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GUY MENTIONS HE SAW A FRIEND’S SIS ‘OYSTER’, GETS INTO TROUBLE

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A guy shared a story of how he once told a friend that he saw another of their friend’s sister’s ‘oyster’ by accident while chilling together at his house.

His friend then blurted out the whole thing to their mutual friend who then confronted him about the whole matter angrily.

He has since made up with his friend but ever since the incident, he feels very awkward when he bumps into his friend’s sister.

Here is the story

“This incident happened a few years ago and it is still stuck in my mind even until today.

I was at a friend’s house, lets call this friend V. I was chilling on the sofa after doing some work together and his sister, lets call her A, comes out of her room and sits down next to me.

A is 4 years older than me and V.

She was wearing a sports top with FBT shorts as she had just finished her workout and I was watching TV while she was looking at her phone.

She suddenly yelled out something and I looked at her phone but I accidentally saw half of her ‘oyster’ as it was exposed because of her sitting position which made the shorts pulled up.

I got a shock as this was the first time that I saw one in real life, we were only 18 at that point of time.

I stood up and excused myself to get a glass of water in the kitchen to calm myself down.

The next day I told my friend, lets call him J about the incident and he told V.

V was so angry and he called me immediately to give me a piece of his mind and I apologised profusely and explained that it was an accident.

Months passed and he had forgiven me by that time and I still hangout at his place but every time I see his sister, I get reminded of what happened months back and still feel embarrassed.”

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COUPLE’S SMALL FIGHTS ADD UP, EVENTUALLY BROKE UP OVER PETTY ARGUMENT

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A girl shared how she has been starting fights with her boyfriend over the smallest things and it began weighing down her boyfriend, who eventually broke up with her.

Here is the story

My bf broke up with me about a week ago. He had been struggling for quite a while with some communication issues with me that he couldn’t bring himself to share with me. I was totally ignorant that there was anything wrong, and I thought our relationship was stronger than ever.

When we had a petty argument the other day, that was just the last straw for him and he told me he wanted to break up.

I was shocked and thought he was saying that in anger, but he isn’t the kind to make empty threats, in the time we were together, he never used break up as a threat.

I met up with him and we thrashed things out. Only when we did, when he started explaining, that I finally understood from his point of view. A lot of our past fights were because I am very sensitive about words and take things out of context to start a fight.

After all our fights, it started to weigh him down more and more and he felt he couldn’t even talk to me normally anymore.

I broke down, asking why he couldn’t have brought this up instead of letting it kill him slowly until he could no longer take it and breaking up was his only solution.

I pleaded for a chance to try and fix things but he was firm about his decision.

I have cried every day since then. I regret that ridiculously petty fight that hit his breaking point, I hate myself for being so childish and stupid. Now I’ve lost him forever. Every day now is a blur.

I know this is what a break up feels like, but when it comes so suddenly when you thought everything was going well, it knocks the wind out of you and makes you question everything. All the times we had leading up to that day were filled with happy memories.

There are so many things I want to say to him but I’ll never get the chance to. I’m sorry. I know you said you’ve already forgiven me, but I want to apologise again.

I’m sorry I ruined you so much that breaking up was your only escape. The more I reflect on this, the more I realise I was a huge part of the problem.

I wish I had been able to pick up on this, then I could have done something about it before we reached the point of no return.

CONDO MCST URGED TO ENFORCE SAFE MANAGEMENT MEASURES BEFORE CNY

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In a circular written by the Building and Construction Authority of Singapore (BCA) today (26 Jan), condominium management teams (MCSTs) have been encouraged by authorities to set up safe management measures before the Chinese New Year festive period begins.

This is in preparation of the expected higher amount of visitations in these private premises.

Measures urged to be taken

These measures include only allowing up to five visitors to register and enter the premises for visitation per household per day and limiting the gatherings to five.

BCA added that MCSTs should hold proper documentation of the identities of these visitors.

Posters and notices are highly recommended by BCA to be put up in prominent and visible places in the premises so that residents and visitors can see them and follow the rules.

They added that performances by lion dance troupes which involve the traditional ‘cai qing’ are prohibited to take place in the premises in common areas and even inside the private residential units.

