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Tuesday, April 28, 2015
ERP rises again
www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/erp-rates-in-four/1809804.html
Wow..... the song Unbelievable by Chen Tian Wen comes to mind !
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Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Jokes Blog
Please visit my new jokes blog at http://funnysexjokes.blog.sg
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Lifestyle of the not so rich and not so famous
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Wednesday, February 26, 2014
The case of the evil old man
Once upon a time, there was an old man. He looked like the exact opposite of Santa Claus, skinny and frail.
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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
taxi fares hike!
So what are you going to do about it? I always thing it is demand vs supply
I believe most folks that take taxis are either out of necessity(eg. Tourists, disable, old-age folks) or business folks (company pays for it.. so...)
The other batch is after mid-night, no other forms of transport.. so cab it is!
With the hike, during this economical time is a bad move by the taxi companies. But I guess the demand must be so high (especially with the new Casinos), that they know they can get away with this.
All we can do as consumers who is cornered by a monopolized transportation system (where by companies can band together to increase prices) is to reduce our usage. Afteralll, if you're not rushing for time, why not take a leisurely bus or MRT back home, or do abit more walking - its good for your health.
All we can do is band together and make ourselves happier and more healthy in the long run. Reduce your reliance on taxi as much as possible - start now!
Here is a view from Mr Joseph Wong who was published in myPaper on 15 Dec 2011. (click to see whole article)
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Labels: Taxi
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Age and marital status
When you are young an people ask you are your marital status, the straightforward answer is one of the following:
1. I'm single
2. I'm married or attached....
That's all Fine until you get older.
I'm single or I'm still single seem to sound strange.
What would be the ideal phrasing to convey the message ?
How about :
I've never married. Seems more appropriate for older folks.
What do you think ?
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