Tag Archives: Miss Singapore

Some singaporeans really crack me up: sungei road, no comments, Multimillion dollar ministers, no comments, Press freedom, no comments, Minimum wage, no comments, But Miss singapore pageant contestants "Oi our opinion ok, this is freedom of speech, they are there for me to judge them" Im sorry guys but who the fuck are you to judge them? You a professional is it? They are there to be judged by the judges, you have your opinions yes it is ok to have them.

Uncle got a lot to say about the mis singapore contestants, please uncle look at your face first. Might be too small to see so here is cb ang's comment

I am shocked at the vitriol and lack of respect that Wan Dan Liao has unwittingly (?) uncovered when he/ she dished the looks of some Singaporean Beauty Queen contestants in his/her article.

Miss Universe Singapore has clarified that it is different from Miss Singapore pageant, whose photo of its participants went viral online today. Be aware so as not to tarnish their reputation!

Singapore men woke up to shock and horror after publicity images of the 2017 Miss Singapore were circulated online. As compared to past editions which featured the likes of the classy Eunice Oslen and the Girl-Next-Door Jamie Teo, the best of Singaporean beauty was abysmal. Hoping to get a different perspective from a younger man, Xiao Tee Koh aged 32 painted a hopeless picture. Mr. Xiao shared: "Even my friends at work dress better and look better than these monkeys. I think I will turn gay if the standards don't improve. Even lesbians at Pink Dot look so much better than these jokes.

A reader has shared with us a posting by Singaporeans Always First, which revealed the shocking truth behind Jeremy Bala, the manager of ultra music festival, and the behind-the-scenes workings of the local music and entertainment scene.

Speaking to MyPaper at Ye Shanghai Teochew Muay stall in Bukit Merah View where he works, Mr Koh said that what she did was 'wuliao'. 'Wuliao' means meaningless, or lame, in Mandarin. "There was no need for her to take a photograph of me while I was sleeping," he said. According to MyPaper, Mr Koh has worked at the porridge stall for the past 20 years, taking the MRT from his home in Woodlands -- an hour-long commute. He works from 5pm to 3.30am daily, taking orders and dishing out food.

So if you are in the area and have a yen for teochew muay, do go and give Mr Koh a word of encouragement or a thumbs up. He's very much part of our Bukit Merah family, and just like whenever a family member feels down, it helps when others rally round to give a morale booster. And if anyone merits a boost it is this quiet, hardworking, unassuming man. He may not be sibei trendy, but he is definitely "sibei ho".