However, he has since come out with his side of the story, explaining why he did what he did.
He sent an email to Wake Up, Singapore, saying that he was asking why “EM” was disrespecting the SIngapore flag, and that he was called homophobic by him and the people in the comment section.
He said that he took down his video and offered to apologise, but that he wants an apology too.
A netizen shared a story that not only drunk females are vulnerable to the opposite sex but males can be a target as well.
Here is the story:
This happened sometime back and I feel that sometimes is “girl eat guy” not “guy eat girl”.
I was having drinks with a couple of friends at Clark Quay and a friend of mine called me and said that she was bringing a friend over to join us. Shortly after she came over, her friend appeared to be drunk and started blabbering none stop.
We did not know her so we just entertained her, my friend whisper to me and said that she is going through a breakup and that’s why she was already quite tipsy even before she got here.
The drunk girl suddenly pushed my friend who was beside me and said that she wants to sit at his spot. She started to drink and talk with me and it did not take long for her to show what she intended. She started holding my hand below the table and even put my hand on her thigh.
I panicked and did not know what to do, my female friend who was sitting across the table saw what was happening and started to flirt with me. Later on, She told me to accompany her to the toilet. As we were approaching the toilet she pushed me to the wall and started kissing me.
I did not know how to respond, she told me to wait outside the toilet before she went in. After she came out, she said let’s exit via the backdoor and go somewhere else. I asked her what she meant, she showed a frustrated look and said “You don’t understand one lah”.
I knew exactly what she meant but I’m just pretending. By the end of the night, she dragged me along to the taxi stand. I wanted to leave her there and go for supper with my friends, When the taxi arrived, I open the door to let her in but I close the door behind her and walked away. She opened the window and she was so pissed.
Moral of the story: Not all guys are “beasts” and not all girls are “innocent”.
A delivery riders job is never easy, there is rain and shine and sometimes even bad customers. But the worse is getting a fine or told to pay up.
One rider who was delivering food to Ascentia Sky located at 1 Alexandra View was told that he could not park his bike in the condominium and was allegedly told to park at the roadside.
The rider knew felt that he should not break the law by parking on the road and insisted that he should park in the condominium. However, the condominium’s security guard refuses to allow him to park in the condominium.
Here is his story:
Condo guards force delivery riders to park at pavement and roadside outside their condo. It is an offence under LTA so I refuse and park near the edge of the condo not obstructing any traffic to complete my delivery to the same condo.
Image Source: Singapore Uncensored Reader
After I complete the delivery in 5-10min the guard wheel lock my bike and make me pay $214 to release the lock. Called the police but the police say they understand but they can’t do anything because it is private property. So now the condo is above the law and can ask the rider to commit a parking offence?
Visiter to a condo can park at visiter lot but delivery rider have to risk paying lta fine to park at roadside and pathment out the condo?
Bernard Hiew, a Malaysian actor and content creator, had his family’s portrait used without permission by a couple of property agents in their ad that was run on Facebook.
The photo featured Hiew, his wife and their baby.
The caption identified them as “Shi Xian and Cheryl”, who “met” the agents when they were looking for a new home.
Hiew then took to his Instagram to address the ad, clarifying that he is “not Shi Xian” and that “we didn’t buy no HDB”.
Hiew said that the agents were using his family photo and “lied about it”.
The agents then commented on their ad (after netizens pointed out that the photo didn’t match the story) that the story of “Shi Xian and Cheryl” is actually a “true story” and that it wasn’t made up.
The agents later came out and apologised for using Hiew’s family photo, they said that they didn’t have any photos of their client (but they emphasized that the story was “true”) so they took a family portrait off the internet.
IMages source: @bnardhiew on IG and Eugene & Raina – Property Asset Strategists on Facebook
A 48-year-old woman was charged in court for throwing a bucket downstairs and pouring medicine on a white car while sitting on the window ledge of an HDB flat.
The defendant Lin Shu-Ling was charged with two counts, including one crime of impulsive act threatening the safety of others and one crime of public nuisance.
According to the charge, the defendant poured black liquid believed to be a cough potion on the hood of a white car at 11:45 am the day before yesterday in the parking lot at Chai Chee.
She sat on the kitchen window of an eighth-floor unit between about 1:00 PM and 3:50 PM in the afternoon and threw buckets, chopping boards, pillow, shoes, plastic bottles and food downstairs, endangering her and others.
When being questioned yesterday (5th), the police revealed that they had received a car at about 11 o’clock that day, locked themselves in the house, and threw out items from the unit.
Luckily, no one was injured in this incident. She was sentenced to 10 weeks in jail for her behaviour.
The pandemic has affected people worldwide and many are struggling to survive, there are numerous incidents in Malaysia that are considered extreme cases and we can only hope that the dire situation will be over soon.
Single Mom
A mother of six shares a 300-square-foot leased house in Kampung Pulau Kundor, Pengkalan Chepa. She ran out of money and rice and the family have only eaten biscuits and pastries provided by neighbours for 3 days.
She lost her earnings after losing her job as a shop assistant during Covid-19.
Man in Johor with Pregnant Wife & Kids starving
A man in Johor lost his income during the pandemic and He is responsible for a six-month pregnant wife, a nine-year-old daughter, and a one-year-old son.
His savings were depleted and the family has since run out of food.
Man in Penang sold washing machine and fans to survive MCO
A man who used to work as a hawker was not able to operate during the MCO, his earnings were depleted and he had to sell the washing machine and fans in his house to survive.
Not only did the man lose his source of income and his debt also grew. He said that had not paid his rent, motorbike, power, or water bills in four to five months.
White Flag Initiative
Last week, a social media campaign urging individuals in desperate need of help to fly a white flag as an SOS signal gained traction. Anyone who sees a white flag is asked to come forward and give assistance.
Malaysia resident who needed help puts up a white flag outside their residents in a desperate attempt to get help. Many people have since gotten help from neighbours or even members of the Malaysian parliament.
A 23-year-old man is under investigation for threatening violence against the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer (LGBTQ) community on Instagram.
The man threatened to kill LGBTs and start a “riot” and “gang clash” at Pink Dot SG.
He said that he will be “the reason why LGBT will no longer exist in Singapore”
He said:
“I want to whack y’all already I cannot tahan.
I’ll make sure that pink dot not happening. I’ll f**king make sure I’ll send my guys to riot at pink dot.. maybe a gang clash.
