Never trust a effing baldy who says that he’s trustable (no offense to bald people).

But this A-grade a-hole really deserves a special shitmeal because he is simply full of shit. I mean, the guy literally has the alphabets DICK in his name.

Now for getting rid of snakes:

Snakes are a part of the world, and as such it is impossible to be completely rid of them unless you fortify yourself inside a solid bubble. The best you can do is keep your snake interactions at a minimum and keep any snakes as exposed as possible. Taking away the animal’s sense of security is part of the battle.

Next, how to trap snakes with a glue trap. Traps should be placed at vantage positions around the snake’s territory. Lure the snake inside through a specially designed opening. Once inside, the glue holds it firmly in place. What you do after is up to your own ethics. The downside is that you risk getting bitten.

So what would you do: avoid, expose or trap?

Here are what netizens think:

• Bro just came back from BKK, smoked a bit too much eh?

• You chop one head off, 2 heads come out, Oh that’s a hydra.

• This must be Harry Potter talking about Voldemort.

• Brother just stay away from these people, we focus on the positive and work on ourselves everyday. There is no point wasting any effort, and as they say, success is the best “revenge”. No point get affected by other people’s actions, it gets in the way of us increasing our own value to others 

• To those born in the Year of the snake. I apologise on his behalf over such a condemnation.

• The reason why I only get minor injuries and not major ones is that my approach to trusting people is very simple.

• I start off neutral. And if I need to trust the person more, I proverbially “hand them the knife”, after which they can choose to stab me or not. This “knife” is not fatal, it is just a minor wound. The earlier they stab me, the less it hurts. You don’t need to worry or be angry if you have a proper method to test people. And if they fail the test and betray you early, you will have suffered nothing.

Should I break up with my boyfriend because he homophobic?

I have a few closeted lgbtq+ friends and am also consider myself to an ally of the community. However, my boyfriend of two years isn’t and he thinks it’s unnatural. So much so that he sends me shorts with anti-Lgbtq rethoric. I feel really conflicted when he sends me things like that.

After talking with him to understand where he comes from, it just came down to that we have different viewpoints. I guess Im just seeking advice as to is it really worth sticking it out. I sort of rationalize it by telling myself that a lot of people in Sg are still pretty conservative.

I haven’t told any of my other friends about his viewpoints. And honestly apart from this, I am really happy with him. And it only comes up occasionally. I guess I’m really just seeking advice, as to is this really something that one breaks up over? Can it change in the future?

Here are what netizens think:

• If there’s a chance, introduce him to a good queer friend of yours and hopefully his opinion will change. Based on exp, met a number of (mild) homophobes, including family members, who had no prior interaction with gay people. They slowly changed their opinion after interacting with us and realising that gay people isn’t what they thought we are.

• Everyone is entitled to their belief system. But one thing u MUST DISCUSS – U shld discuss what happens if ur kids turn out to be lgbtq+ If that one cannot agree, then dont continue. It’s just a breakup waiting to happen.

• Is this a life and death situation? LOL I find it stupid to even discuss breaking up over this. Are you converting to being a les? Are your friends trying to convert you? If not, what is the big issue? Just learn to respect each other viewpoints and friends….Very hard meh?

• I was just thinking this. I am all for respecting each other’s viewpoints and friends but it hits closer to home if it is one of your children grappling with this issue. I am an advocate for couples to talk through ALL issues. So nothing is off the table and everyone knows each other’s positions and agree to disagree on specific issues. It’s only fair to both.

I recently had a friend approach me asking if I could loan him $8,000 so he could buy a Rolex watch. I was a bit taken aback by the request, since I know for a fact that he doesn’t make a lot of money and I was unsure of how he planned to pay me back.

I told him that I needed some time to think about it, and he left it at that.

Since then, I have been giving this topic a lot of thought. On the one hand, I want to support my friend and I know that he has been wanting a Rolex for a while now. I also know that the watch is a symbol of status and that it would make him feel good about himself.

On the other hand, I am worried about how he would pay me back if he can’t afford it in the first place. I also don’t want to be taken advantage of, since I don’t want to be the one to pay for his watch.

After thinking it through, I decided to talk to my friend about it. I asked him how he planned to pay me back and he told me that he had some money saved up and he was hoping to use that.

I then asked him if he had considered other options, such as getting a loan from the bank. He said he had looked into it but the interest rates were too high and he didn’t want to be in debt for years.

I can understand where he is coming from and I know that he is a responsible person. I also don’t want to see him get into debt. After some more discussion, we came to the conclusion that I would loan him the money but he would have to come up with a plan to pay me back within a reasonable time frame.

I thought through the terms of the loan and I decided that I would give him one year to pay me back. If he was not able to pay me back within that time frame, then he would have to pay me back with interest as well. We also agreed that if he didn’t pay me back within the set time frame then I would take the Rolex back.

I know that I am taking a bit of a risk here, but I also know that my friend is a good person and he would never intentionally take advantage of me. I also know that he is going to be really happy when he gets his new Rolex and I am looking forward to seeing him wearing it.

At the end of the day, I decided to loan him the money and I am confident that he will pay me back. I know that it is important to be supportive of your friends and I believe that this is one way that I can do that. I also think that it is important to trust your friends and I am confident that my friend is going to do the right thing and pay me back in a timely manner.

It was a typical day at work, nothing out of the ordinary had happened. I was feeling a bit overwhelmed by the workload and was struggling to keep up with all the tasks that had been assigned to me.

When I got home, I was exhausted and just wanted to relax and unwind.

My wife, however, had other plans. She was in an uncharacteristically bad mood and began to pick fights with me about every little thing. I felt my patience wearing thin and the tension in the room growing thicker by the minute. I knew I needed to get away from the situation quickly or else things would only escalate.

