found this in sgclub thread

Ten Commandments of public transport:


1)You and I paid $$$ to board the transport.

2)All people are equal.

3)I'm entitled to sit as much as you are, subjected to availability of seats.

4)Seats are of a "first-come-first-seat" basis.

5)Do not expect and behave as if people owe you the seats just because of your plight (if any)

6)Giving up seats is a privilege and purely voluntary. You can only wait for seats to be vacant but you cannot expect.

7)If people do not give up seats, just forget it.

8)If you're really desperate to sit, take a taxi. You can sit all you want.

9)If taxis are expensive, then stop whining and remain standing and wait for an available seat.

10)Don't preach about kindness and karma when in office politics, everyone backstabs to fight for promotions. Will you give up your promotions?

" You and I paid $$$ to board the transport " this is right !
we both paid our fair to take the transport
so it is only fair that when i have the seat, i sit.

" All people are equal. " talkin about everyone is equal
i dont think so
there are handicap around the world, not only that
the old and fragile ones too
and also, the 24/7 working adults and the 24/7 studying students

on bus, we wouldnt really see any handicap boarding the vechicle right?
even if they do there will be a friend or family beside to help that person out
on mrt. let say the old ones come in and demand me to offer a seat
i will give up mine if that person ask politely
if its an order, i wouldnt care much
but usually i dont find empty seats around for me to be seated
so im equally tired as the old ones are !
dont tell me because they see the world much more then i am, they are the old and wise ones and needed to offer our precious seats to them
heck no, i say these old ones are the luckiest being !
because they dont need to work, they are free
they arent stressed up
and above all they are relax
while for the rest of the population
the younger ones has their school to worry about
everyday there will be a ton of homework and exams
and when we finally finish it we go out to relieve stress
for the adults
they are working almost 24/7
their boss complains about them if they do a bad job
desprately trying to cling onto their job to feed their families
they are the most stressful being on Earth
being stress up you see sign of balding, aging and sometime fattening
to release that, we will have to go see a doctor
or go out to buy products to cure these aging faces
go to the gym twice or thrice a week to exercise
and perhaps go to BEIJING101 to stop the balding
to do that , we had to board the bus or mrt
and when the youngs and adults board the moving vehicles,
here come the old and oblivious ones
thinking they are the older generation
they demand seats
BUT HECK NO!
the youngster and the adults are much needed for the seats
we work and we study day and night
just so that we will be able to feed you all old ones to a long aged
so don't complain but stand if you dont have a seats
(;

" Do not expect and behave as if people owe you the seats just because of your plight (if any) "
this is what i just said.

" Giving up seats is a privilege and purely voluntary. You can only wait for seats to be vacant but you cannot expect. "
this one too

"Don't preach about kindness and karma when in office politics, everyone backstabs to fight for promotions. Will you give up your promotions? "
i love this one !
yes everyone in the working industries backstabs each other for promotions
you cant totally trust everyone
everyonr can seem like a friends, but actually they are the enemies
i havent work yet (yes ! im actually the oblivious ones if you want to say)
i got enough pocket money
$100 per week is enough for me !
actually im counted as working as my father's son 24/7
each month i get $400 for being his son
KIDDING !
so i havent work yet at all, but i did heard before that you have to becareful in working industries
you never knew who might backstab you
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