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https://www.stomp.sg/singapore-seen/woman-hurls-vulgarities-man-during-argument-train-calls-him-stupid-old-dude Woman argues with commuter over her touching his leg, hurls vulgarities and calls him 'stupid old dude' A man and a woman sitting beside each other in the corner seat on the MRT train got into a fierce argument, where the woman did not hold back her language. A Stomper shared a video of the incident on April 25 at 2.37pm, though it is unclear what transpired before the video was taken. But the woman seemed to be angry at the man for accusing her of touching his leg with her foot as well as littering on the MRT platform. In the first clip, she insulted him: "Stupid old f***ing dude. I'm not even touching you. P***y." In the longer clip, while waving her finger at the man, she said: "I don't even touch you." He replied: "I did not see it. I did not see it." The woman continued to scold the man loudly: "So next time you pick up the rubbish in public, so that you don't become a f***ing b***h to the public and somebody else has to pick up after you in public. An adult knows how to pick up after themselves." He rebutted: "Good people don't speak the way you speak." She responded: "Then you don't shout at me for doing this, when I didn't even touch you. "You're the one that threw the rubbish on the platform. OK? So shut the f*** up. So don't make other people pick up your rubbish because all these workers are suffering and jobs are like s***." Defending himself, the man said: "I didn't see it. I didn't see it. You understand? I didn't see it." The two went back and forth until eventually, the woman revealed the supposed reason for their argument. "You just shouted at me for this and I'm not even touching you," she said, pointing to her crossed legs. The man responded: "Most people don't sit this way." She pointed down the carriage and shouted: "Most people don't sit this way? Let me go down the entire f***ing train and see who's crossing your f***ing legs." Getting up from his seat, he said: "Go ahead." She told him: "I'm not going to go. You go." As the man exited the train, the woman clapped and cheered. She said: "Get out of the f***ing train, loser. F***ing rubbish. Never even pick up. You're f***ing balding b***h. Get out." The man reiterated that he "didn't see it." Having the last word, she told him, "You didn't see it? Everybody f***ing saw it. Get the f*** out. You pick up your f***ing rubbish up for yourself. B***h." The video ends with the man leaving the carriage and the woman going on her phone.

TL;DR - A van driver was caught physically abusing a female passenger by grabbing her head back and forth. It seems like they were in a heated argument where the man loses it and trashes her. Controversial topic but agree to disagree: Chivalry is dead (almost, kinda?) Watch this 26-second clip of this vulnerable passenger getting whacked by the driver. What happened? It is apparent that the driver was physically (and highly likely, verbally) abusing his passenger. Judging from how violently he threw her head, it was definitely a very, very heated argument. The defenseless was also seen bending over to a vulnerable state. Poor thing. It seems as though the violence continued on for quite some time. As much as we do not know the context of the situation, I, for one, believe that men should never resort to violence, especially on a susceptible female. And of course, violence in itself does not resolve anything. Online Chatter Unfortunately, not every girl gets to be a passenger princess. Was this man trying to practice his WWE headbutting stunt on her or something? Ok but for real, no matter what, a man should never lay hands on a female. NEVER! Takeaway No matter how good you are at multi-tasking, you should not drive and argue simultaneously as driving requires maximum concentration. Keep the roads safe from your personal matters! ========= 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!

TL;DR - Cam car and BMW gets into a heated argument over trivial dispute and hurls vulgarities at each other incessantly. Want to brush up on your Hokkien? Learn from these two ‘laojiaos’! Watch this 6-minute video to see two men hurling profanities incessantly. Fierce. What happened? The cam-car reported that he was traveling along Yio Chu Kang when the BMW PHV cut into his lane abruptly. He honked at the driver to avoid collision (allegedly), but the BMW driver decided to point a rude gesture at the cam-car driver. Towards the exit of Braddell road, the BMW driver got out of his vehicle, to challenge the cam-car to a fight. Amid the confrontation, both parties started to spout Hokkien vulgarities and 'play mother' by insulting both mothers' v*ginas smelly (a common cuss in Hokkien). Online Chatter: The comments were pretty crude towards the cam-car, with many calling him out for not stepping out of his car even though he kept asking the bimmer to ‘lai lor an zua’ (Hokkien way to provoke a fight). ‘Humji’ level: 9000. Takeaway A little patience goes a long way. If you’re on the road, there’s bound to be road rage. But what is important is that we should always remind ourselves to give and take, pay it forward and exercise more forbearance on the road. ========= 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!

NGL, no one likes it when another driver attempts to squeeze past your parked car for fear of getting damaged. However, it is a whole different story if you "parked" your car like an inconsiderate driver like this elderly woman: What Happened? An elderly lady decided to park her Toyota Yaris Cross aCROSS two lanes at the pickup/drop-off point of Marina Bay Sands. After that, she opens her car door and proceeds to alight from the SUV. Just then, the cam car driver that approached from behind attempted to squeeze past her Toyota SUV and a stationary Lexus. And for some reason, the elderly lady 'explodes' at the cam car by shouting and gesturing at him to stop sternly. She subsequently reached out for her footwear and seemed like she was gonna use it to smack the cam car. But it turns out she bent down to pick up her mask that fell on the ground when she opened her car door LOL. TBH, considering that she parked her car at a pickup/drop-off point and across two lanes, does she need to be so aggressive towards another motorist trying to navigate his way around the inconvenience she caused? Netizens' Comments OOF. Shots fired! She really parked her car + open her car door as if MBS is owned by her. That makes the both of us LOL. ========= 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!

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Home > Breaking News > Courts and Crime > Story Sep 19, 2008 Fined for drink driving By Elena Chong, Courts Correspondent Giuseppe De Vito (seen here), 35, better known as Beppe De Vito, admitted to driving along Stamford and Beach Road junction when his blood alcohol level was 65mcg per 100 ml of breath on Jul 5 last year. -- ST PHOTO: WONG KWAI CHOW THE owner of high-end Italian restaurant il Lido was fined a total of $8,600 and banned from driving for two years on Friday for drink driving, dangerous driving and abusing a police officer. Giuseppe De Vito, 35, better known as Beppe De Vito, admitted to driving along Stamford and Beach Road junction when his blood alcohol level was 65mcg per 100 ml of breath on Jul 5 last year. The legal limit is 35mcg per 100ml. De Vito also pleaded guilty to beating the red lights at that junction as well as the junction of Nicoll Highway with Middle Road at 2.47am. A police officer had trailed De Vito in his Maserati to his home in Katong. De Vito smelt strongly of alcohol and failed a breathalyser test, the court heard. When arrested, he repeatedly abused Senior Staff Sergeant Goh Keng Seng who warned him but he kept uttering the abusive words. De Vito could have been fined up to $5,000 or jailed up to six months for drink driving. The maximum penalty for dangerous driving is a fine of up to $3,000 and/or 12 months, and for using abusive words, $5,000 or 12 months. ------------------

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Happen to be travelling about 70km/h along Bt Timah Rd yesterday. I agree that the distance between each car is not really really sufficient unless your brakes bite well. My front suddenly braked in the middle lane which forced me to do so as well...this bike behind me still dont know how to slow down upon my brake lights so, end up bang on me lor. I came out, my first reaction was to make sure he was fine physically but u know whats his first reaction? - scold me! I just dont understand why these people dont see further and react accordingly... u bang on me and u still scold me???? i havn't started to scold u! I should be claiming u for thiose small scratches on my car! i know my car is hardy and no scratches though... it was a big wooden block that created this problem actually. But please, if u are driving or riding at whatever speed, leave sufficient braking distance...this is one very big problem about s'porean. take care, saying sorry does not not work in some accidents.