Well, I went to visit a friend, who's landlord had no less than 3 cats, in HDB .. the place stinks ..sundaymorningstaple wrote:Unless Owners of condo's object or the odd condo that is pet unfriendly, you should have a problem. However, living in HDB flats would not be available as cats are not allowed in HDB Flats.
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Seriously, ten years ago, one of the company secretary told me to help them out, and she was collecting donation for the cat lover society - if I remember then ..Mary Hatch Bailey wrote:~ it's a worthwhile organization and not called the 'Cat Lovers Society.
We gladly share the pool with the dog and it is not a lap pool. HDBs were most certainly on our list of options when we moved here but we crossed them off because of their size, location and unsafe building codes for our small children. Honestly, JR8 ~ get your facts straight before you pigeon hole. The OP didn't mention an HDB either, just a 'nice apartment.'JR8 wrote:Yah but seeing as your dogs have their own private lap-pool I expect HDB was not on your list of options was it?![]()
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ecurelix, I'm wondering if you know what a Tai Tai is. So the big, bad, rich lady who dares drive a Mercedes and doesn't take care of stray cats to your high standards looked at you funny, so now she's a Tai Tai?ecureilx wrote:Ma'am Marie - you know what is Tai Tai right ???
I would have respected her, and even helped her, if she took the catties into her car, and took them home into her landed property, and neutered them cared for them, instead of be a no-good-tai-tai, feeding the street cats .. and letting them multiply and get run over by cars, and then, atleast a few times, saw cyclist fall off when they ran across the cyclist path ...Mary Hatch Bailey wrote: ecurelix, I'm wondering if you know what a Tai Tai is. So the big, bad, rich lady who dares drive a Mercedes and doesn't take care of stray cats to your high standards looked at you funny, so now she's a Tai Tai?
You guys... a sexist bunch of little boys.
Mary Hatch Bailey wrote:We gladly share the pool with the dog and it is not a lap pool.JR8 wrote:Yah but seeing as your dogs have their own private lap-pool I expect HDB was not on your list of options was it?![]()
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Of course one does, but pray tell does the tiara still fit when has the swimming cap on?![]()
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HDBs were most certainly on our list of options when we moved here but we crossed them off because of their size, location and unsafe building codes for our small children. Honestly, JR8 ~ get your facts straight before you pigeon hole. The OP didn't mention an HDB either, just a 'nice apartment.'
The OP said they wanted a nice apartment for them and their cats. Myself and SMS said that rules out HDB. You say you viewed 100+ flats and never saw a 'no cats rule'. Since your dog had a chauffeured limo and Lear-jet lifestyle I jokingly suggested that HDB flats were unlikely to have been on your radar. You don't see I'm tugging your tail and throw your toys out of your pram.
The point made was a valid one though. Whether you were aware of a 'no cats' policy in HDB it certainly exists.
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You guys... a sexist bunch of little boys.
Sexist? Little boys? Que?...
Ray Charles could see that, and not only was he blind, but he's also quite dead. JR8 I don't think you're as cheeky as you think. I find your suggestions of my lifestyle ridiculous, false, demeaning and just plain mean-spirited. I don't like being reduced to a stereotype, anymore than anyone else does, so knock it off.JR8 wrote: You don't see I'm tugging your tail and throw your toys out of your pram.
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