What is Cai Qing

Cai Qing is a literally translate to ‘plucking greens’ and it is a traditional part of a lion dance performance which typically involves a show put up by the lion dance troupe where the performers under the lion will tie a red packet to a bunch of vegetables as part of the performance and then proceed to tear the vegetables up and throw them all over the place.

This is believed to bring good luck and fortune to the household and their members and visitors who witness the show.

Seeks cooperation to fight the pandemic

The BCA ended its circular by saying that it seeks the cooperation of all MCSTs of the private residential condominiums in Singapore to put necessary measures in place and to enforce them when needed so that Singapore can progress in the fight against the virus.

Everyone is also expected to stay vigilant and disciplined.

Image source: Google Maps

MAID ALLEGEDLY NOT ALLOWED TO HAVE A PHONE OR ACCESS TO INTERNET

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A netizen shared how a close friend of hers hired a maid but refused to let her have a mobile phone or access to the internet and wifi.

Here is the story

Is it normal for helpers in singapore to not own a handphone and not have access to internet/wifi?

I have a close friend who recently gave birth and got a helper to help her with the baby. She told me that the helper is not allowed to have a mobile phone, nor is she allowed to have any access to internet and wifi.

I also used to intern for a family business who had a helper, and that helper also was not allowed to own a handphone.

Of course in the end she keeps a handphone in secret, cause come on.. who can survive without a phone in today’s day and age? How are they going to keep in touch with their family?

I wonder if this is normal, I personally find it ridiculous.

Netizens comments

  • Actually every new helper will get a new sim card from MOM.

So that’s the indirect way of saying yes, they should have their own mobile phones.

But a number of employees felt that their helpers always get distracted with their phones and don’t do their work well – that is true in some cases.

Personally I don’t restrict my helper – I think she carries two phones at anytime – one is a local line and the other her country’s line. Where she goes, the phone goes.

I told her so long as the phones don’t interfere with her work, I don’t really care. It has been three years. Can’t say she’s fantastic but she does as she’s told and sometimes above my expectations.

  • Report your close friend to MOM, this is not funny

GIRL SLEEPING WITH MARRIED MAN, GOSSIPS ABOUT HIS WIFE TO FRIENDS

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A netizen shared about how her friend has been sleeping with a married man and talking badly about his wife to her.

Here is the story

A close friend of mine has been in an r/s with a married man for about 3 years now.

Recently she’s been really annoying as she keeps gossiping about how his wife dresses and how ugly & fat she is.

Which makes me feel really disgusted as she is not in a place to even judge others when she herself is ruining their marriage????

Not to mention, she also always proudly tell my friends and I that she is active with him and also where they do their deeds.

Isn’t that super disgusting? Like who wants to know that. Especially he isn’t fully hers.

She spends almost 24/7 with him (e.g. at work or during off days) but whenever the wife says that she wants to spend more time with her husband she would be so annoyed and complain “She can always see him at home what??? Why so clingy sia? Cannot wait one ah?”

Like bitch??? Says the one who spends almost 24/7 with him. I feel really bad for the wife and can’t even comment further just by thinking how would I feel if my future husband do this to me behind my back??

Netizens comments

If you are truly her close friend, probably you should tactfully speak the truth of how you felt about her relationship with the married man instead of feeling angry and frustrated over what she did.

It’s just like if your friend kept stealing things from a shopping mall, do you stop her or do you just sit around waiting for her to get caught?

‘PONTIANAK’ WAITING AT ROAD SIDE FOR HER LOVER TAXI DRIVER

A video recently emerged on social media showing a ‘Pontianak’ standing at the side of the road near a traffic junction under a traffic sign.

The video was apparently captured at Jurong West St 61 and according to the audio of the man speaking in the video, the time was around 12 midnight when it happened.

Cyclist can be seen in the footage cycling pass the ‘Pontianak’ and not looking at it as if it is invisible and cannot be seen.

All in all, it appears to be someone having fun and playing a prank though.

What is a pontianak

If you do not know what is a Pontianak, we have looked up online for a detailed explanation of what it is for you.

