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TL;DR – A couple in a Honda Vezel has been caught on video necking and kissing while driving on the road. Couples need to do what couples need to do. I certainly have no issue with couples kissing or showing public displays of affection out in the open. But, if it poses as a potential road hazard and endangers other people, that’s where lines should be drawn. Watch the 39-second video here: I thought it was something else Initially, I thought the silhouette on the left was a dog. LOL It looked like a Shit Tzu or something Image: Wikipedia But, upon closer inspection, turns out, it was a woman! Remember what a certain someone said? Remember that one minister who said “You need a very small space to have s#$”? Image: Wikipedia But this couple taking it way too far. I mean, who does that? Kena accident how? Imagine what would you have to write on your accident report. Online Chatter Wah! That would be messed up. 15-minutes also cannot wait. Why everyone assumes that the girl is not his wife or partner? ========= Be the first to get the latest road/ COE news, and get first dibs on exclusive promos and giveaways in our Telegram SGCM Community. Join us today!

If you don't like road cyclists, your blood confirm boil after this. According to SG Road Vigilante, these young cyclists caused a big hoo-hah in the middle of cross street road. From their body language, seems like they were buaysong (read: unhappy) with the Comfort Delgro Taxi. This took place on 14th January 8:21PM. While we don't know what happened, these cyclists had the audacity to gang up and trash it out on the roads. Some people really never die before, literally. 😑 Naturally, many Facebook users were enraged with the cyclists' behaviour: What's worse than YPs? YPs on bicycles picking fights on roads, obviously.

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