Yes, but not in tandem with cost of living
. Hence people kpkb.
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Ways to Save Petrol in your Car
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. Hence people kpkb.
But the relative increase between wages and fuel prices is too wide apart.
Next time limpei carry golf bag take MRT and bus to SICC. See if got people laff at meYes, but not in tandem with cost of living
Yes, but not in tandem with cost of living
Ahem Ahem.
Very Wise man think alike.
(our same opinion).
$37k now.
Cheap, relatively of course...
Next time limpei carry golf bag take MRT and bus to SICC. See if got people laff at me
Better not.!!
I carry for you, I'll be your caddy. Nobody will laugh at you. Swee boh?Next time limpei carry golf bag take MRT and bus to SICC. See if got people laff at me
Plus you have to deal with all the assholes on the road!
By the way, I don't wash my car. It's washed naturally by rain. The only time it gets to "bathe" is when it is at the workshop for servicing.
I reckon I shouldn't wash the car. I pay a license to rent called COE for 10 years to PAP. It really doesn't belong to me.
I reckon I shouldn't wash the car. I pay a license to rent called COE for 10 years to PAP. It really doesn't belong to me.
Yes more cars, more assholes.
4 men test car’s suspension vigorously while pumping petrol in JB, alleged to be S’poreans – Mothership.SG
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For some people, the term “pumping petrol” can be quite physical.
If you want it, you gotta werk it
On April 8, a video of four people rocking their car while refueling at a petrol station was uploaded to the Facebook page All Singapore Stuff.
The video appeared to be filmed by an observer just outside the station.
Malaysia-based media World of Buzz speculated(WOB) that the four people were Singaporeans, with the location of the petrol station to be in Johor Bahru.
However, it is unclear when the incident took place.
Here is the video:
In case you can’t see the video:
Here is the video’s caption:
Throughout the video, one man dressed in a white t-shirt and blue pants can be seen sitting in the open boot of the car, vigorously shaking it up and down.
He is aided in his endeavour by a second man dressed in an orange t-shirt, who appears to be also pressing the car up and down, although the second man eventually stops.
Meanwhile, on the left of car are two people who appear to be tending to the petrol pump, with one of them holding it steady as the car bobs up and down.
Here is a gif of their efforts:
Source: Gif of video from All Singapore Stuff
At one point, the video zooms out of the station to show the queue of vehicles that has supposedly formed outside, with some laughter heard in the background.
Gif of video from All Singapore Stuff
The video then re-focuses on the car and its occupants, showing the man in white still rocking the car up and down.
Gif of video from All Singapore Stuff
Why the speculation that the people involved are Singaporean?
Because Singaporeans have been captured on video rocking their car at a Malaysian petrol station before, such as here:
Although it should be noted that such behaviour is not just limitedto Malaysian petrol stations.
Does shaking the car actually allow you to pump more petrol?
The short answer: no.
Rather, it is that the time that has passed, and not the rocking, which allows more petrol to be introduced to the tank.
Is shaking the car bad for it then?
Several commentators who responded to the video pointed that out such an action would likely spoil the suspension.
Screenshot from All Singapore Stuff
Screenshot from All Singapore Stuff
Screenshot from All Singapore Stuff
While shaking the car is not bad for it per se, overfilling the tank is detrimental as it may cause the petrol to enter the Evac system, the fuel evaporation system which helps remove vapour from a fuel tank.
And the cost of replacing the Evac system can quite steep.
In any case, another commentator stated that such an act should not be done on the grounds simply because it looked ridiculous.
Source: Screenshot from All Singapore Stuff
Here’s a local case of twerking at a petrol station:
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For some people, the term “pumping petrol” can be quite physical.
If you want it, you gotta werk it
On April 8, a video of four people rocking their car while refueling at a petrol station was uploaded to the Facebook page All Singapore Stuff.
The video appeared to be filmed by an observer just outside the station.
