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Life Of A Singaporean Son

Untitled-5Every father and every son goes through the tough phase in life of being a green man. Mandatory it is. As a home-grown Singaporean i have seen different fellow army boys that goes through the different phase of army life.

Phase 1: Enlist

Saying good byes to loved ones has never been easy. Mothers get worried and fathers laughing. Girlfriend or boyfriend…. bid goodbye for the last time

Father: “You better get marksman and get into OCS or at least specialist course.”

Mother: “Be careful with the guns and jungle, don’t be a hero!”

GF/BF: “i will wait for you(ya right….90% of the time) To those who really waited and get married you have found the Mary Jane of Spiderman.

Friends: “HAHA! your turn!”

Phase 2: Shaving And Getting Ready To See Green Everyday

Training,running, cleaning and live in fear.  But some people are not afraid, there are some who are special, some would say chao geng (escape).

This is the story of a daring and smart guy that use every aspect of army law aka directive to live his life with maximum freedom.

Mr M was a aspiring young men that did not bother to do anything in life and did not put effort into anything till he went to army.

On enlistment, Mr M was 68kgs. Wanna guest his weight after BMT? 78kg!

As Mr M is well verse in medical field he did not have to lift a single finger to do anything. He is always on Attend B or C.

As Mr M is a mischievous by nature fellow he manage to win the hearts of his commanders and fellow company mates although he is a chao geng, He met Mr K a sabotage warrior aka sabo kia, Which made him get into punishments all the time. Somehow Mr M made the whole company laugh at him and did a couple of pranks to him till he had to go the mental institute. After getting rid of Mr K.

Somehow MR M completed the minimum requirements to pass BMT.

Mr M continue his journey to another camp for training. Yet another victim went to mental institute….the story will continue if there is more than 100 likes….

Couples Caught! Sexual Acts At HDB

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Local News – Young couples are getting more and more daring. This two feeling very hot at HDB use mouth to XOXO

Couples should go home do la. Cannot go home do, go hotel la. A playground is literally 10 metres away . They should be considerate about their actions.

We are a civilized country we do not need such actions from naughty couples.

Please note that public sex is a crime and may result in fine and jail term. Many HDB is already installed with new CCTV systems. But, apparently it’s not enough to stop hot blooded teens in getting all excited in public

 

Price Of Current COE

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Local News –

The Rise Of COE after COE low price in feb,this has jack up demand for car buyers

1600CC car +S$2000 compared to feb
1,600cc above or 130bhp =$3000

Larger vehicals +$3000

Commercial vehicle +$3900

Motorcycle +$150

COE prices will plumet further as there is a abundant supply of COE

LATEST COE RESULTS:

CategoryCurrent COE premium ($)Previous COE premium ($)
A – Car (1600cc & below)45,00043,000
B – Car (above 1600cc)47,60446,970
C – Goods vehicle & bus48,89045,001
D – Motorcycle6,5036,353
E – Open48,00245,009

Illegal Immigrants Tries their luck with SG coast guard

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Local News – Thanks to our ever vigilant Police Coast Guard!

At approximately 4am 03/09/15 , Two men, age 25 of unknown nationality was detected by singapore coast guard. The two swimmers tried to swim via senoko area. Both coast guard and land police was deployed to engage the targets.

The crimminals was arrested with no identification or passports with them.

GIRL SAYS SOME OF HER TEACHERS CAN’T STOP LOOKING AT FEMALE STUDENTS CHEST

A girl shared how some of her teacher can’t stop looking at the chests of the female students and she is creeped out by it.

Here is the story:

Some teachers couldn’t stop looking at teenagers chests if their life depended on it
and we can’t wear tank tops because our shoulders are way too revealing for male students?

i’ll put this here as well even tho i really don’t have to explain myself, i follow the dress code ffs

And since a lotta people seem to think that i go to school with my “tofu” out, i’ll add that i only own crew neck shirts.

Netizen comments

  • I remember once when I was a student in JC, I caught the teacher checking out another student’s butt.

We just stared at each other for a sec before he winked at me with a creepy grin. A year after I graduated, he was caught for having explicit child videos on his work computer.

  • As creepy as it is, I think this is because paedophiles actively seek work which brings them into closer proximity to kids. Scary.
  • Teacher at my school was very very creepy to female students and would try to knock pencils off his desk so they could pick it up.

I don’t even think it was like a “oh man look at them bend down” I think he was trying to flirt with them but still it was so creepy seeing an old man try to act like that.

Everyone hated him

MAN SAYS HE GOT “TEMPLE POWER” NO NEED INSURANCE TO PROTECT HIM, HE WAS SO WRONG

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I am always on the lookout for interesting stories and unique perspectives. So, when I heard about a man claiming to have “temple power” and therefore not needing insurance to protect himself, I was intrigued. I immediately reached out to him to hear his story firsthand.

His name is John, a 35-year-old man who prided himself on his strong faith and connection to his religion. He had always been a firm believer in the power of temples and the protection they offered. So, when he was faced with the decision to purchase insurance for himself and his family, he confidently declined, stating that his faith was all the protection he needed.

At first, John’s conviction seemed admirable. In a world where material possessions and money are often seen as the only forms of security, it was refreshing to meet someone who relied solely on his faith. However, as I delved deeper into his story, it became clear that his belief in “temple power” was leading him down a dangerous path.

John’s family was involved in a car accident that left his wife with severe injuries and their car completely totaled. In a state of shock and panic, John rushed to the hospital to be by his wife’s side. It was there that reality hit him hard – his faith was not going to cover the mounting medical bills and the cost of a new car.

As I sat down with John, he shared with me the events that led him to believe in “temple power”. He had always been a devout follower of his religion and had visited numerous temples throughout his life. But it was during a visit to a particularly famous temple that he claims to have felt a strong surge of energy and a sense of protection washing over him.

From that moment on, John was convinced that he was immune to any harm. He stopped purchasing insurance and even advised his friends and family to do the same. In his mind, the power of the temple was enough to keep them safe in all aspects of life.

However, the car accident was a rude awakening for John. He realized that his faith alone was not enough to protect him and his loved ones from the harsh realities of life. The medical bills were piling up, and he was struggling to make ends meet. He even had to borrow money from friends and family to cover the costs.

As I listened to John’s story, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of sadness and disappointment. Here was a man who had put all his faith in something intangible and had paid a heavy price for it. But his story also served as a cautionary tale – a reminder that while faith is a powerful force, it should not be used to replace practical and necessary measures like insurance.

In a world where accidents and unforeseen events can happen at any moment, insurance provides a safety net for individuals and their families. It ensures that they are protected and financially secure in case of any unfortunate incidents. Relying solely on faith and “temple power” is a risky and irresponsible decision.

As for John, he has learned his lesson the hard way. He now understands the importance of insurance and has purchased a policy to cover himself and his family. He admits that his belief in “temple power” was misplaced, and he regrets not taking the necessary precautions earlier.

In conclusion, John’s story serves as a reminder that while faith is a powerful force, it should not be used as a substitute for practical measures like insurance. It is always better to be safe than sorry, and having insurance provides a sense of security and peace of mind that cannot be replaced. So, let us all take John’s experience as a lesson and make responsible decisions for ourselves and our loved ones.