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GIRL’S PASSWORD IS 5PANKM3, ACCIDENTALLY TYPES IT TO COLLEAGUE SHE’S FLIRTING WITH

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A woman shared a story on how she was flirting with a colleague on a chat application while doing her work and had wanted to login to a system but accidentally type the password into her chat with the colleague instead.

Though it might seem like nothing much, but because the woman’s password are initials that make up a kinky word and she was also flirting with the colleague at that moment, everything was just at the wrong place at the wrong time.

Here is the story

“I have a really lovely colleague. We’ll call him Richard. He’s one of the sweetest, funniest, and most intelligent people I’ve ever met (yeah, ok, I do have a crush…).

We usually work in an office but we’ve been working from home for the past couple of weeks we have been working from home. Richard and I have been assigned to the same project so we’re working together pretty closely, video calls daily, becoming quite friendly.

We were chatting today on our internal messenger and subtly flirting. I’d made a comment about him working too hard and I could see the “Richard is typing…” bubble hovering above the input box. I went back to working on my main monitor, leaving the messenger app up on my laptop screen so I could see straight away when he replied.

That’s when it happened. I was running a script on my main screen. The script prompted me to input my password… Richard had just replied, the message flashed and I glanced to my laptop screen. I input the password for my script and pressed enter…. and my password popped up in the chat! I must have accidentally clicked on the window when I looked at my messages!!

That’s not so bad, right? Just explain what happened and reset my password? Well….no. It’s worse.

My password was 5pankm3.

I’m pretty sure my soul left my body at that point and I’m still waiting for it to return. Horror. Where’s the delete button?? WHERE’S THE DELETE BUTTON??? Found it! How do I explain this? What do I say?

“omg, I’m so sorry, please tell me you didn’t see that??”.

Of course he did. Does he think it was a proposition?? “I swear it was an accident. Please don’t tell HR.” A few minutes later, a video call pops up. It’s him. Oh crap.

It’s ok. He’s laughing, I’m blushing. Much embarrassed giggling later and I think we’re ok. He’s not going to report me to HR, he’s sworn to secrecy about the whole situation, and I now have a more appropriate password. I’m still cringing.”

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GUY WALKS INTO ROOM MATE GIVING HIMSELF ‘SELF LOVE’

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A guy shared a story on how he once walked into a room which he shared with his roommate during University days and then saw him giving himself some ‘self love’.

He mentions that he saw his roommate bare from the waist down and feels that he can never see the roommate in the same way again.

Here is the story

“I used to live in a student dormitory back in my studying days.

I was a frequent basketballer and will often play with some of my hall mates who are also quite avid basketballers.

One day, I just finished up some gaming and it was around 11pm, and I was like crap I haven’t had my protein shake, I grab my phone and ran up in just my shorts as all my roommates were out, and make my shake.

As I was making my shake, I heard noises coming from my roommate’s room.

He had told me that he would be out and will not be coming back tonight and hence I decided to check his room out in case someone had came in without any authorisation.

I enter his room, turn the light on and walk over to his bed only to see him in his birthday suit on his bed ‘self loving’ with his headphones on.

He pulls the covers over him, and I’m saying sorry a million times and I ran back out of the room and as I was running out of the room, I could still picture the shock on his face when he saw me come into his room and walked over to his bed.

I don’t think that I can ever talk to him again without remembering the look on his face.

This would definitely stay with me for the longest time.”

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18 SENT TO HOSPITAL AFTER BUS CRASH @ BKE, BUS DRIVER FINED

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Ong Eng Thoo, 66-years-old, pleaded guilty on 21 January to one charge of causing hurt by a negligent act and was fined $5,000, as well as an 18-month driving ban.

Another similar charge was considered during his sentencing.

He had crashed his bus into a lorry after failing to keep a proper lookout and slowing down on time, resulting in 18 passengers sent to the hospital.

What happened?

On 13 October 2019 at about 1.35pm, Ong was driving a bus ferrying about 33 passengers on the way to the temple.

He was driving in the middle of a road on the BKE with 5 lanes, heading towards the PIE.

A fully loaded lorry with gravel was travelling slowly in front and the lorry driver saw Ong’s bus traveling towards him at a fast speed.

The bus eventually crashed into the lorry and in the collision, an 8-year-old boy sitting at the front of the bus was sent flying forward. Another 58-year-old woman also sell sideways and onto the aisle.

A total of 18 of the 33 passengers were conveyed to the hospital as a result of the collision.

