Guess the next WAB service(s) thread

• SBS 6078 M

  2 Sep 12, 22:27

  Originally posted by SMB128B:

  Yah like I am a kid. Aren't u just calling a kettle black, boy?

  U dun hv to check 24/7 sgwiki to noe all these leh...

  Example that you're a kid.

  One of the thread here you made a simple grammar mistake that even a Primary 3 could spot it.

  Instead of "had", you wrote "has"

• Gus.chong

  2 Sep 12, 22:43

  Originally posted by SBS 6078 M:

  Example that you're a kid.

  One of the thread here you made a simple grammar mistake that even a Primary 3 could spot it.

  Instead of "had", you wrote "has"

  I just want to ask you a question. Which post in which thread did he write 'has' instead of 'had'?

• SBS 6078 M

  3 Sep 12, 11:21

  Originally posted by Gus.chong:

  I just want to ask you a question. Which post in which thread did he write 'has' instead of 'had'?

  This was extracted from "Questions about S'pore Buses? Post them here Part VII'' page 11 replying userid TIB1218R from SMB128B.

   

  SMB128B

  

  1,504 posts since May '11

  

  • 02 Sep `12, 11:24AM
    

    Originally posted by TIB1218R:

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    That's the one good thing abt tridents: they are SUPER powerful. They has very good horsepower while able to ascend steep slopes properly. For example, for hong kong NWFB deploy FULL FLEET tridents on svcs to Tai Ping Mountain peak (svc 15, 15B etc.) and they also deploy them on Stanley or Shek O svcs (svc 63, 65, 9, 14 etc.) they also deploy full tridents on their only Sai Kung svc (the others all operated by KMB), svc 792M. I took them like a billion times in HK. They accelerate real fast On steep slopes without spoiling the engine or using up too much fuel. Something much better than the VSO here.

• Gus.chong

  3 Sep 12, 15:22

  Originally posted by SBS 6078 M:

  This was extracted from "Questions about S'pore Buses? Post them here Part VII'' page 11 replying userid TIB1218R from SMB128B.

   

  SMB128B

  

  1,504 posts since May '11

  

  • 02 Sep `12, 11:24AM
    

    That's the one good thing abt tridents: they are SUPER powerful. They has very good horsepower while able to ascend steep slopes properly. For example, for hong kong NWFB deploy FULL FLEET tridents on svcs to Tai Ping Mountain peak (svc 15, 15B etc.) and they also deploy them on Stanley or Shek O svcs (svc 63, 65, 9, 14 etc.) they also deploy full tridents on their only Sai Kung svc (the others all operated by KMB), svc 792M. I took them like a billion times in HK. They accelerate real fast On steep slopes without spoiling the engine or using up too much fuel. Something much better than the VSO here.

  This is the forums about Singapore Buses and not for you to correct other's people's English.

• SMB128B

  3 Sep 12, 15:27

  Originally posted by SBS 6078 M:

  Example that you're a kid.

  One of the thread here you made a simple grammar mistake that even a Primary 3 could spot it.

  Instead of "had", you wrote "has"

  Wah so u think u very power ah... Stalk ppl until dun even noe your own post oso got error...

  It's one of the threads lah, boy.

• SBS 6078 M

  3 Sep 12, 18:27

  Originally posted by SMB128B:

  Wah so u think u very power ah... Stalk ppl until dun even noe your own post oso got error...

  It's one of the threads lah, boy.

  Then you think you're any better?

• SBS2601D

  4 Sep 12, 01:16

  woe betide the woof?

  

• SBS2656X

  4 Sep 12, 08:16

  Originally posted by SBS2601D:

  woe betide the woof?

  

  Guys, prepare your POPCORNS...

• TIB 501 D

  4 Sep 12, 09:45

  *eats popcorn*

• SBS7491X

  4 Sep 12, 09:52

  *eats tau hway*

• TIB1218R

  4 Sep 12, 09:55

  Don't make me hungry.. 

• SBS7491X

  4 Sep 12, 09:56

  *passes a container of tau hway and a bag of popcon to TIB1218R*

• TIB783G

  6 Sep 12, 08:14

  Originally posted by SBS8676Z:

  SBST: 62, 70, 73, 82, 157, 161, 163, 166, 238, 372

  SMRT: 167, 859, 961, 963, 965, 966, 980

  961 if they want to make WAB they have to do something with the AM side, So far none.

• SBS2656X

  6 Sep 12, 08:29

  Originally posted by TIB783G:

  961 if they want to make WAB they have to do something with the AM side, So far none.

  Everytime I take 961 it is always either a strider or a OAC.
  
  

• SBS2656X

  6 Sep 12, 08:32

  *Le me passes a popcorn filled container to TIB1218R. Passed a large sized coke to him too.*
  
  EVERYBODY JOIN DE PARTY
  
  

• TIB1218R

  6 Sep 12, 08:53

  *Cheers* 

• TIB 501 D

  6 Sep 12, 09:48

  *MUNCH MUNCH MUNCH*...

• SBS 3010C

  6 Sep 12, 10:39

  So hungry... 26 not WAB?
• SMB128B

  6 Sep 12, 11:07

  Originally posted by SBS 3010C:

  So hungry… 26 not WAB?

  Berth problems... And SBST can't deploy B10M on 26 when its Mercs go away...

• lemon1974

  14 Sep 12, 20:49

  Edited. Will reconfirm again

• SBS 6078 M

  14 Sep 12, 20:50

  Originally posted by lemon1974:

  Sv 70, Sv 88 and Sv 166 will be getting WAB status effective 25/9/12. There should be some more.....

  YAY!!!!

• lemon1974

  14 Sep 12, 20:51

  Edited

• lemon1974

  14 Sep 12, 21:38

  Edited

• SBS 6078 M

  14 Sep 12, 21:44

  In this post, I'll list the percentage of the upcoming WAB services

  • Service 62: 52.632% including the extra bus
  • Service 70: 54.167% WAB buses; 62.5% LE buses
  • Service 88: 72% WAB buses; 80% LE buses
  • Service 166: 52% WAB buses

• SBS7491X

  14 Sep 12, 21:53

  Is there a case where a bus got WABs and less than a month later became a WAB service?