Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 35th Edition
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i think i eat too much AGAIN
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okay.. you can all start bribing me with food
kitten is going to come drop of ALL your stuff and i'm going to shove them all in my car boot
ahahahaha!
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So sad. Do these ppl have any spiritual / religious belief..just wondering?Originally posted by the Bear:serve the people?
serve themselves first.. which is what the fella said.. people are selfish.. and suddenly another friend of mine said that "not everyone is like you (meaning me) and think for others"
we're doomed
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cause the damn government places too much emphasis on paper qualifications..
thats why evry minister is a degree or masters holder.. -
yah.. MaterialismOriginally posted by Wanda:So sad. Do these ppl have any spiritual / religious belief..just wondering?
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But still they need ppl to advise them on matters right?Originally posted by stellazio:cause the damn government places too much emphasis on paper qualifications..
thats why evry minister is a degree or masters holder.. -
a Mentor to tell them what to do and a Senior Minister to deflect hatred away from the Prime MinisterOriginally posted by sbst275:But still they need ppl to advise them on matters right?
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So tired
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For all the lip service paid to the idea of respect for the elderly,
Just how do you expect our young to believe that when they can see so many of them begging, scavanging for cardboard and drink cans, and doing most, if not all of the menial jobs (cleaning toilets, washing dishes etc) in the country? And that the government has essentially washed its hands of them?
And because our government allows employers to practise age discrimination, we're at the point where one is nearly unemployable once past a certain age, regardless of qualifications and experience, so one will be forced to work in low-paying menial jobs or drive a taxi.
And as a result, a new underclass of society is emerging. Basically if you're past 35 or 40, you're more likely than not, fucked.
Which science fiction writer wrote that novel about a society where the elderly are supposed to be killed under government order as they no longer contribute to society and are a drain on resources? -
So depressing.Originally posted by av98m:For all the lip service paid to the idea of respect for the elderly,
Just how do you expect our young to believe that when they can see so many of them begging, scavanging for cardboard and drink cans, and doing most, if not all of the menial jobs (cleaning toilets, washing dishes etc) in the country? And that the government has essentially washed its hands of them?
And because our government allows employers to practise age discrimination, we're at the point where one is nearly unemployable once past a certain age, regardless of qualifications and experience, so one will be forced to work in low-paying menial jobs or drive a taxi.
And as a result, a new underclass of society is emerging. Basically if you're past 35 or 40, you're more likely than not, fucked.
Which science fiction writer wrote that novel about a society where the elderly are supposed to be killed under government order as they no longer contribute to society and are a drain on resources?
*sips teh halia for comfort* -
Make sure no rats or mice get into your car...Originally posted by the Bear:okay.. you can all start bribing me with food
kitten is going to come drop of ALL your stuff and i'm going to shove them all in my car boot
ahahahaha! -
a lot of these people do go to church and believe that they are going to heaven.Originally posted by Wanda:So sad. Do these ppl have any spiritual / religious belief..just wondering?
but they still behave like complete pricks. good example is those motherf_uckers who drive to church and park indiscriminately, even blocking people from opening their gates and driving out of their houses!!!
and some church-going people are such religious bigots that they become cruel and judgemental towards others. another kind of 'elitism', perhaps. -
Logan's Run... William F Nolan and George Clayton Johnson
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NE was a joke from the start anywayOriginally posted by av98m:God help us all.
Just read the crap in the young pap blog for an idea of the mindset of our supposedly top elite talent. The Wee Shu Min affair is to me, barely scratching the surface as far as general attitute of the elite towards the ordinary people is concerned.
Many involved in grassroots work do so only because their kids will be given preferential placement in popular schools, or have ambitions of rising up the rungs of the PAP. Some aspire to be invited to run for elections. Few give any thought that they are supposed to be serving the people, not the other way round.
National Education is obviously a complete and utter failure.
There is a reason for political apathy. It must be nice not to see a red mist everytime you read the papers or watch the news, to the point where it affects your general outlook on life.
The red pill or the blue pill? -
Ah, thanksOriginally posted by the Bear:Logan's Run... William F Nolan and George Clayton Johnson
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the rats and mice will have to negotiate an obstacle course of rubbish in my carOriginally posted by honeymouse:Make sure no rats or mice get into your car...
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Sleepy
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am slacking now waiting for my boss to come back from lunch..
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I was just thinking...since you guys have met at big gatherings, does everyone know what everyone is doing, where they work, etc. that sort of info.? And are poeple open about sharing personal info?
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It happened to my hubby a few years ago. A mouse for some reasons managed to get into his glove box and decided to use it as a toilet.Originally posted by the Bear:the rats and mice will have to negotiate an obstacle course of rubbish in my car
We were going to the theatre that night and I was going to put something in the glove box and realised that it was wet and with mouse's poo. So disgusting. -
the kitten has asked me to bring a trolley...
i blame hisk for his 20kg of jellybeans -
they al know what i'm doing and what they will do when they see me even when i've neevr met them..Originally posted by Wanda:I was just thinking...since you guys have met at big gatherings, does everyone know what everyone is doing, where they work, etc. that sort of info.? And are poeple open about sharing personal info? 
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err honeymouse?Originally posted by honeymouse:It happened to my hubby a few years ago. A mouse for some reasons managed to get into his glove box and decided to use it as a toilet.
We were going to the theatre that night and I was going to put something in the glove box and realised that it was wet and with mouse's poo. So disgusting. -
everyone knows what i do.. and where i am
even those whom i've never met beforeOriginally posted by Wanda:I was just thinking...since you guys have met at big gatherings, does everyone know what everyone is doing, where they work, etc. that sort of info.? And are poeple open about sharing personal info? -
Does he really like jellybean that much? I don't mind having some every now and then when people offer me but I have never bought any for myself. I find them too sweet.Originally posted by the Bear:the kitten has asked me to bring a trolley...
i blame hisk for his 20kg of jellybeans