4:11 PM
Some random photos from my HP.. Very outdated.. Lolx..TIB 1152 X (KJDEP 190)'s dirty interior:
The day when I got told off and laughed at the toopid botak head bendy SL of Service 700 and I waited quite a long time for that bendy at Orchard MRT bus stop towards Bt Panjang. Last 2nd and 3rd bus bunched up together. One is rigid and one is bendy..
SBS 3747 K on Service 90 broke down along MacPherson Rd:
Just last Saturday when I was waiting for a 19 minutes Service 132 bus to go to my cell leader's house, this is what I saw at Far East Plaza bus stop..
SBS 2629 A on Service 124 (AMDEP 55). Never bring my digital camera, wrong sunlight direction, poor angle to snap bus photo down there! You seldom see Volvo B10M Mk 4 WA Strider bus on this service!!
Last Friday, when having chit chat session with Terence & Wei Chuen late at night (After 11pm at Bt Timah Food Centre), this is what we saw..
3 Ang Moh men at the pathway opposite Bt Timah Food Centre (the place where we went to chit chat), searching for something "precious" for quite some time.. Lolx..
Goodness gracious! These poor trucks have to be stuck in this jam for days (at least 3 days to 1 week) all thanks to the wanted man...
Along Woodlands Rd..
Along Woodlands Rd..
Along Woodlands Rd.. Look carefully at the centre divider... Some very desperate drivers "cut queues" even to the extent of driving over the divider and destroy all the patch of grasses and leave a unpleasant big hole in between. Kerbs are somehow also being destroyed.. (I have somemore of these photos which I will post in the next entry)
On 1st March 2008, just because of the leap year occurance, it screwed up the entire IDFC & AVMS device, causing the next bus arriving timing to ga-ga and hence not displayed.. Drivers have to update the fare stage themselves on this day..
opp Far East Plaza bus stop (SBST ones had somehow being resolved but not SMRT ones, hence no Service 167, 171 and 700A)
Thong Teck Building bus stop (SBST ones had somehow being resolved but not SMRT ones, hence no Service 190)
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Victor Lim