Man wins S$6.8 million Toto 4D Jackpot after betting on numbers he got from his nightmare of getting robbed
Talk about turning bad luck around. A pensioner from Perak used the numbers he got from his nightmare about being robbed, entering them in a lotto. He ended up winning S$6.84 million (RM22.8m) ‘Toto 4D Jackpot 1’ earlier this month.
“What a dramatic turn of events,” he is quoted as saying. “I had a bad dream about me getting robbed and it was a nightmare. I decided to bet on the numbers related to the dream – 1592 and 4412 for three consecutive draws.
SG “world traveller” says other S’poreans can only afford to visit JB & Batam, he’s also not accepting S’poreans as FB friends
A man who has travelled to “90 per cent of the world” announced on social media that he had no intention of visiting “Singaporeans’ favourite destinations”, nor would he accept friend requests from them.
Batam, Johor Bahru and Hat Yai – these are the three places that a Facebook user has “absolutely no intention” of visiting, according to his post on Oct 21.
SG man fails to unclog toilet using many DIY methods from Google, calls plumber, fixed in 5 minutes for S$100
For a man in Singapore whose toilet bowl got clogged, paying a professional S$100 for a five-minute job to unclog it was all worth it.
Matthew Zachary Liu took to Facebook to share his experience with a choked toilet, preventing him from flushing anything down and “threatening to overflow instead.”
Naked man “high” on something wandering around @ Golden Mile Complex
A 28-year-old man has been arrested for wandering around Golden Mile Complex fully naked in the wee hours of Saturday (29 Oct).
According to videos circulating on social media, the man lay on the ground without any clothing whatsoever, then got up and walked back and forth. A security guard stood next to the man and made a phone call, possibly to the police.
“Wow just run around a HDB block once in 5 years and get $1m a year” — Netizen says to Josephine Teo’s house visit video
Netizens have responded to a video of Minister for Communications and Information and Second Minister for Home Affairs Josephine Teo running around to meet residents. There were those who praised her, those who urged her to wear proper running shoes, and also a few who took the timing of her presence to be a signal that elections are coming soon.
On Thursday (Oct 27) Ms Teo shared a Facebook post showcasing her recent house visits in Blk 34 Upper Cross Street, which she said has 315 units. “All of us ran and walked to meet as many residents as possible, but were able to cover only half the block,” her post read. “It was tiring but certainly meaningful. We will be back and hope to meet more residents.”