No SUGAR? Afraid that it will attract ants?
Oh yes, if you have sharp eyes, take a look at the EZ link reader on this bus, its the SBS Transit colour!
(psst.. it's a soft drink advert, you can guess which one it is... no not Anything or Whatever haha... )
Pepsi Max :P
ReplyDeleteI like your photograph and your explanation. Very good.
ReplyDeleteThis is the second episode of the Robin feeding the babies. Mom had her head down a throat today.
*lol* you r right! here is only sign of no food (french fries paper bag) or/and ice cream cone and of course NO SMOKING
ReplyDeleteseems like all no food signs are ONLY fast food???
I assume everyone obeys the law. In the NYC metro subways & buses, no drinks or food are allowed either but everyone takes them in.
ReplyDeletewaouh surprenant (et amusant) et on sait pourquoi le sucre est interdit ?
ReplyDeletewaouh surprising (and amusing) and one know why sugar is prohibited?
it's crazy if they gonna say NO in such a manner to SUGAR...Not a very good way to portray Singapore I guess. But since this is an advertisement, I would agree it's rather creative!:)
ReplyDeleteI love the way durians are singled out - surely they would be covered in the no eating! Or can't you even carry them ? I understand entirley why - phoooooo!
ReplyDeleteImaginative ad!
I was stunned for awhile here.
ReplyDeleteThought that sugar was banned on board the bus but the local news didn't report on it.
I think you're in right: it's against ants. Then, you know, in Singapore chewing gum is prohibited so...
ReplyDeleteSugar not allowed?That means,no sweets!Kejam.
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It's interesting to see what is important in different localities. No sugar? Meaning no food!
ReplyDeleteHave linked back to this from a bus post on Hyde DP today
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