^^^ +1the lynx wrote:Doesn't matter. He shouldn't have gotten himself into scandal in the first place.
You reap what you sow.
As I understand, those are the main headlines for SG news since they don't have much else to talk about.x9200 wrote:I am always amazed how much people care about other people sex life. Gay, straight does not matter. Slept with him, slept with her, a blowjob at the backyard and wife that was pretty pretty. Have it as a subject for any formal committee meeting - priceless.
Sergei82 wrote:As I understand, those are the main headlines for SG news since they don't have much else to talk about.x9200 wrote:I am always amazed how much people care about other people sex life. Gay, straight does not matter. Slept with him, slept with her, a blowjob at the backyard and wife that was pretty pretty. Have it as a subject for any formal committee meeting - priceless.
If you read some psychology, when people see there is talk about 1) money, 2) sex, or 3) murder and death, they are immediately interested (on the level of instincts).
So for the news:
1 - they're talking about it all the time: same pile of shit, different view angle every day,
3 - in comparison with other countries this happens really seldom in SG, and when it happens in most cases it is either an accident or somebody jumped into Bedok reservoir (everybody got used to that),
2nd - now that is what everybody is waiting for!
It was a side discussion at the post meeting tea break. No minutes were taken.x9200 wrote:I am always amazed how much people care about other people sex life. Gay, straight does not matter. Slept with him, slept with her, a blowjob at the backyard and wife that was pretty pretty. Have it as a subject for any formal committee meeting - priceless.
I agree. This could usefully be a side-discussion of it's own. No no, I don't mean anything with a disparaging or negative tone to it, just seeking to better understand it. After all, it comes down to 'Horses for courses' as they say in England [i.e, when in Rome...]Brah wrote:What I find even more amazing is the rampant naivete about sex, the world, and other things many of us take for granted as being commonplace or better understood.
Good enough to be the next PM?offshoreoildude wrote:We discussed this case in our condo committee meeting last night - most Singaporeans are quite upset at 'losing' a policitican of his calibre and the men frankly don't give a toss about him having a bit of fluff. The women though - whoa! - they'd castrate him. Some men mentioned 'integrity' as being part of the issue.
The general consensus was that he had been good enough to be the next PM and it was a waste of his talents to lose him.
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