The boy had sustained a fractured finger and a cut on his head, while the woman sustained a fracture spine where she faces the possibility of persistent pain.

GUY THOUGHT HE WAS INTERACTING A GIRL ON APP, END UP IS GUY

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A guy shared a story on how he was interacting with a girl one day on zoom after knowing her from a dating app and found out that the girl was in fact, actually a guy using a girl’s profile on the dating app.

He was initially having a good time before finding out about the guy identity of the girl but quickly felt sick and shut the laptop after his discovery.

Here is the story

“So recently I’ve started to get myself on dating apps a couple of nights a week where you I will talk to strangers that I have just matched with and get them to talk to me or meet me on video, using zoom.

I pay for the subscription so I match with women and get a lot of them, and most of the women that I met are in the app looking for pleasure instead of commitment which is what I am also looking for.

Well tonight every single one of them did not match with me I had no idea why but I was getting very frustrated and impatient… So when I subsequently matched with a girl and heard her sweet voice on zoom after she started talking to me, I got very excited and eager to do whatever we were in the app for.

Her camera was off because she said she had no make up on as she just got out of the shower but she would talk ‘dirty’ to me to keep my mood up so I agreed and carried on with fun

I was having a good time and she sounded so sweet and seductive and she was also making sounds which sounded like she was loving what I was doing with her.

Just as I told her that I could not take it anymore and was about to ‘fire’, the camera flicked on and it was a guy staring back at me while ‘helping out’ himself

We locked eyes while I was ‘finishing off’ and I slammed the laptop shut immediately.

Now I feel nothing but shame and have learned an important lesson about making sure the person is who they say they are and will be far more careful in the future.”

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COMPANY ALLEGEDLY MADE MORE THAN 430K UNLICENSED FACE MASKS, CHARGED

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A company that produces medical disposables, Firest N-Lab, was charged on 20 January for allegedly making more than 430,000 surgical masks without a valid manufacturer’s license.

The company allegedly manufactured the three-play surgical masks labelled “N-Lab’ between October and April 2021.

Under the Health Products Act, masks are categorised as Class A medical devices which requires a license.

First N-Lab is expected to plead guilty in court at the next case hearing next month.

Medical devices

According to the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) medical devices are defined as having a “physical or mechanical effect on the body, and are used to diagnose, alleviate or treat medical conditions.”

They are classified under fours categories of risk classes, from A to D, with D being the highest risk class.

For example, low-risk items such as bandages and surgical masks are categorised under class A while high-risk items such as pacemakers and heart stents are categorised under class D.

MASSIVE GOD OF FORTUNE STATUE SEEN IN PRIVATE HOUSE IN SPORE

A Tiktoker recently uploaded a video of a gigantic God of Fortune statue who is also plated in Gold being erected at a private house’s balcony.

The Tiktoker was driving pass the house when he recorded the video and according to netizens, the house seems to be located at Jalan Bumbong which is in Kranji.

The video lasted for about 20 seconds and at the time of posting, it has already garnered 28,100 likes and about 473 comments.

The Tiktoker wrote in the video:

“This house sure huat big big this year”

Comments from netizens

Netizens who were on Tiktok who commented on the video said:

  • Cai Shen Ye also work from home.
  • Someone bought one from taobao thinking that it can fit but when it came it was massive.
  • Is this a house or temple?
  • Oh now we all know where Cai Shen stays
  • Whats the 6 + 1 Toto numbers tonight?
  • Can give me 23 numbers for tomorrow’s 4D?

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BREAKING: FIRST OMICRON CASE DEATH REPORTED IN SINGAPORE

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A 92 year old woman was just reported as the first Omicron variant death in Singapore, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) today (22 Jan).

The woman had caught the virus from her family member, was unvaccinated without any medical history.

The woman passed away on 20 Jan, just ten days after catching the virus.

Doctors investigated her death and then concluded that it was related to the Omicron variant of the virus.

MOH extended their condolences to the family of the 92 year old woman and said that healthcare workers will continue to do their best to care for all the patients.

Statement

To her family and loved ones, please accept our deepest condolences. The Ministry of Health and our healthcare workers will continue to do whatever we can to care for all our patients” 

The report of the death comes after Singapore recorded a total of 3,155 cases yesterday, which consists of 2,794 local infections and 361 imported infections.

There was a surge in the number of cases as the daily report now includes Protocol 2 cases in it.

