Dear Singapore Uncensored,

There is this loving boyfriend who always board the bus from Tampines bus interchange and will occupy 2 seats by sitting in the middle of the 2 seats. He is saving his seat for his girlfriend who will board the bus 10 stops later.

This man chopes the seats with his ass on the crowded bus for more than 30 minutes each time and whenever other commuters wish to take the seat or ask him to move off, he will reject them and tell them that his friend is coming soon.

This has been going on for at least 2 months and they take the bus at least 3 times every week. They always alight at Downtown MRT station. Look out for this dedicated loving boyfriend.

By Tang

This case involve 50 millions and has drag for seven years.

They hired a lawyer who is also a member of the pap partisan party to fight their cases and end up shaving more than half of their sentence away.

This already cause a out roar already when people heard the verdicts.

To made matters worse they and their church instead of expressing gratitude went on to publicly express disappointment over the sentence and wish for a further lighter sentence.

People have been thrown into jail for far longer for crimes less severe in life. Yet they are serving only 7 months to 3 years plus at most.

Source; ALL SINGAPORE STUFF

Have you ever wondered what leads someone to commit animal abuse?

The ex-girlfriend of the convicted Tampines cat abuser contacted the Cat Welfare Society when she read the news that he was arrested. She agreed to meet with us to tell her story and give insights as to what makes an animal abuser tick.

According to the ex-girlfriend, she had broken up with Fajar because he was physically abusive towards her. She sustained many injuries during her time with him, including a bleeding dent on her forehead once when he threw a mobile phone at her.

A few days ago, I had booked a JustGrab ride at 6:30pm and it was a taxi that had accepted my booking. After the trip had ended and I checked my receipt, I was surprised to find that I had been charged a booking fee of $3.30. This is wrong as there are no booking fees for JustGrab rides even if they are in taxis. Either this taxi driver was unaware of this point or he was out to overcharge me deliberately. The taxi did not pass through any ERP gantries.

When I pressed Book, my request was accepted almost immediately in under 1 minute; I was surprised that a TD had accepted my request so quickly right in the middle of a weekday evening peak hour period when it is fairly easy for taxis to get street hail passengers. The fare of $7 for JustGrab is comparable to the distance fare going by the meter. However the meter fare also has a 25% peak hour surcharge, so the meter fare is more than the JustGrab fare. This TD may have accepted my request thinking that since he could charge a booking fee, he does not ‘lose out’ by accepting a lower fare.

Netizen posted online that he was approach by two PRC businessmen that could not afford to take the taxi. They also claimed that both of them lost the wallets in a previous taxi.

“I was approached last month in Changi Business Park asking for S$30 loan by 2 well dress Chinese look alike businessmen from China.”

“Claiming they lost ALL their money in a taxi and need to travel to JB. Make any sense? No loan given.”

What do you guys think?

Poh Jia Qi, 15, has left her parents’ landed home at Jalan Sikudangan near MacPherson… but it’s not the first time she’s done it.

She has left her home 3 times before this, but this is the first time she has stayed out for more than a night.

According to a police notice, “Jia Qi was last seen wearing a black t-shirt and a pair of black shorts.”

Chinese dailies reported in the days before she went missing, Jia Qi had been at her ex-husband’s place when she had an argument with her father. Soon after, when her father was not at home, she climbed over the wall of her landed property and got into a waiting car that drove off swiftly.

Her mother told Chinese reporters she hoped that Jia Qi’s friends can help persuade her to come home.