Deep shit is what i'm feeling right now.
Going to work used to be fun, not now, not before AAR.
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Friday, November 28, 2008
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Went to raymond's house yesterday to mj, won. HOHO! Headed down to 85 for supper after that. Had lots of sin yesterday, chicken wing, oyster, porridge, noodles. Feeling that the night was still young, went down to parkway to play pool and went back home at around 3am.
so i slept for 3hours, woke up at 6am, report for duty at 7am armed and ammunition draw-ed. I felt super tired and i almost fall asleep in the van before reaching our destination. Arrested 2 male subject, one local and one vietnamese under Singapore law Section 8(4) Cap49, will be charge court. Escort accused back to station and i had breakfast with one of the reservist. His name is Ken Lim, 39 going 40. He treated me lunch and gave me a very good talk. He asked me had i plan what to do after i officially get the fcuk out of NS. I said yes, i planned to study and he greatly encourage me that. Ken asked me will i sign on for police force next time, i hesitated and answered probably i will. After that he asked me a very good question, do you want to have a stable life, or a stable and happier life. I said definitely the stable and happier life. He encouraged me not to sign on, first SPF does not entitle you PUBLIC HOLIDAY, second, there is no such things call OT(OVER TIME) and does not pay you that well actually. Ken used to be in the force some years ago and pursue his future after he resign from police force. He told me he was not that educated, he had problems finding job after he resign. He told me that did not beat him down, he kept trying and finally found his current job. He is a manager now drawing double of what he used to draw in SPF. The main thing he want to tell me is, education is really important and that he had difficulty in finding jobs before he pursue his studies later on. He also told me, if he gave up himself in the past, he wont be having what he holds right now. Most importantly is to work hard, prove yourself worthy, and of course work legally. This talk really encourage me to be a good boy studying 6 months later and of course me being in SPF is not a question. I certainly feel that nothing is perfect, SPF might not be the best job out there risking your life every minutes but at least it's for people who enjoys the thrill of the job like me.
Oh did i mention i won myself a body of bruises and cuts while trying to pin the subject down to the floor. I supposed no police man will go home with a complete full piece, my in-charge told me that's call battle mark, work done with sweat and blood.
so i slept for 3hours, woke up at 6am, report for duty at 7am armed and ammunition draw-ed. I felt super tired and i almost fall asleep in the van before reaching our destination. Arrested 2 male subject, one local and one vietnamese under Singapore law Section 8(4) Cap49, will be charge court. Escort accused back to station and i had breakfast with one of the reservist. His name is Ken Lim, 39 going 40. He treated me lunch and gave me a very good talk. He asked me had i plan what to do after i officially get the fcuk out of NS. I said yes, i planned to study and he greatly encourage me that. Ken asked me will i sign on for police force next time, i hesitated and answered probably i will. After that he asked me a very good question, do you want to have a stable life, or a stable and happier life. I said definitely the stable and happier life. He encouraged me not to sign on, first SPF does not entitle you PUBLIC HOLIDAY, second, there is no such things call OT(OVER TIME) and does not pay you that well actually. Ken used to be in the force some years ago and pursue his future after he resign from police force. He told me he was not that educated, he had problems finding job after he resign. He told me that did not beat him down, he kept trying and finally found his current job. He is a manager now drawing double of what he used to draw in SPF. The main thing he want to tell me is, education is really important and that he had difficulty in finding jobs before he pursue his studies later on. He also told me, if he gave up himself in the past, he wont be having what he holds right now. Most importantly is to work hard, prove yourself worthy, and of course work legally. This talk really encourage me to be a good boy studying 6 months later and of course me being in SPF is not a question. I certainly feel that nothing is perfect, SPF might not be the best job out there risking your life every minutes but at least it's for people who enjoys the thrill of the job like me.
Oh did i mention i won myself a body of bruises and cuts while trying to pin the subject down to the floor. I supposed no police man will go home with a complete full piece, my in-charge told me that's call battle mark, work done with sweat and blood.
