old habit

[looneytan]

in the old days _ bus commuters, before sitting down on the just vacated seat, would use the hand to beat vigorously on the seat cushion to disperse backside heat left behind by the previous commuter. They either did that or they stood guard over the vacant seat until the seat cool down before they sat down (but not before using the finger to poke on the seat to test for the acceptable temperature).

As I seldom take bus now, do they still do that nowadays? I notice nobody does it on MRT partly due to the hard material of the MRT seats do not absorb body heat like cushioned seats.

... or what do you think if people do that to your seat after you left as though you are damn suay like that ..

 

[kapkia]

I always do that on my kapkia seat.. very cooling and shiok after beating. .

 

[jw5]

They were actually creating more friction and hence more heat. :p

in the old days _ bus commuters, before sitting down on the just vacated seat, would use the hand to beat vigorously on the seat cushion to disperse backside heat left behind by the previous commuter. They either did that or they stood guard over the vacant seat until the seat cool down before they sat down (but not before using the finger to poke on the seat to test for the acceptable temperature).

As I seldom take bus now, do they still do that nowadays? I notice nobody does it on MRT partly due to the hard material of the MRT seats do not absorb body heat like cushioned seats.

... or what do you think if people do that to your seat after you left as though you are damn suay like that ..

 

[halsey02]

in the old days _ bus commuters, before sitting down on the just vacated seat, would use the hand to beat vigorously on the seat cushion to disperse backside heat left behind by the previous commuter. They either did that or they stood guard over the vacant seat until the seat cool down before they sat down (but not before using the finger to poke on the seat to test for the acceptable temperature).

As I seldom take bus now, do they still do that nowadays? I notice nobody does it on MRT partly due to the hard material of the MRT seats do not absorb body heat like cushioned seats.

... or what do you think if people do that to your seat after you left as though you are damn suay like that ..

If you take the train regular, there are those who would seat on the edge of the hard seat, to wait for it to cool, before sliding their backsides in, these are done usually by WOMEN...& sometimes you get to see, what are you waiting for!!....

 

[Microsoft]

Not sure...nowadays...seldom get to sit... In fact...can squeeze up sung heng leow...:p

 

[laksaboy]

How about sniffing bus seats?

 

[blindswordsman]

Ya, back in the old days, some kiasi commuters would whack the hot seat with gusto before sitting down as if whacking the drums. They believed in catching piles if seats not cool enough. Nowadays, the young generation does not care a hoot. Piles or no piles, sit down first.

 

[scoobydoo]

Last time, they carry handkerchief.
they use the hanky to piak piak the seats.
then later, they still use the same hanky to wipe their face or mouth!!
Yuks!!

 

[jw5]

Do you mean the same hanky to wipe their face or mouth still have Kah Ch$ng smell?

LOL ........................ LOL

Last time, they carry handkerchief.
they use the hanky to piak piak the seats.
then later, they still use the same hanky to wipe their face or mouth!!
Yuks!!

 

[po2wq]

... As I seldom take bus now, do they still do that nowadays? I notice nobody does it on MRT partly due to the hard material of the MRT seats do not absorb body heat like cushioned seats ...

nowadays, got air cond la ... seats kool fasterer, man! ...

 

[po2wq]

I always do that on my kapkia seat.. very cooling and shiok after beating. .

put ur kapkia under ze shade la ...

 

[eatshitndie]

i welcum the warm seat, especially if it's from a chio bu. the bus that i normally board has the aircon turned on to max, and i can hear the fans going on at full blast. boarding the bus is like setting for alaska in winter. when ever there's a newly vacated seat, i will chope it.

 

[Agoraphobic]

Commuter whacking the seats didn't bother me. What did irk me were the bus conductors who returned the change with a coin they kept in their EAR!!! Bloody filthy habit! Am glad there isn't no coin exchange with such people anymore.

Cheers!