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WIFE FOUND HUSBAND EXCHANGING EXPLICIT PICS WITH OTHER WOMAN

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A netizen shared how she found our her husband has been exchanging intimate and explicit photos with another woman.

Here is the story:

So I basically got access to his phone and he’s been texting this woman and they’ve been sending intimate photos to each other.

His explanation? I never slept with anyone. I’m just chatting. That’s not cheating. (He’s got to be kidding me) we haven’t been getting intimate lately.

We have kind of drifted apart tbh. But we have been trying to fix things and make amends. I didn’t think he would do this. He says he’s trying to keep his mental stability by doing this. He’s always known this would be a hill to die on for me.

We have a 2yo. I feel bad I’d be separating him from his father but I really cannot live with this man after this.

This wasn’t an open marriage and I’ve always made it clear any form of cheating will end this. Should I really do this or am I being unreasonable like he says?

he said he doesn’t want to get separated and he won’t agree to a divorce but he won’t force me to stay either. Just that he doesn’t want me to leave.

We wanted to buy a house together. I’ve been saving up for this and waited for it my entire life.

My whole world seems to be shattering in front of my eyes. This looks like the end of world. I know it’s probably not but it looks like it from where I stand now.

He said all men cheat and that marriages are like this, because they get boring after a point. We’ve been married for 5 years now, if that’s relevant.

YOUNG GUY THINKS THAT PERIODS COME OUT FROM THE BUTT

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There was this guy and I have gone on a few dates with in the past couple of months. He’s nice and so far we’ve only progressed to going on public dates, but about a week ago we finally decided to have a nice date at my place. Since it was going to be at my place I let him know before that I was on my period because I wasn’t sure what expectations he had or where his boundaries were yet, and we agreed to just have a nice takeout dinner and watch a movie.

He comes over and we eat then sit down on the couch to pick a movie when he says that it sucked that I was on my period Then he said how he thought it was so strange that women give birth through the V but have periods from their butts. (This was a completely unpromoted statement from him and I’m still not sure how we got on the topic tbh) I asked him what he meant by that and he said again exactly what he had said before. I kind of smiled, assuming he was very much just joking, and said “oh yeah, so weird” thinking that he was going to start laughing soon to end the joke. He didn’t, and instead started to talk about his first and only girlfriend he’d had in school and how she used to complain about bad “period poops” all the time. At this point, I ask him if he is being serious and he looks a little confused and says he is.

I ask him to explain how he came to that conclusion and he explained that his first experience being around periods was the hs gf and before then he had never received or seen much information. He understood it was something that happened inside the body and that blood came out “somewhere” but assumed it came out of the V until he heard her complaining and realized it actually came out of the butt. It was very unexpected coming from a 22-year-old man. I somehow managed to keep my composure when I told him that periods do in fact come out of the V and not butts.

He looked confused and then a little frustrated and started insisting to me that was wrong and then kept saying “are you sure?” as if I was confused about where it came out of my own body. I explained to him the anatomy a bit and how it worked but he was very adamant.

Eventually, he conceded that most women must have periods like that, but some, hence his ex-gf, have their periods from their butts.

He just could not understand no matter how many times I tried to explain it to him that he had just simply come to the wrong conclusion and misinterpreted his gf’s words. The whole situation became so much that I started to laugh. I was doubled over, clutching my stomach, crying laughing over this whole debacle, and he sat there red-faced, continuing to try and argue with me.

Eventually, he said he was ready to leave and did before we could watch a movie. I felt bad for laughing after he left because I could tell that had been when he decided to leave and he also texted me later that night to say he had done a little bit of research “on his own” and that he was no longer interested in pursuing any sort of relationship because he couldn’t stand to be with someone who laughed at someone for “not understanding”.

How is this about understanding… but good thing I don’t have to tell him that there won’t be a relationship. This is next level dumb.

MAN CLAIMS SON’S FRIEND THREW FLASHLIGHT AT HIS SON INJURING HIS LOWER BACK

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A netizen took to social media to express his displeasure about an incident which happened to his son which he alleged was caused by his son’s friends while they were playing at a playground.

The netizen said that he was about to leave home for work when his son came back and complained about having pains in the lower back area near the kidney region.

When probed further, his son revealed that he was playing with his friends at the playground when they found a little pony flashlight which one of his friend took and threw it at his son despite his son warning them not to throw it at them.

The furious man then said that he went to confront the son’s friend’s parents to claim medical fees and will not hesitate to pursue the matter if this injury causes the son’s health to worsen.

He also said that he has video evidence and warned people not to take advantage of his son or even himself as even though they are small in size, people should not take that as a reason to take advantage of them.

He will not tolerate anything that is caused by others to his sons.

Here is the post

“I was suppose to go back office for my Monday jobs planning but before that my son came back home complaining that he is suffering pain on his lower back which is near his kidney area. I ask him what actually happen while he is out at the playground playing with their kakis and he told me that they actually found a flashlight and his mate actually threw this flashlight upon warning him not to throw at him. I had actually confronted this kid parent on what has actually happen and the medical fee claim which I had video everything on and shall not be lenient on if his health matter get bad.

