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GIRL WITH “SOUR GRAPES SYNDROME” SAYS FRIEND’S BF HAS A CLOWN NOSE

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I have been with my boyfriend “Jason” for about 2 years we are both in our mid-20s. I have known my friend “Stacey” for about 8 years.

For as long as I’ve been dating Jason, Stacey has made rude comments about how unattractive she finds him. She always says things like “I would never date Jason because his nose is SO big, it’s like a clown nose” (that’s literally something she said last week). She doesn’t say it to Jason’s face, just to me.

I always ask her to stop, and she does for a bit. But then after a day or two, she’ll do it again. It really irritates me.

The other day, she made the clown nose comment and she also made fun of Jason’s laugh, and I snapped. I told her that she should stop wasting her time on hating Jason because if Jason was single, there’s no way he’d date her. I also asked if she would like me to make fun of her to her back the way she does to Jason, and I threatened to do it. As a disclaimer, I would never actually do that. I just said it to prove a point.

Stacey started crying and she left my house. She told some of our other friends about the incident, and they said I was an AH for saying Jason wouldn’t date her. They said it really hurt her feelings, and since she’s single and I’m not, I should have had some tact. Stacey also said my comments implied that she was undateable, even though I never said that. I just said that Jason wouldn’t date her.

Anyway, it’s been a mess of a situation. so am I?

Here are what netizens think:

  • Your friend is a sicko. She either has a crush on him so she tries to constantly insult him to hide it or she’s extremely jealous of you having a bf so she’s projecting hard. Either way she sounds like a shitty manipulator by trying to twist your words and running to others.
  • She probably also told the friends a completely different story of what had happened, most likely making herself appear like the victim in that situation.
  • She is probably trying to manipulate you into breaking up with him, so they can be single together and hang out more often (or go out or whatever she thinks you are doing less with her since having a bf).

373 SCAMMERS UNDER INVESTIGATION, VICTIMS LOST OVER $10 MILLION

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Officers from the Commercial Affairs Department and the seven Police Land Divisions conducted a two-week operation between 24 November 2023 and 7 December 2023. A total of 236 men and 137 women, aged between 14 and 80, are assisting in investigations for their suspected involvement in scams as scammers or money mules. The suspects are believed to be involved in more than 1,200 cases of scams, comprising mainly investment scams, e-commerce scams, loan scams, job scams, Government official impersonation scams, internet love scams and social media impersonation scams, where victims reportedly lost over 10 million.

The suspects are being investigated for the alleged offences of cheating, money laundering or providing payment services without a licence. The offence of cheating under Section 420 of the Penal Code 1871 carries an imprisonment term of up to 10 years and a fine. The offence of money laundering under the Corruption, Drug Trafficking and Other Serious Crimes (Confiscation of Benefits) Act 1992 carries an imprisonment term of up to 10 years, a fine of up to $500,000, or both. The offence of carrying on a business to provide any type of payment service in Singapore without a licence under Section 5 of the Payment Services Act 2019 carries a fine of up to $125,000, an imprisonment term of up to three years, or both.

The Police take a serious stance against any person who may be involved in scams, and perpetrators will be dealt with in accordance with the law. To avoid being an accomplice to crimes, members of the public should always reject requests by others to use your bank account or mobile lines as you will be held accountable if these are linked to crimes.

For more information on scams, members of the public can visit www.scamalert.sg or call the Anti-Scam Helpline at 1800-722-6688. Anyone with information on such scams may call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000 or submit information online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness. All information will be kept strictly confidential.

MOTHER LETS HER 12 Y.O SON SCOLD AN OLD WOMAN FOR HARASSING HIS BROTHER

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A woman shared how her son used vulgarities on an old woman who was harassing his brother and she was fine with it.

Here is the story:

“My husband is staying with his mother. Both are in isolation. Thank goodness my kids, and I are fine.

I had to buy some groceries so I took my kids aged 5, 8, 12 with me. (for storytelling purpose I will name them by their age number)

8 is on the spectrum and has trouble in places like grocery stores. I gave him an iPad with cellular and over the ear headphones. He should be good to go. He doesn’t like loud noises or strangers touching him.

