"hoje eu vejo um filme"
"hoje eu jogo tal jogo"
"hoje eu continuo aquele livro"
"agora sim eu termino aquela série"
eu às 17:00 na cama depois do 104º Reel do Instagram
"this made me spit out my coffee" no it didn't. you didn't spit anything out. one spit of coffee is worth like 3 dollars now. you're lying. you know who else lies? benjamin netanyahu
Honestly, I never understood why Singaporeans are generally so mild or non-confrontational.
I’m not advocating for you to sock someone in the jaw over jumping your queue but it’s a big spectrum of non-illegal actions between this and not doing anything.
Shoving, body-barging, knocking over their tray of food if someone jumps your queue at the hawker centre and the stall owner bohues your complaint. Curse them an early death, not the simple basic ones, things that’ll unsettle them.
Singaporeans need more of a ‘muay thai mentality’ - if someone lands a punch or kick on you, you must immediately return one back, no matter how ‘weak’ or the judges will record it as you losing the exchange. Or more of an inner Yishun siaolangkia. People need to view the elderly with less reverence and more of ‘down the food chain’.
the phrase "for you, i would" is such a gentle and sweet love language. even if i wouldn't normally do something, i would gladly do it just to make you happy.