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Archive for the ‘Society’ Category

The SMRT Public Transport System

Recently, there have been many disruptions to the MRT operations. Disruptions were happening more frequently than ever. The latest disruption over the north-south line was the worse to have happened in MRT's history. Some 4000 commuters were affected. It was believed that a faulty third rail was the culprit. Those stranded in...

Why I would as a Christmas present, the return of TR

The headline "Former table tennis president and manager charged with corruption" reminded me of TR because of the Wayang Party's (TR's original name) campaign against his successor, MP Lee Bee Wah. And that reminded me of the promise by "reliable sources" that TR will return by mid-November. It's almost mid-December....

I CHOPE first – na nani boo boo

Singaporeans love to chope. During lunch hour, and all tables look full, your heart might skip a beat when you see an empty table. You approach the table, and just as you are ready to put your tray down, you notice a packet of tissues. Aiya, somebody choped the table already. (chope = local parlance for reserving a place) Maybe...

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