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GIRL ACCIDENTALLY FLASHES TO SOMEONE TRYING TO HIT ON HER

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A girl shared a story of how she had accidentally flashed herself to someone who was trying to hit on her by accidentally pressing the video call button while she was not wearing anything.

Here is the story

“Before I start let me say that I had lost all my contacts on my phone previously and I do get a lot of unknown numbers messaging me so I do reply them as they might be one of my contacts.

So today morning a random guy messaged me asking how i was. I had no idea who it was but i am also not very confident so i decided to give it a day and try to remember who it was before blocking him.

Fast forward to night when I’m cuddling with my boyfriend, we are both not wearing anything and he is the big spoon. It is rather hot so no blanket.

Another message pops up. My boyfriend was already asleep. The guy was apparently a typical “nice guy” and was calling me out for not replying.

Not surprising. I decide to block his number.

But no, the universe was smiling upon that guy. I accidentally tapped on the video call icon, and was dumbfounded for a second when I saw myself on the screen.

Instead of turning off the camera I just lay there in shock trying to figure out what had just happened for a solid 5 seconds. My brain just stopped working. I could not for the life of me figure out what in the world was happening.

And then I saw this creep stare back at me with wide eyes like he’s found the way to enlightenment or something.

Yup, so that is the story of how I had accidentally flashed myself to some random person.”

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GUY DIDN’T GET GIRL’S HINT, MISSES OPPORTUNITY TO DATE HER

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A guy shared a story of how he messed up once during his Secondary school days as he had a chance to ask his crush out but did not catch up on her hint and because of his mistake, she’s the one who got away.

Here is the story

“So this happened during my secondary school days when I went to a McDonald’s, ordered a cheeseburger and uploaded it on my story on Instagram.

About an hour later, I got a notification saying my crush had replied to my story. So being socially awkward and excited at the same time, I opened it up.

It was actually a message saying she wants to eat it too. I replied, “Oh yeah it’s been a long and tiring day so I rewarded myself” then she replied, “Yeah it’s been a while since I have eaten a cheeseburger” to which again I replied, “Me too. I haven’t had one in a long while. It’s soo good” to which basically she replied with a couple of laughing emojis.

It was only like a few hours later, I realised she might’ve wanted me to make the first move in asking her out on a date.

I feel pretty stupid right now. I had a chance and I blew it. We still react and reply to each other’s stories after that but I’m still regretting the opportunity lost.

It had been a few years since my secondary school time and she is now attached to someone else while I am still single and available.

Maybe if I had asked her out to have a McDonald’s I would be the other half that she posts and talks about on her social media every now and then.

Congratulations to the other guy though, his braveness had got him the girl and I hope that they remain happy as what is seen on social media.”

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ACCIDENT @ AMK – ILLEGAL EBIKE RIDER WITHOUT HELMET BEATS RED LIGHT

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A video emerged online showing an accident that took place yesterday between an e-bike and a Toyota Vellfire SUV.

The e-bike was seen in the video crashed on the road following a purported collision with the SUV, with the rider seen sitting among the wreckage of his bike on the ground.

His e-bike is allegedly unregistered and he was also allegedly riding on the road without a helmet on as well.

According to the OP, the bike rider had beaten a red light at a traffic junction prior to the accident and collision.

The incident happened on 28 January at about 6.40pm, along the junction at Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 and Avenue 10.

Potential penalties

Persons found guilty of keeping or riding an e-bike that is unregistered face a fine of up to $2,000 and a jail term of up to 3 months for their first offense.

NETIZEN ACCUSES MCDONALD’S FOR PUTTING USED NAPKIN IN BURGER

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A netizen has taken to social media to complain about her experience during a recent trip to McDonald’s at Seletar Mall for a meal.

According to the netizen, she ordered a Prosperity Chicken burger from the outlet to consume only to find a dirty used napkin inside the box which contained the burger.

She also tried to put words in the management’s mouth saying that ‘if the management thinks that a customer can put the dirty napkin then frame them, then it is disappointing to think that the customer has nothing better to do than do this.’

The prosperity burger series which consists of the prosperity chicken burger as well as the prosperity beef burger is placed in the menu by McDonald’s during the festive Chinese New Year period yearly in Singapore.

The netizen then laments that seeing the used napkin in the burger, what kind of prosperity could she still have?

As of the time of writing, McDonald’s should have not been alerted to this allegation yet as there has not been any response yet.

