That being said, my hypocrisy is running loose and I apologise for calling you a cockhead, but I guess you need to understand what it feels like to be on the receiving end of lowly insults.

Back to the point of argument, if all Chinese Nationals are good at cutting queues, imagine all of them trying to cut in front of each other simultaneously, what would happen? Chaos and anarchy would be an understatement. Some decent sense of turn taking and respect is all that is needed and everything could at least be that bit more enjoyable albeit a busy crowd.

But hey, I guess I’m really a loser because I “can’t beat those who cut Q”, so you know what I’ll do? I won’t beat them, I’ll just break their legs so they can squirm and wither in pain in their current queue position PERMANANTLY.

Why people never learn their lessons, anything that is free (comparing to having take a taxi or pay $5 at the expo) you need to do your homework before hand. On Fri, I called the organiser and checked where was the pick up point (outside Pasir Ris MRT) and what time was the 1st bus (9am). On Sat, we were there at 9am and already there was a queue in front of us, within 20min we were up the bus in comfort and we enjoyed the trip and left shortly before the show end to catch a bus out. I must say its an enjoyable trip for 3 adults and 6 children!

ps. of course we saw people cutting cue lah, one chinese woman pretend to send in front of me and another Indian woman also tried the same trick but was told off by me that they are at the wrong place, some people just so thick skin!

Singapore is always very efficient at crowd control (did you see riots?), but it is often very inefficient at moving people around (their strategy is always very simple: one entrance = crowd control, they don’t care that one enrance slows things down and exasperates people)

bloody hell!

Anyway propaganda again i guess…

From the Singapore Airshow wesbsite :

An airshow’s success depends on more than just a name. It depends on the location, the people who manage it and their experience in running successful airshows. Singapore has played host to Asia’s largest airshow for 26 years. And that experience is going to help us keep doing just that. That is why you can expect to be awed by the Singapore Airshow 2008.

Didn’t they announce proudly .. about improving congestion?

Exhibitors, trade visitors and the public who complain about long queues at the registration counters, delays in security clearance, traffic jams and tired feet can expect some relief in 2008. Technology will speed up registration and security checks and a new six-lane road leading in and out of the site, should help ease traffic jams. A public carpark with around 2,000 lots has been constructed.

singaporeans seem to be a very deprived lot - one airshow, one IT show, one condo launch and the crowds throng the place as if Jesus Christ has landed on earth. In no other country have i observed such an idiotic situation

Do youself and others a favour - give these shows a miss.