

Your are irksome JR8. It's a good thing I 've seen the better side of your bantering self.JR8 wrote:I'm starting to think that it is quite a good thing that SG is a dictatorship. A while back I thought it was political alarmism and control. All this stuff harking back to race riots and how the public need to be protected from themselves. Pah sure, self-serving politicians!...
But you know what, I'm not sure any more.
Just look at how the 'passive labrador puppy' locals given a little scratch, an avenue, explode into a torrent of hate.
Thank god there are OB markers laid down by the government to contain them, otherwise what might they do?
Yeah, it's like making machines to have emotions, you know, the robotics fanatical?ksl wrote:So much for online translators!anneteoh wrote:Nah, it just wimps, "You're haughty and arrogant," at least as far as the kanji goes.ksl wrote:It translates to : I am insolent, and you are noisy!I like this game of Yahoo translator V's babylon would a Japanese please confirm
For Pete's sake...would you please learn to take things into proper context and HAVE a sense of humor:anneteoh wrote: Now SG is not a dictatorship unless you're parroting Nakatago's assertion that SG is like N. Korea a few posts back - he should get his allegation challenged.
JR8 is asking for another country where comments about the state must be approved and I gave him the name of a country that takes it into extreme levels.nakatago wrote:North KoreaJR8 wrote:Is SG the only country where the state must not be commented on (apart from in state approved ways)?
You've got off the fence but which side are you on?AngelJoy wrote:wow this thread's pretty long right now.
I just don’t understand what gives Singaporeans so much confidence about their pronunciation.
sometimes when you cant speak the way they do they think it's your fault.
Lame excuses. All your use of language devices cannot absolve the grossness of those making cheap jokes at other's expense. If this is the jokes and rubbish thread, one can shrug it off as a typical black humour; but it's not, so get your context right in a discussion.nakatago wrote:For Pete's sake...would you please learn to take things into proper context and HAVE a sense of humor:anneteoh wrote: Now SG is not a dictatorship unless you're parroting Nakatago's assertion that SG is like N. Korea a few posts back - he should get his allegation challenged.
nakatago wrote:North KoreaJR8 wrote:Is SG the only country where the state must not be commented on (apart from in state approved ways)?
Not the first time you resort to foul language. Shows much.nakatago wrote:For Pete's sake...would you please learn to take things into proper context and HAVE a sense of humor:anneteoh wrote: Now SG is not a dictatorship unless you're parroting Nakatago's assertion that SG is like N. Korea a few posts back - he should get his allegation challenged.
JR8 is asking for another country where comments about the state must be approved and I gave him the name of a country that takes it into extreme levels.nakatago wrote:North KoreaJR8 wrote:Is SG the only country where the state must not be commented on (apart from in state approved ways)?
How come you like resorting to hyperbole when you give your arguments but you can't take hyperbole when used in an obviously ridiculous but humorous manner?!?!? I would probably use saltier language but I'm trying to be civil here.
Congratulations, Ms. Teoh, you're the first one to actually piss me off on the internet.
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 24 guests