she doesn't have much influence on the people... who cares whom she endorsed for the president... she is thinking too highly of herself...
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Nicole vs TPL - Who will be a winner if they are to contest each other in 2016?
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she doesn't have much influence on the people... who cares whom she endorsed for the president... she is thinking too highly of herself...
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Tin Pei Ling is hardly the best. But Nicole Seah is worse. Did hear that she has been hard at work at the Macpherson Constituency where there are many poor and elderly people there.
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One is a hardworking MP who raise money for the poor and fight for the old and mentally challenge. The other is a loony bin
Only hardcore moronic opposition supporting retards would vote for Nicole Seah
Any sane person would vote for TPL
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http://news.asiaone.com/news/singapore/tin-pei-ling-goes-after-resident-who-throws-sanitary-pad
The following article had apparently attracted some interest and views. I would like to share the context of what happened as well as my own thoughts on this matter.
First, it was a confluence of events that led me to “discover” the pad. I certainly was not on stakeout! On that day, two juveniles had attacked an elderly uncle, and I had rushed on site to check on the situation and to offer help (uncle was later sent to a hospital and thankfully, has now recovered). That was when I noticed the soiled sanitary pad lying on the floor. Because of the structure of the particular block, the culprit has to come from one of the 7 units just above the spot it landed on. As this was not the first of such incident at this particular block and the pad was relatively “fresh”, my RC manager, Constituency Director and I decided to visit the 7 units. The visit was in part to determine who the culprit was, but it was also to send a signal that we take such high-rise littering seriously. I understand that one resident whom I visited later informed the reporter while he/she was being interviewed about the assault case, so Shin Min Daily News did a piece on it as well.
I believe that such inconsiderate acts of high rise littering are committed by only a handful of “black sheep” among us. But this small group of inconsiderate individuals can cause and has caused much grief to other residents. Acting against high-rise littering, or just littering, is not a “glamorous” part of the job, but it is certainly important. It requires constant supervision, and the preparedness to confront the perpetrators.
The way I see it: if I as the MP of the area see this and turn a blind eye, then how can I expect the various groups of people tackling the littering challenge – NEA, town council and local grassroots volunteers – to work hard on this. Those who have confronted people who litter will know that it is unpleasant.
I am not saying that MPs should do everything ourselves or to do it all the time, that would be unrealistic. We have good people around to do the job but once in a while, it is not a bad idea to gain first-hand experience.
Finally, many have highlighted public education as the key to sustaining a clean and green environment – to a large extent, a civilised society as well. Indeed, I agree with this and we have a series of initiatives carried out in the community. As part of an overall drive to build that awareness and culture, we have distributed flyers to households, put up posters, banners and even billboards. We have appointed litter-free ambassadors who spearhead initiatives, conduct roadshows and reach out to residents, shop owners and even general members of the public who happen to be around. We had also tried out new ideas such as having a monthly game-cum-campaign to ask residents to guess where a particular clean-and-green message board is located, to try and pique the interest of residents and raise awareness.
We should work towards a clean Singapore, not a cleaned Singapore. All of us should take a stand to say NO to littering and dirtying common spaces, say that they are not right and not acceptable. But often times, just saying it is not good enough, we need to act on it too.
The following article had apparently attracted some interest and views. I would like to share the context of what happened as well as my own thoughts on this matter.
First, it was a confluence of events that led me to “discover” the pad. I certainly was not on stakeout! On that day, two juveniles had attacked an elderly uncle, and I had rushed on site to check on the situation and to offer help (uncle was later sent to a hospital and thankfully, has now recovered). That was when I noticed the soiled sanitary pad lying on the floor. Because of the structure of the particular block, the culprit has to come from one of the 7 units just above the spot it landed on. As this was not the first of such incident at this particular block and the pad was relatively “fresh”, my RC manager, Constituency Director and I decided to visit the 7 units. The visit was in part to determine who the culprit was, but it was also to send a signal that we take such high-rise littering seriously. I understand that one resident whom I visited later informed the reporter while he/she was being interviewed about the assault case, so Shin Min Daily News did a piece on it as well.
I believe that such inconsiderate acts of high rise littering are committed by only a handful of “black sheep” among us. But this small group of inconsiderate individuals can cause and has caused much grief to other residents. Acting against high-rise littering, or just littering, is not a “glamorous” part of the job, but it is certainly important. It requires constant supervision, and the preparedness to confront the perpetrators.
The way I see it: if I as the MP of the area see this and turn a blind eye, then how can I expect the various groups of people tackling the littering challenge – NEA, town council and local grassroots volunteers – to work hard on this. Those who have confronted people who litter will know that it is unpleasant.
I am not saying that MPs should do everything ourselves or to do it all the time, that would be unrealistic. We have good people around to do the job but once in a while, it is not a bad idea to gain first-hand experience.
Finally, many have highlighted public education as the key to sustaining a clean and green environment – to a large extent, a civilised society as well. Indeed, I agree with this and we have a series of initiatives carried out in the community. As part of an overall drive to build that awareness and culture, we have distributed flyers to households, put up posters, banners and even billboards. We have appointed litter-free ambassadors who spearhead initiatives, conduct roadshows and reach out to residents, shop owners and even general members of the public who happen to be around. We had also tried out new ideas such as having a monthly game-cum-campaign to ask residents to guess where a particular clean-and-green message board is located, to try and pique the interest of residents and raise awareness.
We should work towards a clean Singapore, not a cleaned Singapore. All of us should take a stand to say NO to littering and dirtying common spaces, say that they are not right and not acceptable. But often times, just saying it is not good enough, we need to act on it too.
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People of all demographics love Tin Pei Ling!
The young
The yuppies
The yuck....i mean yuncles
The young
The yuppies
The yuck....i mean yuncles
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Ting Pei Lin menang because she has cuter nips !
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Is it pink in colour?
Betul. Areoles macham sec schoolgirl binya.:p
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Sorry Nicole. You do not have my vote.
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Pei Ling is of course prettier and cuter than Nicole...but still can't vote for Pei Ling in real life....
can't vote for her but can look at her peektures.....................
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she looks much better than that WP Glenda Han too. i will vote for Pei Ling in every thread here.....here only.....
I vote for Glenda Han, Pei Ling and Nicole, in that order, in terms of looks only, hehehe...........................
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The yuck....i mean yuncles
Kopiuncle???
The young
Kopiuncle's 十种 ???
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This ah Kate soooo cute right....
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