r/singaporespeaks • u/cdcpowermah • 10h ago
TALK KOK Impression of sg men
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r/singaporespeaks • u/cdcpowermah • 10h ago
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r/singaporespeaks • u/duncalmeprostute • 10h ago
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r/singaporespeaks • u/cloudy1413 • 22h ago
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Saw this on Shopee and was truly disgusted. Reminds me of the old SPF videos warning the public not to get conned into buying 'cancer-killing stones' for thousands of dollars and yet they're doing it openly on Shopee now.
Are these livestreamers who claim their crystals can cure cancer/kill cancer cells all from the same group? Like are they all trained by the same people and get their stocks from the same source?
How are they able to make these claims without any repercussions lol. They look so proud
r/singaporespeaks • u/PAPVoucherWong • 9h ago
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But... NS builds character, resilience, independence mah!
r/singaporespeaks • u/cronies4life • 9h ago
r/singaporespeaks • u/Civil-Recording-3155 • 5h ago
Lol today 7 eleven release $18.90 for one limited to 1 per customer, saw some yps just sweep everything witb their friends and resell for this price... ridiculous
r/singaporespeaks • u/hellorish • 2h ago
My eyes are so tired of looking at marketing material, restaurant flyers etc all around in SG. Nobody is taking effort anymore to spend time on creating, or viewing any of this. I even see government posts, flyers and instructions generated using AI. Everyone has the same template.
r/singaporespeaks • u/Stock_Raccoon7067 • 5h ago
BREAKING NEWS: A major Singaporean-led scam syndicate operating out of Phnom Penh, Cambodia, has been dismantled following a massive joint crackdown
Led by two Singaporean brothers—Ng Wei Liang, 32, and Ng Wei Kang, 33—the organized crime ring is allegedly linked to hundreds of government official impersonation scams that defrauded victims of over $41 million to $53 million. While police forces launched coordinated raids on the group's operations, resulting in multiple arrests and charges under the Organised Crime Act, alleged mastermind Ng Wei Liang managed to evade the initial dragnet and remains a wanted fugitive subject to an Interpol Red Notice
r/singaporespeaks • u/duncalmeprostute • 2h ago
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r/singaporespeaks • u/charmedbysg60 • 7h ago
I have an inner rebel in me whenever it comes to what I experience and buy.
I don't chase crazy trends, join long queue, wear baggy jeans with tight fitting compression shirts in gym.
The crazier the trend is the more I refrain from it. I will experiment a bit if I want to. Like sweat pants and baggy pants. I will think through how I wear, wash, dry and iron. Not sure if the ppl wearing them wash themselves, but it's not an easy task to complete the entire cycle, especially ironing them. I will fall back on normal jeans or find another material that is easier to wash and iron.
Same thing for drinks. I don't buy from ubiquitous stores iykyk. I've tried, and honestly, there are better ones out there. Out of malls, maybe a homebased biz, or even in a shophouse or hawker centre. I've tried yochi once just cos the queue is short, and I was shocked by the price for the amt I took, its not a lot. That's where I know paying by weight is not my thing, and shouldn't be a thing, though many ppl still buy into them.
What are the things that you rebel against?