A photo emerged online showing an auntie wearing 2 masks on her face in public.
The kiasu auntie was seen with one mask covering her nose and mouth, and another covering her eyes.
A netizen deduced that the auntie was trying to play hide and seek with the virus.
Image source: @jiancaiang on IG
A video emerged online showing the “politics uncle”, who was seen in multiple videos previously talking about politics and corruption on public transport.
This time he was seen on board the North South Line, giving a speech about politics again.
It is unclear what exactly he was saying but we did manage to make out “ESM Goh Chok Tong” in the myriad of words that he was spewing.
Source: @singapore_incidents
A video emerged online showing a kind hearted xmm who witnessed a stray cat kneading at a cardboard box.
Afraid the cats would feel cold out in the open, she then went to buy some blankets for the little critters.
She then set up a new “bed” for the cats with the new blankets and petted them.
Image and video source: @selina.jpg on TikTok
A video emerged online showing a group of teenagers who were presumably lost in the middle of nowhere.
A cement truck driver spotted them and offered to send them all home in his truck.
One of the teens took a video and posted it on TikTok, captioning it:
“When a random dude came up to us last night and offered to send us home in his cement truck”
Source: @netiizenz
A foreign talent who is working in Singapore was found guilty of 10 charges. After he attacked a woman and detained her in his apartment at Farrer Road.
41-year-old Mitch Vanhille came from Belgian and he has been contesting the charges for the assault case since 2020.
The incident happened in 2018, he is accused of throwing household items at her, dragging her by the hair across the floor, dragging the woman out of bed to the floor.
Using a laptop to hit her, spit in her face, hit her legs by elbowing her and smashing the victim’s face with a pair of jeans that contains a belt buckle and locking the woman on a balcony.
The case will continue on 30 September 2021.
For each charge of causing hurt that man could be jailed for a maximum of two years and/or fined $10,000.
For locking the woman up, he could be jailed up to a maximum of 3 years and/or fine.
An Ah Beng was seen photographed presumably by himself smoking with the cigarette in his mouth.
He captioned the photo: “You’re toxic”
A netizen commented that the tattoo on his forehead looks like a dead cockroach stuck there.
Source: @yoursgkaren on IG
A photo emerged online showing a YP smoking and posing with a wall of beer cans, stacked on top of each other.
The YP was presumably using the beers cans to form his virginity shield, as the smoke that he blew was presumably intended for the purpose of cover and concealment, much like a smoke grenade.
It is unclear who the virgin YP in the photo is or where the incident happened.
Image source: @yoursgkaren on IG
A netizen shared how he is in his 20s and married with 2 kids, but that he is in love with his friends-with-benefits partner who has a boyfriend.
Here is the story:
“Keep me annoymous,
I’m in a complicated emotional wreck of a moment,
so I’m in my 20’s married with two kids and I am in love with my fwb who’s not Married but attached with a bf,
we love each other but we are stuck with our toxic life’s
how I just wish I can turn back time and change things
I love my kids but not my life.. I need to clear my head I wonder are others also suffering this type of things…
PIs post this I really want to see I’m not the only one.”
Source: Unsplash
Terry Xu posted on Facebook last night(13 Sept) stating that as of 2359HRS he has received 87.68% of the $210,000 that the Prime Minister was awarded.
The donation amounts range from S$0.01 to S$5,000. In total, 1839 individuals have come together to raise this amount.
The power of crowdfunding can indeed be powerful. At the rate the donation is pouring in, Terry Xu will most likely gather the full sum before the due date for the payment of the damages.
He thanks those that have helped him and said: “𝗡𝗼 𝗮𝗺𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁 𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗼𝗼 𝘀𝗺𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝘁𝗼 𝗺𝗮𝗸𝗲 𝗮 𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲”
A photo emerged online showing a cockroach infestation at the foot of a HDB block.
The cockroaches were observed to be dead (most of them anyway) inside the longkang, presumably from nearby fumigation of the rubbish chutes.
It is unclear where the photo was taken.
Source: @netiizenz on IG
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