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Singapore MRT security

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  • 27-07-2009 11:59am
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    tenandtracer
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    Would this work on the LUAS red line?:D


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    Chris_533976
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    I'm sorry, I just cant take the fact that they're called "NOO" slips seriously :D


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    Slice
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    Oh em gee, you're not even allowed to sip water from a bottle???


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    Quentinkrisp
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    JFC! tell me, exactly how do fare-paying passengers eating on a train constitute a threat to the other passenger's safety?:confused: i'd gladly put up with a dart full of litter rather than having some pumped-up, control freak security guard scrutinising me then busting me and threatening me with prison because i'd had the audacity to drink a coke on the train:mad:that article spoke volumes about how much of an orwellian society singapore really is!spying on some poor woman for 12 months, i'm sure there were worse crimes being committed on the MRT during that time!


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    tenandtracer
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    Quentinkrisp wrote: »
    JFC! tell me, exactly how do fare-paying passengers eating on a train constitute a threat to the other passenger's safety?:confused: i'd gladly put up with a dart full of litter rather than having some pumped-up, control freak security guard scrutinising me then busting me and threatening me with prison because i'd had the audacity to drink a coke on the train:mad:that article spoke volumes about how much of an orwellian society singapore really is!spying on some poor woman for 12 months, i'm sure there were worse crimes being committed on the MRT during that time!


    Believe me I agree - but I'm guessing this would not work on the Luas Red line.


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    Victor
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    Quentinkrisp wrote: »
    spying on some poor woman for 12 months
    The appel woman was "only2 for one month.


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