1. Witnessed this just now. Was approaching a traffic light but was still a long distance to catch the upcoming green man. Saw the cars stop, but the red man didn't turn green. People waited, then suddenly the green light for the cars came on again, and the cars drove off. Everyone turned to look at the button, realised no one pressed it, then looked at the uncle nearest to it (didn't even have to stretch one metre to reach it) in disbelief. I was amused watching, but if I were there, I would have thrown that uncle a few death glares! I take it upon myself to check the button is pressed EVERYTIME I am at a traffic junction (anal pedestrian) and even though everyone has the responsibility to check it, the person nearest should be the most 自動 right??

But wait, it's not over. The next logical thing that should happen would involve the uncle pressing the button, then everyone waits for the next green man. However, even though the uncle recognized that the green man didn't come due to no one pressing the button closest to him, he turned away from the button without pressing it, then started to jaywalk! Seriously, I wouldn't pity him if he got into a car accident. I know this is mean, but it's his karma. I am merciless when it comes to road courtesy!!! This kind of accidents can be prevented. If you let it happen 'cos you jaywalk, it's just too bad.

2. This incident didn't happen today, but many many other times. I would be waiting at the traffic light (public transport and roads really create angst), already standing near the edge of the road, then some aunties would squeeze past people already standing there and stop in front of us, like they cant wait to sprint across the road when the light turns green. But when it does, these aunties started to leisurely saunter off, like they have all the time in the world, some carrying umbrellas, blahblah. My blood really boils if I were in a rush! Roar, if they were in a rush too, I wouldn't have minded them kiasu-ly squeeze in front of me to get closer to the road, but if not, why do that?? Am I blocking the traffic light??

This behaviour is also replicated elsewhere (read no.3), and it also makes my blood curd.

3. Getting off MRTs. Some people seem to think they are the only people who wants to get off a certain stop, squeezing past people who also intend to get off, just to get right in front of the door before it opens. And when the door really does open, they walk off like machiam making grand entrance, must enjoy the moment and treasure each second they walk out of the door. Sorry to destroy their moment of glory, but not only people want to get off after them, there are people trying to get on too! (Wah talking about impatient and kiasu people trying to squeeze into the train while people are coming out, I can write another essay) Anyway this situation applies only when train is full. If not, take all the time you want~

The list goes on forever when I start on public transport courtesy, but no stamina to talk so much. Enough angst released for the day.

Probably it's PMS, so this is for a certain someone who would certainly be reading this post! ROARRRRRR at you! Hmph :( Why does the smallest things make you feel dissatisfied? Maybe I'm really a terrible girlfriend after all. I'm not perfect. But I keep trying. (Even though with some angst inside) Boo!