Monday, October 13, 2008 , 9:12 PM

In 10th Oct's newspaper someone said -

"If people can't even clear their own plates after eating, how can we trust them to defend the nation?"

I'm sorry when I read this I was like HUH? Firstly, I don't think there's a connection between the two, AT. ALL. Doesn't mean someone is too lazy or just doesn't see the point in cleaning up after themselves means that they do not love Singapore or that they can't be trusted with defending the nation.

I'm sorry, I just think that that line is ridiculous. And since when has Singaporeans been obligated to clear their own plates. I mean I do, actually I'm not sure if I do it outside, it's not something I'm even aware of, but I know I do it in school. But I just don't know, SINCE WHEN has the pressure been on us to clear our plates. It's such a small thing, really. I really think there's no big deal. Like someone mentioned before, the cleaning people are there, it is their job.

So what are they supposed to do if this wonderfully ____ campaign turns out wonderfully well. Honestly, now that I have much more knowledge (USEFUL KNOWLEDGE! cause now I'm an arts student *dances around*) I seriously think that perhaps Singapore is what sociology would call "a society of saints" -_- It's like, these are really minor MINOR things, and suddenly it has become as if it's a CRIME, ok not really, but I think so much focus or discussion on this is unnecessary.

AND drawing up a connection between clearing plates & defending the nation is just INAPT (HAHA) and i'm sorry, ridiculous.

SO ANYWAY, back to less annoying things!
Jan may or may not come over to my house for dinner.
She has misplaced her wallet AND her KEYS somewhere in her rubbish room and she can't leave without them.
And she's swearing and cussing like _____now. HAHA.
JANICE NG, YOU ARE SUCH A DOUCHE!!