A netizen took to social media to share how her ex’s mother is psycho.
She wrote that her ex’s mother is catholic, and that she told her son that she wishes he will cheat on her when his university education starts because she hates her tattoos and thinks that she is the spawn of satan.
The OP then retorted “what’s more satanic is your son upskirting his sister’s friend while she was asleep on your house sofa”.
Talk about a dysfunctional family…
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Residents have recently complained that the staircase of Block 101 Pasir Ris Street 12 was a “sweet spot” for lovers, and that condoms were littered. Some people even saw naked couples doing their “thing” there as they were caught in the act.
After the embarrassing encounter, the couple, who were in a state of undress, allegedly fled so quickly they barely had the time to cover themselves up.
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A netizen posted online recently that when he was delivering goods at the block, he found that someone had thrown away used tissues and condoms at the staircase.
A resident also stated that he saw a man and a woman cuddling in the stairwell and sometimes even stayed overnight.
“After they left, the stairwell was often filled with rubbish, including paper towels, empty cans and snacks.”
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Another resident who has four children between the ages of 15 and 26 years old, said that she is worried that her children would be influenced by such acts
Another woman stated that when her husband once ran into a couple having sex at the stairwell on the 10th storey two years ago while he was climbing up the stairs for his workout.
After the embarrassing encounter, the couple, who were in a state of undress, allegedly fled so quickly they barely had the time to cover themselves up.
A family in Yishun claims that their neighbour has been allegedly throwing items like used sanitary pads and curry sauce at their windows from upstairs over the past year.
They added that a month ago, the same nighmarish neighbour allegedly threw a rock into one of their windows and smashed it, with the glass shards shattering into the flat.
A police report has since been made and the police are currently investigating the case.
The family’s eldest son was reportedly at home using the computer by the window when a loud sound startled him, and when he went to investigate, he found that a rock has smashed the window and shattered the glass.
Nobody was hurt in the incident.
The neighbour has also been throwing other items such as bread and paper towels, among other things.
On 17 March, the neighbour allegedly struck again; the family’s youngest son was playing guitar by the window when a raw egg was thrown from above and landed on the family’s window sill.
The Sunflower Brand Peanut Powder has been recalled locally after high levels of aflatoxins were found in it.
The SFA instructed manufacturer Yiak Say Hang Food Industries to recalled the products.
The peanut powder was made from a batch of peanut powder sourced from Li Kwong Agencies, which is being investigated by SFA after a recall of their products earlier this week.
People who have bought the Sunflower Brand Peanut Powder are advised not to consume the product and if you have consumed it and have concerns about your health, you should seek medical advice.
The Singapore Police said that e-commerce scams involving electronic gadgets on Carousell have been on the rise, with the scammers producing a fake police report to support their claims that their retail services are verified by the government.
The sellers would then direct victims to conduct transactions through outside platforms instead of the online shopping platforms and communicate through Telegram instead.
They would then instruct the victims to transfer payment to a bank account given by the “seller” before they could proceed with the delivery.
The victims would then realize that they have been scammed after they failed to receive their orders and the seller becoming MIA.
The police reminded the public that government agencies do not endorse commercial entities and that such police reports are fake.
If ever in doubt, pleade do not hesitate to verify the authenticity of police reports by calling the relevant police station.
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Joey Mendoza has apologised for the “confusion caused” so far after claiming he wrote “We Can Achieve” in 1983, a song that was identical to Singapore’s “Count On Me, Singapore”.
Mendoza confirmed that he doesn’t have any evidence that can substantiate his claim, U-turning from his claim the week before when he said that he could produce a video from 1983 of orphanage children singing “We Can Achieve”.
Mendoza has ceded his claims after the MCCY started a correspondence with him and pressed him to substantiate his claims.
He confirmed to MCCY that he has “unconditionally and irrevocably” withdrawn any claims with regard to the lyrics and rune of “We Can Achieve”.
A netizen took to social media to share how she was at the Orchard area when she happened into a couple of Ang Moh teenagers skating.
The two YPs were skateboarding recklessly along the busy roads and when the OP was turning into the lobby of Hilton Hotel, they appeared out of nowhere and almost collided into her.
She wrote that she managed to stop in time, and that one of the teens pointed a middle finger at her as he skateboarded away.
Images source: Ellena Elly via Complaint Singapore Facebook