RonRon Alfrescian Loyal Joined Aug 14, 2009 Messages 3,634 Points 0 May 29, 2010 #1 SMRT should charge the families of those who commit suicide a fee depending on the severity of disrupted traffic.
SMRT should charge the families of those who commit suicide a fee depending on the severity of disrupted traffic.
Maximilian Chua-Heng Alfrescian Loyal Joined Jul 10, 2008 Messages 2,824 Points 0 May 29, 2010 #2 Please don't spread lies here. From what I read from CNA these are man-hit-by-trains "incidents", not suicides. They are not suicides, how can SMRT claim from the families as proposed?
Please don't spread lies here. From what I read from CNA these are man-hit-by-trains "incidents", not suicides. They are not suicides, how can SMRT claim from the families as proposed?
elephanto Alfrescian (Inf) Asset Joined May 6, 2009 Messages 2,034 Points 0 May 29, 2010 #3 RonRon said: SMRT should charge the families of those who commit suicide a fee depending on the severity of disrupted traffic. Click to expand... You heartless prick ! People grieving over loss of deceased & you want to inflict further hardship on them !
RonRon said: SMRT should charge the families of those who commit suicide a fee depending on the severity of disrupted traffic. Click to expand... You heartless prick ! People grieving over loss of deceased & you want to inflict further hardship on them !
I Inahime Guest May 29, 2010 #4 RonRon said: SMRT should charge the families of those who commit suicide a fee depending on the severity of disrupted traffic. Click to expand... You don't have your own ideas other than copying it from that retarded plastic cheebye clinton666?
RonRon said: SMRT should charge the families of those who commit suicide a fee depending on the severity of disrupted traffic. Click to expand... You don't have your own ideas other than copying it from that retarded plastic cheebye clinton666?