A netizen shared about a resident at punggol placing his/her flower pots dangerously on top of their clothes rack.
The netizen shared how a report was made on 14 July, but until now there has allegedly been no action taken.
It is dangerous because the flower pots are resting on the flimsy looking clothes rack and pose a danger to passers-by walking under it.
Images source: Alzel Pinto on Facebook
A video emerged online showing an uncle demonstrating his herculean strength.
He was seen unloading and loading crate after crate of heavy durians by himself, carrying the heavy cargo on his back.
Naturally, netizens were impressed with his strengths and heaped praises on the uncle.
Impressive, much respect.
Image and video source: @netiizenz on IG
A video emerged online showing the interior of a bathroom stall purportedly from inside an NUS bathroom.
Barriers were seen installed all around the cubicles.
This is seemingly in response to the number of incidents involving peeping toms filming girls in the showers over the years.
Image and video source: @singapore_incidents on IG
A girl took to Instagram to share her hatred for the Chinese people.
She said that she “supports Trump” and that she doesn’t want to stay in “this stupid Chinese country already”.
She added “Chinese all cb”.
She then captioned her post “#ihateallchinese #ACAB = all chinese are bastards”
In yet another Instagram story, she said that if she knew “Singapore will be this xia suey” she would’ve have “immigrated (SIC)” after finishing her PSLE.
Images source: @eimoe on IG via @sg.incidents on IG
The hungry ghost festival has started and many jokes as appeared online.
A photo is circulating on Whatsapp and netizens claimed that a “female ghost” was spotted at a window panel of a building.
It is likely that the photo was taken overseas, This one really scream like ghost, 100% plus chop.
Looks creepy but funny at the same time.
Do you still remember the last time you went to Genting Highlands for a break in the holidays or even on the weekends?
If you had gone there in the past few years, you probably have only seen the new Genting.
A Facebook group has recently shared many images of Good Old Genting Highlands way before the new makeover.
Makes us reminisce a little and think back of the good old childhood days.
Image source: KL 娱乐站 Facebook
A video of an accident has emerged on social media.
The accident involves a car smashing through the road divider and onto oncoming traffic, sending debris from the railing flying everywhere and eventually hitting a taxi from the opposite direction.
It is said to happen along Ang Mo Kio Avenue 5, at about 2047 hrs yesterday (10 Aug 2021).
Image and Video source: ROADS.sg Facebook page
Nowadays wherever I work in the town area I often hear young Singaporeans talk English with American accents. What’s worse is when they talk they give you the impression that their very high class like that. Why must they talk with an American accent English, talking correct Singaporean English is very low class meh?
I have this female friend that always comes talk ang moh accent with me but the grammar super fail. I worked in the USA for years and I still return to Singapore and enjoy my local Hokkien words and mixing multiple languages. I got irritated and I started to intimidate her.
After that, she no longer speaks in an American accent and talks normally. Please la want act atas or act u ang moh pai go Jia sai first la.
Submitted By: Joe Wang
A whatsapp conversation between a mother and her daughter has recently appeared on social media.
In the conversation, the mother first messaged the girl asking her about the timing she would be home and saying that she will prepare dinner for her.
After some time without reply, the mother gets worried and messaged the girl again.
Eventually the girl replied and the mother asked her to be careful and not to let guys takes advantage of her.
However, the girl told her mother instead that she will be the one taking advantage of them instead.
Image source: OverShare SG facebook and unsplash.com
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong recently posted about his favourite Chicken Rice on his Facebook page.
He starts the post by saying that Oxford English Dictionary’s word of the day on our National Day (9 Aug) is Chicken Rice, and says that his favourite order is thigh meat and the spare parts.
He also urges Singaporeans to support our local hawkers as dining-in resumes today and also to remember practicing safe distancing and to return our trays after we are done.
Image source: PMO Alex Qiu and Lee Hsien Loong Facebook page
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