A netizen shared a photo of a woman (presumably herself) squatting outside a shopping mall to eat some cup noodles.
She said that “the only Chinese privilege I can think of: Breakfast at Tiffany’s 😀 “
She added: “Doing the Asian Squat with a cup noodle. No one thinks I am mad or insane…”
Image source: @sg.incidents on IG
A jealous XMM shared how her good friend recently made a new friend who would come and hang out with them.
The new friend then changed seats in class to sit beside her, with the XMM feeling very jealous and angry.
She asked: “Should I drop the friend?”
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A photo emerged online showing a worker sitting at the back of a lorry while being transported.
He was seen sitting alone at the back under the pouring rain, with the lorry’s shelter providing scant cover from the rain.
He had only a raincoat to protect himself from the elements.
Image source: @wakeupsingapore on IG
A resident, Angel Yong, complained about how the ledge at her corridor beside her HDB block’s rubbish chute has been the dumping grounds for smokers for many months.
She shared photos showing the disgusting sight of the cigarette butts filling up the space.
She alleged that since February 2021, no enforcement actions have been taken despite her emails.
Source: Angel Yong Facebook via Complaint Singapore
A video emerged online showing a YP in a very curious position.
He lifted his legs up to the back of his head and held it there with his hands.
A netizen commented that he was fulfilling his lifelong dream of becoming a cockroach.
Another commented that he finally did what no man could do, look at his own butt in person.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced in his National Day Rally Speech yesterday that Singapore will be passing a new law on racial harmony, to complement it’s existing law.
The new law will be called the Maintenance of Racial Harmony Act.
The new law will put together the government’s powers in handling racial issues while at the same time incorporating “softer and gentler touches”.
PM Lee said:
“Each new generation has its own perspective on racial issues. Older Singaporeans lived through Singapore’s independence journey. They think: discussions can become disputes, disputes can become quarrels, better don’t talk about such things too much.
Younger Singaporeans didn’t personally experience the racial tensions and riots of our early years. Their living experience has been largely racial peace and harmony. They believe: we are mature and stable now. We want to improve the status quo. We must talk about racial and religious issues more openly, and relook our policies and assumptions afresh.
These generational differences in views are perfectly understandable and should be accommodated.”
He also added that Singapore is very much exposed to external racially motivated issues like the Black Lives Matter movement.
He added:
“Our own circumstances and context are completely different, and these are not our quarrels, but they do affect our people.”
“We should do so with caution, because race and religion will always be highly sensitive issues. We have to take the time to discuss respectfully, make sure everybody understands, and build a consensus before we make any move.”
PM Lee also added that “Chinese privilege” in Singapore is “baseless”.
Images source: Lee Hsien Loong Facebook and PAP.org.sg
A video emerged online showing a YP minah making a questionable self introduction video of herself.
She filmed her self vaping and pointing middle finger.
A netizen commented that she was making the video as part of her CV if her future employers asks her for a short video intro of herself.
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.
A video emerged online showing a couple of XMMs illegally vaping.
One of the girls inhaled the smoke, before the other girl kissed her to suck the smoke out from her mouth.
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.
A video emerged online showing an auntie stopping her car in the middle of the road.
She was purportedly stopping her car to answer a call.
The traffic was blocked and cars behind had to drive around her by going in the opposite lane.
A 13-year-old shared how she was asked by a 19-year-old man to be his girlfriend.
He offered her $1,000 and said that he wants to “hug” her, be her “first kiss” and give her “alot kisses (SIC)”.
The girl’s family then baited him out and confronted him in real life, and the man then ran away whilst being chased by her family and some members of the public.
The man was eventually caught and pinned down to the ground.
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