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Sunday, March 07, 2004

Sunday Times - 'Should they be dating?' Well it's none of your fucking business is it?!

To add continuity to my 'Anal Singaporean' series, here is another great examplar (but i'm sure there'll be many more to come).

The Sunday Times, with it's boundless journalistic professionalism, has decided to publish in its 'gen y' section today an article about an online debate pertaining to whether a neighbourhood boy should be dating an RGS girl. This online debate started when a certain netizen mentioned how her RGS friend is dating a neighbourhood schooler.

Views ranged from 'Yes! Because at the end of the day we are all from the same education system' to 'No! People should stop desperately trying to climb the social ladder because the higher you go the more inferior you'll feel'.

From the article, it seems everyone has an opinion. Why hasn't anyone stop to think 'How is this my problem?' The point of the article is totally moot since it is none of all of your fucking business so PISS OFF!

If you are wondering why there is no humour in today's diary entry, that's because i'm really pissed at this. Perhaps I'll write a forum letter...

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