Take note: Me and my sons may be small in body size but that’s not the main reason that you can always take advantage of us. Whatever advantage taken or hurt that my sons faces shall not be tolerated!”

3,496 NEW CASES ON 23 JAN 22, 1,489 DETECTED VIA ART, ONE DEATH

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The Ministry of Health (MOH) has reported a total of 3,496 new cases on 23 January 2022 with one fatality.

Case details

Of the 3,496 new cases, 3,057 are local with MOH not reporting the number of cases in the foreign worker dormitories.

The remaining 439 are imported cases.

Of the cases today, 1,489 cases are low risk and detected via ART test while 2007 cases are detected via PCR.

The 1,489 ART positive cases consists of 1,480 local and nine imported cases, while the 2007 PCR positive cases consists of 1,577 local and 430 imported cases.

MOH have stopped reporting separately about Omicron variant cases and have included it inside with the total case count.

This is because the bulk of infections now are all Omicron cases.

The confirmed cases are now a total of cases tested via PCR test and GP-Protocol 2 cases.

GP-Protocol 2 cases refers to individuals who are well but test positive, or have been diagnosed to by a doctor to have mild conditions.

Weekly infection growth rate

The weekly infection growth rate is now at 2.75, 0.11 more than what was reported on Saturday when it was at 2.64.

This rate refers to the ratio of community cases of the past week as compared to the week before.

A rate above 1 indicates that weekly cases are on the rise.

Total toll

One fatality reported today brings the death toll in Singapore at 848 and the total number of cases since the start of the pandemic is now at 313,772.

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NTUC FAIRPRICE HAS CHEAT SHEET ON AUSPICIOUS GREETINGS WITH VOICE ASSISTANT

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NTUC FairPrice recently posted on their Facebook page with a ‘cheat sheet’ on what are the auspicious greetings and sayings that are commonly said during the adding of ingredients into ‘Yu Sheng’ for as well as the tossing process during ‘Lo Hei’ in the Chinese New Year period.

The cheat sheet even comes with a voice assistant for those who do not know how to read or get the actual pronunciation for these greetings.

History & Meaning of Yu Sheng

According to Asia Society’s website, this is a brief history of the history of Yu Sheng.

“Yusheng is a customary Lunar New Year dish, traditionally served on the 7th day of Chinese New Year, known locally in Singapore as renri.

Renri means “every man’s birthday” with people becoming a year older on this day.

In the past, yusheng was only eaten on renri, however these days it is normal for a family to eat yusheng numerous times throughout the New Year period and it is usually served at the start of every meal.

At home, or even in restaurants, yusheng is not simply something you eat; behind yusheng lies a ritual that brings together family, colleagues, and friends.

An important part of yusheng is the specific order that the ingredients must be added one by one, each accompanied by a different New Year wish.

For example, salmon is the first to go in, with the server reciting the Chinese idiom “nian-nian-you-yu” which hopes for abundance throughout the year.

The rest of the ingredients are added in order, all having their own wishes highlighting prosperity, good luck and success for the year ahead.

Once all of the ingredients have been prepared, everyone seated around the table will stand up to toss the yusheng using chopsticks, a ritual called “lo hei” (meaning to rise), for the person who tosses yusheng the highest is thought to achieve rising prosperity.

This is why the big plate is necessary for the tossing of yusheng as the food can go everywhere with the ritual being filled with lots of energy; you can also expect people to yell “huat ah!”, meaning prosperity.

Other New Year wishes are shouted loudly during the ritual, and although lo hei can cause disruption to other diners, it is always an extremely happy occasion with everyone participating.

Since Lunar New Year is the only time of the year when we eat yusheng, eating it during any other time would undermine the meaning and atmosphere of this celebratory occasion.

When eating yusheng, the dish takes on the underlying idea of a happy family reunion, a gathering of wealth with colleagues, the ushering in of good luck with friends and the increasing prosperity for all Chinese who celebrate.”

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Voice Assistant of greetings

For those who want to learn about the greetings or even learn it to impress your friends and family for the Lo Hei session this year, you may check out the voice assistant from FairPrice here.

They also have the usual CNY greetings on their website which you can tune in and learn.

Image source: NTUC FairPrice/Facebook, unsplash.com

UNCLES EXCHANGING VULGARITIES WITH EACH OTHER AT HAWKER CENTRE

A video emerged online showing a couple of elderly men creating a ruckus and trying to fight with each other at a hawker centre.

The incident purportedly happened at Tekka Hawker Centre, and involved two elderly men, who were shouting Hokkien vulgarities at each other.

One of the uncles was seen trying to physically attack the other old man but was stopped by an elderly woman, who was desperately trying to de-escalate the situation.

The two uncles were also seen swinging their hands at each other, albeit missing each other, as the confrontation’s commotion filled the air.

Potential penalties

According to Chapter 224 of the Penal Code, anyone who disturbs public peace by fighting in public is guilty of committing an affray.

