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MAN CAUGHT STEALING SHOES @ MARSILING HDB, EVEN GOT THE CHEEK TO TRY IT ON FIRST

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A series of photos emerged online showing a man caught on CCTV stealing shoes from a ground floor HDB unit along Marsiling Rise.

Facebook user Ezzati Khalil, posted screenshots from a CCTV recording showing the man holding on to one of the shoes in his hands, before reaching into a resident’s shoe rack for another.

The incident purportedly took place in the middle of the night along Marsiling Rise.

Here is what the netizen said (SIC)

Marsiling Rise shoe stealer..come people house in the wee hours..tried 1 side of the shoe first.. fit..satisfied..take both ..anyone know this apek..?

Potential penalties

The offence of theft under Section 379 of the Penal Code, Chapter 224 carries a jail term of up to 3 years, or a fine, or both.

The offence of theft in dwelling carries an imprisonment term which may extend to seven years and a fine.

Netizens’ comments (SIC)

  1. This apek just been released from IMH. So what he thought that all the shoes outside the corridor is nobody wants.
  2. Ah Pek thought is still in the 80’s ,now door viewer got cctv ,how dare you

GIRL ASK BF TO SHAVE ‘KKJ’ HAIR, DISAPPOINTED AFTER THAT BECAUSE LOOK LIKE ‘BABY’

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I was a bit nervous when I asked my boyfriend to shave his ‘kkj’ hair. I know it was a bit of a strange request, but I wanted to try something new, and I had heard other couples talking about it.

Plus, I had seen a few pictures of guys who had done it and it looked kind of hot. So, I asked him if he would be willing to do it and he said yes.

I was really excited when he told me he would do it, but when I saw the final result, I was completely disappointed.

The area looked like a baby’s ‘kkj’—it was completely bald and smooth. I had expected something more mature looking, but instead, it looked like a child.

I couldn’t believe that this was the look I had been hoping for.

I was so embarrassed that I asked him to put his pants back on and I quickly left the room. I felt like such a loser for asking him to do something that had such a terrible outcome.

I was hoping for something hot and romantic, but instead, I ended up with something that looked like a baby’s ‘kkj’.

I felt so embarrassed that I couldn’t even bring myself to talk to him about it. I wanted to tell him how disappointed I was, but I just couldn’t find the words.

I kept thinking that he must have been so embarrassed, too. I mean, here he was trying to please me and it ended up looking like a baby’s ‘kkj’.

When I finally got the courage to talk to him about it, he was surprisingly understanding. He explained that he had done it for me and that he was sorry it didn’t turn out quite like I had hoped.

Thankfully he was not angry with me.

MOTORCYCLIST SEEN ‘PRACTICING’ STUNS ON HIS MOTORBIKE @ BULIM AVENUE ON FOOTPATH

A netizen going by the alias of Kim Yian Goh recently shared a video on the Complaint Singapore Facebook page about a motorcyclist riding his bike on a footpath while showing off some motorcycle stuns.

According to the netizen, the video was taken at Bulim Avenue at around 8:20am today (7 Feb), near a construction dormitory.

Footage shows that the motorcyclist was doing all his bike stuns on a footpath on a seemingly quiet and deserted area.

The motorcyclist can be seen on the bike and lifting it up while letting it move forward on one wheel.

Here is the netizen’s post

“Good training in Bulim Ave near construction dormitory 07/02/23 8:20am”

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Netizens comments

  • I didn’t know it’s happening here too oh dear, boy please be careful. Hopefully no one walk by during This stunt
  • He’s kind enough to go ulu places where no cars and people were present enough. Just leave him alone.
  • If possible, TP to survey morning around 8:10am – 8:40am
  • Good training. Keep it up, you may be the next Olympian!
  • Wah not bad leh
  • He do on footpath probably because don’t dare to do on the road, but at the same time he is disregarding the safety of passerbys sia
  • Maybe he providing some entertainment and free show for the construction dormitory people only leh

Image source: Google Maps, Kim Yian Goh/Facebook
Video source: Kim Yian Goh/Facebook

HDB RESIDENT POURS URINE & THROWS CIGG BUTTS OUT OF BEDROOM WINDOW EVERY MORNING

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Facebook user Valiant Khong shared a video showing a HDB resident at an unspecified block somewhere in Toa Payoh, pouring an unknown liquid out of their bedroom window.

Khong said that the resident, who appears to be a man, has allegedly been pouring during out of his bedroom window every morning between 5am to 6am.

He also added that the man has been littering by throwing cigarette butts, sanitary pads, tissue papers, food waste and other items out of the window.

Here is what he said (SIC)

This idiot every morning between 5am to 6am pour urine from bedroom window and always litter cigarette butts, kotex, tissue papers, waste food, etc.

