haha. ya, singaporeans have this habit. at least smile lah. i always find it easier to smile at non-locals. it's second nature to me. and... what are they staring at huh? that is a stage i think. so maybe some dance moves? any prizes for guessing? hhahaha. typical singaporean, so kiasu. :P
It's how critical they look that gets to me. It looks like they can't decide what it is, whether they like it or not, and there's no one to tell them whatever they're looking at is good or not, so they just scowl in the mean time. They cannot just enjoy the moment.
What are they staring at? Go ahead. Take a guess :)
haha. ya, singaporeans have this habit. at least smile lah. i always find it easier to smile at non-locals. it's second nature to me.
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that is a stage i think. so maybe some dance moves? any prizes for guessing? hhahaha. typical singaporean, so kiasu. :P
tuti - i agree. at least smile and show appreciation. oh i just hate their brain-dead gawping.
ReplyDeleteIt's how critical they look that gets to me. It looks like they can't decide what it is, whether they like it or not, and there's no one to tell them whatever they're looking at is good or not, so they just scowl in the mean time. They cannot just enjoy the moment.
ReplyDeletewildgoose - you know, i felt everything you said when i was looking at them.
ReplyDeletethey look like the some sort of people who will shamelessly ask me for freebiesx10 if i'm manning a stall that's handing out free gifts.
ReplyDeleteimp - and they don't say thank you either!
ReplyDeleteyeah... when i was in the MRT the other day... eveyone just stared at me... a guy with crutches...
ReplyDeletezewt - i just remembered they did same to me after i had eye-lid surgery and was bruised post-op. sigh.
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