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The supposedly most ignorant places in the world have been named based on a survey of people's knowledge about their own country. The 2016 Index of Ignorance, produced by Ipsos MORI, includes information from 27,250 interviews of people aged 16 to 64 carried out between September and November 2016. Read more: http://goodyfeed.com/sporeans-ranked-one-ignorant-people-world/ Read even more: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/world-most-ignorant-countries-index-ipsos-mori-poll-survey-a7481196.html?cmpid=facebook-post

Just now drove the car slightly without realising my back passenger door is still opened. As a result, the door got slightly hit by the pillar next to it. Luckily no paint damage but now there is a 6cm vertical dent on the door. Not really deep but enough to see it when you look at an angle of reflection. My car is silver metallic colour by the way. Of cos I am Sim Tia... but what to do right. Only option is to pray that the Paint Removal service can massage back this type of dent to near 95%. I don't expect 100% cos don't think that is achievable. Do you all think PDR can save this? Heard Capitol has this service? please advise. Thank you.

Lawyer Suspended: He charged S$50 for each cab ride By Zul Othman, TODAY | Posted: 05 August 2008 0951 hrs SINGAPORE - As a lawyer, his services did not come cheap. In fact, Mr Low Yong Sen charged $50 for each cab ride he took. But when one of his clients was billed $27,990 for conveyancing services, including $350 in

Never really posted a complaint before but i guess i need to get this out. So i was on duty today and there happened to be a casualty during one of the training. This guy was semi-conscious after completing his fast march (12km). The medic on cover assessed him and the guy was suffering from heat exhaustion. After treating him in the resuscitation room with the MO and myself he was sent to CGH due to his deteriorating condition (high BP, altered state of mental health, pale complexion etc.) The irritating part is that there was reservist training for Nsmen during that time and they were all leaving the camp. Knowing that the land rover ambulance was moving out (mind you with sirens and spotlight) the cars just refused to give way for the ambulance to exit the guard house. Why? A person's life in green uniform is not as valuable as a civillian? Never mind, 3 mins wasted just trying to leave the camp. The motorists on the road weren't any better. All refuse to give way eventually doing so when my driver horned them. I'm just wondering, although some may feel that SAF is a "wayang" job but wehn lives are at stake i believe in doing it right. I'm like all other NSF (just serve and fcuk off) but i hate to see a persons life just slip away at the palm of my hands thanks to ignorant motorists. At then end of the day that person is still in hospital, and no news yet as of this hour. Don't worry if anything happens to him where do the fingers go pointing to? I'm sure we all know the answer. Just thought i'd share with you guys a day in my life. Cheers

It had been widely publicised in the press that many Singaporean had been conned in MY over the scratch-and-win scams and still Singaporean still falling for it. I had posted once is this threads of several couples been conned at the car park of Makotar Parade, Malacca in the form of lucky draws & scratch-and win. Its happen again on Monday, this time at a petrol kiosk in Johor Baru. As reported in today New Paper and last Monday Sin Min Daily. The report: His holidays made him poorer by $6,500/-. All because Mr. Zhang, 40, a Singaporean businessman, fell victim to the "scratch-and-win" syndicate. Mr. Zhang was approached at a Johor Baru petrol station (name not given) just as he was about to drive back to Singapore. He said that a Chinese woman in her 20s approached him, asking if he was interested in taking part in a lucky draw. He agreed, thinking there was nothing wrong with trying his luck. He scratched a card that the woman gave him, and it revealed a picture of several cars. The woman congratulated him and asked him to follow her to an office near the petrol station. At the office, a man claimed to be the woman colleague told Mr Zhang that he stood a chance of winning a PDA, a car, cooker hoods, television sets and a trip to Japan. Mr Zhang was told that if he paid RM15,000 ($6,500) for taxes and fees, he would have a chance of winning four cars. Believing the man, Mr Zhang made payment with his credit card. When he scratched the booklet, it showed he had won only four cooker hoods. The man refused to give a refund, saying that Mr Zhang was unlucky and could not blame the company. Paying $6,500/- for 4 cooker hoods...... Its show that the man is either plain ignorant or boh chap attitude as he believe that it will not happen to him. Ignorant is out as he is a businessman and should able to think and make decision. So......... it left to his attitude that misfortune will not happen to him or blinded by the 20s years old ..... Also reported that billions reaped in annual profits as millions of consumers cheated in MY.