Comments on: TODAY: Foaming with fury http://miyagi.sg/2006/01/today-foaming-with-fury/ Mr Miyagi's Blog Sun, 12 Feb 2012 14:50:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: malarie http://miyagi.sg/2006/01/today-foaming-with-fury/comment-page-1/#comment-80313 malarie Thu, 01 Mar 2007 18:54:15 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/?p=251#comment-80313 this page doesnt tell much about gum at all!!!!!!goodness yall this page doesnt tell much about gum at all!!!!!!goodness yall

]]> By: malarie http://miyagi.sg/2006/01/today-foaming-with-fury/comment-page-1/#comment-263322 malarie Thu, 01 Mar 2007 18:54:00 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/?p=251#comment-263322 this page doesnt tell much about gum at all!!!!!!goodness yall this page doesnt tell much about gum at all!!!!!!goodness yall

]]> By: Tucker Chang http://miyagi.sg/2006/01/today-foaming-with-fury/comment-page-1/#comment-957 Tucker Chang Wed, 04 Jan 2006 18:49:31 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/?p=251#comment-957 Ban Foaming Not again. Whenever there is something wrong with something, there is a call to ban that something! Singaporeans need to grow up. If the govt heed every petition, soon, what's left of the souls of Singapore? Resolution for 2006 - Stop using the word BAN Ban Foaming
Not again. Whenever there is something wrong with something, there is a call to ban that something!
Singaporeans need to grow up. If the govt heed every petition, soon, what’s left of the souls of Singapore?
Resolution for 2006 — Stop using the word BAN

]]> By: Tucker Chang http://miyagi.sg/2006/01/today-foaming-with-fury/comment-page-1/#comment-263321 Tucker Chang Wed, 04 Jan 2006 18:49:00 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/?p=251#comment-263321 Ban Foaming Not again. Whenever there is something wrong with something, there is a call to ban that something! Singaporeans need to grow up. If the govt heed every petition, soon, what's left of the souls of Singapore? Resolution for 2006 - Stop using the word BAN Ban Foaming
Not again. Whenever there is something wrong with something, there is a call to ban that something!
Singaporeans need to grow up. If the govt heed every petition, soon, what’s left of the souls of Singapore?
Resolution for 2006 — Stop using the word BAN

]]> By: arex http://miyagi.sg/2006/01/today-foaming-with-fury/comment-page-1/#comment-956 arex Wed, 04 Jan 2006 14:39:29 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/?p=251#comment-956 i know people have been molested, and i know people who have been molested; some will jump at the chance to lay blame on the sometimes innocuous foreign worker, but an incident i witnessed on the recent new year's eve has prompted me to respond to this interesting article by miyagi-san. what i saw was the utterly juvenile ways of two or three local boys. the small group of minors did a seemingly simple thing, and probably had no thought of what consequences their actions could bring. they passed one migrant worker at the downtown hotel next to the Istana, screamed "ah neh" countless times while jump-spraying almost his entire head and upper torso with foam like it was a first-person-shooter/fragger. Not being MYOPiC like us singaporeans, his eyes had not the protection of corrective lenses. He walked on, and so did the boys, laughing and mocking. i was enraged to have seen such unwarranted discrimination by young bigots possibly in the making [not saying that i'm not racist at all, we all have prejudices and are somewhat colorblind, but anyways]. surprisingly, no fight (or fight back) ensued, and i sorta admired the chap who kept on walking, only seeming to show a bit of disappointment while he brushed off the foam. i thought, hope he does not vengefully molest or kill anyone after that. my point is, actually i have no point. just that this reminded me of the small, little acts of racism that permeate most societies. i know people have been molested, and i know people who have been molested; some will jump at the chance to lay blame on the sometimes innocuous foreign worker, but an incident i witnessed on the recent new year’s eve has prompted me to respond to this interesting article by miyagi-san.

