use it as i damn
well see fit regardless of the rules.
My right because when i finish eating and leave the trash behind,
there will always be an 'attendant' who cleans up after me. (and
it's part of the ticket cost)
So long as no one ticks me off, i will continue to do what i like.
And when someone does tick me off, instead of being embarrassed, i
will challenge him and read him the riot act.
That lawyer who ticked off an An Beng in the cinema for blatantly
using his phone didn't get beaten up because he was ugly.
That's the typical Singaporean for you. [/b]
Whow! I love and appreciate the way you've said so. You know,
each person has their rights to do whatever they want as long as
you paid for the price.
Also, I wanted to point out that these ppl are intolerable. Hah!!!
Typical Singaporeans - hokkien style of communication. They cannot
even play among one another. We can obviously see the difference
between the Malaysian culture and Singaporean culture is dragging
away even further. And as for the second last paragragh that you
pointed out, it marks the true contention of Singaporeans among
their people while we were just attacked by our goverment. As for
our citizens, we still can get along one another.
I still stick to my point that I still love my country regardless
of how [email protected]#$#% our goverment is, but how much love for the
rakyat.
Cheers