While in line, 12 is a lot of help with his brothers, so he’s trying to help me with 5 throwing junk food in the cart.

I decided to go to the cashier’s checkout, and then the line was long.
8 is good. Just chilling watching his cartoons with his headphones. Until this old lady behind us is Upset over something. I’m ignoring her, but 12 grabs me and says I think we have an issue.
The lady starts going on about kids today and technology. She is trying to get 8 attention. I don’t want to startle him, so 12 moves between them. But 5 is looking at more cookies.

The old woman told me my kids were rude, ignoring her.
She taps on my 8 year old, and I pull him aside. He looks up from his iPad and takes his headphones off to see if something is wrong. I’m trying to get his headphones back on, and the old woman says these types of things are for at home only, and I need to teach my kids to interact in public.

She tells 8 he’s old enough to know better than to act like this, Scolding him. Loudly publicly and in the middle of the store.

8 starts to cry, the first sign of a meltdown with him.
12 turns to the old woman and says, “you s—-d b—- he’s autistic.” While I usually would tell 12 off because I have more issues to deal with. The old lady wants to talk to security and starts making a scene about my kids screaming they called her a bitch.

I finally leave a full trolley of food there and leave, security tried to stop me, saying I had to get 8 to the car. He has autism, and he’s going to have a major meltdown. 12 talks to security and tells him about the old lady in line.”

DEAD MICE FOUND IN CENTRAL KITCHEN OF PROOFER BAKERY @ MACPHERSON, FINED

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Proofer Bakery Pte Ltd fined $3,000 for multiple offences

Proofer Bakery Pte. Ltd. was fined $3,000 by the Court today for food safety lapses under the Sale of Food (Non-Retail Food Business) Regulations.

2 On 26 October 2021, Singapore Food Agency (SFA) officers inspected the food processing establishment’s premises at 171 Kampong Ampat. During the inspection, officers found dead mice on the floor in the food preparation area. In addition, several lapses relating to poor maintenance of the premises and equipment
were observed.

3 In the interest of public health, SFA suspended the food business operations of Proofer Bakery Pte Ltd from 26 October 2021 to 25 January 2022, and directed the licensee to rectify the lapses and take necessary measures to improve the food safety practices and cleanliness of its premises. As a precautionary measure, SFA had also directed the company to recall the various food products at Proofer Bakery Pte Ltd’s 16 retail outlets on 26 October 2021.

4 The suspension was lifted on 26 January 2022 after the food processing establishment had rectified the lapses and taken necessary measures to improve the food safety practices and the cleanliness of its premises.

5 Food safety is a joint responsibility as food can be contaminated anywhere along the food chain. While SFA continues to be vigilant and works to ensure regulatory measures are in place and properly enforced, the industry and consumers must also play their part.

6 All food operators should ensure their premises are clean and wellmaintained, and staff are adequately trained on proper food safety management. SFA will take enforcement action against food operators who do not adhere to regulations or comply with food safety requirements. Offenders are liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding $5,000 and, in the case of a continuing offence, to a further fine not exceeding $100 for every day or part thereof during which the offence continues after conviction.

Issued by the Singapore Food Agency
6 December 2023

WOMAN FOLLOWED BY A GHOSTLY SPIRIT PROTECTING HER FROM DANGER

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About 20 years ago, I lived in an apartment. I would hear knocking on the ceiling quite often. I asked my neighbour about it and she replied “oh, that’s just a spirit. It stopped once you moved in.” A bit after the knocking started, odd things would happen around the apartment: things would be moved, windows closed, lights turned off… things that you would say that I just forgot that I had done. Well, one night, I looked out my bedroom and saw the light from my computer on in the other room. I went in and the screen saver was off. When I went back to my bedroom, I laid down on the bed facing the other room to see if it happened again. It wasn’t long before I felt something touch my back side, it was a forceful touch. From that time on, I would wake up with four scratches on each shoulder at least once a week.

I switched bedrooms. The scratches stopped, but every time I was going to see my BF, my keys would come up missing. I would find them in the oddest places. Even though I knew that I wouldn’t put them in the bathtub, the kitchen cupboards, or my dresser, I brushed it off like I just misplaced them myself. My BF stayed over one night and in the morning he asked what I had done to him the previous evening. He showed me his neck, he had four scratches on one side and one on the other. It was as if someone grabbed his neck with one hand and scratched him. That was the last time that he came over and I soon found out that he was not a good person.

