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  1. not bad i like pickles i like the mild spice seasoning tastes like bbq chips would eat again
    6 points
  2. @ManOfTheHour @noobmaster @coffeenut @pigpigoink @CannotTahanLiao @ExTreMisTxxx
    5 points
  3. https://www.instagram.com/p/DZQbCyAnbHN A leaked footage clip titled Indian Simulator just started spreading across X and people are convinced a solo developer is quietly building an entire game around it using AI assisted coding tools with zero official announcement. Nobody knows who exactly is behind it, no studio has been named, and the alleged developer has not come forward once. The internet is completely split, some people find it hilarious and are already asking when it drops, while others are calling it deliberately offensive and questioning why content like this spreads so fast. For now Indian Simulator exists somewhere between a meme and an actual game that nobody can prove it is actually real yet.
    5 points
  4. 5 points
  5. Han xi zeh zeh mmmm @ManOfTheHour
    5 points
  6. 5 points
  7. Missing husband, missing father, missing son and soon to be missing MP. Who will mind getting free money?
    5 points
  8. Very easy to play game. Just follow law put up posting for 14 days pretend interview some locals go through motion. Time up tell mom cannot find leh so please approve my work pass for foreigners.
    4 points
  9. PUB is govt also can kena warned by other govt bodies wow. Thought govt govt all same father all can close one eye leh
    4 points
  10. I am seriously so done with the dating scene in Singapore. Just need to post this here to see if I’m the one losing my mind or if the entitlement out there has reached absolute peak delusion. So, I’ve been talking to this girl from a dating app for about two weeks. Everything seemed quite okay, conversation was flowing, similar interests, same vibe. Yesterday, we were talking about our daily routines, and she asked me how I usually commute to my office in the CBD. I honestly didn’t think twice about it and just said, “Oh, I usually just take the feeder bus to the MRT, or sometimes direct premium bus if I’m feeling lazy. It’s quite fast, takes about 45 minutes.” Tell you, the moment I sent that, the vibe completely shifted. The replies went from paragraphs to one-word answers. Then this morning, I wake up to a giant wall of text. She basically told me that she doesn’t think we are a “good match” because our lifestyles and values are too different. And then she dropped the bomb. She literally wrote that a guy in his late 30s still taking public transport to work is a “huge red flag.” She said it shows a lack of drive, that I’m probably “poor,” and definitely “not up to her class” because she expects her future partner to at least drive or take Grab Premium everywhere. Walao eh, my jaw literally dropped. I was completely stunned. Since when did taking the bus in Singapore become a crime or a sign of poverty? We have literally one of the best public transport systems in the world! My office is right on top of an MRT station. If I buy a car now, with COE prices sitting comfortably in the six figures, I’m easily blowing $2,000 to $3,000 a month just on depreciating metal, petrol, ERP, and ridiculous CBD parking fees. Choosing not to waste money on a car when a bus card costs me a fraction of that is called being financially smart, not being poor! The irony is, I actually have a very solid sesh—good savings, a stable IT career, and I’m actively managing my own investments. But because I choose to take the bus instead of flexing a financed Mercedes that I don’t need, I am suddenly a low-class red flag? It’s this toxic, materialistic mindset that is ruining everything. Everyone wants the finished product, the guy who can high-SES them around town immediately, without looking at actual financial maturity or character. If taking a highly efficient public bus to work makes me “low class,” then fine. I’d rather stay single and keep my bank account intact than date someone whose self-worth is tied to the passenger seat of a car. Rant over. Going to tap my EZ-Link card later with immense pride.MAN TAKE BUS TO WORK, DATE SAID IT’S IS A RED FLAG “POOR MAN, NOT HER CLASS”
    4 points
  11. Stomper Jack had a first date with a woman in Johor Bahru, but she allegedly disappeared halfway through, and so did RM2,800 from his e-wallet. PHOTOS: STOMP A Singaporean man claimed that a first date with a woman in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, ended with her disappearance, an unauthorised RM2,800 (around S$885) e-wallet transfer and a blocked WeChat account. He also ended up lodging a police report in JB. Stomper Jack said he matched with a 29-year-old woman on popular dating application Tinder on April 24. Her profile identified her by the nickname “Sweet sweet”. On May 29, the pair met in person for the first time at Erawan Thai Restaurant in the Mount Austin neighbourhood. According to Jack, the woman — who introduced herself as “Nam” or “Sugar” — told him she worked freelance public relations jobs at a small bar and lived at Akademik Suite, a condominium in the area. During dinner, she allegedly took hold of his unlocked mobile phone for several minutes "under the pretext of browsing vacation destinations and discussing plans for future outings together”. “At that moment, I did not suspect any criminal intention behind her actions,” said Jack, who footed the RM116 (around S$36) dinner bill. The