Not Again part 2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

• ditzy

  31 Oct 06, 16:13

  Originally posted by SBS9889U:

  Anyone here knows if pressing the emergency stop plunger along the platform would immediately stop a train?

  I like to see a moving train do 0km/h from 45km/h in 2 seconds.
• jetabt767400

  31 Oct 06, 17:39

  NVNT, no way...
  Anyway, next time, jst be on the lookout, you might get to the headlines by pressing the button, whether it saves the life or not, at least you have:
  1. Broke glass legally in public.
  2. Pressed the button legally, which many don't have the chance to do so.
  3. Get to the headlines.
• Manager433

  31 Oct 06, 18:44

  Oh. Sorry for the late reply guys. Last nite my password kena log out. At first thought Fireice ban me.
  
  #)*(
  
  Got it?
• Manager433

  31 Oct 06, 18:46

  #)*(
  
  Got it???
• nightzip

  31 Oct 06, 19:02

  yup...we know already....someone posted it...but put it as white.
• VODKA KE0601

  31 Oct 06, 19:42

  Originally posted by SBS9889U:

  Actually there isn't a need to build the "gates". It would be better for train drivers to slow down before entering the station so even if you jump also wont die. However your journey time may take a few seconds/minutes more

  Try lying in the middle of the tracks..., and let the train roll over you at 01 Km/Hr... Is not 'bout speed here...
• Manager433

  31 Oct 06, 20:57

  Originally posted by nightzip:

  yup...we know already....someone posted it...but put it as white.

  where? i cant find leh
• iveco

  3 Nov 06, 13:31

  Anyone noticed that nobody has died on the subway tracks between KAL and PSR? Maybe that area has a high proportion of devout Muslims, so suicide is frowned upon.
• iveco

  3 Nov 06, 13:34

  Originally posted by Dead_Man_Inc:

  why most people suicide on the East-West line? and always happen on the West side, whereas North-South line not so often got people suicide...

  NSL? BSH got the most cases of people falling on tracks. BBT also kena twice. WDL and YIS sector so far no such cases AFAIK.
• jetabt767400

  3 Nov 06, 14:04

  Originally posted by iveco:

  NSL? BSH got the most cases of people falling on tracks. BBT also kena twice. WDL and YIS sector so far no such cases AFAIK.

  Yeah, I was at BB when the second time occured. Number 3121/3122. Run number could not be seen. 31st August 2004.
  Bishan, dunno why, very 'suay' one...
• SBS9889U

  3 Nov 06, 20:51

  Originally posted by iveco:

  Anyone noticed that nobody has died on the subway tracks between KAL and PSR? Maybe that area has a high proportion of devout Muslims, so suicide is frowned upon.

  Kallang got kallang river. Aljunied not much people live. Around Paya Lebar is condos. Kembangan/Tanah Merah also rich people. Maybe east side people more considerate and positive loh
• OO_OO_OO

  3 Nov 06, 20:56

  we need barriers at every station.. asap.
• maggot

  3 Nov 06, 21:05

  LRT also will put up barriers?
• LazerLordz

  3 Nov 06, 21:35

  Just put those damned barriers up and charge the State. It's freaking public transport, not your lao peh's capitalism.
• sinicker

  4 Nov 06, 06:35

  Originally posted by SBS9889U:

  Kallang got kallang river. Aljunied not much people live. Around Paya Lebar is condos. Kembangan/Tanah Merah also rich people. Maybe east side people more considerate and positive loh

  east people are motivated people. like meeeee.
• iveco

  5 Nov 06, 18:17

  Originally posted by SBS9889U:

  Kallang got kallang river. Aljunied not much people live. Around Paya Lebar is condos. Kembangan/Tanah Merah also rich people. Maybe east side people more considerate and positive loh

  What about EUN, BDK, TAM & PSR side?
• SBS9889U

  5 Nov 06, 20:36

  Originally posted by iveco:

  What about EUN, BDK, TAM & PSR side?

  Sinicker answered ur question already