Today No TODAY
Was not able to get a copy of TODAY at the bus-stop opposite Bedok MRT station this morning at 7:20am. I guess the delivery van might have broken down somewhere. Maybe it's the printing press problem. Couldn't get the papers printed out in time.
Lots of people in a queue that didn't move since there was no TODAY for distribution. It only moved because those who realised there was no TODAY, left the queue.
Somehow such technical faults don't seem to happen to Straits Times heh?
posted by Mockingbird at
10:01 AM
14 Comments:
You can view it online. There's no need to waste your time queueing up for the paper.
To Snake: i know i can view it on-line. But go to wait for the pages to load. It's more shiok to flip thru the papers than to view them on-line. The feel is totally different :)
I can imagine if there is no Star papers for a day. Many people here who are non-Internet-savvy would be restless. How much do your dailies cost? Over here, it's RM1.20 and RM1.50 on Sats and Suns. Even though I go online, I still like to own a physical copy. Like you said, "more shiok to flip thru the papers than to view them online." Besides, not everything is covered online.
ST must pay mah. That's why no queue! Hahahaha...
FREE = Singaporean
To HS: Straits Times and The New Paper regardless of weekday or weekend edition are sold for S$0.80 per copy. That's RM1.9143! :p Yaloh. On-line edition does not have everything that is printed.
To LIS: Yaloh. Queues are always especially long whenever something is given out free.
To Serene: Amen.
Whoa!! Singapore is truly a FINE and a FREE society. :p
To HS: If Malaysia is also known as Boleh Land then Singapore must be known as Tak Boleh Land :p
Ya lor, a match made in heaven. LOL!
To HS: Ever wondered what life would be like if Singapore was not expeled from the Federation of Malaysia?
Yeah... no need to waste money on Pedra Branca.
Anything can happen to anyone. =)
To TYC: Yup. Anything can happen to anyone :)
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