Complained to NEA so many times for a few months. Ask them to catch culprit, they only give warnings. Ask them to install video cam, they give other excuses.

Luckily, somebody video the culprit and share with my neighbourhood. Our government, when our founding father was around, authorities are harsh on high rise littering.

But what happen now???? I urged our Authorities to do something. We all have little children around the vicinity.

It’s so unhygiene and unhealthy nowadays. Singapore, my homeland, our 1st world country in the world, should stop all these culprits from committing the same offences.

SKINNY GIRL DRINKS A LOT OF BUBBLE TEA, SUDDENLY FAT TILL ‘D CUP’

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My whole life, I was always on the skinny side.

I had a small frame and never really put on any weight, no matter how much I ate. I was content with my body and never thought about changing it.

That all changed when I had a new found love for bubble tea. I remember the first time I tried it. It was sweet, creamy and absolutely delicious.

I was hooked. I started to drink it every day and even went to multiple bubble tea shops around town.

Little did I know, bubble tea is packed with calories. I didn’t realize how many calories I was consuming until one day I noticed my clothes were fitting differently.

I had put on a few pounds and it was all coming from my chest area.

I was horrified. I had gone from an A cup to a D cup in a matter of months. I had become so big that it was quite uncomfortable for the small framed body me and I was so embarrassed.

All my friends were commenting on my new look and it made me feel even worse.

I tried to go back to my old ways and stop drinking so much bubble tea, but it was too late. I was already big and it was impossible to shrink back down to an A cup.

I was stuck with this new body and had to learn to live with it.

It has been years now and I still haven’t fully adjusted to my new body. I still feel embarrassed and ashamed. I know that I should have been more careful with my bubble tea consumption and I regret it every day.

For anyone who drinks bubble tea, please be aware of how many calories it contains. It might seem harmless but can have disastrous results.

JCUBE @ JURONG EAST WILL MAKE WAY FOR 40 STOREY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT ON 6 AUG

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According to an article by the Straits Times, Jcube shopping mall in Jurong East Central will make way for a 40 storey residential development come 6 August 2023.

The development’s first and second floors would include commercial space.

Development target to complete by 2027

The new development has a targeted completion dateline in 2027.

It would be developed to match the Government’s plans to develop Jurong Lake District as it would add new homes, businesses, amenities and recreational facilities.

It would be linked directly to the Jurong East MRT interchange station, Westgate and also the IMM Building.

It would also be linked to Jurong East Integrated Transport Hub, which is an up and coming development also slated to be completed by 2027.

The Integrated Hub will also consist of an air conditioned bus interchange, a library, a community club and a sports centre alongside other commercial spaces.

JCube be closed on 10pm, Aug 6

JCube will officially close its doors on 6 Aug 2023 at 10pm.

Capitaland, who owns JCube, said that it will be working closely with the current tenants and will provide them with support to ensure that the premises are handed over smoothly.

The development is also expected to be opened up for sale by the second half of 2023.

Largest business district outside Central Singapore

Jurong Lake District development is slated to become the largest business district in Singapore, right outside Central Singapore.

It would also bring about 100,000 new jobs and 20,000 new houses between year 2040 to 2050.

This would add on to about 1 million residents currently already residing in West Singapore.

Image source: Google Maps

DRUNK MAN ATTACK POLICE KENA ARRESTED IN WOODLANDS INDUSTRIAL

A man was seen getting abit too drunk and started to get physical by the Police. Bystanders were watching and laughing at the drunk man who was out of control.

When officers arrived, the man was allegedly shouting and behaving aggressively whilst drunk, and was arrested by officers. The man was subsequently arrested.

Woodlands Industrial Park Block 200

The man was clearly drunk and the officer on the left was trying hard to clam the man down but he suddenly got physical.

The officers were also seen taking a pair of handcuffs out and arresting him after he was pinned to the ground.

Potential Penalties.

The offence of using criminal force to deter a public servant from discharge of his or her duty, under Section 353 of the Penal Code 1871 carries an imprisonment term of up to four years, a fine, or both.

Using abusive words towards a public servant under Section 6(3) of the Protection from Harassment Act, Chapter 256A. The offence carries an imprisonment term of up to 12 months, a fine not exceeding $5000, or both.

Causing annoyance whilst drunk, under Section 14(2)(b) of the Liquor Control (Supply and Consumption) Act 2015. The offence carries an imprisonment term of up to six months, a fine not exceeding $1000, or both.

The Police have zero tolerance towards such brazen acts of violence towards Police officers or public servants carrying out their duties. The Police will not hesitate to take firm action against those who endanger the public safety and the safety of our officers.

SCDF’S HAZMAT TEAM ACTIVATED AFTER 9 ITE STUDENTS FELL SICK AFTER NAPFA TEST

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The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) activated their Hazardous Materials (Hazmat) response team on the morning of 6 February after 9 students fell sick following a NAPFA fitness test at the ITE College East campus.

