Comments on: The Ugly Singaporean

By: JC

JC — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 01:37:19 +0000

I totally agree that Singaporean; especially girls are very inconsiderate, ill-mannered and pampered. I have travelled overseas many times with my friends which includes girls (Singaporean) as well, and they are always bragging about how big our currency is, how cheap things are, complain and choosey about food and enviroment. loudly! Total disrespect for other people’s culture.

I am not physically attractive or rich but when i try to ask foreign girls out Ie(Taiwan HK Indo Malay Phillippines Nepal), chances are they will agree. Singaporean girls on the other hand are extremly narrow minded. When I ask them out, they will think that im interested in them or sometin. I mean… cant a guy and a girl just go out as friends?.

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By: euna

euna — Sat, 16 Aug 2008 04:55:45 +0000

some singaporeans are just bitches. What they said and did simply deserve others spiting to their ugly faces.

By: StratoSpear

StratoSpear — Wed, 14 May 2008 09:55:56 +0000

I can’t agree more…. I’m a Singaporean myself and I’ve experienced quite a handful of sickening events myself. This one bothers me the most:

I was at the Admiralty MRT Station with my wheelchair-bound grandpa. Guess what happened? When I was about to enter the elevator to the Ticket Concourse, a lot of locals rushed for the door… Hell, that elevator is meant for physically-handicapped people and in a blink of an eye, it’s full of healthy, heartless locals. Man, I can’t believe my eyes….

Back on topic: I agree with DarkMirage… Most of our teenagers’ population(that includes me) do consists of punks and brats who just don’t know how to keep their mouths shut. I’m so ashamed of myself… as a Singaporean.

By: Maya

Maya — Tue, 15 Apr 2008 07:52:57 +0000

Singapore is still better than Jakarta though….

By: Hei

Hei — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 00:38:42 +0000

Our society is doomed seriously.
All kids do now a days when they get together is talk about well other people and well me being raised the great way I was luckily my parents we’re crazy with my mannerism and things around that so I know when enough is enough.
I personally don’t like talking about people even if there not around it leaves a bad after taste in my mouth. If they we’re bad to me or something like that I’d mention it once or twice to myself or a close friend but I wouldn’t go public with it. What I hate the most is when Asians start dissing other people seeing I am one I feel humiliated when they do. When Harry Potter was released me being the big Hp fan I was all for Order of the Phoenix. I got the ticket in advance and was at a midnight showing and there were some kids in costumes of well howgwarts student me being the Asian I am can take costumes without laughing being used to and wanting to do cosplay myself ;) however a group of Asians just started bawling with laughter I was like wow!
I didn’t say anything because I didn’t want to start a scene and well I don’t really like telling people from right and wrong, since I don’t feel as if it’s my place in the matter.
But I find it if someone my race or someone close to me at all does something embarrassing I get embarrassed or I feel ashamed I don’t know why maybe because there the same race as me, it’s just unsettling.

By: quendidil

quendidil — Fri, 19 Oct 2007 13:23:01 +0000

I do not believe that this is merely limited to the teenage population; a large number of Singaporeans regardless of age behave this way as well.

Just a few weeks ago, I was on an MRT. An old man, bald and dressed in grey Buddhist monkly robes was hobbling along on a walking stick. When the train arrived, I boarded it and the man hobbled along towards the train. The berk boarded the train just in time but the momentum of the train’s movement threw him off his balance. I hastened to grip his arm and help him gain equilibrium and he settled down.

Suddenly, he gave a forceful shove towards another old guy standing beside him (we were all just next to the door, this other old guy was next to the “window seat”). The monk glared at the man and mumbled something; the man was perplexed, I think he thought I pushed him at first but the monk pushed him again and the second time he clearly saw it.

Next, he turned to the window seat at the opposite end and made for it, the Chinese scholar seated there stood up a bit shocked, and his friend who sat beside him tried to help and settle the old berk down but the man again just forcefully pushed the 2nd Chinese guy.

The Chinese guys were not the only foreigners on the train; there were 2 men of African descent right next to me, one of them in fact tried along with me to settle the old man down when he entered the train. This monk, if he be a Singapore Citizen, is a truly disgusting example of the Ugly Singaporean. All that, in spite of the fact that he is a monk, who is supposed to have spent years of meditation and introspection to find inner peace!

For shame! This monk not only disgraces Singapore, he highlights what organized religion does not and will not achieve- inner peace and enlightenment. Being old and wizened does not then, I think, make you any wiser, maybe you will have more experiences in life but you may just be more stuck in your ways.

By: Brendan

Brendan — Sun, 14 Oct 2007 01:54:55 +0000

think you’re absolutely right in what you said. i think that singaporeans are very ugly in terms of manners and social behaviour. i was talking to 2 of them last night, 2 singaporean girls, and one actually snapped at me because i did not agree that dating should be based on money. she said it was practicality. the behaviour of singaporeans is appalling and shocking. i feel ashamed 90% of the time to be a singaporean

By: reN`

reN` — Sun, 11 Feb 2007 09:41:48 +0000

its not totally the teens and kids fault i feel it has to do with parent’s upbringing sometimes so yea but still i feel like giving those bitches a tight slap “PIACK!!” >.

By: kct

kct — Tue, 21 Nov 2006 15:18:14 +0000

Here we got mat rempits (illegal motorcycle racers) to worry about. Like, they throw some stones at the police. Recently.