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Forgotten to put back my card after topup. Question is.....is the only option to wait for fine? Or any other means to pay the gantry cost to avoid fine? It was an honest mistake.

1 in 10 may have it above 60... And this was something I mentioned: This statistic is very frightening, and some of us know someone or even might have it.. If we are in this forum, we are probably a little above average and we should be aware of this ailment, and then do something about it for these folks. We mustn't let them die alone.. Instead of just MUs, maybe when we next have a meal, let's bring some of them out, and as I said, adding another pair of chopsticks isn't hard. My friends and I go to the rental homes spread out throughout Singapore and clean up their homes, and take them out for meals. If funds permit, we also give them something at CNY or Christmas.. And it's not about rounding them up to be locked up in old folks homes, in SG or worse JB... Let them live and die with some dignity. The government provides for their medical needs, and they can get rent free accommodations if they apply, but many aren't literate. $280 is what they are given, and even simply pleasures in life are hard to come by. When you are 80, it's hard to give up smoking... Some live on one meal a day, given by the charitable groups who come, and if these dementia patients forget to come down during the meal distribution times, they may not get that meal. Some of them have bad eyesight, and eat food that's covered with ants.. So take a little time, visit them, say hello and listen. No need for fancy meals, but just take them out for a coffee, a lunch and give them some laughter. https://www.straitstimes.com/lifestyle/i-cant-remember-my-own-name-sometimes-71-year-old-battles-dementia-on-his-own Where are these one room flats found? TPY, Beach Rd, and many more places.. Some are located amongst the very same districts where the high rise, high PSF homes like Queenstown are.... They may have kids, but they are now alone, or the kids have abandoned them, and others just choose to live alone so as not to be a burden for their kids..

Anyone can help me? Any way to reset the phone? Or anyone can recommend me a repair shop which can help me Thank in advance

majority of singaporean are rich !! :huh: not only the 'forgotten' dollars, many also have 100s of kg of coins in their house (read the coin thread) :blink: i guess many here have more than $177 spare foreign currency sitting around in the house.

http://sg.news.yahoo.com/forgotten-girl-di...-041002057.html Port Klang (The Star/ANN) - In a rush to attend a cousin's funeral, a Malaysian man forgot about his three-year-old daughter who was sleeping in the car under the blazing sun about 500m away from the cemetery at Kampung Morak near here. By the time he remembered about her more than an hour later, the girl had already suffered serious heatstroke. In the 11.45am incident, Nor Izyan Natasya Ishak died of severe heatstroke while being rushed to a nearby clinic. Her father Ishak Salleh said he was in such a hurry to attend the funeral that the moment he arrived at the cemetery, he just parked his car, turned off the engine and locked the vehicle. "I totally forgot that my daughter was sleeping in the back seat. "After some time, I remembered about her but it was too late," he said when met here. Ishak said the moment he remembered that Nor Izyan Natasya was in the car, he rushed to her aid together with several villagers. He said at that time his daughter was crying and her baju kurung was soaked with sweat. "We tried to revive her but she was too weak. She died while on the way to the clinic in Wakaf Baru. "I never expected that immediately after attending a relative's funeral, I will be attending my own daughter's funeral," the distraught father said. Ishak, who is the chief of security at the Kota Baru UiTM, said he and his daughter left their house in Kampung Belukar, Machang at 9am to attend the funeral. He said Nor Izyan Natasya, who was so excited to visit her aunt at Kampung Laut here, had worn her best baju kurung for the trip. He said his wife did not follow him on the trip as she had to look after their five other children. District Officer In-charge of Police Department Superintendent Khalid Munap confirmed the incident and said it had been classified as sudden death. He said police have also ruled out foul play in the case.

Found these in another forum and re-post here because they are quite interesting

PAP May 9, 2011 Past struggles forgotten by young: MM By Elgin Toh MINISTER Mentor Lee Kuan Yew gave his first - albeit indirect - assessment of the 2011 general election result on Sunday, remarking at a community event in Tanglin Halt that the younger generation 'does not remember from whence we came'. 'That is to be expected,' he said. 'But I do and those amongst you who are older than 50 will remember.' Why keep talking about old times? New age comes wif new issues and challenges. You pay yourselves high salaries just to talk old stories to us? Wif due respect, Singaporeans do remember wat the old guards accomplished but u simply allowed this to get into yr heads and ride on past accomplishments. 'And do not believe that the Singapore flight can be on auto-pilot. We will run into a storm, we will run into all kinds of emergencies and we must have good pilots on board,' he added. Mr Lee was speaking after a Thank You parade with five other MPs-elect for Tanjong Pagar GRC and Radin Mas SMC. They toured Tanjong Pagar GRC on an open-top bus on Sunday to thank residents for their support at the just-ended general election. MM Lee's five-member People's Action Party team was returned uncontested on Nomination Day, while Mr Sam Tan won Radin Mas single-seat ward with 67.1 per cent of votes. Many Singaporeans were pleasantly surprised to catch a glimpse of the 87-year-old Minister Mentor, who stood and waved at them as the bus wound its way from Tanjong Pagar Plaza to Tanglin Halt, passing by Chinatown and The Pinnacle HDB estate. Apart from Mr Lee and Mr Tan, Dr Lily Neo, Major General (NS) Chan Chun Sing, Ms Indranee Rajah and Dr Chia Shi-Lu were also on the bus. Asked by reporters later about the drop in the PAP's vote share from 66.6 per cent in 2006 to 60.1 per cent in this year's general election, he said: 'I've also noticed that and I'm sure the Prime Minister and his team will sit down carefully and analyse the reasons and adapt our policies. I can't say more. I'm not the Prime Minister.' Then appoint u as MM wif million dollar salary for wat huh?

Back in the old days where WRC is not WRC yet but an exciting no holds barred on technology and horsepower. Group B Rally! Here are videos to testify what we have missed out and have a sedated version called WRC instead. It was the idiot fans that killed Group B. Rushing out to take pictures and all that. Group B killed drivers AND spectators.

These songs either bring back memories or make you want to tear your ears out Everything I do (I do it for you) The Reason and I don't want to miss a thing Can't believe Liv Tyler has such a fugly dad

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmDaJYgqGno...feature=related

In the 80s, MASK, Transformers and He-Man were the big 3 toys. Here are some of the forgotten ones. And my favourite! Starcom was a greatly underrated line imo.

at the current price ... is it a good alternative to the other hatchs like i30, Mazda3 hatch, Latio sport, etc... ... but you get 2.0L, AWD, Manual (option) any owners here?

This thread is dedicated to a list of forgotten artistes who came into the scene with a bang, but vanished into thin air. Do contribute if you can think of any...

Can u remember these Japanese "classics"? Most of these are from 80s.... i felt that Japanese produce better looking sporty cars in the 80s compared to the cars of today... Don't u think so? Please vote for those u like...... Tank Q