Protocol 2 cases refers to patients who are infected but well, or have been diagnosed to have the virus by a doctor and only have mild conditions.

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ONG YE KUNG – NOW NOT THE TIME TO REMOVE VAX DIFFERENTIATED MEASURES

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Minister of health and co-chair of the Multi Ministry Taskforce (MTF) Ong Ye Kung, said during a press conference on 21 January that “now is not the right time to take a gamble to remove VDS (Vaccination-Differentiated Safe Management Measures).

He said that about 120,000 adults above the age of 20 are unvaccinated in Singapore, with most of them being unvaccinated by choice and very few due to being ineligible medically.

He explained that the VDS remains necessary because this pool of unvaccinated people can put a strain on the healthcare system due to them having a higher risk of getting severely sick.

Ong said:

“Even if say, a quarter of the 5,800 ICU cases occur over a duration of four to eight weeks, it will be a significant load on our healthcare system.

A significant load enough to displace many patients — suffering from acute complications of cancer or severe chronic diseases — who may need urgent medical care.

Enough load to consume a lot of costly Covid-19 therapeutics.

Enough to degrade the overall quality of care of the healthcare system, which will ultimately affect everyone, especially non-Covid patients who are critically ill.”

Two thirds of ICU beds occupied by non-fully vaxxed

Ong said that throughout the pandemic, about two-thirds of Singapore’s ICU beds were occupied by persons who were not fully vaccinated and that it is very like to turn out the same way for the Omicron variant.

He added: “Specifically, the chances of unvaccinated individuals falling severely ill or dying are, for those in their 60s, 7.2%; for those in the 70s, 14%; for those 80 and above, 24%.”

Cannot gamble on Singaporeans’ health

Ong said that based on the set of data, it is incorrect to say that that load on the healthcare system caused by the non-vaccinated will not be significant and that VDS is necessary.

He explained that the government’s response must be scientifically backed up and although the Omicron variant appears less severe than Delta, “not is not the right time to take a gamble to remove VDS, we cannot gamble on the health of Singaporeans.”

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TWO 11 Y.O BOYS FOUND DEAD AT PLAYGROUND, GURKHA OFFICERS AT THE SCENE

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The bodies of two 11-year-old boys were found dead at a playground in Upper Bukit Timah yesterday evening (21 January).

The bodies were found at the playground in Greenridge Crescent in Toh Yi, Upper Bukit Timah.

The Singapore Police Force said in a statement earlier today that they received a call for help yesterday at about 6.25pm by the deceased’s father at the Greenridge Crescent playground.

The father’s two 11-year-old twin sons were seen lying motionless near the playground and a paramedic pronounced the boys dead at the scene.

Gurkha officers at the scene combing the forest

According to The Straits Times, officers from the police’s Gurkha Contingent were seen at the scene and combing the forests behind the scene, as well as the canal that runs through the playground.

A resident who was speaking to ST said that they saw police and SCDF vehicles along the street last night at 6.45pm, as well as officers loading two bodies onto a vehicle.

They added that there was a large and deep canal that runs through the playground, as well as a forest behind which is quiet.

At the time of writing, police investigations are ongoing into the case of “unnatural death” of the two boys.

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100 SUSPECTED DRUG OFFENDERS ARRESTED, MORE THAN 8KG OF DRUGS SEIZED

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The Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) released a statement on Facebook yesterday about the arrest of 100 suspected drug offenders.

Over 8kg of controlled drugs were seized in the islandwide enforcement operation that was conducted from 17 to 21 January.

Here is the statement

In a recent island-wide operation, CNB officers seized a large quantity of drugs, including about 5,640g of heroin, 1,744g of ‘Ice’, 1,308g of cannabis, 5g of New Psychoactive Substances (NPS), 24 LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide) stamps, more than 3,000 ‘Ecstasy’ tablets, 654 Erimin-5 tablets, and three bottles of methadone.

100 suspected drug offenders were also arrested.

Deputy Director of CNB, AC Leon Chan said:

“CNB officers will continue to keep a close watch on the ground for drug activities and continue with our robust enforcement to deter drug traffickers and take them off our streets.

Our laws are tough and well known. Anyone who chooses to harm others by selling and trafficking drugs know the serious consequences that their actions will bring.”

The total amount of drugs seized in the operation is sufficient to feed 2,690 heroin abusers, 1,000 ‘Ice’ abusers and 190 cannabis abusers for a week. Investigations into the drug activities of all arrested suspects are ongoing.