Rude Singaporeans!

I totally agreed with this web host/hostess!

http://rudesingaporeans.blogspot.com

Just 2 days ago, I experienced with this stupid, damn rude Singaporean!(Duhz... count yourself a Singaporean, so ashamed!)

Me and my colleagues were on a super packed MRT after work to Chinatown. So we hopped onto the train at Raffles and then to Outram Park and transferred to Chinatown North- East line.

It's so packed that 1 of my colleagues was squeezed by the people around her (4 cornered!) and as the train starts to move, I couldn't grip on to the pole and fall backwards by a small step. Yes! SMALL STEP! How BIG step can I move in a packed train??!!! And so shitty, I accidentally knocked into a woman. A damn asshole!

Of course! I'm a super polite Singaporean compared to a petty, rude passenger like her, I immediately apologised!

Know what she say????!!!!!


Shit!



Ya..... shit!


Hello? Who's the shit there?



She's that BIG BIG piece of SHIT in the train who says the word SHIT!



I did apologise in the place! And she should know that the train was already so packed and this kind of incident can happen at any of the time. The most IMPORTANT thing is I say SORRY to a piece of SHIT?!

Oh gosh! What happen???!!!


I actually apologised to a piece of shit?! Why should I do that right? Oh well, just because I'm a very polite Singaporean and not like a piece of SHIT. I thought Singapore always promote COURTESY?! You know you learnt that in primary school and a Courtesy Lion is waving to you, smiling away....*waves & smiles*


Guess what a shit can do in a packed train?


Reading her shitty newspaper! ( I don't mean to defame the newspaper by using the vocab 'shitty' but too bad SHIT can only reads her shitty newspaper)


And dare to say her name=SHIT while reading her newspaper even though people already apologised to her!


Tsk!


Hello Singapore!!!! Should we invite our cutesy Courtesy Lion to promote the campaign of being courteous? All because all those rude Singaporeans have forgotten what they learnt in their primary schools (Or have they actually went to Primary schools before?)


I don't mean to be sarcastic but as we are moving on to the new future ahead... with technology advancement and globalisation and blah blah blah.... we shouldn't be masked with only the title "The Garden City" and blinded everyone with the impression of how good a country is. Think ahead! How long this impression can remain? As a Chinese saying goes “纸是包不著火的”。Same goes to the grade achieved by the servicing sector.


还是那句话: It's the attitude that counts.