Malaysia-based media World of Buzz speculated(WOB) that the four people were Singaporeans, with the location of the petrol station to be in Johor Bahru.
However, it is unclear when the incident took place.
Here is the video:
In case you can’t see the video:
Here is the video’s caption:
Breakdown of car rocking
Throughout the video, one man dressed in a white t-shirt and blue pants can be seen sitting in the open boot of the car, vigorously shaking it up and down.
He is aided in his endeavour by a second man dressed in an orange t-shirt, who appears to be also pressing the car up and down, although the second man eventually stops.
Meanwhile, on the left of car are two people who appear to be tending to the petrol pump, with one of them holding it steady as the car bobs up and down.
Here is a gif of their efforts:
At one point, the video zooms out of the station to show the queue of vehicles that has supposedly formed outside, with some laughter heard in the background.
The video then re-focuses on the car and its occupants, showing the man in white still rocking the car up and down.
Why the speculation that the people involved are Singaporean?
Because Singaporeans have been captured on video rocking their car at a Malaysian petrol station before, such as here:
Although it should be noted that such behaviour is not just limitedto Malaysian petrol stations.
Does shaking the car actually allow you to pump more petrol?
The short answer: no.
Rather, it is that the time that has passed, and not the rocking, which allows more petrol to be introduced to the tank.
Is shaking the car bad for it then?
Several commentators who responded to the video pointed that out such an action would likely spoil the suspension.
While shaking the car is not bad for it per se, overfilling the tank is detrimental as it may cause the petrol to enter the Evac system, the fuel evaporation system which helps remove vapour from a fuel tank.
And the cost of replacing the Evac system can quite steep.
In any case, another commentator stated that such an act should not be done on the grounds simply because it looked ridiculous.
Here’s a local case of twerking at a petrol station:
Here’s why shaking your car to pump petrol doesn’t actually work:
Top image collage from All Singapore Stuff
Yes, we pay for the privilege of a temporary car ownership. A very expensive privilege. I don't believe in washing my car too. I am appalled at those who do. There are better things to do, like polishing and cleaning our PMDs.By the way, I don't wash my car. It's washed naturally by rain. The only time it gets to "bathe" is when it is at the workshop for servicing.
I reckon I shouldn't wash the car. I pay a license to rent called COE for 10 years to PAP. It really doesn't belong to me.
Sinkies are really gong jibuy cheapos. Shake car to pump cheaper petrol in JB. Lol4 men test car’s suspension vigorously while pumping petrol in JB, alleged to be S’poreans – Mothership.SG
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For some people, the term “pumping petrol” can be quite physical.
If you want it, you gotta werk it
On April 8, a video of four people rocking their car while refueling at a petrol station was uploaded to the Facebook page All Singapore Stuff.
The video appeared to be filmed by an observer just outside the station.
Malaysia-based media World of Buzz speculated(WOB) that the four people were Singaporeans, with the location of the petrol station to be in Johor Bahru.
However, it is unclear when the incident took place.
Here is the video:
In case you can’t see the video:
Here is the video’s caption:
Breakdown of car rocking
Throughout the video, one man dressed in a white t-shirt and blue pants can be seen sitting in the open boot of the car, vigorously shaking it up and down.
He is aided in his endeavour by a second man dressed in an orange t-shirt, who appears to be also pressing the car up and down, although the second man eventually stops.
Meanwhile, on the left of car are two people who appear to be tending to the petrol pump, with one of them holding it steady as the car bobs up and down.
Here is a gif of their efforts:
Source: Gif of video from All Singapore Stuff
At one point, the video zooms out of the station to show the queue of vehicles that has supposedly formed outside, with some laughter heard in the background.
Gif of video from All Singapore Stuff
The video then re-focuses on the car and its occupants, showing the man in white still rocking the car up and down.
Gif of video from All Singapore Stuff
Why the speculation that the people involved are Singaporean?
Because Singaporeans have been captured on video rocking their car at a Malaysian petrol station before, such as here:
Although it should be noted that such behaviour is not just limitedto Malaysian petrol stations.
