singapore

a country where you can get penalised for virtually anything,even chewing gums.but otherwise a great place with lots of delicious foods and shopping places.the living conditions aren’t too shabby either,if you can stand hot and humid climate that is.
singapore is a ‘fine’ country yes it is!
(fine refering to monetary one)
one of the best cities/countries to visit, if not live, in asia. it’s a shame that not as many people do so compared to others in the continent, namely hong kong and tokyo, and other major cities around the world. very orderly society, to a fault at times. and everything works, particularly the infrastructure.
singapore is vastly underrated when compared to other major cities in the world.
a country that you should give a chance to before making any snide comments about it.

despite being a tiny 647km island surrounded by water, and despite all the negativity for its reputation of having too many restrictions, singapore is actually a stable and safe country with great food and harmonious people.

if you don’t care too much about politics, and would like to live in a place where jogging on the street at 4am is actually plausible without you getting mobbed, singapore is a great choice to consider.
if you travel across the causeway from malaysia and suddenly find yourself on spotlessly clean streets, then, welcome to singapore.
a country that allows prost-tution but doesn’t allow oral s-x. now that’s f-cked up.
“dude man, this chick will f-ck me but she won’t blow!”
a very small and somewhat clean country that is very strict.
& i don’t like 47%-55% of the songs they play on the radio stations but i’ll go with the d-mn flow.
i live in singapore…yay.whatever.
pretty much the best country in all of asia. though very small and extremely hot and humid, delicious food and extravagant shopping exists here. many underestimate the greatness of this city/country to other “great” cities throughout asia. namely hong kong, tokyo, and seoul. it has one of the toughest laws globally such as the banning of chewing gum (why it is so clean!) and caning for fighting someone on the street. the tough legislation here means singapore is extremely tolerant and multicultural.
after a month in singapore, people here are so friendly and multicultural. even more multicultral than canada! just love the food and shopping here…too bad i can’t chew excel to excel-lerate my breath!
a country that is strict and small, bad weather like hurricane have never happened in singapore before, this is a country that was controlled by the british in the past 50-60 years. 3 races, chinese, indian and malays. a country that banned chewing gums to prevent from littering. good country to visit to.
i promise to defend this country from terror!
i love singapore!
we are lucky to live in this country.

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