Friday, November 21, 2008
It's now 3.15am, yet i'm still awake. I've change my blogskin because lot's of people complaint about the previous skin was so "gu-niang" or childish. Just had supper with jeremy, the curry is making my sorethroat go even worse. Sometimes i just can't control the things i eat, definitely not shit, but as in to eat healthier foods when one is not feeling well. Shall drink plenty of water later on to compensate what i ate just now, dear throat.....
Super pissed, need to report to work at 4.30pm tomorrow, knocked off at 9am the next day. So that makes up about 16hours in station? Fcuk. What to do, six more months to go, endure!
Alright anyway this is for you panzee, you wanna see what the fcuk we do during work right hahahaha.
Super pissed, need to report to work at 4.30pm tomorrow, knocked off at 9am the next day. So that makes up about 16hours in station? Fcuk. What to do, six more months to go, endure!
Alright anyway this is for you panzee, you wanna see what the fcuk we do during work right hahahaha.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Monday, November 17, 2008
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Went boatquay yesterday to celebrate my sister-in-law's birthday. Left and headed down to Zouk, saw louis there while the rest came down from butter factory. It's been quite sometime since i last saw him, we had some good talks for catching up. He's having a competition tonight at butterfacroy, MR Clorex or something, good luck. HAHA.
Tonight is the worse day of the week because i'm so alone at home today. Everyone's out and i'm so left alone. I would have join the rest at DoubleO if i'm not working tomorrow morning. Fcuk up thing is i used up my annual leave arrgggh.
Would someone entertain me please?
Tonight is the worse day of the week because i'm so alone at home today. Everyone's out and i'm so left alone. I would have join the rest at DoubleO if i'm not working tomorrow morning. Fcuk up thing is i used up my annual leave arrgggh.
Would someone entertain me please?
Friday, November 14, 2008
3 white tigers killed a man at the zoo.
A CLEANER at the Singapore Zoo who jumped into the white tiger enclosure yesterday was killed by the animals as a horrified crowd looked on helplessly.
Malaysian Nordin Montong, 32, was set upon by two of the three big cats in the enclosure at around noon.
According to eyewitnesses, Mr Nordin, who was seen shouting and flinging items about shortly before the incident, vaulted a low wall and landed in a moat in the enclosure, four metres below.
Carrying a yellow pail and a broom, he then crossed the 1.75m-deep moat, walked up to a rocky ledge near where the animals were and began agitating them by swinging the broom.
As two of the tigers approached him, he covered his head with the pail, lay down on the ground, and curled himself into a foetal position, two eyewitnesses, an Australian couple, told police. Their identities were withheld pending investigations.
In a flash, two of the extremely rare white tigers were on him. One took a swipe at him with its paw - which is about the size of a softball glove - and he began screaming in pain, said another eyewitness, Dutch tourist W. R. de Boer.
He said many in the crowd of 30 or so onlookers at the enclosure initially thought the intrusion was part of a show.
But when Mr Nordin began screaming, they reacted with horror.
'Some were screaming: 'Go away' to the tigers and others were shouting to scare the tigers,' he said.
The cries alerted zoo staff, and the alarm was raised.
About 20 keepers arrived within minutes. Some tried to prevent the attack from continuing by throwing brooms and dustbin covers, while the rest ushered the shocked onlookers away.
Also deployed were two zookeepers armed with rifles and live ammunition, but these were not used, said the zoo's assistant director of zoology, Mr Biswajit Guha.
Despite the efforts of the keepers, one tiger continued attacking Mr Nordin for several minutes, the zoo said in a statement yesterday.
It only relented after a door to the tigers' feeding area was opened. The animals retreated to it, leaving the cleaner motionless on the ground.
Once the tigers were in the feeding area, the door separating it from the rest of the enclosure was closed, and keepers were able to reach the cleaner.
It was too late, however. Mr Nordin, who hails from Sarawak, had been bitten on the neck and suffered a fractured skull. He died before police arrived.
His colleagues later told zoo staff that the contract worker, who had been working at the zoo for about 41/2 months, had been behaving strangely minutes before the incident.
He had thrown his cutters and meal coupons about before telling them in Malay: 'Goodbye, you won't be seeing me again.'
He then rode off on his bicycle.
The Australian tourists also said they saw him shouting and throwing some things as he walked by the crocodile exhibit, just 10 minutes from the tiger enclosure.
