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The PAP wants to laugh all the way to the bank every month.

The PAP wants to collect $1 billion every month for doing nothing

Nam Kee Chicken Rice at Upper Thomson Road in the 1980s

The Satay Club at The Esplanade in the 1970s

Samsters who lived through the 1970s, 80s and 90s know what the good old days were like in S'pore.

Many Caucasian and Indian men have lots of hair in the wrong place.

This is all that $10 will get you at Tai Hwa these days. It is considered medium size.

Malays hero worship Arabs, which accounts for their blind hatred of Jews and Christians.

The SG govt is putting S'poreans in "cold storage" as it welcomes more CECAs into the country.

Is western food at a hawker centre or coffee shop also considered low class peasant food?

The only thing that I admire about Benjamin Chia is his ability to grow a beard. Not many Chinese males are able to do so. If he does not want to be recognised in NUS, he should get a haircut and shave off that beard.

Benjamin Chia may be more disgruntled with the SUV owners because he cannot afford a car, rather than to protest the environmental impact of driving an SUV.

Nowadays, "cold storage" means being marginalised by your boss i.e. to be no longer considered for promotion within the company.

In the Bible, forgiveness is pardoning a person who has wronged us, which involves letting go of resentment and the desire for revenge, much like a debt is cancelled. It is not the same as forgetting or condoning the offence, but to respond with mercy. A central theme is that we are to forgive...

This was the original Cold Storage in the 1960s before I was born.

I loved following my parents to Cold Storage to buy groceries in the 1970s when I was a toddler. We would pop over to the Magnolia Snack Bar next door for lunch or ice cream thereafter.

When I was growing up in the 1970s and 80s in a landed home, my neighbours were not all professionals and businessmen. There were teachers, senior SAF/SPF officers, engineers, managers, GPs etc.

If the 65% feel that life was better in the 1980s and 1990s in S'pore, why did they vote for the PAP? The extremely high cost of living is of the PAP's own making by overcrowding this tiny island.

I recall that many of my teachers in secondary school and JC lived in landed homes and drove cars.

Tai Hwa's daughter's stall in the same coffee shop does not even have a queue of diners. LOL!