Here is the netizen’s post

“Macdonald Seletar Mall branch, very disappointing to find a used napkin in your prosperity chicken burger.

If the Mgt thinks the used napkin is something your customer puts, then double disappointment to think your customer is so ‘bo leow’ to do it.

What prosperity can one have to chance upon a used napkin?

Heng Ong Huat ah!”

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GEYLANG KTV RAIDED & 2 VIETNAMESE WOMEN ARRESTED – 187 UNDER PROBE

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187 people are currently under investigation after enforcement checks were conducted across Sinfasproe in a crackdown on errant public entertainment and nightlife.

The police said in a statement that the enforcement operations were conducted from 12 December 2021 to 23 January this year, with about 103 establishments under investigation.

16 outlets were found to have breached numerous rules under the Public Entertainment Act, Liquor Control (Supply and Consumption) Act, and the Covid-19 regulations.

Among the many enforcement operations is a raid on an office and industrial building at Lorong 23 Geylang by officers from the Bedok Police Divison on 18 December, where 37 men and 12 women were found gathering in an unlicensed KTV unit.

The unit houses private rooms with their own karaoke system, speakers, and microphones. Alcohol was also purportedly provided by the operators.

A 37-year-old man who was one of the patrons allegedly cursed at the police officers and was subsequently arrested.

Two other men aged 29 and 32 were also arrested for supplying liquor without a license after being identified as the operators, and for Covid-19 rules breaches as well as working without a permit.

Two Vietnamese women, aged 22 and 28 were also arrested for allegedly being hostesses at the makeshift KTV.

The remaining patrons are under investigation for exceeding the allowed limit of 5 persons for social gatherings.

In another enforcement operation conducted on 31 December, officers from Bedok Police Division raided a shophouse along Geylang Road that was also operating as an unlicensed KTV outlet.

21 men and 19 women were found inside the premises, with two men and two women between the ages of 27 and 63, allegedly being the operators – the patrons are being investigated for breaches of safe management measures.

In another separate raid conducted by officers from the Central Police Division, a private residential unit along Beng Wan Road at Bendemeer was raided on 7 January and 7 men and 3 women were seen gathering to sing and eat.

The unit’s owner was identified as a 28-year-old man who allegedly used the premises to run an F&B operation and provide unlicensed public entertainment.

73 Y.O ARRESTED FOR ARSON, TELOK BLANGAH FIRE

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Earlier today, news about fires happening last night across Singapore was a hot topic on the internet.

At about 4.40 am today (29 Jan), SCDF was alerted to a fire at Block 39 Telok Blangah. Upon SCDF’s arrival, the fire was raging and had totally engulfed a unit on the 10th floor.

Unconscious woman

An evacuation of residents from neighbouring units was conducted.

Firefighters conducted forcible entry into the unit directly above the fire and found a woman lying unconscious on the floor. The crew immediately rescued the woman out of the unit and brought her to the lift lobby.

There, an ambulance crew, together with the firefighters, conducted cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on the woman. She was subsequently conveyed to Singapore General Hospital (SGH).

Arrest

According to Shin Min Daily News, a conscious 25-year-old woman and an unconscious 48-year-old woman were taken to hospital.

A 73-year-old man was arrested for arson, the man is believed to be the owner of the flat.

Investigations are ongoing.

MAN TRIES GAMBLING FOR A DAY, LOSES ALMOST $4,000

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A guy shared a story of how he had tried gambling for a day and ended up losing his savings from working a side job all away.

He mentions that he had never gamble before in his whole life and decided to just try it out one day and now regrets his decision.

Here is the story

“Soooo… Today I became a gambling addict for about 5 hours. Essentially I have never been well off and people have been congratulating me on saving up over $4000 this year after finally getting myself some part time employment after this awful past 2 years.

I have never been good with money and never had much and I have had to miss out on all the things my friends do for fun over the years.

I am single and alone so have no responsibilities so have no guilt in my bad habits but realise I could be much better off.

I worked hard the last 6 months and felt good I had saved this amount. Then for some reason today I decided to place a bet in a casino. I have never gambled before in my life, nothing properly anyway.

I won and I got over $400 in return! It suddenly felt like easy money but I was ‘sensible’ and started reducing my bets to about $30 and I was winning and losing to the point where I was still above my initial $4000 by a couple of hundred for the next few hours.