According to medium.com, here are the origins and characteristics of one:

Origin: Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore
Appearance: A beautiful woman with pale skin, long fingernails, red eyes, and dark hair. She wears a white dress smeared with blood.
Nature: Ferocious and bloodthirsty. Her prey is typically men.
Weaknesses: Sharp objects.

“The Pontianak is the ghost of a pregnant woman who died during childbirth, or at the hands of men. She returns from the dead with vengeance, determined to exact revenge and retribution from men.

In order to do so, the Pontianak transforms into a beautiful woman in order to lure her prey. Once the unsuspecting man falls into her trap, she reveals her monstrous form and eviscerates him. Her long fingernails sink in deep to rip out his internal organs. She then eats them up, leaving behind a bloody scene of horror.

During the day, the Pontianak hides in banana trees. She starts her hunt when there is a full moon.

When the Pontianak is near, dogs howl, and you will smell a floral scent. If the environment becomes unusually quiet and dogs whine, she is near. You will then notice a stench of decay and hear cries of infants or feminine laughter.

It is too late by then.”

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Image and Video source: Beh Chia Lor – Singapore Road/Facebook

GIANT 26-27 JAN DEALS ON PRAWNS, ABALONE & MORE

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Giant Singapore is celebrating a countdown of six more days to the Chinese New Year festive season by adding another two day promotion from 26 January to 27 January 2022.

This promotion is an additional promotion from the various promotions which Giant Singapore have already offered to their customers in the spirit of the festive period.

Products offered

A list of products are offered in the current two day promotion from 26-27 January 2022 and they range from prawns, abalone to frozen meat items and also household cleaning products.

Some of the items are even going for as little as 50% and more off their original price.

These products which are in the two day promotion are:

  • Frozen Thawed Abalone
  • Frozen Thawed Vannamei Prawns 20/30
  • Thawed Yellow Croaker
  • Thawed Chinese Pomfret 500 / 700
  • Frozen Iberico Pork Collar/ Belly Sukiyaki Shabu Shabu 200g
  • JIAJIA ROU Pork Collar/ Pork Belly Shabu Shabu 300g
  • Frozen Chicken Shabu Shabu
  • MAGICLEAN Floor Cleaner Assorted 3L
  • SOFTLAN Softener Assorted 2.8L – 3L

Limited products

The products which are stated for offer are while stocks last only and their availability differs from different outlets to outlets.

All pictures which are seen in the promotion image are only for illustration purposes.

The promotion products do not include items which are on clearance and the prices which are shown are accurate at the time of printing by Giant Singapore.

Locate your nearest Giant Singapore outlet

For those intending to soak up in the festive atmosphere by going down to a physical Giant Singapore store to do your shopping, you may locate your nearest Giant Singapore outlet here.

Do remember to adhere to the safe distancing and safe management measures while shopping at the Giant Singapore outlet and stay safe.

For those who prefer to stay home, relax and do your shopping from your personal devices, you may also shop online on Giant Singapore’s online store here.

Image source: Giant Singapore, Google Maps

EX-GF COMES BACK AND OFFERS DEAL TO BE SUGAR BABY

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I am 27(M) and she is 22(F). We dated for three years and recently broke up mid last year but remained as friends. While I still harbour feelings for her, she has already moved on and started dating other guys. It was taking an emotional toll on me just to be friends with her, till I told her we can’t be friends anymore for the time being until I have moved on. She agreed and we stopped all communication.

She suddenly messaged me one day asking if I’m willing to be her sugar daddy. She is a struggling student coming from a broken family. She really does not have much money each month. It barely covers her rent.

I am trying to move on, having this kind of relationship is definitely counter productive. I asked her, “what would you do if I say No?” Her reply was to find someone else. I asked her again, “are you sure you want to exchange S for money?” Her answer was “With my studies, I really can’t work, so my answer is Yes”.

I loved her so much. I even planned to marry her after she graduated. But to be hit with such a surprise is a bit tough and hard to swallow. The girl you loved was willing to sell her body for money.

I really don’t know what to do. To say Yes is stupid. To say No hurts me.

