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23-06-2013, 02:00 PM
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
PSI now over 400. The Singapore Child is being suffocated. How can he not scream?
Former Malaysian PM Abdullah Badawi used to say that Malaysians and Singaporeans are like neighbours living in a pair of semi-detached houses. What each does will affect the other. So we have to be considerate in our behavior like not putting on the TV too loudly or burning our garden refuse openly if the smoke will enter our neighbour's house.
Indonesia does not share a semi-detached house with Malaysia or Singapore. But its detached bungalow is in the same housing estate. So Badawi's analogy of neighborly behavior still applies.
Sumatra is a big place. Forest and peat fires are not easy to put out. They are not like our lallang or bush fires, small and confined. They burn and smoulder over thousands of acres in remote places far from the reach of fire fighters. So it is best to prevent man-made, illegal fires from being started in the first place.
But as of now, the Singapore Child better learn to survive the tortuous smog and haze. ---gct
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?155309-LAU-GOH-TELLS-SINKIE-CHILD-NOT-TO-BE-A-HOMO-CHILD-hor&goto=newpost).
PSI now over 400. The Singapore Child is being suffocated. How can he not scream?
Former Malaysian PM Abdullah Badawi used to say that Malaysians and Singaporeans are like neighbours living in a pair of semi-detached houses. What each does will affect the other. So we have to be considerate in our behavior like not putting on the TV too loudly or burning our garden refuse openly if the smoke will enter our neighbour's house.
Indonesia does not share a semi-detached house with Malaysia or Singapore. But its detached bungalow is in the same housing estate. So Badawi's analogy of neighborly behavior still applies.
Sumatra is a big place. Forest and peat fires are not easy to put out. They are not like our lallang or bush fires, small and confined. They burn and smoulder over thousands of acres in remote places far from the reach of fire fighters. So it is best to prevent man-made, illegal fires from being started in the first place.
But as of now, the Singapore Child better learn to survive the tortuous smog and haze. ---gct
Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com (http://www.sammyboy.com/showthread.php?155309-LAU-GOH-TELLS-SINKIE-CHILD-NOT-TO-BE-A-HOMO-CHILD-hor&goto=newpost).