Then… I don’t know…. I just flipped and thought to myself that I’d split all my money into 2 bets as I was roughly winning 50% and that with 2 bets I could win fairly big…. So I put $2000 on a bet and I lost it.

I whacked my remaining $2,000 on another game and also lost it.

I then just sat and stared into space for an hour. I actually started laughing uncontrollably for about 10 minutes before I felt very sick dumb. I am now broke!

So…. I have been a gambling addict for a day and now will never touch it again.

I don’t want to tell anyone about my foolishness but after boasting about my savings to people they now all think I’ll be buying myself nice stuff and going to expensive restaurants with them….

Nope. Not for a long time!”

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COUPLE LENT HARD EARNED MONEY TO FRIEND, MONEY DISAPPEARS

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A lady shared a story of how her husband and herself decided to lend a friend who was in need a substantial sum of money in the past and did not get a single cent back.

The friend was going through some tough times and decided to approach the couple for help and even gave them a plan on how she would return it but nevertheless, did not keep to her word.

Here is the story

“My husband and I both screwed up about a few months ago. Newly married, just bought a house. We thought we were saving a friend by giving a substantial amount of money to help keep her in her house she was renting. She was falling on hard times, struggling to keep a job while putting herself through school for a degree in business. She has been a good friend of ours for years and is reliable/good on her word. She promised to pay us back at the end of November and gave us a plan on how she was going to do it.

Her landlord was going to evict her unless she came up with two months of rent. My husband and I talked for a few hours until we came to the agreement that we would give her and her boyfriend the money. We knew the risk we were taking but we still trusted them.

We then sent them the money

About a week later, she is evicted because she did not take the money to return the landlord and instead spent it on something else. Her deposit was forfeited to make up for the rent arrears and our money is also gone.

Two months later neither of them have been able to find reasonable work to be able to live and pay us back.

Just found out they are planning to go to another country in order for better opportunities.

Seems like any chance of us getting our money back ever is slim to none at this point and it all had just disappeared like that.

I am so angry that I agreed to do this at all at this point.”

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PHILIPPINES OPENING BORDERS TO 150 COUNTRIES, INCLUDING SG

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Travelling seems to be an absolute pain in the… But as many countries are slowly opening up soon it will be endemic for the world.

The Philippines recently announced that they will be opening their borders to 150 countries including Singapore, UK, Japan, Canada, Australia, Italy and the United States.

The announcement was made yesterday (Jan 28) that travellers will be allowed to enter as long as they are vaccinated and no quarantine is required.

Tourism Secretary Berna Romulo-Puyat said that entry will be granted for those that are tested negative and vaccinated from Feb 10.

The country initially wanted to execute the travel plans in December last year but it was put on hold due to the Omicron variant.

The country is hoping that the reopening of borders will help boost the economy via tourism.

Thailand

Previously, countries like Thailand had a “Test & Go” program that allowed travelling with similar arrangements but the plan was stopped momentarily due to the Omicron variant.

Thailand will resume its travel program from February 1.

GUY FORGOT TO CANCEL SUBSCRIPTION, WASTED ALMOST $10,000

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A guy shared a story of how he realised that he did not cancel a subscription for something which he had subscribed for in the past and ended up wasting almost $10,000 on the subscription which he no longer follows.

By the time he had realised it, it was almost three and a half years later.

Here is the story

“The mistake which I made isn’t one of just today, it’s one that’s been going on for about 3.5 years.

I have been fairly financially independent for about 5 years now. Due to my monthly income, I also just don’t check my bank account since I know the money will be there for all the things I would buy since I don’t live too extravagant a life.

I met my wife a little over 3.5 years ago. Before I met her, I was subscribed to a few people on a fans site totaling about $250 a month. Once I started dating my now wife, I stopped going to that site and totally forgot about all the subscriptions I had there.

During the last couple of days, I’ve been helping a friend figure out how to go about starting and maximising on an account on the fans site, getting more people to view his page and content, and figuring out a niche which he can explore.

While doing research I stumbled upon my old account, and realised that I was still subscribed to all those accounts. Upon discovering it, I went through and cancelled all the subscriptions since I don’t need them.

I also went through and calculated the amount spent over the time… I spent $10500 in subscriptions in 3.5 years without even paying attention to it.

Even though it didn’t affect much of my finances as I was quite financially stable, it is still quite a big amount considering that I could have used the money to do so many other things.”

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