Yesterday's incident was the first time a person had been killed by an animal at the zoo since it opened in 1973.
Before this, the most serious incident occurred in 2001, when Chawang, a bull elephant, gored his keeper of 18 years, Mr Gopal Krishnan.
The keeper suffered fractured ribs and a punctured lung, and was in hospital for close to two months before he eventually recovered.
The zoo, which had to stop the tram ride and prevent visitors from entering during the incident, said yesterday that it would close the white tiger exhibit temporarily as a precautionary measure. It did not say how long the closure would last.
It said the tigers, which are nine years old and were brought in from Sumatra in 2001, would not be put down as they had acted naturally.
A CLEANER at the Singapore Zoo who jumped into the white tiger enclosure yesterday was killed by the animals as a horrified crowd looked on helplessly.
Malaysian Nordin Montong, 32, was set upon by two of the three big cats in the enclosure at around noon.
According to eyewitnesses, Mr Nordin, who was seen shouting and flinging items about shortly before the incident, vaulted a low wall and landed in a moat in the enclosure, four metres below.
Carrying a yellow pail and a broom, he then crossed the 1.75m-deep moat, walked up to a rocky ledge near where the animals were and began agitating them by swinging the broom.
As two of the tigers approached him, he covered his head with the pail, lay down on the ground, and curled himself into a foetal position, two eyewitnesses, an Australian couple, told police. Their identities were withheld pending investigations.
In a flash, two of the extremely rare white tigers were on him. One took a swipe at him with its paw - which is about the size of a softball glove - and he began screaming in pain, said another eyewitness, Dutch tourist W. R. de Boer.
He said many in the crowd of 30 or so onlookers at the enclosure initially thought the intrusion was part of a show.
But when Mr Nordin began screaming, they reacted with horror.
'Some were screaming: 'Go away' to the tigers and others were shouting to scare the tigers,' he said.
The cries alerted zoo staff, and the alarm was raised.
About 20 keepers arrived within minutes. Some tried to prevent the attack from continuing by throwing brooms and dustbin covers, while the rest ushered the shocked onlookers away.
Also deployed were two zookeepers armed with rifles and live ammunition, but these were not used, said the zoo's assistant director of zoology, Mr Biswajit Guha.
Despite the efforts of the keepers, one tiger continued attacking Mr Nordin for several minutes, the zoo said in a statement yesterday.
It only relented after a door to the tigers' feeding area was opened. The animals retreated to it, leaving the cleaner motionless on the ground.
Once the tigers were in the feeding area, the door separating it from the rest of the enclosure was closed, and keepers were able to reach the cleaner.
It was too late, however. Mr Nordin, who hails from Sarawak, had been bitten on the neck and suffered a fractured skull. He died before police arrived.
His colleagues later told zoo staff that the contract worker, who had been working at the zoo for about 41/2 months, had been behaving strangely minutes before the incident.
He had thrown his cutters and meal coupons about before telling them in Malay: 'Goodbye, you won't be seeing me again.'
He then rode off on his bicycle.
The Australian tourists also said they saw him shouting and throwing some things as he walked by the crocodile exhibit, just 10 minutes from the tiger enclosure.
Yesterday's incident was the first time a person had been killed by an animal at the zoo since it opened in 1973.
Before this, the most serious incident occurred in 2001, when Chawang, a bull elephant, gored his keeper of 18 years, Mr Gopal Krishnan.
The keeper suffered fractured ribs and a punctured lung, and was in hospital for close to two months before he eventually recovered.
The zoo, which had to stop the tram ride and prevent visitors from entering during the incident, said yesterday that it would close the white tiger exhibit temporarily as a precautionary measure. It did not say how long the closure would last.
It said the tigers, which are nine years old and were brought in from Sumatra in 2001, would not be put down as they had acted naturally.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Went slacking and wasting my off day at starbucks yesterday with Eric and WM. Dekun and Nixon joined in too. After that went to kembangan for supper, had "yoh ji mee-sua" Was being called back for duty in the midst of eating supper, lucky my excuse was valid! HAHA! I was excused, phew.
Double O on sat?
Double O on sat?
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
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