That’s when I decided to take a drastic measure.

I jumped in my car and drove off to a nearby coffeeshop, I overheard some Grab drivers talking about their earnings and I ended up getting myself registered to drive Grab.

I knew that being a Grab driver would give me the freedom and flexibility I wanted. I wouldn’t have to report to anyone, and I could work when and where I wanted. I’d be my own boss, and I could finally escape from my wife’s nagging. She had been constantly telling me to find a better job, and I had reached the point where I just couldn’t take it anymore.

So I took the plunge and quit my job. I was a little scared at first, but I was also excited. I was finally taking charge of my life and taking control of my destiny. I registered with Grab, and within a few days, I was ready to hit the road.

At first, I didn’t know what to expect. I was a little nervous and unsure of myself, but I soon got the hang of it. I quickly realized that being a Grab driver was a lot easier than I thought. I was able to pick up passengers and drop them off quickly and efficiently. I also realized that I could make decent money as a Grab driver.

I used to be a die-hard fan of Atas restaurants – the fancier ones, the ones with the white tablecloths, the five-star chefs, and the expensive menus. But recently, I’ve been having second thoughts.

I’ve been to a few Atas restaurants, and every single time, I’ve been disappointed. The food tastes like garbage. There’s no depth of flavor, no complexity in the dishes, and nothing really stands out. I always leave feeling like I’ve wasted my money.

On the other hand, I love Kopitiams. No matter what I order, it always tastes delicious. The dishes are full of flavor, the ingredients are fresh and vibrant, and the prices are so affordable. I’ve never been disappointed with a Kopitiam meal.

Atas restaurants don’t seem to care about the quality of their food. They’re more focused on their decor, their service, and their prestige. They’re not interested in creating great food, just in creating a great atmosphere.

Kopitiams, on the other hand, are all about food. They’re passionate about creating delicious dishes, and they put a lot of effort into sourcing the best ingredients and perfecting their recipes. They know that their food is what keeps customers coming back.

Atas restaurants also tend to be overpriced. They charge more for the same dishes that you can find in Kopitiams for much cheaper. Sure, the atmosphere is nice, but you’re paying a premium for it.

Kopitiams offer great value for money. You can get a satisfying meal for a fraction of the price of an Atas restaurant. And you’ll still get the same great quality. The food is always fresh, flavorful, and well-prepared.

In my opinion, Kopitiams are the way to go. You get great food, great value, and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Plus, you don’t have to worry about overpaying for mediocre food.

Atas restaurants can be nice, but they just don’t compare to Kopitiams. The food at Atas restaurants all tastes like garbage, while the food at Kopitiams is always delicious. I’m sticking with Kopitiams from now on.

I make a decent living for myself. Working as a software developer, I make around three thousand dollars a month. I’m not rich, but I’m comfortable and I’m able to save up for the things I want.

Recently, however, I’ve been in a bit of a financial pickle. My girlfriend has started asking me to buy her A5 Wagyu beef every month. It’s not that I don’t want to make her happy, but this beef is incredibly expensive! A5 Wagyu is the highest grade of beef, and it can cost up to $100 for a thin slice.

That means that I’m spending at least $300 a month just on beef!

I understand why she wants it. A5 Wagyu is incredibly tender and flavorful, with a unique marbling that sets it apart from other cuts of beef. It’s also incredibly difficult to find in Singapore, so it’s a rare treat for her.

But is it really worth it?

I’ve tried to talk to her about it, but she’s adamant. She says that she deserves to enjoy the best and that I should be more than happy to provide it for her. I get where she’s coming from, but it’s still a lot of money for me to be spending every month. I don’t want to be a miser, but I can’t afford to keep spending this much money on beef every month.

I’ve tried to compromise by suggesting that we buy a cheaper grade of beef, but she’s still not happy. She insists that she deserves the best and that nothing else will do. I’m at a loss, and I’m not sure what to do. I want to make her happy, but I don’t want to put myself in a financial bind.

So, I’m stuck between a rock and a hard place. I want to make my girlfriend happy, but I also want to be financially responsible. I’m not sure how to reconcile these two competing desires, but I’m determined to find a way. I’m sure that there must be some middle ground that we can find, so that we can both be happy.

Until then, I’m stuck buying A5 Wagyu beef for my girlfriend every month. It’s expensive and I am thinking what I should do.

It all started when I saw her. I had known her since I was a kid, but ever since she started university, she had changed.

She had dyed her hair, dressed differently and started going out more. I wasn’t sure what she was up to, but I knew I had to find out.

I followed her for days, trying to figure out who she was meeting and why. That’s when I found out that she was seeing multiple foreign men. I didn’t know how long this had been going on, but I was furious. I felt betrayed and angry.

I confronted her about it and she just laughed it off. She said it was none of my business and that I should just mind my own. I told her that she was wrong, that I cared about her and that I wanted to know the truth.

Unfortunately, she refused to tell me. I told her that I wouldn’t stand for it, that I was going to get to the bottom of it. I was so angry and frustrated that I threw a tantrum. I started to yell and scream, telling her that I wouldn’t stand for her seeing multiple foreign men.

She just stood there, not saying a word. I knew that she was scared, but I didn’t care. I was too angry to think straight and I just wanted answers. Eventually, I calmed down and she explained what was going on.

She told me that she had been seeing multiple foreign men because she was trying to find a way out of her current situation.

She had been struggling financially and she thought that if she could find a wealthy man to marry, she’d be able to make her life better.

I was still angry, but I could see why she had done it. She had been desperate and it was the only option she had. I told her that I would help her in any way I could, but that I would never accept her seeing multiple foreign men.

So my childhood sweetheart became a chicken, its time to move on.