what i saw was the utterly juvenile ways of two or three local boys. the small group of minors did a seemingly simple thing, and probably had no thought of what consequences their actions could bring. they passed one migrant worker at the downtown hotel next to the Istana, screamed “ah neh” countless times while jump-spraying almost his entire head and upper torso with foam like it was a first-person-shooter/fragger. Not being MYOPiC like us singaporeans, his eyes had not the protection of corrective lenses.
He walked on, and so did the boys, laughing and mocking. i was enraged to have seen such unwarranted discrimination by young bigots possibly in the making [not saying that i’m not racist at all, we all have prejudices and are somewhat colorblind, but anyways]. surprisingly, no fight (or fight back) ensued, and i sorta admired the chap who kept on walking, only seeming to show a bit of disappointment while he brushed off the foam.
i thought, hope he does not vengefully molest or kill anyone after that.

my point is, actually i have no point. just that this reminded me of the small, little acts of racism that permeate most societies.

]]> By: arex http://miyagi.sg/2006/01/today-foaming-with-fury/comment-page-1/#comment-263320 arex Wed, 04 Jan 2006 14:39:00 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/?p=251#comment-263320 i know people have been molested, and i know people who have been molested; some will jump at the chance to lay blame on the sometimes innocuous foreign worker, but an incident i witnessed on the recent new year's eve has prompted me to respond to this interesting article by miyagi-san. what i saw was the utterly juvenile ways of two or three local boys. the small group of minors did a seemingly simple thing, and probably had no thought of what consequences their actions could bring. they passed one migrant worker at the downtown hotel next to the Istana, screamed "ah neh" countless times while jump-spraying almost his entire head and upper torso with foam like it was a first-person-shooter/fragger. Not being MYOPiC like us singaporeans, his eyes had not the protection of corrective lenses. He walked on, and so did the boys, laughing and mocking. i was enraged to have seen such unwarranted discrimination by young bigots possibly in the making [not saying that i'm not racist at all, we all have prejudices and are somewhat colorblind, but anyways]. surprisingly, no fight (or fight back) ensued, and i sorta admired the chap who kept on walking, only seeming to show a bit of disappointment while he brushed off the foam. i thought, hope he does not vengefully molest or kill anyone after that. my point is, actually i have no point. just that this reminded me of the small, little acts of racism that permeate most societies. i know people have been molested, and i know people who have been molested; some will jump at the chance to lay blame on the sometimes innocuous foreign worker, but an incident i witnessed on the recent new year’s eve has prompted me to respond to this interesting article by miyagi-san.

what i saw was the utterly juvenile ways of two or three local boys. the small group of minors did a seemingly simple thing, and probably had no thought of what consequences their actions could bring. they passed one migrant worker at the downtown hotel next to the Istana, screamed “ah neh” countless times while jump-spraying almost his entire head and upper torso with foam like it was a first-person-shooter/fragger. Not being MYOPiC like us singaporeans, his eyes had not the protection of corrective lenses.
He walked on, and so did the boys, laughing and mocking. i was enraged to have seen such unwarranted discrimination by young bigots possibly in the making [not saying that i’m not racist at all, we all have prejudices and are somewhat colorblind, but anyways]. surprisingly, no fight (or fight back) ensued, and i sorta admired the chap who kept on walking, only seeming to show a bit of disappointment while he brushed off the foam.
i thought, hope he does not vengefully molest or kill anyone after that.

my point is, actually i have no point. just that this reminded me of the small, little acts of racism that permeate most societies.

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]]> By: Tomorrow - Bulletin of Singapore Bloggers http://miyagi.sg/2006/01/today-foaming-with-fury/comment-page-1/#comment-97785 Tomorrow - Bulletin of Singapore Bloggers Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 http://miyagi.sg/?p=251#comment-97785 <!--%kramer-pre%--> Related Blogs: (see all trackbacks) -TODAY: Foaming with fury - http://www.livejournal.com/users/inex - Recent Runes - Blinky Mummy - juz brennan - Ban On Aerosol Can Sprays - With Regards to those Partying Foreign Workers<!--%kramer-post%--> Related Blogs: (see all trackbacks) –TODAY: Foaming with fury — http://www.livejournal.com/users/inex — Recent Runes — Blinky Mummy — juz brennan — Ban On Aerosol Can Sprays — With Regards to those Partying Foreign Workers

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