Thai woman claimed to be a freelance public relations executive at a small bar. PHOTOS: STOMP The disappearing act At 12.54am on May 30, the Thai woman suggested heading to a nearby 7-Eleven outlet in Austin Heights to buy drinks and ice before continuing the evening at her residence, said Jack. However, after paying for the items, he realised she had disappeared. “I searched the surrounding area in panic but was unable to locate her,” the Stomper recounted. He also discovered that he had been blocked on WeChat. “At that point, I sensed that I had been deceived and potentially victimised,” Jack said. Growing suspicious, Jack checked his financial accounts and claimed to have found an unauthorised RM2,800 transfer from his Touch ‘n Go eWallet account to an individual surnamed Chiang. He showed Stomp screenshots of the transaction dated May 30 sometime after midnight and a police report lodged at Larkin Police Station at 2.36am. The police report Jack made on May 30. PHOTO: STOMP Restaurant staff allegedly recognised woman Jack said he returned to the restaurant after discovering the transfer. According to him, two restaurant employees recognised the Thai woman and told him they had seen her there previously with different men. “They recognised her as a regular customer, but didn’t inform me because they thought we were a married couple,” said Jack. He claimed the staff told him that they suspected the Thai woman had been involved in similar incidents on about six previous occasions. Jack feels that the revelation “strongly suggests the existence of a repeated criminal pattern targeting unsuspecting individuals through dating applications and social manipulation". That said, it appears that the restaurant staff has taken steps to address the matter. “Next time, she (will be) unable to escape through the back door because it is now sealed with a brick wall,” the Stomper said. Stomp has contacted Larkin Police Station and Erawan Thai Restaurant for comment.
    4 points
  12. Attracted by how appetising a packet of ready-to-eat char kway teow looked at the supermarket, a woman excitedly made a purchase. However, she was disappointed by the difference between her actual meal and its packaging. Stomper El said she bought a set of Kang Kang Noodle Box - Char Kway Teow, which retails for $3.95, from FairPrice at Our Tampines Hub on June 2. “The picture on the packaging looked delicious and it only takes two minutes in the microwave before the food is ready to eat,” El told Stomp. “However, the actual product turned out to be very different from what is shown and quite disappointing.” The Stomper took issue with the char kway teow’s taste, texture and lack of ingredients. She said: “It’s nothing but just plain noodles. I feel that it’s not worth buying even at the $3.90 discounted price that I paid.” Manufacturer clarifies product image on packaging In response to a Stomp query, a spokesperson for Tan Seng Kee (TSK) Foods, which owns the Kang Kang noodle brand, said the product image on packaging is “presented as a serving suggestion”. This is indicated on the pack, noted the spokesperson. According to the spokesperson, this is a common industry practice for ready-to-eat products, where additional ingredients or garnishes may be shown for serving presentation and may not necessarily be included in the package. The char kway teow noodle box in question contains condiments such as fried whitebait, fried shallot and sambal chili, the spokesperson told Stomp. It is also the “first fresh noodle in the market” and offers a convenient way to enjoy a local hawker favourite. “Kang Kang fans appreciate the portability and convenience of our noodle box whenever they travel overseas,” the spokesperson shared. The spokesperson also cited an example where a drumstick can be seen on cup noodle packaging, but there is no drumstick inside. PHOTO COURTESY OF TSK FOODS “As with all food, taste and texture preferences are highly subjective and can vary from person to person,” the spokesperson said. “Consumers seeking greater flexibility in flavour and ingredients may also enjoy our range of fresh noodles, which can be prepared according to their own recipes and preferences.” The spokesperson said TSK Foods appreciates the feedback as it helps the company to better understand consumer expectations and continuously improve its products. “As a local noodle manufacturer with 90 years of heritage, we remain committed to promoting Singapore’s food heritage through innovative products,” added the spokesperson. “We thank the customer for her feedback and will continue to review consumer feedback as part of our ongoing product improvement efforts.”
    4 points
  13. Cai Png Ong jiu shi Cai Png Ong, kg cai png kias will alwiz b kg cai p png kias whhh!
    4 points
  14. Everytime ppl will just say Ivory coast so easy remember
    4 points
  15. her soft armpit meats rooks jhj mmmm
    4 points
  16. 4 points
  17. Be a man. Resign. Have some dignity. Oh wait. They threw that away way back when they sign up with the MIW. Have a by election. We need to hear the WP roar again. Just in time for the new leadership team in WP too. Time for the singh chap to call it a day and go find a day job. He is just a useless wimp.
    4 points
  18. Knn why live telecast got advertisement one? At least the tiko cameras should go roam for chiobu la
    3 points
  19. @Cybertan @ManOfTheHour @CannotTahanLiao
    3 points
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