National serviceman needs maid to carry his backpack
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like this hw do we fight war if it comes??? sigh
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Originally posted by RaTtY8l:
like this hw do we fight war if it comes??? sigh
Fight for what? Don't fight la, all die lor...Fight to protect FT ah? FT so XL, i almost got into a fight with my FT neighbour.
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Originally posted by acerchan2002:
Fight for what? Don't fight la, all die lor...Fight to protect FT ah? FT so XL, i almost got into a fight with my FT neighbour.
Haha, what happened between you and your neighbour?
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Originally posted by BanguIzai:
His whole neighbour should be talking behind him already.
Ha...serve him right.He old enough to carry his bag.
Distrubing indeed.
Boy turn soft like jelly.
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Imho, resource wise, i think it is okay for the maid to carry the bag, as it is her job, and given it is out of camp.
consider this scenario, when NSman returns home,I would believe most would throw their laundry to the mums/maids and out they go. So different angle, but similiar actions leh.
SAF wise, i think the boy/guy should have carry it on his own. but given it is not a rifle or etc, just a pinch of salt.
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If this guy was a Bunk-mate during My N.s time, You can defiantly be sure he will get Blanket party at night.
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Originally posted by iceFatboy:
Imho, resource wise, i think it is okay for the maid to carry the bag, as it is her job, and given it is out of camp.
consider this scenario, when NSman returns home,I would believe most would throw their laundry to the mums/maids and out they go. So different angle, but similiar actions leh.
SAF wise, i think the boy/guy should have carry it on his own. but given it is not a rifle or etc, just a pinch of salt.
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Originally posted by SBS2601D:
I never see this kinda thing before in my whole life. Even as Sgreans are said to be more "pampered" as time went by.
Stomper must be super lucky. Can buy 4D already.
SAF = Singapore Ah-gua Force
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-_-!!!!
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Originally posted by Ä«Õß:¸ïÀë:
SAF = Singapore Ah-gua Force
LOL
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Now I know NS teach soldiers to do this. Bravo.
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
AsiaOne
Sun, Mar 27, 2011
The photo shows a national serviceman apparently making his maid carry his backpack.
Netizens are shocked over the photo that has been circulating on Facebook with the caption "'Why we need foreign talents in Singapore!"
The photo was also sent in to citizen journalism website STOMP, where netizens have reacted with harsh words, calling the soldier shameful and pampered.
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Originally posted by Ä«Õß:¸ïÀë:
SAF = Singapore Ah-gua Force
The National geographic team should film this boy.They film the wrong thing.
Film PES C enlistees doing sai kang is good too.
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Originally posted by fudgester:
Even if he was excused heavy loads or something, he could still have used his trolley bag.
If my BMT platoon sergeant had seen this, he'd kick the guy's butt from Changi Point to Tuas.
Then he'd kick the guy's nuts from Tuas back to Changi Point.
Aiyo, don't make me started on the trolley bags.
Imagine the Sg soldiers pulling their trolley bags at the airport like air stewardesses while the foreign soldiers all carry their camouflage duffel bags or backpacks.
They will become the butt of jokes and won't be taken seriously.
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woah.........this is the last straw.... I only got my maid to wash SAF toilets only.
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Originally posted by Lokey:
I dont see anything wrong. It seems that the guy is rich to have a maid to carry his bag for him. My mom iron my No.4, pack my bag, polish my boots, tie my shoelaces and carry the field pack all the way to Pasir Ris mrt station. And she also charge up my handphone too. I will get my maid to do instead, if I am rich.
may be the one carrying the backpack is his mom.
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Maid, please help me carry my bag.
I am PES C9L9 and excuse heavy load.
Thank you maid.
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Originally posted by charlize:
Imagine the Sg soldiers pulling their trolley bags at the airport like air stewardesses while the foreign soldiers all carry their camouflage duffel bags or backpacks.
ya lo....... carry the bag over your shoulder, walk sat sat....then garang mah......
last time i also like that, although the LJ bag fucking heavy, still must act garang
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Originally posted by Ä«Õß:¸ïÀë:
ya lo....... carry the bag over your shoulder, walk sat sat....then garang mah......
last time i also like that, although the LJ bag fucking heavy, still must act garang
If the SAF thinks soldiers pulling trolley bags are good for the image of the SAF, then I will suggest they stick some pink Hello Kitty badges on the trolley bags as well.
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My army friend excused heavy load.
I wonder did his maid help him to carry
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Originally posted by charlize:
If the SAF thinks soldiers pulling trolley bags are good for the image of the SAF, then I will suggest they stick some pink Hello Kitty badges on the trolley bags as well.
Ah................... some power rangers stickers is nice also.........
Wat about Teletubbies.......?
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Originally posted by Ä«Õß:¸ïÀë:
Ah................... some power rangers stickers is nice also.........
Wat about Teletubbies.......?
Any of these is fine.
But as always in the army, eveything must be standardized.
If one is Hello Kitty, the rest must be Hello Kitties as well.
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thhis one's really a chao arh gua. cheebay shibal this type of phot still can take> dare go to the front and snap show that bargirl's shibal facce. see the shoulder insignia is it NCC?
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Mar 30, 2011 - ST Forum
It isn't harder for young soldiers today
I SHARE the view that a soldier must carry his own backpack ("Another view" by Mr Bennie Cheok; yesterday) and not pass the load to a maid.
The person who posted the photograph highlighted in Monday's article ("He's in the army... but she has the backpack") is not wrong to raise an important point. I disagree with Dr Paulin Tay Straughan's view that youth today have to meet tougher challenges and more complexities that many adults did not have to face when they were younger ("Let's be fair to our young soldiers who do their duty"; yesterday).
When my son enrolled in the army in the 1980s, it was much tougher. The uniforms were made of tougher, heavier material and the backpack was far heavier.
I had a maid then but we never got her to carry the backpack. I felt that going into the army would make my son strong and independent, and it did. The army uniforms and accessories have much improved today using light-weight materials, and the food also has improved greatly.
Jeffrey Tan
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The guy in the picture did nothing wrong.
I seen parents fetching their sons from pasir ris.
Isn't this worst than the guy?
You all should not criticise him.