100 THINGS SINGAPOREANS LOVE ABOUT THE 80s
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How many of these can you guys remember? http://www.allsingaporestuff.com/article/100-things-singaporeans-love-about-80s
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Those were the days sitting at the steps outside of Orchard mrt station.
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Haha remember during may school days when i was caught for keeping long hair..Late 80s i ride and drive without licence...many times escape road blocks
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most ppl here not born yet
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Last time, not so many birds poop poop at Orchard.
Now everywhere poop poop, so ee-yer, cannot outside anymore.
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the H&M traffic light is hot spot
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Hotel New World.
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Originally posted by Clivebenss:
Hotel New World.
Wo de he ma. I just one year old the most. But now the city square mall I know. -
Originally posted by ILikeHippo:
Wo de he ma. I just one year old the most. But now the city square mall I know.The Fortuna Hotel is on the collapsed site.
Also the newly formed Singapore Civil Defence was mobilised.
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No COE and three quarter petrol filling ruling for Singapore registered cars going across to JB.
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Satay Club at the Esplanade.
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The old Bugis Street night life. Many Singaporeans and international tourists would patronize for seafoods etcs, drinking, bargain shopping. It was a famous place for tourists to dine and take photographs with transvestites...something like at Bangla Road in Phuket (Phuket is better of course).
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The SAF NCO Club at Beach Road.
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Disco and New Wave Songs.
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Popular Cantonese language dramas like 'MAN IN THE NET' were shown over channel 8.
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Xanadu.
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Rasa Sayang Place near Ming Court Hotel.
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1. J.B. JEYARETNAM and CHIAM SEE TONG. 2. War of Words between Singapore's PM Lee Kuan Yew and Malaysia's PM Mahathir Mohamad. Dr M: Kuan Yew just a ‘mayor’ http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/dr-m-kuan-yew-just-a-mayor/
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1. VHS video cassettes and video players. 2. Audio tape cassettes and cassette players. 3. Walkman music players.
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Adrian Lim's murder case. (My Eurasian girlfriend was staying in the same Blk 12 at Toa Payoh. If I'm not mistaken, the veteran Malay singer Rahima Rahim, her sister and parents stayed in that same block too )
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The old Sungei Road whereby you can buy second hand goods in good condition still on bargain.
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No internet and no mobile phones. Families, relatives and friends, and girlfriends had more quality time like intermingle with one another and communicate with one another in person more though we had home telephone line and pager.
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Beer Garden at Clifford Pier.
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Last time talk on the phone for 5 hours.
Now watsapp 100 sentences to each other.
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Last time you drove lorry can support four children, now you drive taxi support one only sudah tak boleh tahan. The best part is last time no Sg Forum. He he he.