Today on the train.
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Can you stand people diggin` their nose and then forwarding that particular finger to you after the process?
It happened today to me.
It was a toddler, if it makes any difference. And there was nothing in his nose, if it makes any difference again.
There I was, trying to be myself, holding the bar, looking at his small hand keep sliding onto my hand.
His mom was holding him on her arm. I wanted to ask if he was heavy, but I held back. Singaporean would have held back.
The little kiddo was drawing smiles from another guy beside me, with his constant antics.
One thing I noted while he was doing aerobic stunts was how short his hands was. I think it's fine for toddlers like him to be disporportionate in order to look cute. Anyway, as he was stretching his hand over his head in yoga stance, I saw that his elbow joint was at his ear, with his hands bearly holding together on his head, for a hilarious sight.
For the next stunt, I warn all adults not to practise this with their parents. It involves clamping your parents' head like a cymbal. "Oh." You should have saw the other lady reacted in shock. Chink, chink, chink. Except there was no loud clashing tone with the real cymbals.
I can't tell how old he was, looking at him. I'm not good at guesses, never was, but he should be 3? He can only talk parrot, as I observed after I listened intentively to what he was making out, " Redheel. Tanguong Paga, Ahtrum."
They alighted at Ahtrum Pak. -
i met once even more weird.....
There was this middle age man( ard 60+).....look a bit artisitc...wear glasses and Sunglass together
....he wore polo t n bermuda short, carrying i think laptop and plasitic bag....i was at the mrt door ocrner there standing....He see ppl and smile
Then all sudden dunno y, he began take digicam n began take photos while standing , practically everywhere he sees . then he look kinda sianz liao...then call his collegue, discuss 1 matter and he tlak pretty loud ( like want attract atention). His problem if i recall, from Aljunied until Simei the problem still nt resolve (man his plan like no money 1 can talk so long )
1st time see this such ppl on mrt -
hahaOriginally posted by Parka:
Can you stand people diggin` their nose and then forwarding that particular finger to you after the process?
It happened today to me.
It was a toddler, if it makes any difference. And there was nothing in his nose, if it makes any difference again.
There I was, trying to be myself, holding the bar, looking at his small hand keep sliding onto my hand.
His mom was holding him on her arm. I wanted to ask if he was heavy, but I held back. Singaporean would have held back.
The little kiddo was drawing smiles from another guy beside me, with his constant antics.
One thing I noted while he was doing aerobic stunts was how short his hands was. I think it's fine for toddlers like him to be disporportionate in order to look cute. Anyway, as he was stretching his hand over his head in yoga stance, I saw that his elbow joint was at his ear, with his hands bearly holding together on his head, for a hilarious sight.
For the next stunt, I warn all adults not to practise this with their parents. It involves clamping your parents' head like a cymbal. "Oh." You should have saw the other lady reacted in shock. Chink, chink, chink. Except there was no loud clashing tone with the real cymbals.
I can't tell how old he was, looking at him. I'm not good at guesses, never was, but he should be 3? He can only talk parrot, as I observed after I listened intentively to what he was making out, " Redheel. Tanguong Paga, Ahtrum."
They alighted at Ahtrum Pak.
he sounds real adorable..
i love kids! -
my little baby girl cousin who is 21 months (1 year and 9 months) always digs her nose, and when she is digging, her little antics is so cute! kids are the only people that i find to be cute when digging their nose ..she would stand there looking at you with her big eyes, her small finger digging into her nose, her finger got a lot of action somemore..
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