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The fucking retired handyman neighbour upstairs of me is downright unreasonable and a fucking prick. On a bloody Saturday, when it's MOST people's rest day, he decides to build his own H1N1 quarantine facility. He's already built a nuclear shelter, his own airport runway, a cineplex, a mega-shopping mall, an Olympic stadium, an MRT station and probably his cown cemetery plot. When confronted and informed that it's not legal to do any noisy drilling except during "office hours", he says, "I don't know. Now what time already? You still sleeping?"

Fact. You can call the police to lodge a formal complain but they're going to give you the number of the National Environment Agency to call. Fact. No use calling because that department only opens during office hours. Fact. Contractors and this particular asshole knows this and thus are able to get away being the fucking inconsiderate mother-fuckers that they are with renovation work during prohibited hours.

This is the "beauty" of a well-organized nation who still thinks that they have the H1N1 spread within control when they're faced with new localized cases reported each day. The governing body still refuses to admit that their measures are not working. Why? Because being Singaporeans, MOST of us don't care about others but ourselves. So even if we come down with the suspected flu, because of the hassle of quarantine and medical checks, we continue our lives as per normal... i.e. going to Butter Factory, going to the hawker centre, going to the brothels and etc.

The widespread outbreak is imminent and we only have the selfish mentality of the general Singaporean to blame. Basically, if SARS and the bird flu didn't get us, something else will. Nonetheless, I wish the media would stop making such a big fuss over it. It's just like the common flu. Fatility rate is the same. If you're destined to go, then it's just your arse luck.

p/s I sincerely hope the man upstairs of me contracts the flu, develops complications and dies. That would be sweet justice! Or he could accidentally saw his hand off.