This car sibei suay, park near the grass then end up get bbq by 7th-month prayer incense.

But nevermind la this car high ses one. Repair 10 more times also no problem.

What do you guys think?

I was at Dhoby Ghaut mrt at around 7pm on a Friday and it was very very crowded. All the passengers were waiting to go up the escalator. This woman pushing a baby pram seemed very annoyed and used her pram to knock into everyone to cut queue up the escalator. I was one of the unlucky ones.

She knocked very hard onto my foot and caused the skin on my leg to come off. I turned around and looked at her angrily but she gave a smirk and acted like it’s nothing and did not apologise. After knocking onto me, she deliberately knocked onto another man and did not apologise too.

Welcome to DBS! All your jobs are belongs to us!

Now stop harboring seditious criminal Avijit Das Patnaik of Singapore’s Consumer Banking Operations team.

I’m boycotting your bank, closing my accounts and cutting my Mastercard.

Source: Darren Yong

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My cousin was smoking in front of Goldenmile Complex with one leg inside the yellow box and one leg outside the yellow box.

The NEA Officer die die fined him for $200!!!

Because the NEA officer told him that the other leg that was outside yellow box was under shelter.

Related news below:

http://157.245.156.92/nea-officers-smoking-in-shelter-why-no-fine-themselves/

When we smoke within the so called 5metre radius at shopping centre, you NEA OFFICER catch and fine people, tell us that we got to be 5metre away under the shelter,

so you guys yourself can just smoke right under the shelter and don’t need to follow the rules and regulations just because you are the so called NEA OFFICER????

What do you guys think?

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Netizen witness a black figure consuming candles meant for the 7th month Ghost festival.

It’s good that there is one black creature eating with another brother playing over the tree. Just like when I saw the body of sister limah she was screaming ” oh my God! I’m speechless! Omg!”

Location: Bedok res

Full photo below

A local Singaporean netizen has submitted a story regarding his unfortunate loss of confidence and trust in the govt.

The Story

A few years ago, Mr Lim and his wife bought a 5 room flat in Bedok area a new BTO which cost him around $480,000. Mr Lim was young and was offered a young couple scheme only 5% deposit is required(regular is 10%). He took up a grant of $30,000 from the HDB scheme and was able to purchase the flat by topping up with his current CPF account which wipe his CPF ordinary account to zero.

No Installment

Sadly, he divorced even before he was able to get the flat. HDB’s verdict was that his $30,000+ deposit has been forfeited and HDB is wanted Mr Lim to pay back a separate amount of $30,000(GRANT MONEY) in CASH. Mr Lim wanted to get an instalment to repay HDB.

HDB’s respond is they do not allow installment and he have to pay the $20,000 in full cash!

WHO THE HELL HAVE THIS KIND OF MONEY?!

WTF? Mr Lim has already lost $30,000 over in grants and personal CPF savings and now he has to pay back the grant in full cash. This is extremely unfair! The HDB did not lose anything as he already paid and the amount has been forfeited. So now HDB is earning an extra $30,000 from Mr Lim.

No one can help him not even the MP

Mr Lim was furious and went down to Toa Payoh HDB board and ask if the amount can be waived. Sadly HDB said no. Mr Lim had no choice but to visit the MP at that time it was Khaw Boon Wan for Sembawang area. He did not get a chance to see Mr KHaw. Another attendant wrote down Mr Lim’s story and said that he will try his best to get the HDB to waive the amount.

After waiting for a month HDB send a letter to Mr Lim’s home “sorry HDB is unable to waive the amount…” and expect the $30,000 to be paid in full cash or HDB will start collecting interest. Mr Lim only can suck thumb.

In Mr Lim’s case, he will not be able to buy HDB in the future till he pays up the $20,000. Example, if Mr Lim only earns $2000 a month. Monthly CPF will be $720. He thinks that in the future he can save up his CPF account and pay up the debt. Guess what? HE CAN’T PAY THE DEBT USING HIS CPF. ONLY IN CASH AND FULL AMOUNT NO INSTALLMENT.

Mr Lim ” F HDB KN*, you give me 30k, take back 40k from me.”

Mr Lim will have to save up the amount to return CPF that was deposited into his account and deducted to pay for the house, which the amount has been forfeited, even if he is able to save up $1000 a month it will take about 2 years.

Meaning for at least 2 years he will be working for nothing.

CPF problems

In this situation, Mr Lim cant use his CPF to resolve his problem. CPF getting lock up till retirement is a problem. I see no wrong in Mr Lim using his CPF money to pay a CPF related debt. But we can’t touch or use it, the CPF account is ours yet not ours. Technically, THE MONEY CANNOT SOLVE HOUSING ISSUE. CPF money is a govt scheme for Singaporeans to enjoy affordable homes. But what can Mr Lim do? He can’t pay his debt? = can’t buy flat from HDB. The money in CPF can’t use. Meaning CPF ordinary account will be entirely useless for Mr Lim.

Verdict

Don’t use the HDB housing grant unless you’re sure you will live happily ever after with your spouse. But in life, there is nothing that is “sure” and “100%”. You have been warned! Nothing is free in Singapore! Remb PayAndPay.

Midnight Concealment

On 23 Aug 2018, close to midnight, ICA officers noticed a visibly nervous 36-year old lone male Malaysian driver arriving at Tuas checkpoint. Sensing something amiss, officers conducted further checks and detected 176 cartons and 918 packets of duty-unpaid cigarettes hidden in various parts of the car. The case was referred to Singapore Customs for further investigations.

This method of concealment is a cause for concern as similar methods may be used by people with ill intent to smuggle security items into Singapore.