Does shaking the car actually allow you to pump more petrol?
The short answer: no.
Rather, it is that the time that has passed, and not the rocking, which allows more petrol to be introduced to the tank.
Is shaking the car bad for it then?
Several commentators who responded to the video pointed that out such an action would likely spoil the suspension.
Screenshot from All Singapore Stuff
Screenshot from All Singapore Stuff
Screenshot from All Singapore Stuff
While shaking the car is not bad for it per se, overfilling the tank is detrimental as it may cause the petrol to enter the Evac system, the fuel evaporation system which helps remove vapour from a fuel tank.
And the cost of replacing the Evac system can quite steep.
In any case, another commentator stated that such an act should not be done on the grounds simply because it looked ridiculous.
Source: Screenshot from All Singapore Stuff
Here’s a local case of twerking at a petrol station:
Here’s why shaking your car to pump petrol doesn’t actually work:
Top image collage from All Singapore Stuff
Shit stirring Boss again. NabeiThere are better things to do, like polishing and cleaning our PMDs.
So siah suay, make the mudlanders laugh at us. KNN4 men test car’s suspension vigorously while pumping petrol in JB, alleged to be S’poreans – Mothership.SG
mothership.sg
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For some people, the term “pumping petrol” can be quite physical.
If you want it, you gotta werk it
On April 8, a video of four people rocking their car while refueling at a petrol station was uploaded to the Facebook page All Singapore Stuff.
The video appeared to be filmed by an observer just outside the station.
Malaysia-based media World of Buzz speculated(WOB) that the four people were Singaporeans, with the location of the petrol station to be in Johor Bahru.
However, it is unclear when the incident took place.
Here is the video:
In case you can’t see the video:
Here is the video’s caption:
Breakdown of car rocking
Throughout the video, one man dressed in a white t-shirt and blue pants can be seen sitting in the open boot of the car, vigorously shaking it up and down.
He is aided in his endeavour by a second man dressed in an orange t-shirt, who appears to be also pressing the car up and down, although the second man eventually stops.
Meanwhile, on the left of car are two people who appear to be tending to the petrol pump, with one of them holding it steady as the car bobs up and down.
Here is a gif of their efforts:
Source: Gif of video from All Singapore Stuff
At one point, the video zooms out of the station to show the queue of vehicles that has supposedly formed outside, with some laughter heard in the background.
Gif of video from All Singapore Stuff
The video then re-focuses on the car and its occupants, showing the man in white still rocking the car up and down.
Gif of video from All Singapore Stuff
Why the speculation that the people involved are Singaporean?
Because Singaporeans have been captured on video rocking their car at a Malaysian petrol station before, such as here:
Although it should be noted that such behaviour is not just limitedto Malaysian petrol stations.
Does shaking the car actually allow you to pump more petrol?
The short answer: no.
Rather, it is that the time that has passed, and not the rocking, which allows more petrol to be introduced to the tank.
Is shaking the car bad for it then?
Several commentators who responded to the video pointed that out such an action would likely spoil the suspension.
Screenshot from All Singapore Stuff
Screenshot from All Singapore Stuff
Screenshot from All Singapore Stuff
While shaking the car is not bad for it per se, overfilling the tank is detrimental as it may cause the petrol to enter the Evac system, the fuel evaporation system which helps remove vapour from a fuel tank.
And the cost of replacing the Evac system can quite steep.
In any case, another commentator stated that such an act should not be done on the grounds simply because it looked ridiculous.
Source: Screenshot from All Singapore Stuff
Here’s a local case of twerking at a petrol station:
Here’s why shaking your car to pump petrol doesn’t actually work:
Top image collage from All Singapore Stuff
I also say. Really a sad state of Sinkie genesSo siah suay, make the mudlanders laugh at us. KNN
I should also add, only if it hasn't caught fire yet!Shit stirring Boss again. Nabei
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