I moved out of the apartment and in with two friends. I could hear someone running every night. It stopped once I put a cross over the door. Other odd things happened. One night we were going to my aunt’s home to get my cousin’s Ouija board. I distinctively saw someone behind me when I was the last one to leave. My roommates also would hear someone walking around my bedroom when I wasn’t home.

A year later, I moved into my current home. My cousin moved in with me for a little bit. She would always say that she could hear someone walking up in my bedroom when nobody was home. Nothing much different than the happenings from my apartment happened… until I met my husband. That’s when the traditional “haunting” things started: doors closing, things falling, lights flickering, brand new light fixtures breaking…

I should say though, that my husband has since passed away as well.

There has been some small things that have occurred since: a car was speeding down the road and driving erratically, it would have hit me, but it hit a tree and changed its course.

I am convinced that whatever was in the apartment followed me. However, I do not think that it is malevolent. I think that it is protecting me like it did with my bf. What I am convinced of is that there is something very evil in my home. I say this because I would hear a very odd sound from outside. My dog would hear it. One night, my camera sent me a notification that it captured the sound. It sent chills up my spine that I told my children not to let any of the dogs out. I did investigate the area the next day and I could not find any signs of animals. I can’t attach the video with the sounds, but I was told by a medium that it sounds like a demon.

This same medium told me that the next time the lights flicker, I should tell “it” that it’s my home and it’s not wanted. Shortly after this, my daughter and I were cooking dinner. The lights in the kitchen were flickering for about 20 seconds before going out. I figured they were just burnt out. But, I laughed and said, “Can you not? This is my home and you don’t pay me rent so until you start paying, you need to leave my stuff alone.” I then walked into the dining room and the lights came right back on.

I also have a sleep app that records while I sleep. Many, many times it says that I am snoring. But, it actually sounds like a death rattle on one occasion I had woken in the middle of the night and heard it myself. One of the recordings actually has some other sound at the very end that is overlapping the rattle. Another recording had me talking in my sleep saying that something is heavy, then you can hear what sounds like footsteps walking away.

Recently, my son moved out of the home. I have put my dog’s food, water, crate and toys in the room. The past two days, my dog refuses to go in there, she used to go in there if he was in there. But now, it’s to the point that I literally have to take her food out of the room or she will not eat.

I am open to any advice about what to do and if anyone knows what is going on. Moving isn’t an option, I may be stupid, but I feel as if my husband is in the home and if I move, I will be leaving him.

WOMAN SUDDENLY GIVE BIRTH INSIDE GRAB CAR, CALM DRIVER RUSHES HER TO THE HOSPITAL

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In a surprising turn of events, a woman known as Ms. Atul recently shared on Facebook her extraordinary experience of giving birth inside a Grab car on the way to the hospital.

The gripping tale unfolds as the driver, Mr. Weng Chwee Heng, manages to keep his composure, ensuring a safe arrival for both mother and newborn.

The Urgent Grab Ride

Ms. Atul had booked a Grab ride from Choa Chu Kang to KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital with the intention of delivering her baby at 9 am. Little did she know that the journey would take an unexpected turn in the Bukit Timah area.

As they approached Balmoral Plaza and the Newton Flyover, Ms. Atul felt her contractions intensifying. In the midst of this, Mr. Weng, the attentive Grab driver, consistently checked on her well-being through the rearview mirror, offering words of comfort.

Remaining remarkably composed, Mr. Weng reassured Ms. Atul during the critical moments, creating a sense of calmness amidst the unfolding drama. His soothing words became a source of comfort as the situation grew more intense.

The Unforeseen Birth

Despite the efforts to reach the hospital in time, Ms. Atul ended up giving birth inside the Grab car. Concerned about the environment’s impact on her newborn, she faced an unexpected challenge without the necessary supplies.

With the hospital just five to 10 minutes away, the urgency of the situation heightened. Mr. Weng swiftly navigated the journey, ensuring a prompt arrival at the hospital.

