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Andrew Master	02-Aug-2011 17:27        Andrew About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	They are just a bunch of economic refugees.......their lands are screwed up by sub prime.......  ktnpl2005      ( Date: 01-Aug-2011 21:34) Posted: Since it is a public place, the group of Caucasians need to go back to school to learn how to share public spaces with other members of the public.
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niuyear Supreme	02-Aug-2011 14:52        niuyear About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Now is hungry ghost month,  dont ponk with the ghosts near water..............mnuahahahah!!! Think deeply -   -  WHY  western countries now  INDEBTED heavily??? -  WHY  chopstick    rules the world now??    ktnpl2005      ( Date: 01-Aug-2011 21:34) Posted: Since it is a public place, the group of Caucasians need to go back to school to learn how to share public spaces with other members of the public.
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alexchia01 Elite	01-Aug-2011 21:53        alexchia01 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Combined   Mood: Yells: "Catch The Stars And Ride With Them"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	I don't think they are in the wrong. When they booked the place, they have the right to reject others from entering the place. If you booked a chalet at East Coast, some strangers come to your chalet, said they like your chalet and want to go inside to take a look. You have the right to reject them. If they die-die want to enter, you will get angry and ask them to leave also what. I don't understand these people, others already said no, why they die-die want to enter and then complaint that others are wrong.
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nickyng Supreme	01-Aug-2011 21:39        nickyng About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	well...those AngMos think theirs' are always the BIGGEST and BETTER mah...time they wait up their ideas!!  :P ktnpl2005      ( Date: 01-Aug-2011 21:34) Posted: Since it is a public place, the group of Caucasians need to go back to school to learn how to share public spaces with other members of the public.
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yummygd Supreme	01-Aug-2011 21:36        yummygd About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	some ang mos really think they own singapore. Cheery should have took a leaf out of our Miss NUS. Fuck you would have been a good word to use at that time.  bishan22      ( Date: 01-Aug-2011 21:29) Posted: There's only one Party to be blamed....who else.... nickyng      ( Date: 01-Aug-2011 20:57) Posted: ok...our AngMo foreign talents again making headline for the WRONG reason....perhaps these " talents" are so rooted to Sporean culture until they learn to " master" the ugly side of us ?!?! hee... :P Looks like AngMo are not really that gracious as they are widely known siah!! http://www.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNews/Singapore/Story/A1Story20110801-292162.html   A family who wanted to take some photos at Botanic Gardens' Swan Lake Gazebo were shooed away by a group of Caucasians who claimed that they had 'booked' the venue. The reader, cheery, wrote to online citizen journalism website STOMP, saying that they saw a group of foreigners laying their mat in the centre of the pavilion with brownies and curry puffs. Thinking that they were about to have a party, cheery approached them to ask whether they could take photos at one of the four available benches in the pavilion. They were rejected by one of the foreigners, who said that they could not be there because they had booked the place. When they tried to verify their booking, they were shooed away and told to go to the information counter. " Upon our last plea for them to spare us just three minutes to take a photo, he replied rudely 'Which part of I've booked this place do you not understand!'" wrote cheery. The reader then went to the National Parks (NParks) information counter and learned that despite having a booking, they were required to share it with the public should they request it. When confronted and told of this rule by the NParks, cheery said that the foreigners became extremely rude and one of them even shouted that they had a right to the place since they booked it. " When he told his friends and family members about the incident, they even raised their voice and exclaimed, 'This is ridiculous!' " Thoroughly embarrassed by the ruckus and stares we have attracted, we eventually left without taking a photo," wrote cheery.
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ktnpl2005 Member	01-Aug-2011 21:34        ktnpl2005 About Contact  Quote this Post! Style: Flexible   Mood: Yells: "Be Happy!"
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	Since it is a public place, the group of Caucasians need to go back to school to learn how to share public spaces with other members of the public.
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bishan22 Elite	01-Aug-2011 21:29        bishan22 About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	There's only one Party to be blamed....who else.... nickyng      ( Date: 01-Aug-2011 20:57) Posted: ok...our AngMo foreign talents again making headline for the WRONG reason....perhaps these " talents" are so rooted to Sporean culture until they learn to " master" the ugly side of us ?!?! hee... :P Looks like AngMo are not really that gracious as they are widely known siah!! http://www.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNews/Singapore/Story/A1Story20110801-292162.html   A family who wanted to take some photos at Botanic Gardens' Swan Lake Gazebo were shooed away by a group of Caucasians who claimed that they had 'booked' the venue. The reader, cheery, wrote to online citizen journalism website STOMP, saying that they saw a group of foreigners laying their mat in the centre of the pavilion with brownies and curry puffs. Thinking that they were about to have a party, cheery approached them to ask whether they could take photos at one of the four available benches in the pavilion. They were rejected by one of the foreigners, who said that they could not be there because they had booked the place. When they tried to verify their booking, they were shooed away and told to go to the information counter. " Upon our last plea for them to spare us just three minutes to take a photo, he replied rudely 'Which part of I've booked this place do you not understand!'" wrote cheery. The reader then went to the National Parks (NParks) information counter and learned that despite having a booking, they were required to share it with the public should they request it. When confronted and told of this rule by the NParks, cheery said that the foreigners became extremely rude and one of them even shouted that they had a right to the place since they booked it. " When he told his friends and family members about the incident, they even raised their voice and exclaimed, 'This is ridiculous!' " Thoroughly embarrassed by the ruckus and stares we have attracted, we eventually left without taking a photo," wrote cheery.
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nickyng Supreme	01-Aug-2011 20:57        nickyng About Contact  Quote this Post!
x 0   x 0  Alert Admin	ok...our AngMo foreign talents again making headline for the WRONG reason....perhaps these " talents" are so rooted to Sporean culture until they learn to " master" the ugly side of us ?!?! hee... :P Looks like AngMo are not really that gracious as they are widely known siah!! http://www.asiaone.com/News/AsiaOne%2BNews/Singapore/Story/A1Story20110801-292162.html   A family who wanted to take some photos at Botanic Gardens' Swan Lake Gazebo were shooed away by a group of Caucasians who claimed that they had 'booked' the venue. The reader, cheery, wrote to online citizen journalism website STOMP, saying that they saw a group of foreigners laying their mat in the centre of the pavilion with brownies and curry puffs. Thinking that they were about to have a party, cheery approached them to ask whether they could take photos at one of the four available benches in the pavilion. They were rejected by one of the foreigners, who said that they could not be there because they had booked the place. When they tried to verify their booking, they were shooed away and told to go to the information counter. " Upon our last plea for them to spare us just three minutes to take a photo, he replied rudely 'Which part of I've booked this place do you not understand!'" wrote cheery. The reader then went to the National Parks (NParks) information counter and learned that despite having a booking, they were required to share it with the public should they request it. When confronted and told of this rule by the NParks, cheery said that the foreigners became extremely rude and one of them even shouted that they had a right to the place since they booked it. " When he told his friends and family members about the incident, they even raised their voice and exclaimed, 'This is ridiculous!' " Thoroughly embarrassed by the ruckus and stares we have attracted, we eventually left without taking a photo," wrote cheery.
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