A girl shared a story about how the proposal she received from her boyfriend was a disastrous one. She expected the man to say some romantic things and brings out the ring, but she was disappointed in a split second.

Here is the story:

My boyfriend bought me a nice dinner and we walked along Esplanade and enjoy the wind. Moments later, he puts a blindfold on me and said that he has a surprise. Deep down I was so excited and knew what was coming.

He told me to turn around and remove the blindfold, I saw him down on one knee holding an opened ring box and I almost cried, the next second he said: “Will you BTO me?”

WTFFFF, How was I suppose to respond people jogging in the area stop and started to clap for me as they cant hear how my boyfriend proposed to me. I am a good girlfriend I know that I need to protect the face of my boyfriend and I said Yes. He was so happy while putting the ring on me.

We took a couple of photos by the bay before leaving the area. While in his car, I took off the ring and returned it to him. He started to panic and asked me why. I kept quiet and got angrier as he needed to ask me “Why?”.

On the drive back we did not speak another word till we reached my home. Before I leave his vehicle, I said: “Will you take a spoon?”. He was confused and asked me “what spoon?”. I said well if you’re going to eat then you need a spoon. He got more confused, then I asked him: “You ask me to BTO or to marry you?”

He said to marry, of course, he suddenly understood my spoon question. He apologizes and said that he will do better again. I told him not anytime soon the mood is really ruined.

He said that he will do a spectacular one the next time. I told him, better not to tell me this as you already have raised my expectation to a higher level after realizing your mistake.

He kept quiet for a moment and started to look stress. I said bye to him and went to take the lift.

Hi people, I would like to create awareness and also hopefully find some footage of the car plate number of the Ninja Van that beat the red light at Sengkang East Way on 4 Sept 2021 at 4.20 pm.

The traffic light is near Compass One Starbucks. The van was so close to knocking me down. TP IO called and mentioned that it is tough as I did not see the car plate number and the traffic junction did not have a camera. Thank you very much.

According to a court hearing, a man who is infamous for multiple crimes turn up to court on Monday (Sept 6) and he was jailed for 17 months.

33-year-old Mohammed Faisal Seeni Syed headbutted a police officer and used a racial epithet at another after they responded to a report about a ruckus he was causing after he got drunk.

In another incident, the accused threatened his father with a knife while drunk and stole a gold necklace and money from his wife.

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The court heard that the incident happened back in 2018 when the authorities were contacted about a man behaving rowdily in public and he was shirtless.

When the Police officers arrived on the scene they tried to calm Faisal down but he responded to the officer’s saying “Melayu Babi”. He then tried to run away, but the officers managed to catch up but the man head-butted the officer in his face before he was arrested.

In an operation conducted at an industrial facility in Woodlands Industrial Park on September 2, 2021, Singapore Customs detained a Malaysian lady, a Malaysian man, and three Singaporean males, ranging in age from 21 to 54, and confiscated more than 6,000 cartons of duty-unpaid cigarettes.

At the loading/unloading bay of the industrial building, Singapore Customs officials witnessed boxes being moved into a Singapore-registered box truck.

Officers stepped in to inspect the cartons, suspecting they contained duty-unpaid cigarettes.

The vehicle contained 1,120 boxes of duty-free cigarettes. A Malaysian lady and three locals were detained.

Following the arrests, a neighbouring Singapore-registered box truck was searched, A total of 4,928 cartons of duty-free cigarettes were found.

The driver of a Malaysia-registered lorry accused of delivering duty-unpaid cigarettes to the industrial facility is the sixth individual detained in the operation. When he attempted to exit Singapore, he was stopped at the Tuas Checkpoint.
The two Singapore-registered box trucks and the Malaysian-registered lorry were confiscated, together with a total of 6,048 boxes of duty-unpaid cigarettes. The avoided duty and GST (Goods and Services Tax) were $516,490 and $41,430, respectively.