Upon reaching the hospital, Mr. Weng displayed remarkable kindness by instructing Ms. Atul to stay in the car while he sought assistance. A compassionate passer-by also played a crucial role in contacting Ms. Atul’s husband.

The community’s supportive role, from the kind passer-by to the quick response of Ms. Atul’s husband, showcased the importance of collective assistance during unforeseen circumstances.

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)

Despite the challenges, Ms. Atul’s newborn son is in the NICU, receiving the necessary support for his oxygen needs. Ms. Atul expresses her hopes for a swift recovery and bringing her son home.

Reflecting on the unexpected turn of events, Ms. Atul acknowledges the perplexity of the situation and expresses her ongoing process of recovery, both physically and emotionally.

In a heartfelt Facebook post, Ms. Atul expressed her desire to find and thank Mr. Weng for his invaluable support during the challenging journey.

Social media played a pivotal role as a responder identified Mr. Weng as a family member, facilitating a heartwarming reunion between Ms. Atul and her driver.

Ms. Atul conveys her heartfelt thanks to Mr. Weng and expresses the intention to meet up, possibly over lunch or dinner, as a gesture of appreciation.

Grab’s Response

In response to media inquiries, Grab issued a statement commending Mr. Weng for his exemplary assistance, highlighting the company’s commitment to passenger safety and well-being.

BEWARE: POLICE ALERT ON FACEBOOK LUGGAGE SCAM USING SIA LOGO

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The Police would like to alert members of the public to a new variant of phishing scam which involves fake advertisements/posts for cheap luggage on Facebook. Since November 2023, 14 victims have fallen prey to this variant with losses amounting to at least $799.

In some of these cases, victims encountered Facebook advertisements/posts offering travel suitcases for as low as $2 from “Singapore Airlines Travel” and abusing the Singapore Airlines trademark in the Facebook profile picture to give the advertisement/post a degree of legitimacy. After clicking on the advertisement/post by the fake Facebook account, victims were directed to a phishing website and required to provide their credentials, such as their name, email address and payment card details, to pay for the branded luggage at the discounted price. Their credit card details would then be misused by the scammers. Victims only realised that they had been scammed after they were notified about or discovered unauthorised transactions on their card statements.

The Police would like to advise members of the public to adopt the following precautionary measures: 

  1. ADD – ScamShield App and security features (e.g. set up transaction limits for internet banking transactions, enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA), Multifactor Authentication for banks.
  2. CHECK – For scam signs with official sources (e.g. ScamShield WhatsApp bot @ https://go.gov.sg/scamshield-bot, call the Anti-Scam Helpline on 1800-722-6688, or visit www.scamalert.sg). Look out for tell-tale signs of a phishing website and if the deal is too good to be true, it probably is so check with the company on its official website if such deals are available. If in doubt, never share your personal information and payment card details with anyone. 
  3. TELL – authorities, family, and friends about scams. Report any fraudulent transactions to your bank immediately.

If you have any information relating to such crimes or if you are in doubt, please call the Police Hotline at 1800-255-0000, or submit it online at www.police.gov.sg/iwitness. All information will be kept strictly confidential. If you require urgent Police assistance, please dial ‘999’.

For more information on scams, members of the public can visit www.scamalert.sg or call the Anti-Scam Helpline at 1800-722-6688. Fighting scams is a community effort. Together, we can ACT Against Scams to safeguard our community!

SELF-ENTITLED DRIVER PARKS HIS CAR IN MIDDLE OF ROAD & BLOCKS TRAFFIC FOR 30 MINS

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In a recent incident that unfolded on Circular Road, one driver’s parking decision led to a significant traffic disruption, causing frustration among fellow motorists.

The driver was seen in a video, parking his car in the middle of the road and blocking traffic for about 30 minutes, resulting in the other drivers being unable to move and getting annoyed and angry at him.

The incident, captured and shared on the Complaint Singapore Facebook page by Jan Rick Camara Mascarina, shed light on the consequences of irresponsible parking.

The Incident Unfolds

On a Thursday afternoon, the red Mitsubishi in question blocked traffic on the single-lane Circular Road. Videos posted on Facebook depict the growing impatience of drivers stuck behind the stationary car, with horns blaring in an attempt to alert the absent car owner.

