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[Merged] Chronicles of Kopiuncle
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Re: Are you a speckie ???
you are right.many have successful lasik.
but some unfortunate ones have to live with some irreparable visual disturbances.
my friend went for the lasik and he has to live with giddiness and blurred vision - an unfortunate event
but you have to sign a long list of disclaimer before the surgery ...so like this lah
he cannot sue the doctor and he has to live with it...so do be careful if you decide to throw away your glasses....
you are right.many have successful lasik.
but some unfortunate ones have to live with some irreparable visual disturbances.
my friend went for the lasik and he has to live with giddiness and blurred vision - an unfortunate event
but you have to sign a long list of disclaimer before the surgery ...so like this lah
he cannot sue the doctor and he has to live with it...so do be careful if you decide to throw away your glasses....
Re: Are you a speckie ???
I think and I assume many intellectuals here wear glasses. Am I right?
I also think most clever and smart people also wear glasses. They look so learned and so knowledgeable with the glasses.
I don't see samsengkias wear glasses?
I think and I assume many intellectuals here wear glasses. Am I right?
I also think most clever and smart people also wear glasses. They look so learned and so knowledgeable with the glasses.
I don't see samsengkias wear glasses?
Re: Are you a speckie ???
Agree. Lasik surgery is a risk, if the surgery turns out bad, then can regret whole life.
Agree. Lasik surgery is a risk, if the surgery turns out bad, then can regret whole life.
Re: Are you a speckie ???
Probably due to too much reading, as well as reading in low light. Samseng don't read so much so no need wear specs.
Some are genetics though. Have seen 3 or 4-year old kid with very thick glasses..
Probably due to too much reading, as well as reading in low light. Samseng don't read so much so no need wear specs.
Some are genetics though. Have seen 3 or 4-year old kid with very thick glasses..
Re: Are you a speckie ???
Who's the patient? Tudong woman, right? Why patient need to hold that thing when testing?
Who's the patient? Tudong woman, right? Why patient need to hold that thing when testing?
Will the barriers keep out the floods ?
With storms likely to occur more often in future, the authorities have started equipping MRT stations with flood barriers.
The first six have been retrofitted at a cost of $2.2 million, with barriers similar to those used in Hong Kong's MTR stations. Design works for another 11 stations are ongoing, said a Land Transport Authority (LTA) spokesman.
The first batch of stations - Tanjong Pagar, Orchard, Raffles Place, City Hall, Novena and Little India - were selected as they are more vulnerable to flooding, said SMRT director for media and marketing communications Alina Boey.
In its Code of Practice on surface water drainage, national water agency PUB states that the underground rapid transit system must be "stringently protected against flood risks".
Workers (above) showing how the barriers at Tanjong Pagar MRT station take two people up to 15 minutes to install. The first six stations were chosen as they are more vulnerable to flooding. -- ST PHOTO: MUGILAN RAJASEGERAN
With storms likely to occur more often in future, the authorities have started equipping MRT stations with flood barriers.
The first six have been retrofitted at a cost of $2.2 million, with barriers similar to those used in Hong Kong's MTR stations. Design works for another 11 stations are ongoing, said a Land Transport Authority (LTA) spokesman.
The first batch of stations - Tanjong Pagar, Orchard, Raffles Place, City Hall, Novena and Little India - were selected as they are more vulnerable to flooding, said SMRT director for media and marketing communications Alina Boey.
In its Code of Practice on surface water drainage, national water agency PUB states that the underground rapid transit system must be "stringently protected against flood risks".
Workers (above) showing how the barriers at Tanjong Pagar MRT station take two people up to 15 minutes to install. The first six stations were chosen as they are more vulnerable to flooding. -- ST PHOTO: MUGILAN RAJASEGERAN
Re: Will the barriers keep out the floods ?
Glad they have the foresight to think about installing a barrier. IF the underground tunnels really get flooded, it means the trains in the tunnel are also flooded which means people in the train can drown. IF that really happens, the whole of PAP cabinet must resign. No more "let's move on" bullshit.
Glad they have the foresight to think about installing a barrier. IF the underground tunnels really get flooded, it means the trains in the tunnel are also flooded which means people in the train can drown. IF that really happens, the whole of PAP cabinet must resign. No more "let's move on" bullshit.
Re: Waulau Typhoon Fitow whacks China....
you are very smart to say this. very smart indeed....haha.
you are very smart to say this. very smart indeed....haha.
Re: Are you a speckie ???
This is an example of a carry ball post... that is the way to survive in the PAP.
This is an example of a carry ball post... that is the way to survive in the PAP.
Re: Will the barriers keep out the floods ?
they will install flood barriers after evacuating all passengers and shutting down the station, not when trains are carrying passengers. :p
they will install flood barriers after evacuating all passengers and shutting down the station, not when trains are carrying passengers. :p
Re: Will the barriers keep out the floods ?
fire would never wrap by paper !
fire would never wrap by paper !
Re: Waulau Typhoon Fitow whacks China....
dont be too happy lau kopi,
later we can show you some singapore flood. again PAP is very smart. After all, Singapore was flooded only once in 50yrs
dont be too happy lau kopi,
later we can show you some singapore flood. again PAP is very smart. After all, Singapore was flooded only once in 50yrs
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