What do Singaporeans think about Hong Kong bus enthusiasts?
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It's the first time for me to post here and I am a bus enthusiast from Hong Kong. I recently have been to Singapore and seen this forum, which I think that the bus enthusiasts in Singapore always follow instructions and play safely. But I am curious that what do Singaporeans think about Hong Kong bus enthusiasts? When the non-air conditionered buses retiried, hundreds of bus enthusiasts in Hong Kong went for the last 'hotdog' bus during midnight. Maybe some of us were over-enthusiastic, we screamed and ran after the bus in the bus interchange. Also some of us really like to take photos of buses, which they sometimes even stand in the middle of the road when there are many traffic passing by. Anyway there is no offense to any side, but just want to know what Singaporeans think about us. Thanks for reading! If I post in the wrong page, sorry for that. P.S. I love the 2-axle Volvo Olympians :)
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SPTinfo.net and Singapore Buses kids think they are above the law never think safety and take standard boring angles and so desperate for likes! Reckless kids do reckless stunt think they are so high and mighty must not let go so easily~ Delete criticism from their page and post all same old boring pictures~ these cowards must answer for their actions and ALL BUS FANS DEMAND AN ANSWER! KIDS FROM SINGAPORE BUSES MUST APOLOGIZE TO BIS ADMIN AND CLOSE THEIR PAGE TO SHOW ANY TRUE REMORSE OR TRUE BUS FANS WILL NEVER HAVE ANY PEACE FROM HARRASSED ATTACKED AND CYBER BULLYING BY THESE IMMATURE KIDS~
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BIS admin reject the apology that's made half heartedly by the cyber-bullies on their page "Singapore Buses". Might as well delete "Singapore Buses" especially when the kids behind it is crap. Considering the amount of damage done as well as the continued harassment on FB as of yesterday.
Jealousy really brings them nowhere except harming everyone else....
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Originally posted by KMB72X:
It’s the first time for me to post here and I am a bus enthusiast from Hong Kong. I recently have been to Singapore and seen this forum, which I think that the bus enthusiasts in Singapore always follow instructions and play safely. But I am curious that what do Singaporeans think about Hong Kong bus enthusiasts?
When the non-air conditionered buses retiried, hundreds of bus enthusiasts in Hong Kong went for the last ‘hotdog’ bus during midnight. Maybe some of us were over-enthusiastic, we screamed and ran after the bus in the bus interchange.
Also some of us really like to take photos of buses, which they sometimes even stand in the middle of the road when there are many traffic passing by.
Anyway there is no offense to any side, but just want to know what Singaporeans think about us. Thanks for reading! If I post in the wrong page, sorry for that.
P.S. I love the 2-axle Volvo Olympians
Just being honest here[hope it doesn't sounds offending], I feel that you guys somewhat abit overboard in the behaviour, especially the farewell hotdogs period. I mean who isn't in love with them? But I felt that there could be better behaviour onboard, and noting that it's a public service afterall.
And regards to standing on road photography, I'm unsure how's the area like in HK, but I feel that there's not a need to stand on road, risking ur life, just to snap something. I don't think it's quite worth it.
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I think that HK bus enthusiasts are really passionate on buses. I mean, there are just so much more for them to discover! Lots of new types of buses every year, while we SG have to tahan the loads of KUB and Wrights etc.
However, HK enthusiasts can practice better courtesy in forums and dont keep scolding diu Lei Lo mo and stuff. I have been to HK forums and they do scold that do quite often when they get excited. Sorry to Hongkongers.
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Originally posted by SMB66X:
Just being honest here[hope it doesn't sounds offending], I feel that you guys somewhat abit overboard in the behaviour, especially the farewell hotdogs period. I mean who isn't in love with them? But I felt that there could be better behaviour onboard, and noting that it's a public service afterall.
And regards to standing on road photography, I'm unsure how's the area like in HK, but I feel that there's not a need to stand on road, risking ur life, just to snap something. I don't think it's quite worth it.
Very sure somewhere Hong Kong fans has influenced this Singapore group of bus enthusiasts as well, to do such dangerous acts. even got hear people "Hong Kong company rejects bus send to singapore" crap coming out of this singapore bus group. fail max
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Originally posted by SBS3000G:
Very sure somewhere Hong Kong fans has influenced this Singapore group of bus enthusiasts as well, to do such dangerous acts. even got hear people "Hong Kong company rejects bus send to singapore" crap coming out of this singapore bus group. fail max
Heard this group of kids are from HKitalk and SPTinfo.net~ create fail page "Singapore Buses"~
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Originally posted by SMB388S:
Heard this group of kids are from HKitalk and SPTinfo.net~ create fail page "Singapore Buses"~
you belong to them as well.
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Originally posted by SBS3000G:
Very sure somewhere Hong Kong fans has influenced this Singapore group of bus enthusiasts as well, to do such dangerous acts. even got hear people "Hong Kong company rejects bus send to singapore" crap coming out of this singapore bus group. fail max
Yup, and even worst that we have people standing on divider during raining seasons to snap some bus, or was part of the group where 2 boys just dash out to the road without even stopping them for 8030L 197.
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Originally posted by SMB66X:
Yup, and even worst that we have people standing on divider during raining seasons to snap some bus, or was part of the group where 2 boys just dash out to the road without even stopping them for 8030L 197.
May be worse. Posing behind a parked bus at an interchange when not a staff, (the one which a public highlighted recently), running about at Geylang Lor 1 Terminal to catch a phtoograph of 141, or to run across the road to photograph something opposite a sensitive installation. Or to get caught by depot's Certis Cisco for lingering around a depot.