As the frustration mounted, a motorcyclist wearing a raincoat stepped forward as an impromptu traffic guide. This unexpected act of kindness provided a temporary solution to the problem, demonstrating the human element amidst the chaos.

The Aftermath

Approximately half an hour later, the Mitsubishi driver returned to his car, only to face the ire of super aggravated and impatient drivers, as described by Mascarina. The incident highlights the consequences of inconveniencing others due to negligence.

Shouts and confrontations ensued as angry motorists surrounded the unmoved car. A man dressed in white approached the Mitsubishi, attempting to confront the driver. However, the car remained stationary, prompting further frustration among the drivers.

Despite the escalating confrontation, the Mitsubishi refused to budge. The man in white resorted to smacking the car bonnet and yelling at the driver. It was only when the chorus of honking from other drivers reached its peak that the Mitsubishi finally moved, resolving the situation.

MAN REFUSES TO FLUSH ASK WIFE TO SEE IF IT’S SIZE & COLOUR EVERYDAY

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A woman shared a story online of her ridiculous husband and she is looking at options such as a divorce as she can’t take the dirty habits of her husband anymore.

Here is the story:

My husband is 39 this year, he has developed a weird habit of not flushing the toilet after he does his number 2. He was not like this when he was younger.

I asked if he’s getting senile before the 40s and he said he wants me to see the size and colour of his faeces to see if it’s healthy.

I told him that I am not a doctor and it won’t matter cause I won’t even look at it, the moment I enter I will flush the toilet.

I have warned him that if he continues this dirty habit, I have no choice but to divorce. I don’t want my child to grow up and learn bad habits from him. This has been going on since we started working from home. That means over 2 years.

I really feel like just digging up the sai and throwing it in his face or his laptop to make sure he stops it. What I am only scared of is I will end up cleaning it cause he doesn’t help out at home.

The moment he finished his work he will start sitting on the couch watching TV and drinking beer.

I tried stopping laundry and guess what he did, he went out and buy new clothes then dumps them on the pile.

What should I do?

MAN WHO TRIED TO OPEN MRT DOORS IN VIRAL VIDEOS, CHARGED & REMANDED @ IMH

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In a bewildering turn of events, a 47-year-old individual named Vanessa Wang Zi Qi has been charged with two counts of being a public nuisance and one count of assault after allegedly prising open the doors of a moving MRT train. The incident, caught on video, has raised eyebrows and concerns about passenger safety.

The Allegations: A Series of Disturbing Actions Unfold

Court Appearance and Gender Identification

Appearing in a district court on Dec 7, Vanessa Wang Zi Qi faced charges related to the alarming incident. While court documents identified Wang as male, the videos of the train incident depicted a person dressed in a strappy black top and a skirt, introducing an element of ambiguity.

Charges and Remand Order

Wang faces charges for causing annoyance to MRT passengers on two separate occasions. The first incident occurred on Nov 27 at Braddell station, where Wang allegedly pulled open the doors of an MRT carriage. Two days later, at Ang Mo Kio station, similar behavior ensued, accompanied by shouting and door-pulling. Additionally, Wang is accused of assaulting a man by kicking his leg at the station.

Medical Examination at Institute of Mental Health

The court has ordered Wang to be remanded at the Institute of Mental Health for a medical examination, suggesting a consideration of mental health factors in this peculiar case, according to The Straits Times.

His case has been adjourned to 21 December.

The Train Incident: A Bizarre Act Captured on Video

Online Videos and Eyewitness Accounts

Videos circulating online depict a passenger attempting to pry open the sliding doors of a moving train on the North-South Line. Fellow commuters can be heard yelling at the person to cease the dangerous act. According to an eyewitness, the attempt briefly succeeded in opening one door before the intervention of other commuters prevented further actions.

SMRT’s Response

SMRT president Lam Sheau Kai addressed the incident, noting that SMRT staff were alerted on Nov 29. However, the passenger reportedly turned uncooperative and aggressive when staff entered the train to investigate.

Post-Incident Scenes

Photographs shared online reveal the aftermath of the incident, with the passenger lying in a foetal position on the platform of Ang Mo Kio station, surrounded by TransCom officers and station staff.