A video went viral recently, it is unclear which country this video is from.
The man seems to have slept with someone’s wife and tried to escape from the balcony by tieing a rope and climbing down.
The woman who was in the video threw all of the man’s clothing downstairs. The husband was fierce and wanted to attack the guy but his wife seem to be stopping him.
Passerbys in the area was laughing at the incident.
A video emerged online showing a YP riding his escooter at outside Ngee Ann Shopping Centre, where there was a “no escooters” sign.
The camera man and his friend then shouted at the YP, who then came speeding towards them trying to run them over.
They were heard shouting “EH RILEK BRO, RILEK!!!”
Image and video source: @complaint.sg on IG
A number of my friends message and tag me about Internet bully who are trolling hawkers and FNB and yes I’m 1 of them who kena from the same keyboard warrior.
So this fellow C Bee Lif told me he got 8 clones to account and he will use it to bring down my business by posting a negative review on my page. At times he will create some more fake accounts and disturb us in our business page.
I did write to Google Chrome about this but Google Singapore reply me there’s nothing wrong with the review hence there’s nothing I can do about it. The same goes for the victim Mentai-Ya Japanese Cuisine who get the same reply from Google. There are hawkers and fnb business friends who used many years to build up their business reputation and relationship with the consumers.
They are very passionate and dedicated to their job and when they received all these cyber clones attack fake reviews of course they will feel upset about this. Don’t do this type of chek ark thing la, I didn’t mention it because I thought I’m the only 1 who Kena. I also don’t have time to go entertained them as my priority goes to my business and helping out the hawkers.
Now then I know this same person used this stun on so many people! This period of hard time still do this type of things. There’s karma around la.
A video emerged online showing an uncle riding his PMA in the middle of the road.
He was seen slowly cruising down the middle of the road, blocking the traffic behind him.
The cars behind him had to turn around him to overtake him.
The incident happened at Tampines.
A video emerged online showing a girl telling the camera that “you have 365 days to fall in love with me.”
She added: “But if you don’t, then I’ll set you free.”
She was seen rubbing her neck the whole time as if she was suffering some form of neck ache.
She then summed up the video with “Are you lost daddy?”
Source: @sg.shares on IG
A video emerged online showing an Ah Beng walking around in the middle of the road.
He was then seen walking towards an oncoming blue car in an attempt to intimidate and challenge the passing driver to knock him down.
He was also seen waving his hands at other cars to come and bang him as well.
A video emerged online showing a man standing on a balcony with his pants undone and underwear pulled down.
He was then seen urinating down onto the ground floor below.
He then gave the thumbs up to the camera while peeing.
It is unclear where the incident happened or who the man is.
Image and video source: SG Shares on Telegram
A company called Sonno, that sells mattresses online, is seeking someone in Singapore to sleep on their mattress for 8 hours per day, for a duration of 100 days.
They are paying $1,500 per month for their new “sleep executive”.
The company said that they are using the findings to improve on their products as well as the quality of life through better sleep.
Interested parties can apply for the position from 6 September 2021 to 19 September 2021.
Successful applicants will be informed by Sonno by 1 October and will be expected to sleep 8 hours per day for 100 days.
They will also be given a brand new Sonno queen sized mattress, 2 pillows as well as a bed sheet set that the new sleep executive can keep.
Images source: sg.sleepsonno.com
A video emerged online showing a YP illegally vaping outside and taking a selfie video of himself doing it, before pointing a middle finger and smirking at the camera.
Under section 16(2A) of the Tobacco (Control of Advertisements and Sale) Act (TCASA), it is illegal to possess, purchase and use vaporisers in Singapore as of 1 February 2018.
Persons found guilty of this offence can be fined up to $2,000.
Source: @yoursgkaren on IG
A video emerged online showing a BMW being used by someone who is presumably rich to display potted plants.
The plants were seen being grown on and around the BMW, which is in itself being used as a “pot” for the plants.
Bicycles were also seen being used as well to hold the plants on the BMW.
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