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The Malays have never been part of Singapore. They have refused to assimilate, to speak English, to take up English names, etc. They are a problem if anything, being over represented in terms of poverty rates, school drop outs and criminals. PM Lee and other Singaporeans should be happy...

No I live in a developed country. Assuming you have lived abroad in a Western European country or Japan, basically first true world countries, not fake ones like Singapore where you need the national press and kuan yew to keep convincing you you are in heaven...you would understand what I am...

It was probably translated by a Singaporean Chinese. Many, if not most, Singaporean Chinese write and speak like this. For proof, just read this forum -> www.sammyboy.com :)

Flour and flower were the same word until 1830...today they are pronounced the same way because of this. Look at the etymology of the word flour. http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=flour&allowed_in_frame=0 flour (n.) Look up flour at Dictionary.com early 13c., flur "flower" (see...

there is only one way to pronounce flour...and that is flower.

What are you talking about bro? In the 60s and 70s people lived in townhouses....the Chinese lived in the second storey of shophouses...they rented one room and everyone stayed in that room...from father to grandfather...the streets were unsafe...there were race riots...fights daily...many...

Sounds like the typical Singaporeans. These ones are high-class civilised people...the normal middle-lower class ones will start a fistfight anytime.

In Singapore you don't have the luxury of first-world living. JB and Batam are both third-world shitholes. They won't be saying 'hi' to you...they will be saying 'hi, give me your money or i will stab you' to you.... :o

Flah...there is too much flah in the batter....:p:p:o

Most first world countries have tried what Singapore is currently -- massive tower blocks (public housing) and cramped conditions. It did not work out well for these first-world countries...including Britain...people were miserable living in these massive tower blocks. The best place to live...

I don't live in Singapore. I live in an imperfect country, with many many problems. But some people still take the time to say 'hi' on the streets, even to strangers. And one can chat up strangers on the street, some people are more willing to lend a helping hand, people hold lift doors open...

Not all Indians are smelly.

I grew up in Singapore and in the early years, it was even much worse. Race riots, living in rooms cramped with 10 people, spitting on the floors, union strikes, riots, more riots, violence on the streets, fights, people killing each other, high infant mortality rate, malnutrition, near...

Indeed. Christians are not capable of committing grievous crimes. And a sci-fi thriller written a thousand years ago is the truth.

George Yeo looks really old and diseased. Look at his skin...wrinkly and almost-dead. Look at his hair, all fallen out. I shudder to think such old dying people with weak bones, weak muscles and poor brain powers are running a country.

Congratulations. Your PSLE score is very important in life.:)

Never smiling, never saying 'hi'...when they see you, the rush to close the lift doors...forever insulting and trying to do you in. What is wrong with Singaporean society? Lack of food hence most are skinny neurotic little scums? Relatives are forever plotting against each other as well...

Why do Singaporeans not speak English? It is the native language of the country. How can you call yourself Singaporean?

Lawyers cannot distort the truth. The best lawyers got the Enron guys life in prison. :rolleyes:

The letter is illegible. The grammar used is so bad no one can bring himself to read it. Pathetic.