The Singapore Civil Defence Force said that they received a call for help on Monday at about 10.30 am, at ITE College East’s address at 10 Simei Avenue.

9 people were conveyed to Changi General Hospital, comprising of male and female students who had just taken part in the 2.4km run of their National Physical Fitness Award (Napfa) test.

The Napfa test involved about 396 students.

The SCDF said that they deployed their Hazmat team and a fire engine to the premises to monitor and perform tests in the vicinity.

However, they found no abnormalities in the surrounding area.

The principal of ITE College East, Yek Tiew Ming spoke to The Straits Times and said that 8 of the 9 students have been discharged from the hospital, while the remaining hospitalised student is in stable condition and awaiting discharge.

Dr Yek added that the affected students were accompanied by their parents and teachers throughout their hospital stay, and added that safety measures were put in place before the 2.4km run of the Napfa test.

He said that the students were told to stop if they feel unwell at any point and that there were checkpoints with water dispensers set up for the students who couldn’t complete the run.

At the moment, ITE has suspended their Napfa tests temporarily.

MSIAN MAN FINISHES CHILD’S HOMEMADE BUNS BEFORE ENTERING SG, SCARED SG CUSTOMS PROHIBIT

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A post was recently uploaded onto Facebook by a Malaysian man sharing how his child was so sweet to make him curry potato buns for him to bring across into Singapore.

According to the man’s post, the man shared that his child was afraid that he would be hungry on the journey to Singapore.

Touched by the sweet gesture, the man said that he did not have the heart to tell his child that Singapore customs would not allow him to bring the buns in.

Instead, the man sat at the Larkin bus terminal and finished up all the five buns made by his child before he made his way to Singapore.

He also joked in his caption and said that he was shocked to see a total of five buns inside the container when he opened it up initially and said that 2-3 buns in future would be enough.

The said that he took 1 and a half hours to finish up all the buns which his child had made for him.

Ending his post off, the man said thanked his child for keeping him in his mind and said that he loved his child.

Here is his post

“现在的小孩担心爸爸我回新加坡没东西吃
就亲自做了咖喱马铃薯包子给爸爸我带去新加坡镇饱肚子
有时候做爸爸的也不忍心对他说,新加坡是不能带包子进去的叻(但这句话我没有对小孩他说)
我唯有一人在larkin转换站把小孩的心意弄的包子给吃完
小孩丫。。。下次包子弄2粒到3粒爸爸我就吃饱了丫
我打开盒子一看👀哇!!!!有5粒耶。。。真的吓到爸爸我了
不过爸爸我用了1个小时半给吃完啦 嘻嘻
谢谢你有爸爸的心
爸爸爱你哟”

Netizens’ comments

Comments by netizens mostly praised the man’s child for being filial and for keeping her dad close to her heart.

Here are some of the comments translated to English.

  • Usually it is the parents who worry for the child, but this seems like the other way round and shows that his child really loves him.
  • What a filial child! Glad that he has good upbringing
  • Actually if no meat should be able to bring it into SG
  • I teared up looking at this, reminds me of how my child would always run to me whenever he sees me

Image source: Maxkeong Menkeong/Facebook

FT SAYS DRINKING BEER IN S’PORE IS LIKE ‘PEEING MONEY’

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I was so excited when I moved to Singapore. It was my first time going abroad to work and live, and I was ready to explore the city and try all the new foods and drinks.

However, I was in for a rude awakening when I first stepped foot in a bar.

“Wow, this beer is so expensive,” I exclaimed to my friends as I looked at the menu. “It’s like I’m peeing money!”

The bartender gave me a strange look before explaining that Singapore is known for having some of the most expensive alcohol in the world.

It’s not uncommon for a bottle of beer to cost upwards of ten dollars.

I was taken aback by this information. I had heard that Singapore was a pricey place, but I had no idea that the cost of drinking would be so high.

For the next few months, I stuck to drinking at home where I could buy cheaper beer. I also started to explore different bars in the city, searching for ones that had more affordable prices.

But no matter how hard I tried, I couldn’t find a place that sold beer for a reasonable price.

I kept hearing the same story: Singapore is an expensive city and the drinks are no exception.

I eventually gave up and resigned myself to the fact that the only way to drink in Singapore was to pay an arm and a leg.

I started to save up my money and would only go out to drink if I could afford it.

But then something strange happened. I started to realize that I was spending less and less time with my friends.

I was too preoccupied with saving money for drinks that I was missing out on the social aspect of life in Singapore.

The cost of drinking in Singapore has taken a toll on my social life. I’m now too worried about money to enjoy myself and it’s starting to be a struggle to find motivation to go out and socialize.

Drinking beer here is really so expensive that it’s like peeing money.