Now with the die cast and all, it is confirmed. I will not be voting. As I told Bear Hugs, so old still no chance. Who knows when it will be when I will finally get to vote?
I'm highly irritated by the footage of people cheering so heartily and happily when a large portion of the electorate isn't going to be visiting the ballot box next week. It says on the news that more than 1.2 million will get to vote this time, but does that mean another 'more than 1.2 million' will not get to vote?
And what's with that silly hang-up about Mr Tan Lead Shake's slippers? Will they stop talking about them?
I am not 'discussing politics'. I am just saying I wish that I was voting this year and that media reports of the elections could focus more on the issues that matter.
I'm highly irritated by the footage of people cheering so heartily and happily when a large portion of the electorate isn't going to be visiting the ballot box next week. It says on the news that more than 1.2 million will get to vote this time, but does that mean another 'more than 1.2 million' will not get to vote?
And what's with that silly hang-up about Mr Tan Lead Shake's slippers? Will they stop talking about them?
I am not 'discussing politics'. I am just saying I wish that I was voting this year and that media reports of the elections could focus more on the issues that matter.
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Wah, even TWO of my siblings AND parents (i.e. 3 different households) are in Aljunied.
Your situation also reminds me of a long time ago when we lived across the road from none other than Potong Pasir constituency.
Fuzzoo, since he's walking about your area, you might as well take a look at his footwear if he comes by and shakes your hand! I understand that he himself mentioned the slippers during his rally.
It's kind of 'boring' on this side of the island and yet there are massive traffic jams and human jams in other parts.