Here are what netizens think:

  • Really sad and disappointing to see young girls resorting to prostitution to earn money. Better to avoid her, you don’t know who’s she’s been with.
  • Whats her number? My friend wants to talk some sense into her
  • I can’t judge her for what she chooses to do as she’s probably in a tight spot but worth considering if she’s been engaged with others for such services.You’ve got a lot more to lose since she’s not into you.
  • Don’t do it bro, I know you probably want to do it to “protect” her and I know you still have feelings for her. But it will crush you, to her sex is a means to an end, to you there are feelings attached. You only stand to lose in this situation.She’s an adult, let her make her decisions and let her bear the consequences. You owe her nothing, time to focus on yourself.

FAIRPRICE 26 JAN ONLY DEALS ON ABALONE, SCALLOPS & MORE

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In the spirit of festivities for the Chinese New Year period, NTUC FairPrice have also come out with deals and promotions on their products for shoppers to stock up for Chinese New Year at a discounted price.

In the latest of their deals, they have come out with a one day only promotion deal today, 26th January 2022.

Products offered

The products which are on offer today ranges from their tasty abalones to sachet drinks like Milo and even Handwash products.

The list of products are:

  • Golden Chef New Zealand Superior Wild Abalone 425g U P. $46.80 (Drained Weight: 150g)
  • EMERALD Canada Scallop 400g U.P. $23.95
  • PASAR Taiwan Premium Ponkan XL 20s U.P. $29.95
  • MILO Ready-To-Drink 4 x (5s +1s FREE) x 200ml U.P. $14.20
  • MILO Ready-To-Drink Twin Pack 4 x (5s + 1s FREE) x 200ml U.P. $26.95
  • NESTLE Omega Plus ActiCol 1.2kg U.P. $29.95
  • ORIENTAL DELIGHT Fo Tiao Qiang 250g U.P. $13.80
  • ROYAL UMBRELLA Thai Horn Mali Rice 10kg + 1kg U.P. $32.80
  • WALCH Speed Foaming Auto Dispenser + Foaming Handwash Refill 350ml U.P. $49.90

Limited products

These products are in stock so grab them while stocks last!

They are available at selected NTUC FairPrice outlets and also FairPrice’s online store.

Do note that the products and variants will vary from store to store depending on which outlet you go to for your shopping.

Products are also limited to six units per product per customer unless it is otherwise stated by FairPrice.

FairPrice also reserves the right to amend the promotion and also the items without any notice and compensation.

If you are to purchase the items online, do note that only selected items are available for online purchase.

Finding your nearest outlet

If you intend to usher into the CNY festive mood by going to an outlet to do your shopping, you may locate your nearest out from here.

Do remember to adhere to all the safe distancing and safe management measures in place and stay safe.

Image source: NTUC FairPrice, Google Maps

2 S’POREANS ARRESTED, 500 CARTONS OF CONTRABAND CIGARETTES SEIZED

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The Singapore Customs put out a media release earlier today saying that they have arrested 2 Singaporean men and seized 500 cartons of duty unpaid cigarettes.

The two men have also been charged in court earlier today with offences relating to about $73,430 of levies being evaded.

Here is the statement

Singapore Customs arrested two male Singaporeans, aged 41 and 60, and seized 500 cartons of duty-unpaid cigarettes.

Case information

Singapore Customs conducted an operation at an industrial building in the vicinity of Eunos Avenue 3 on 23 January 2022.

Officers kept watch of an industrial unit in the building that was suspected to be used for storing duty-unpaid cigarettes.

After two men were seen entering the unit, officers declared office and raided the unit. They found a total of 500 cartons of duty-unpaid cigarettes, packed in canvas bags, stored inside the unit.

The total duty and Goods and Services tax (GST) evaded amounted to $68,320 and $5,110 respectively. The two men were charged in court on 25 January 2022.

Buying, selling, conveying, delivering, storing, keeping, possessing or dealing with duty-unpaid goods are serious offences under the Customs Act and the GST Act. Offenders can be fined up to 40 times the amount of duty and GST evaded and/or jailed for up to six years.

Members of public with information on smuggling activities or evasion of customs duty or GST can call the Singapore Customs hotline on 1800-2330000 or email [email protected] to report these illegal activities.