That’s as good as saying there’s no solution. Try saying that to the Japanese. I’m sure they nobody ever thought it was not possible. Even if it really is, it’s apparent they gave it their 110% effort rather than just saying and nothing gets done. Refer to my previous post.
In my line of work, I never take the ‘no solution’ answer from anyone. The moment I hear the ‘no solution’ answer, I hope you’re not standing in my line of fire.
WTF is no solution? If there’s a new problem, someone must have created it! Go find the fucking creator to FUCKING FIX IT!!!
No solution doesn’t mean there’s no workaround. Go FUCKING FIND ONE!!!
If for some one in a billion chances there are no solution or workaround, is there any FUCKING WAY TO LESSEN THE PAIN!!!
Basically, Solution -> Workaround -> Damage Control -> Go Kill Yourself. Don’t see any happening.
Chances are, all answers will bring us to a particular location in Singapore, somewhere near Marina Bay. The Internet connects billions of brains together. Unless you can prove you’ve asked everyone of them, please go and find the answer, thanks. It’s not much work considering the salary.
Well… whatever. I’m not sure what other causes there can be that will result in a flood in Sinkapore. Earthquake maybe?
After claiming that the very first flood was due to some ‘blockages’ that required $2million to clean up, now they’re saying there’s a ‘new twist‘, and apparently it’s the design and capacity of the canal. Wow, blew my mind away… Is that going to cost more money?
Lo, behold... Wendy's and Hermes's answers to their prayers!
Now, here‘s some seriously world-class drainage system that’ll probably keep Sinkapore totally flood free. They should learn to use Google. Monsoon drains? Man, that’s so yesterday. Huge tracts of land? I’m sure the land below us belongs to us as well… but I’m not sure if it’ll alleviate the sinking though. Now about that money… The huge holes created in our funds by Temasek and GIC would have easily fund the building of this hole instead, but yeah, it’s not worth it. Really… even if I had money to burn, I’ll burn it on some amazingly useless events like the YOG.
To download of rain water, the complex is equipped with a turbopump 59. Their total capacity of 14 thousand horsepower, they can outrun the top 200 tons of water per second. It seems that this might certainly be designed for the most intense flooding. However, in this area in a heavy downpour falling on 200 millimeters of precipitation, and sometimes up to 400 (monthly rainfall for Moscow, for example, is 35 millimeters). Therefore, margin of safety facilities placed enormous. Let all the sea would rise in clouds and rain fall. Designers should consider a set of massive underground storage for many thousands of tons of water to the height of precipitation area upstairs is not to submergence.
We must really be sinking. Any way we can up-pour this downpour?
Watch this hilarious video.
It’s the Great Flood of Orchard Part 2. Yes, AGAIN. Early morning yesterday. Hermes and Starbucks might as well vacate the building. Hopefully they get a refund for their lease. I’m so staying out of basement carparks at Orchard from now on.
Is it going to cost us another $2million again to clear the choke that was just cleared a couple of weeks ago? Littering’s really getting expensive, damn us Singaporeans. The money is better spent buying peanuts for our monkeys!
I fnally bought him a toy kitchen. It’s got lights and sound, and is really cheap. He loves cooking…
And I finally bought him a bag. He’s been asking for one for a while, so when we saw this selling only for $10, we snapped it up…. although I refused to buy the pink one for him.
Well… that was a pretty long down time. Sorry if you kept checking back every 60min. I was lazy to change the maintenance script.
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