A photo emerged online showing a girl asking to be a part of the River Valley High School attack that saw a Secondary 1 boy being killed by a Secondary 4 boy with an axe.
She asked: “When will I get to experience the river valley sh*t?”
“Like bro, I wanna like bring CODM (Call of Duty Mobile) in real life man.”
“Just let me experience this for once in my life amen.”
Images source: @singapura.viral on IG
Earlier today the Multi-Ministry Task Force announced that all F &B Dine-in will be prohibited from July 22 to August 18.
Lawrence Wong said that these measures will be reviewed again after two weeks. He said “please stay home” to minimise social interactions.
Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong said dining in will not be allowed in this period.
Mr Gan said: “We know that this news is extremely disappointing and frustrating to many, in particular for businesses in sectors such as F&B. These sectors have been very badly hit given the earlier restrictions, and have been working very hard to adapt to the changing regulations.”
The group size will be reduced from five to two and implementing mandatory SafeEntry check-in at hawker centres and wet markets.
Services that require the mask will also be restricted such as facials or saunas
Maximum event size down from 250 pax to 100 pax and there is a need for pre-event testing.
“Unlike the KTV cluster, which had spread first amongst younger population segments, the current wave of infection affects a wider spectrum of the population including many seniors. At the current rate of transmission, it is likely that infection cases will rise sharply, and many people in the community will catch the virus.”
Mr Gan added that this announcement will be “a huge setback” to those who are following to rules to keep the country safe and they are appreciated. Once the vaccination rates are higher and the clusters controlled Singapore will start reopening again.
A video was uploaded by Facebook page Yumi Diary she defends herself as a Vietnamese woman in Singapore following the KTV saga.
She said that she has been here for a few years and set up her beer shop at Hong Lim Market.
She went viral previously for her outfit and has since been called the “braless beer lady” of Hong Lim.
Many Singaporean girls made comments on the way she dresses, however, her loyal chi ko pek fans were quick to defend the way she dresses.
An altercation arose between a Foodpanda rider and the customer over a payment dispute.
The two were arguing and filming each other, with the customer asking: “Why are you recording me?”
The customer was allegedly shouting at the rider, who said that she was recording her to protect herself.
The customer asked the rider to buy some Chinese prayer oil, but she didn’t have enough cash.
The customer then challenged the rider to cancel the order, asking: “WHY? YOU SCARED?”
The rider then said: “I scared what?”
The customer then mocked her by mimicking her: “scared what? scared what?”
Image and video source: Maurice Chua on Facebook
According to the Ministry of Manpower(MOM), working at home is the default setting for those that are possible. However, there are still many companies that think very backwards that working in the office is better.
“With the number of locally transmitted cases on the rise, limiting interactions in public spaces such as workplaces is critical to reducing the risk of COVID-19 transmission. The Ministry would like to remind all employers that work-from-home remains the default today.
This means that employers must allow all employees who are able to work from home to do so. For employees who are unable to work from home due to the nature of their work or when employees are required to return to the workplace on an ad hoc basis for work that cannot be done from home, employers should clearly explain to these employees why they are required to be back at the workplace.
We also encourage employees to clarify their concerns with their employer.Since the start of Phase 2 (Heightened Alert) on 16 May 2021, MOM has received over 3500 pieces of feedback relating to workplace SMM.
Some of this feedback could have been averted if employers had made adjustments to allow their employees to work from home or communicated their operational needs clearly.
Arising from this feedback, our investigations led to enforcement actions against 66 companies for failing to comply with SMM at workplaces.We need everyone’s cooperation to break the chains of transmission and keep Singapore safe and healthy.”
A girl who said that she was not satisfied is in need of high performance men that can make her happy in bed. She stated that the level of enjoyment women receives is unbalnced when compared to men.
Guys are often bewitched by the good figures of the opposite sex because these physical traits of slim body, big busts, long legs and big hip can be really sexually stimulating.
I find this rather sad for us ladies that even if we get turn on by good-looking/muscular men, we can never know about their real sexual performance in bed. So many times.
I got schemed by “how monster they can be under the sheets” and later only turned out to be a couple minutes of brief enjoyment. They love to pull out this “you are too hot” explanation to defend themselves.You see the difference?
However attractive they are, I don’t get to experience the same level of excitement once their tools couldn’t operate anymore. While I get disappointed over such encounters, it’s those dudes who are skinny or less flattering in their looks surprise me the most during the deeds.
Sometimes I even think back and revisit the scenes of our intimate engagements.So please do not judge if you see a couple with mismatching appearance…. especially for guys… they might perform better than your 2/10 wiener!
A video emerged online showing a couple displaying their love and affection for each other.
They were seen kissing vigorously on an escalator.
It was so vigorous that the two ended up falling down the escalator, with the guy turning turtle for a moment.
The two then staggered in pain back up the escalator.
The incident happened in Shanxi, China.
Image and video source: Henny Kwok on Facebook
A PRC man was seen in a TikTok video mocking Singaporeans.
He laughed at a man buying a BMW but having an red coloured Off Peak license plate (meaning the car’s usage hours has a restriction).
He said in Mandarin:
“Singaporeans are so funny, can afford a BMW and a special 888 license plate, but can only afford a red colour plate, only can drive on weekends and public holidays. What a fool!”
Image and video source: Camila Tan on Facebook
Being a beauty queen and getting alot of attention online seems to be one of the popular ways to become an influencer or getting even more followers.
In the journey for Chinese online celebrity Xiao Ran, it ended terribly wrong after a procedure resulted in her getting a flash eating bacteria which ultimately took her life away.
The woman who died, surnamed Dai, was a 33-year-old fashion blogger with around 130,000 followers on Weibo and was known by her nickname Xiao Ran.
She had the operation on May 2 to remove fat from around her waist and belly as well as to enlarge her breasts.
The trauma to her body was so severe that she suffered a post-surgery inflammation response which resulted in multiple organ failures which resulted in a 2-month hospitalisation.
Dai was diagnosed with a skin tissue infection and necrotising fasciitis, a flesh-eating disease that can spread rapidly and is extremely dangerous.
Netizens were saying that she did not really need the liposuction as a figure was already decent.
A photo emerged online showing a masive group of cyclists riding together on the road.
Many were seen not observing safe distancing measures.
They were also seen taking up the entire lane instead of staying at the side.
Images source: Singapore Road Accident Facebook
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