Chitchat Where to find this kind of woman officer in the SAF?

[Balls2U]

For women in the SAF, mai hiam buay pai lah......................

During my time, the only cunt in the unit was the Chief Clerk who looked like Liu Ling Ling. Really cannot make it!

 

[jw5]

During my time, the only cunt in the unit was the Chief Clerk who looked like Liu Ling Ling. Really cannot make it!

Have to go around to other units to look around. Most chief clerks are either too skinny or too fat.

 

[Balls2U]

Have to go around to other units to look around. Most chief clerks are either too skinny or too fat.

Are u ok or not? Go to other units just to haunt for chicks? There are loads of cunts out there in the civilian world. Why want to go for a military cunt?

 

[KNNBPCB]

What about her pussy hair? Is it nicely trimmed?

She will trim it before field camp.

 

[jw5]

Are u ok or not? Go to other units just to haunt for chicks? There are loads of cunts out there in the civilian world. Why want to go for a military cunt?

Of course not in civilian world, I meant go and reccee other units if you had the chance while serving NSF or Reservist/NS.

 

[jw5]

She will trim it before field camp.

Women in the SAF are very lucky, even when out in the field, they get to go back to camp every night for a shower.

 

[Balls2U]

Women in the SAF are very lucky, even when out in the field, they get to go back to camp every night for a shower.

During my time, we were also allowed to go back shower, then the driver will drive us to the nearest hawker centre to makan or tapau. Then go back to the exercise site to sleep.

 

[jw5]

During my time, we were also allowed to go back shower, then the driver will drive us to the nearest hawker centre to makan or tapau. Then go back to the exercise site to sleep.

Same for me during Reservist/NS time, but not always the case during NSF time.

 

[jw5]

from msn.com:

'Not possible to have fair hearing': Woman without mask at MBS​

SINGAPORE — An ex-naval officer charged for not wearing a mask in numerous places returned to court again on Tuesday (15 June) claiming that it was not possible for her to have a fair hearing due to previous cases involving the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF).

Phoon Chiu Yoke, who faces seven charges of not wearing her mask in various places and breaching her Stay-Home Notice, again asked District Judge (DJ) Janet Wang for her charges to be dropped.


The 53-year-old was filmed in a confrontation with a safe-distancing ambassador (SDA) at Marina Bay Sands last month. The incident on 15 May was caught in a viral video showing Phoon demanding to see the SDA's badge. Phoon also removed her mask after leaving court on 24 May, when she was photographed and filmed by the media.

At her Tuesday hearing, the prosecution told the court that Phoon may face additional charges, including those from the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority.

Phoon, who represented herself, stated that she was an ex-naval officer who had a "number of incidents" when she was a "plaintiff" or "eye witness" to many cases, and as such, it was "not possible" for her to have a fair hearing.

"I am not privy to discuss all these cases in court here without causing embarrassment or being prejudicial to the SAF and to the government of Singapore (so I) am applying for all these charges to be dropped," she said.

When probed on her cases with the SAF, Phoon repeated her allegations, adding, "Due to all these cases in the past, I should be granted immunity as a citizen." Phoon described the cases as "grave" and "very serious in nature".

DJ Wang then responded that her case with the SAF would not be relevant to her present charges, and that the court would not be cognisant of those charges.

In reply, Phoon said, "I beg to differ."

The judge then adjourned the case to 6 July, pending her additional charges and for Phoon to seek legal advice.

The maximum penalty for breaching COVID-19 measures is six months' jail and a fine of $10,000. Repeat offenders can be jailed for up to one year and fined up to $20,000.

 

[Leongsam]

from msn.com:

'Not possible to have fair hearing': Woman without mask at MBS​

SINGAPORE — An ex-naval officer charged for not wearing a mask in numerous places returned to court again on Tuesday (15 June) claiming that it was not possible for her to have a fair hearing due to previous cases involving the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF).

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Phoon Chiu Yoke, who faces seven charges of not wearing her mask in various places and breaching her Stay-Home Notice, again asked District Judge (DJ) Janet Wang for her charges to be dropped.


The 53-year-old was filmed in a confrontation with a safe-distancing ambassador (SDA) at Marina Bay Sands last month. The incident on 15 May was caught in a viral video showing Phoon demanding to see the SDA's badge. Phoon also removed her mask after leaving court on 24 May, when she was photographed and filmed by the media.

At her Tuesday hearing, the prosecution told the court that Phoon may face additional charges, including those from the Immigration and Checkpoints Authority.

Phoon, who represented herself, stated that she was an ex-naval officer who had a "number of incidents" when she was a "plaintiff" or "eye witness" to many cases, and as such, it was "not possible" for her to have a fair hearing.

"I am not privy to discuss all these cases in court here without causing embarrassment or being prejudicial to the SAF and to the government of Singapore (so I) am applying for all these charges to be dropped," she said.

When probed on her cases with the SAF, Phoon repeated her allegations, adding, "Due to all these cases in the past, I should be granted immunity as a citizen." Phoon described the cases as "grave" and "very serious in nature".

DJ Wang then responded that her case with the SAF would not be relevant to her present charges, and that the court would not be cognisant of those charges.

In reply, Phoon said, "I beg to differ."

The judge then adjourned the case to 6 July, pending her additional charges and for Phoon to seek legal advice.

The maximum penalty for breaching COVID-19 measures is six months' jail and a fine of $10,000. Repeat offenders can be jailed for up to one year and fined up to $20,000.

Singapore needs more of these sorts of characters. There are far too many conformists.

 

[jw5]

Singapore needs more of these sorts of characters. There are far too many conformists.

Singapore has too many conformists, but this ex-naval fruitcake is an illogical and ridiculous non-conformist.

 

[kaninabuchaojibye]

Singapore has too many conformists, but this ex-naval fruitcake is an illogical and ridiculous non-conformist.

she is hell of a BIG fruitcake
haaaa

 

[sweetiepie]

Singapore needs more of these sorts of characters. There are far too many conformists.

KNN guess what happens when all these sorts of characters crosses path ? KNN signora wong hwee ling vs Very Kind Lady vs phoon chee yoke ?
Urgent @ginfreely

 

[jw5]

she is hell of a BIG fruitcake
haaaa

This ex-naval fruitcake has a big body and a big head, both literally and figuratively.

 

[glockman]

She is feisty!

 

[jw5]

She is feisty!

She will be like a mouse if she encounters LHL or Shanmugam.

 

[glockman]

She will be like a mouse if she encounters LHL or Shanmugam.

Don't play play, sekali she goes berserk on them. Siow lang like her is like that one! Unpredictable

 

[kaninabuchaojibye]

Don't play play, sekali she goes berserk on them. Siow lang like her is like that one! Unpredictable

siow lang sometimes also have periods of sanity

 

[jw5]

Don't play play, sekali she goes berserk on them. Siow lang like her is like that one! Unpredictable

Sinkies like ex naval officer Phoon are not scared of people in authority because they think people of higher authority like LHL and Shanmugam will protect them. I believe Ms Phoon is scared of LHL and Shanmugam.

 

[glockman]

siow lang sometimes also have periods of sanity

Lucid intervals? Those are few and far in between.