A video emerged online showing a group of 3 boys trying to fight and push a large girl.
They were seen pushing her with all of their might but she barely moved an inch.
The incident didn’t happen in Singapore.
Source: @robinhoot.sg on IG
A video emerged online showing a couple of matreps using a metal pipe and attacking a mannequin.
The matrep filming the video was also heard shouting:
“THIS GUY STEAL MY XIAO MEI MEI! CB STEAL MY XIAO MEI MEI!”
A netizen has recently uploaded a video of his Corgi and her puppies on his Tiktok. This video is not taken in Singapore and its is only a parody.
The video first started showing the owner taking different seasonings and pouring it into the pail where the litter of puppies are lying.
The mother Corgi leaps on the owner and looks on as he is continuously putting the seasoning on the puppies with the playful intention of cooking them.
We would expect the Corgi mum to protect her babies but what happens next is hilarious, as the Corgi mum runs to a bottle of sauce on the floor, picks it up and passes it to the owner seemingly approving of his decision to cook her babies.
Image and video source: Tiktok @sackvvseed
According to Shin Min Daily News, 38 y.o Evelyn Hoi recently passed on after fighting against for a few months against stage 4 lung cancer.
Her husband, Royston Lim, 41 told reporters from Shin Min Daily News that Hoi first started experiencing chest pains in June, and was subsequently diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer.
This was despite the fact that Hoi was never a drinker or a smoker, and had led a ‘fairly regular life’.
Even though she received treatment, her condition worsened quite quickly.
Hoi then planned her own funeral in accordance to her wishes and her likings about 10 days before she passed on.
Hoi’s sister also spoked to Shin Min reporters and told them that Hoi has always been someone who was generous, enjoys giving and seeing others happy.
Thus she planned her own funeral to be a happy occasion instead.
This included giving out gummy bear candies to attendees of her wake and 200 TOTO tickets to bring them good luck.
The wake was also decorated with Hoi’s favourites in life, such as Bubble tea.
On top of planning for the funeral wake itself, Hoi had also planned to give out her branded bags and possessions to her family and friends to be kept as a memento of her.
Hoi had also handwritten letters to her immediate family members and her husband about six hours before her death despite suffering from pain.
She requested everyone to only read the letters after she had passed on.
Lim added that marrying Hoi has been the luckiest thing that could ever happen to him and that Hoi’s positivity even at her darkest hour also impressed the medical staff who were looking after her.
He also shared that Hoi loved to travel and her only regret in life was not being able to travel to countries like Thailand and Europe due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Image source: Facebook Royston Lim
Food and bubble tea from I-Love-Taimei 我爱台妹 has always been consistent. But just yesterday my lips felt a sharp cut pain upon trying to drink from the straw.
My reaction was fast enough to withdraw myself away though it’s enough to give me some cold sweat because I was that close to cutting my lips. Just hoping they can look into the quality of their straws. It would have been a bloodied mess if drinks are given to kids or people who are excited with their bubble tea.
Do be careful and look closely when you gulp your bubble tea. Cheers!
A video emerged online showing a xiao didi getting caned by an Ah Beng at a void deck.
The Ah Beng was seen holding a rotan while the boy stood over a table.
The Beng then struck him with the rotan as he screamed in pain.
A black Volkswagen car with a car plate number of SLQ788D was caught on camera trying to evade the parking fees at Blk 681A Woodlands Drive 62.
Motorists who is caught doing so can be fined SGD$35 (Motorcycle), S$70 (Car) and S$100 (Heavy Vehicles).
A photo emerged online showing a YP sending his mother a lengthy message insulting her.
Apparent his mother found a hickey on him that was presumably given to him by his girlfriend.
He argued that it is “my body my problem”.
He told his mother to “shut the f**k up” and that he doesn’t give 2 “flying f**ks”.
He called her a “f**king dog” and told her that he’d rather be a “f**king orphan” than have parents like her.
According to an article by The Korea Times, St John’s Hotel in Gangneun, Gangwon province, has recently announced that it would be bringing the popular Netflix series Squid Game to life by hosting a real life version of it on October 24.
The hotel has also said that the event would be open to everyone and not just its guests.
Participants who made a booking to play the game would also receive a card just like in the show, with the phone number of the event organiser on it.
The games that would be played in the event would be similar to the one on the series and they include:
Those who do not show up on the day of the event and those who do not comply with the rules will be eliminated, just like in the show except not literally.
The host would also reveal his or her identity at the end of the event.
However, there has been some issues in the build up to the event as the city’s government has issued to the hotel an administrative order to put the event to a halt as the event would apparently violate the current Covid-19 restrictions in place over the city.
Image source: unsplash.com
A photo emerged online showing a school girl escaping from her school.
She was seen in the photo climbing over the fence beside her school gate entrance.
It is unclear who the girl is or what school she is from, but based on her school uniform and the last three letters of the school name, she is presumably from Gan Eng Seng School.
Source: @singaporaviralsg on IG
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