A man shared a story about how he woke up with panties in his mouth after he snored too much.

He is seeking to advice to resolve the matter.

Here is the story:

I know I snore and when I drink it becomes worse.

I need the people of the internet to tell me if my girlfriend is right or wrong.

We basically quarrelled earlier today after I woke up with her panties in my mouth, the worse part of it I dreamt that I was eating a chocolate sundae.

I had a night out with my army boys after we ROD, I was not a good drinker and we are there just to catch up and eat some light snacks.

So after the drinking sessions ended, I went home took a shower and knockout straight on the bed. While sleeping she was nudging me all the way. I was the partially awake cause of the constant nudging.

So long story short, I woke up with her panties in my mouth and I asked her why she did it.

She said I was snoring too loud and she needed something to filter the noise. I told her she could have woken me up.

She said she didn’t want to disturb me but I was disturbing her.

Then I asked her if she could have used something else why must she use panties, the worse part of the panties. It was USED!

It was the one she wore the day before, we have a laundry basket in the room and she said she just pick any piece of cloth out and used it cause she is lazy.

She said that she did not deliberately stuff the panties into my mouth and it kind of “fell in”.

We haven’t talked or texted since this conversation and she started screaming at me accusing me of giving her mental torture by affecting her sleep.

What should I do? Who wrong?

On Tuesday, three police officers were arrested for extorting RM70,000 from a company director inside the carpark at an apartment estate located in Malaysia, Persiaran Tropicana, Damansara.

They were arrested on Wednesday after the incident, which occurred around 6.30 p.m after they were alerted to the authorities.

190,000 RM

The Police who extort the businessman collected cash from the man, reports indicate that the money to pay off the officers was from the sale of a luxury watch.

Before the incident happened, the man sold his watch and his friend pass him cash totalling RM190,000.

After the man took the cash, he left it in his car’s passenger seat and was ready to move off.

However, 3 police officers showed up and block his vehicle.

The Police searched his vehicle and claimed that the money is ill-gotten and accused the man of money laundering and threatens to arrest the man.

The officers demanded a share of the cash and they successfully took RM70,000 from the man before leaving the scene.

The victim made a report against the three Police officers.

The Police confirm that they managed to trace and detain the three individuals.

Petaling Jaya Chief of Police ACP Mohamad Fakhrudin Abdul Hamid said:

“This is a very serious matter and we do not view it lightly. We will not compromise with such acts committed by members of the police force and will ensure they face the full brunt of the law if investigations show they are involved in the case,“ he told theSun.

According to Singapore Customs, an operation was conducted against duty-unpaid cigarettes in the vicinity of Jalan Tepong, Bedok and Fernvale.

The operation resulted in the arrest of 3 China nationals.

Background

In three separate operations conducted on 30 May 2022, Singapore Customs arrested three male Chinese nationals, aged between 36 and 45, for duty-unpaid cigarette offences. Officers seized a total of nine cartons and 36 packets of duty-unpaid cigarettes.

Investigations revealed that the three men had purchased the duty-unpaid cigarettes from social media platforms, which were then delivered to their workplaces or residence.

Two of the men were each issued with a composition sum of $5,000. The remaining man, who had allegedly resold duty-unpaid cigarettes to his colleagues, was charged in court on 1 Jun 2022.

Image Source: Singapore Customs.