Morning Digest, Dec 9

Happily married man with kids wonders if his wife will accept his ‘young & wild’ female colleague for sex, asks, “Any advice from my peeps?”

Singapore — Writing to the NUSWhispers Facebook page on Sunday (Dec 5), the man, who said he was 38, claimed that his 25-year-old colleague had fallen for him and “recently expressed her adoration”.

Though he says he’s married, has two kids, and claims he “still” loves his family and enjoys “great sex” with his wife, he admits that he is tempted to start something with the young woman, and “sometimes can’t help but think with my little head”.

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Police seek help finding girl, 14, last seen on Nov 22

Singapore — The Singapore Police Force (SPF) appealed on Monday evening (Dec 6) for any information the public might have regarding a missing 14-year-old girl.

In a media statement released at 8 pm on Dec 6, the Police said they are seeking help in finding the missing teen, Cai Xin Hui Valerie.

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Netizens dissatisfied with FAS cause they had to sit on the floor and not on empty VIP seats, says “Football now is about making profits, not for the love of the sport anymore”

Singapore — In a recent post (Dec 6) on Reddit, a social community network, netizens expressed their dissatisfaction with the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) with regard to its ticketing system and seating allocation.

Different concerns were raised while expressing their feelings of discontentment in the forum discussion. The main complaints were that they had to sit on the floor and were not allowed to sit on the VIP seats even though it was empty.

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Cyclist crosses road at last second, passing motorcyclist slips & falls

Singapore — A cyclist was caught on camera passing through the pedestrian crossing at the last moment, sparking an unfortunate accident for another road user.

Such was the case when a cyclist tried cutting it close when crossing the street, resulting in a passing motorcyclist slipping and falling.

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Why make Facebook posts of a depraved tyrant?

Sometimes, people make posts on Facebook with unintended consequences. Although the author probably does not mean it, a Facebook post can create negative perceptions.

This is the case with a recent post by Ho Ching on her Facebook on Caligula, an ancient Roman emperor notorious for his sadism, megalomania and sexual perversion.

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