Ex presidential candidate, Mr Tan Kin Lian, recently posted on facebook about a day in his life.
He had dinner at his daughter’s apartment and decided to take the train home himself.
On the way, he said he saw a lot of pretty girls, and he ended off with a hehehehe
Image source: Tan Kin Lian Facebook
A Thai man was recently rushed to the hospital for putting his private part into a padlock and having it stuck for two weeks.
He was apparently bored from the Covid-19 lock down and got the idea to insert his bird into the padlock.
However, he lost the key to the padlock and therefore couldn’t get it out, even with the help of his mother.
They gave up and called for emergency services where doctors then spent 30 minutes trying to remove his bird from the lock, with the aid of a sheet of metal and water as a lubricant to protect the man.
The doctors eventually managed to remove it but said that his bird will never be the same anymore.
His mother told the local media that the man does not have a girlfriend and the man told her that he was bored and likes putting his bird into small holes.
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A post has emerged on Facebook recently giving lucky 4d numbers for each zodiac sign this 7th Month.
For those that do not know what is 4d, it is a thrice weekly lottery in Singapore on Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday where 23 numbers are drawn from 0000 to 9999.
Prizes are different depending on the category of prize that you win.
Try the numbers if you dare and remember to give thanks if you strike ah!!
Image source: 小观音 Facebook Page
A video of a group of men randomly loading an AK-47 rifle and firing for fun into the air has recently emerged on Facebook.
The video appears to be taken in a middle eastern country.
One of the men accidentally misfires and drops his gun, and almost kills his own friend.
Image and video source: Mohammed Zouazou Facebook user
A man shares his story of how a “thirsty” uncle is harassing a woman in Joo Chiat.
Was with my wife and children at a Vietnam food stall along Joo Chiat road earlier today. I saw this tiko looking ah peh looking at every Vietnam girl that walks by.
His eyes like never see women before keep lookup down left right centre and keep whistling at them, I think the saliva want touch the floor already.
The guy looks like the late 40s. Finally, one of the girls noticed the uncle and asked if the uncle if he was interested in having a good massage. The uncle said “why u want to catch my Pikachu?” and laugh like an evil monster to himself.
The look in his eyes was so sickening that I decided to quickly leave the place so that my children won’t learn this kind of behaviour.
A netizen lost his phone and it unleashed more stories of lost phones on Facebook.
Hi need advice, lost my iPhone yesterday morning and yesterday night at 9.41 pm received an email from someone trying to open it. Any chance to get back the iPhone as my Documents in the phone is very important.
Should I make a police report or TraceTogether can help as my Bluetooth is always on to get back my device?
Like what the mass were saying, don’t think the police will care…I dropped my hp in the cinema. A guy took it and posted on Carousell to sell with his profile pic clearly recognizable as the guy who sat beside me in the cinema. Told the police, they didn’t even care. I.e, they ask me go confront him myself. Zzz
A netizen asked: then did you act as a buyer, fake to purchase and catch him red handed?
He replied: I did. Haha but he suddenly half way didn’t reply and removed the listing. Think I exposed my cover.
According to the Police media release, two men aged 32 and 34 were arrested for their suspected involvement in a case of theft of a gold bracelet.
The Police said: On 6 August 2021 at about 2.05pm, the Police were alerted to a theft of a gold bracelet, valued at $4,000, at a pawnshop along Eunos Crescent.
Officers from the Bedok Police Division were able to identify the two males through on-the-ground inquiries and the use of pictures from CCTV video within 12 hours of the report. The guys are suspected of being engaged in other similar theft instances, according to preliminary investigations. The gold bracelet was also found and confiscated as evidence in the case.
On August 10, 2021, the men will face charges of theft in dwelling with common intention, which is punished under Section 380 read with Section 34 of the Penal Code.
The crime carries a penalty of up to seven years in jail and a fine.
A 29-year-old man was arrested for allegedly molesting a 26-year-old woman at Block 116B Jalan Tenteram in Whampoa.
The police received a report on 7 August about the incident and with the aid of CCTVs, established the identity of the man.
He was subsequently arrested on 9 August and is due to be charged in court today (10 August).
He will be charged in court with outrage of modesty.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is appealing for the next-of-kin of Mdm Tan Ah Chee (born in 1933) to come forward.
Mdm Tan had passed away in Johor Bahru on 6 August 2021. The next-of-kin or anyone with information may contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at +65 6379 8000 or the Singapore Consulate-General in Johor Bahru at +60 19 791 1166.
MFA’s Appeal for Next-of-Kin Information on Singaporean who passed away in Muar, Johor on 6 August 2021We are looking for friends and family members of Mdm Tan Ah Chee (born in 1933), who passed away in Muar, Johor on 6 August 2021.
If you know her, or have any information about her or her family members, kindly contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at +65 6379 8000 or the Singapore Consulate-General in Johor Bahru at +60 19 791 1166.
A woman posted on Facebook of notice by Kopitiam & NTUC Foodfare stating the establishment only allows groups of up to two fully vaccinated to eat at a particular outlet.
Although the rules allow up to 5, businesses may choose how they want to apply it. So the law says up to 5 fully vaccinated can dine together.
If Kopitiam chooses anything more than 5, that would be illegal. If they choose anything up to 5, it would be okay. They can even choose to not allow dining in until they deem it okay. This isn’t breaking the law.
The new regulations tell you what they can do, not what they must do.
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