Which mode of public transport do u prefer?
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i only sat in lorry once, yup, very fun. But no fun if rainingOriginally posted by Xiao Long Nu:sit lorry, open techno music v fun leh!
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nt askin u to sit behind...sit in front seat lor...like u can look down on those car...heee...lol...cos lorry is higher mah....
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orh.......... but haven't got many frens who drive lorry.. mayb ask hubby to change...Originally posted by Xiao Long Nu:nt askin u to sit behind...sit in front seat lor...like u can look down on those car...heee...lol...cos lorry is higher mah.... -
heee my frens say i siao ..y like to sit lorry...bt dono leh..i like to sit lorry more than those cars...Originally posted by skinnybeanie:orh.......... but haven't got many frens who drive lorry.. mayb ask hubby to change...
ohh u married ahh canot sian u liao lar..
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lorry got its own fun mah, juz like bike also fun in its own way.Originally posted by Xiao Long Nu:heee my frens say i siao ..y like to sit lorry...bt dono leh..i like to sit lorry more than those cars...
ohh u married ahh canot sian u liao lar..
Aiya, u say the same thing to me twice liao lah... -
like sillyme said, a lorry's huge and other cars avoid you...
but that's a driver's point of view...
as a passenger, i guess it's much higher, you feel safer and sometimes, it does feel like you're just floating along...Originally posted by Xiao Long Nu:heee my frens say i siao ..y like to sit lorry...bt dono leh..i like to sit lorry more than those cars...
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feels like in a huge 4WD!Originally posted by the Bear:like sillyme said, a lorry's huge and other cars avoid you...
but that's a driver's point of view...
as a passenger, i guess it's much higher, you feel safer and sometimes, it does feel like you're just floating along... -
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Yes, you can wrap, what's next?Originally posted by skinnybeanie:We are warping jOhO's thread:
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3-tonne or 5-tonne are better. All other vehicles will avoid you.Originally posted by the Bear:like sillyme said, a lorry's huge and other cars avoid you...
but that's a driver's point of view...
as a passenger, i guess it's much higher, you feel safer and sometimes, it does feel like you're just floating along... -
heheeh just gotta get used to the crap then somehow surfaces no matter wat the topic is.Originally posted by tranquilice:Thanks for supporting my forum , when I logged off yesterday morning, there were only 2 replies, then when I logged in again just now, it has shot to 6 pages. I read thru the pages but saw that most of the replies are ... *ahem* -
Originally posted by jOhO:heheeh just gotta get used to the crap then somehow surfaces no matter wat the topic is.
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the consolation is that at least the topic didn't steer towards a "bar-ish" one.Originally posted by jOhO:heheeh just gotta get used to the crap then somehow surfaces no matter wat the topic is. -
This forum is mainly for discussion of the public transports (MRT/LRT/Buses) of Singapore. However, we can discuss other topics too.
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i hate the LRT.. it's like taking the silly intra-airport shuttle...Originally posted by Master -_-:This forum is mainly for discussion of the public transports (MRT/LRT/Buses) of Singapore. However, we can discuss other topics too.
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i think they are slightly better than feeder buses.Originally posted by the Bear:i hate the LRT.. it's like taking the silly intra-airport shuttle...
Thank God i live within walking distance to the Mrt station. -
i only took the LRT once.. quite fun seeing the windows blank out..Originally posted by the Bear:i hate the LRT.. it's like taking the silly intra-airport shuttle...
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Well, there's also this fear that the LRT carriage grinds to a halt or flies off the track...
At least better than the KL one where the reporter dude almost got killed by a flying wheel
They still dare to say it's not their fault.. the reporter dude was "jaywalking"... I wonder what they will say if the damned wheel flew off, destroyed a car going at 70km/h and causes a 20-car pileup -
Originally posted by the Bear:Well, there's also this fear that the LRT carriage grinds to a halt or flies off the track...
At least better than the KL one where the reporter dude almost got killed by a flying wheel
They still dare to say it's not their fault.. the reporter dude was "jaywalking"... I wonder what they will say if the damned wheel flew off, destroyed a car going at 70km/h and causes a 20-car pileup
thank God i didnt take the LRT in KL when i visited! -
same old jOhOOriginally posted by jOhO:heheeh just gotta get used to the crap then somehow surfaces no matter wat the topic is. 
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LRT i think no use they built it.. not many people want to sit.. prefer MRT n buses
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Maybe one day it could...Originally posted by skinnybeanie:the consolation is that at least the topic didn't steer towards a "bar-ish" one. -
I mean other decent topics.Originally posted by Master -_-:This forum is mainly for discussion of the public transports (MRT/LRT/Buses) of Singapore. However, we can discuss other topics too. -
At least the LRT stations are much far apart than the bus-stops, which mean you can reach the destination faster.Originally posted by skinnybeanie:i think they are slightly better than feeder buses.
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Originally posted by the Bear:Well, there's also this fear that the LRT carriage grinds to a halt or flies off the track...