A video was recently uploaded on the Facebook page sgdirtyfella which shows a maid making fun of an elderly man who is presumably the father of her employer.
She is seen laughing and dancing while the elderly man is sitting at the side. She then proceeded to upload the video on her Tiktok page.
Source: sgdirtyfella
Ran Weidong, the boss of Kang Foot Wellness, a foot massage shop at JCube, has been accused of outrage of modesty, in an incident that took place on 3 March 2019.
The victim was a 23-year-old paralegal (she cannot be named due to a court order) who went to his shop for a foot massage, when he asked her to change out of her jeans into a pair of shorts provided by the massage parlour.
He then personally massaged her.
The victim claimed that Ran told her that her foot pain was caused by a problem in her waist.
He then asked her to lie on her stomach, on a bed, so that he could massage her waist.
During which, the victim claimed that Ran rolled up her shorts and exposed her buttocks, putting his fingers inside her panties.
She claimed that she was in shock and didn’t know how to react, only managing to fidget around.
She alleged that Ran then rolled down the top of her shorts and rubbed her buttocks.
The entirety of the massage lasted an hour even though the victim claimed that she paid for a 40-minute session.
The victim then made a police report the next day with the help of a friend, and she refused Ran’s offer of compensation to settle the matter privately.
At the time of writing, the case is still under trial.
Image source: Ran Weidong Facebook
A video surfaced online showing a car suddenly changing lanes without signalling, causing a motorcyle to crash and sent the rider skidding away.
The car in question, a black SUV, abruptly changed his lane without signalling, for unknown reasons, this caught the motorcyclist off guard and in a bid to avoid colliding with the car, he swerved his motorcycle but as it was raining at the time (the roads were slippery), he unfortunately skidded.
The incident purportedly happened along the KPE on 9 February 2021, at about 6.20pm.
Image and video source: SG Road Vigilante – SGRV
Facebook user Spencer Ng shared a photo of what apears to be a screen capture of a man taken from a CCTV footage.
Ng shared that the man allegedly stole his wallet and that he has the footage of him stealing it and leaving the premises.
A police report has been made and investigations are currently ongoing.
Anyone with information about this person is encouraged to come forward with the information.
Images source: Spencer Ng Facebook
A photo surfaced online showing a pavement being blocked by a row of bollards ( A bollard is a sturdy, short, vertical post).
What’s baffling is the pathway already had a row of bollards but they went ahead and built another row of bollards right in front of the existing row of bollards.
Comments by netizens were largely negative, with many criticising and questioning the need for such a needless construction.
Some lamented that the bollards are obstructing the path and ease of access for people who are wheelchair bound.
Images source: SG Road Vigilante – SGRV Facebook
“Anybody want sugar daddy?”
“I have a boyfriend leh, but okay lah don’t tell him.”
“This one lah bodoh!”
Photos of a creatively named sugarcane drink stall surfaced on social media, with their tagline:
pleasuring you with sugarcane.
And a photo of what is allegedly their poster advertising a lychee puree drink for Valentine’s Day was shared on Facebook.
I gotta say, two thumbs up to them for this attention grabbing campaign, well done!
Images source: Greg’s Big Eats Facebook and Kelwin Koh Facebook
Images of an inauspiciously designed packet of angpaos distributed by the Port of Singapore Authority surfaced on social media, with many netizens criticizing the design for its ignorance.
The fishes displayed on the red packet could be salted fish, which if you’re asking someone to eat salted fish during Chinese New Year, you’re essentially wishing poverty upon them for the rest of the year.
Some say the the fishes on the angpao are dead fishes, which is much worse than salted fish so let’s give the designer of the red packet a break.
But someone’s gonna be in big trouble after the public holidays, LOL.
Images source: All Singapore Stuff Facebook
A video of a van being engulfed in a fiery blaze made its rounds on social media.
Firefighters from the SCDF could be seen trying to put out the fire as the van’s horn kept going off due to the damage cause by the fire.
The incident purportedly happened at an open carpark located at Boon Keng.
A video surfaced on social media showing a man who was allegedly not wearing a mask, lying on the ground for reasons unbeknownst to us.
Security personnel could be seen speaking to him to get him to get up but to no avail, he just continued lying on the ground and waved them away.
It is unclear where the incident happened or who the guy was.
Image and video source: @sgfollowsall on IG
What happens when you hit the age where you can finally withdraw your CPF but you’re still single?
According to a Facebook user, you can still queue up behind your nieces and nephews (or grand-nieces and grand-nephews) to collect angpao.
Local comedian Henry Thia has been known to be single (purportedly, I did a 5 second Google search) for a long time, and now that he is at the age of 68, at least he can find solace in the fact that he can collect angpao. (Sorry for the laughs, Hui Ge)
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