Upon conviction, offenders could face a jail term of up to one year and/or a fine of up to $5,000.

Anyone who makes any noise in excess that is likely to cause annoyance or inconvenience to others in the vicinity or in any public setting could face fines of up to $1,000.

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YET ANOTHER BUS SEEN BEATING RED LIGHT AT UPPER SERANGOON ROAD

Videos of public buses beating red lights have been making the rounds lately, with a bus driver previously reported to be facing disciplinary action from SBS for beating a red light.

However, it seems that such events have failed to deter other bus drivers from taking the law for granted.

Yet another video has since emerged online showing yet another bus beating the red light at a busy traffic junction.

The incident happened on 21 January at about 7.01pm along Upper Serangoon Road, a bus service number 853 was seen powering past a traffic junction when the lights were red.

Potential penalties

It is an offence to beat a red light in Singapore.

Drivers found guilty of failing to conform to traffic light signals face a composition fine of $400 for light vehicles and $500 for heavy vehicles.

They also face 12 demerit points and if a driver accumulates 24 or more demerit points within 24 months, their license will be suspended.

Other misbehaving bus drivers

ONG YE KUNG URGES PARENTS TO GET THEIR CHILDREN VACCINATED

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Minister for Health, Ong Ye Kung, shared on his Facebook page today urging parents to bring their children for vaccination.

He shares that many parents are still worried about their children receiving the vaccination but also understand the risk of getting infected by the virus and they are now weighing the pros and cons of being vaccinated.

The Minister also shared an image that shows the risks and benefits of vaccination for children in his Facebook post and also included some statistics of the pandemic situation and also the vaccination progress for children 12 and below in Singapore.

Here is what the Minister said

“Many countries are reporting spikes in children admission to hospitals due to COVID-19.

#Vaccination can prevent severe illnesses in children.

I have met parents who are worried about their children getting the jabs. They also understand the risks of infection, and are reweighing the pros and cons.

We have compiled a simple table on the risks and benefits of vaccination, versus infection. Hope it will help parents decide.

As of 21 Jan 2022, 17,699 children aged below 12 years old had been infected with COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic. 2,586 were hospitalised.

So far, more than 140,000 children under 12 years old have gotten their first dose of COVID-19 vaccination. On average, about 6,000 children are vaccinated daily.”

Image source: Ong Ye Kung/Facebook

SCAMMERS SPOOF SINGPOST AND TRIES TO CHEAT NETIZEN

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A Singapore Uncensored reader recently sent us images of how he was targeted for a scam by scammers trying to impersonate SingPost and wants to alert people through us from becoming victims of these scams.

He reveals that he received a message from this particular ‘SingPost’ which informed him that his parcel is on hold due to the shipping address being invalid, and a link was sent to him to ask him to change his shipping details to confirm his delivery.

The scammer also took the effort to add a link to a PDF file of his ‘tax invoice’ inside the message but stupidly named the invoice as INV-0001.

Inside the PDF file, the scammers also tried to make the invoice look as real by asking the netizen to pay $1.75 to be able to receive his parcel by the next working day which according to the netizen would have fooled many unsuspecting victims.

The netizen also clicked on the link to change his shipping address to see what kind of information that the scammers were trying to get hold off and he was immediately let to a page where he had to put in his personal information such as his phone number, shipping address, name on his card, card number, expiry date and the card’s CVC.

Online platform to check on scams

In the event where messages like these are received, it is always good to assess and check out if the messages are real or if they are spoofed by scammers.

The Singapore Government has tools online for people to check if there are any similar modus operandi from the scammers reported before and even have an Anti Scam Helpine.

The Anti Scam Helpline can be reached at 1800-722-6688 from Mondays to Fridays excluding Public Holidays from 9am to 5pm.

You may also go to the Scam Alert website to find out more.

Image source: SG Uncensored Reader

ROBBER KNOCKS ON AH MA’S DOOR, THEN SNATCHES HER GOLD NECKLACE

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A robbery took place in the morning of 20 January at around 11.20am, at a HDB unit at Block 975, Jurong Street 93.

A 69-year-old resident, Mdm Tang, spoke to Lianhe Zaobao and said that she was home with her husband and a male tenant when the doorbell suddenly rang.

She then walked to her front gate to answer the door and when she opened the door, she saw a “fat and tall” man outside.

The man claimed that he was looking for a “David” at her home, to which he replied that there was no such person who lived there.

The man then asked her whether the “David” was living upstairs or downstairs.

Mdm Tang then repeated that he had found the wrong place and the man then put his hand through the iron gate and reached out for her, snatching the gold chain that she was wearing around her neck.

The man then fled the scene and ran down the stairs.

Mdm Tang then hurriedly opened her front gate and took the elevator down to chase the man, but by then the man was already no where to be seen.

She then borrowed a neighbour’s phone to call the police.

The elderly woman described her gold chain as having two gold pendants handing from it, one in the shape of a fish and another in the form of a mini abacus.

However, her male tenant later discovered the gold abacus from the gold chain on the ground outside her door, which was believed to have been dropped when the robber was escaping.