Seeing good things on the train
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I am a frequent user of the public transport i.e MRT and buses.
I always see good things like peopl giving up their seats for needy people such as pregnant ladies or eldery aunties or uncles.
My heart is always feel warm when I see such kind acts.
:):)
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Only good things I see on MRT are pretty girls.
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especially young Malay mothers with great boobs in low-cut shirts...............
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Originally posted by Asromanista2001:
especially young Malay mothers with great boobs in low-cut shirts...............
Originally posted by Vote PAP OUT to Save SG:Only good things I see on MRT are pretty girls.
To the mods: time to create some forum rules...
Originally posted by cutepanpan:I am a frequent user of the public transport i.e MRT and buses.
I always see good things like peopl giving up their seats for needy people such as pregnant ladies or eldery aunties or uncles.
My heart is always feel warm when I see such kind acts.
:):)
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I beg to differ. I rarely see such acts and I think we have some of the most stone-hearted people in the world on our trains.
In fact, in the past week and a half, I've only witnessed one person giving up a seat to someone who needs it more - me.
Those are MY observations.
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Good things:
- some people even myself give the seat to those people who need it more.
- a few people like myself give way to alighting passengers before boarding.
Bad Things:
- commuters don't want to move to the centre of the car, so what i do?? Shout at them to move or push myself to middle of the car.
- most of the passengers just dash in when the doors are open -
Originally posted by EW26 Lakeside:
Good things:
- some people even myself give the seat to those people who need it more.
- a few people like myself give way to alighting passengers before boarding.
Bad Things:
- commuters don't want to move to the centre of the car, so what i do?? Shout at them to move or push myself to middle of the car.
- most of the passengers just dash in when the doors are openPut yourself at those people shoes, you will notice that they have a reason for doing these, like forgetting about waiting for people to alight first then board and stuffs.
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Originally posted by EW26 Lakeside:
Good things:
- a few people like myself give way to alighting passengers before boardingYes, but you see, this point is common sense and should be done without needing to be asked to.
The worst part is that the ones that don't give way act like it's the alighting passengers' fault for getting in their way. -
Originally posted by mrtdude5:
Yes, but you see, this point is common sense and should be done without needing to be asked to.
The worst part is that the ones that don't give way act like it's the alighting passengers' fault for getting in their way.i hate it when those alighting passengers walk slow slow..... and they are young ppl......
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Originally posted by yellowflip999:
Put yourself at those people shoes, you will notice that they have a reason for doing these, like forgetting about waiting for people to alight first then board and stuffs.
most of the passengers reason "hot ah!! must dash in to get fresh aircon and get a seat to sleep"
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Originally posted by Ä«Õß:¸ïÀë:
i hate it when those alighting passengers walk slow slow..... and they are young ppl......
+1
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Originally posted by mrtdude5:
Yes, but you see, this point is common sense and should be done without needing to be asked to.
The worst part is that the ones that don't
give way act like it's the alighting passengers' fault for getting
in their way.+1
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and ppl dash quickly to empty seats......as if got gold there..... and all these are young ppl..... FTs....
PHUI!!!
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and ppl dash quickly to empty seats......as if got gold there..... and all these are young ppl..... FTs....
PHUI!!!
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I've experienced before once. When I alighted from the train, you are supposed to give way. In the end, some woman shouted the F word at me for allowing me to alighting first. Awesome right.
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Seeing good things on trains? Yea, i like seeing weird things on trains such as staris error, etc.
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Waa Toh Payoh and Ang Mo Kio right, RIDICULOUS.
Want go out, 10 people chiong in!!
WTH man. Lucky you never block them, later you block them, you know what happen
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Originally posted by Dragonaxe:
Waa Toh Payoh and Ang Mo Kio right, RIDICULOUS.
Want go out, 10 people chiong in!!
WTH man. Lucky you never block them, later you block them, you know what happen
don't forget to mention Jurong East =)
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I hate the commuters in the station is.........
1) Baby drinking milk
2) People not give way for alighting passengers before boarding especially at JUR, those auntie get their way in at the door
3) Who mis-behaving in stationI hate the commuters in the train is.........
1) People don't give up their seat for those who need it more (80% I seen it the most are give seat for the olderly ONLY
2) Some eating sweet in the train (Not let other see)
3) Who jump up and down when there is an empty seats (Marina Bay to Raffles Place etc.) -
Originally posted by Ä«Õß:¸ïÀë:
i hate it when those alighting passengers walk slow slow..... and they are young ppl......
Really? I always overtake at least seven people when I go down the stairs to the concourse (yes, I use the stairs - I avoid downward escalators as much as possible), and I'm 14.
What really amazes me is how poorly the "stand on the left" rule is enforced on escalators. People in other countries seem to understand that flawlessly. Singapore? NO ONE DOES. It especially pisses me off, and it's caused me to miss a train on at least five occasions.
C'mon, is it that hard to move a step to the left?
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Originally posted by EW26 Lakeside:
don't forget to mention Jurong East =)
Boon Lay also..
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Originally posted by Kawac151:
Boon Lay also..
+Pasir Ris
+Tanah Merah??
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the Gd thing that u all see
i didnt even see it once
for the 1st 3 posts
i see it everytime
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they should change the system. Boarding and alighting takes place simultaneously with half the door space. Line is drawn on platform and train cabin
i think its a win-win situation.