Got halal anot... muis jumping mad again.
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Barney tak boleh tahan and drown at Kranji reservoir
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Got halal anot... muis jumping mad again.
Biggest buaya in singapore still alive!
Agreed on "No fairness in life". Not agreed on "no such thing as karma". My friend's father, good people, no sickness suddenly get into coma at home died peacefully in hospital after 3 days. Look at LKY now, he got a lot of moneys and he can't shop can't buy banana split ice cream, missed iron lady so much but can't unite....this is not karma its what?
Looking at his recent photos, I seriously doubt if he can even bathe himself unassisted.
no lah,
Loose money at casino, owe ah long ..shocked that he could not withdraw his CPF, therefor cannot pay Ah Long ..boh pian, commit suicide by drowning.
(Poor Bastard did nt even have bus fare to go to Bedok Reservoir)
More like thought he could withdraw cpf liaoz, happy like fxxk, sekali, pappies change goal posts again and assign 10 goalkeeper.
So fat ... must have been suffering from high blood pressure and diabetes.. and finally died of heart attack
Too many PRC shit and pee in the reservoir?
Always knew that PRC are toxic but never knew that crocs also kena poisoned by them! Sibeh jialat! Barney not purple hippo meh?
Well said.. Thats why when people say God is fair, I laughed at their stupidity.. Good people continue to suffer but evil scumbags continue to prosper..
LOL.. I don't think its loneliness lah.. The public don't realise that Kranji is infested with these salt water crocs comin from Johore..Anglers and fishermen know that if you want to see a croc, go down to Kranji or Lim Chu Kang..
Thats why till now it puzzled me how Mas Selamat was able to swim to Johore as claimed by the PAP when there are many reported sightings of crocs in our northern coastlines..
They did not do any autopsy on the croc.. They just disposed the carcass.. But it won't surprise me that whoever is in charge of disposing the dead croc would keep the skin and makan the meat..
This is just the tip of the iceberg.. 3.6 m croc is quite big and able to devour a man and I'm sure there are crocs that are bigger than this dead croc that have yet to be sighted in our waters..
My late Ah Kong's former Kelong worker, a Malay ,used to be a part time croc catcher way back in the 60s and 70s.. He is now in his late 70s.. Learnt his art from a bomoh.. He caught few biggies before in the swamps of Jurong during the Govt massive land claimination project there in the 60s.. They called this Jurong river, Tai Nang Kang because there are too many crocs in it..
My late Ah Kong's former Kelong worker, a Malay ,used to be a part time croc catcher way back in the 60s and 70s.. He is now in his late 70s.. Learnt his art from a bomoh.. He caught few biggies before in the swamps of Jurong during the Govt massive land claimination project there in the 60s.. They called this Jurong river, Tai Nang Kang because there are too many crocs in it..
Quite unfortunate for animals, no rights, no next-of-kin to collect the body. I would have thought that some organization might have had a say or at least to intervene and investigate the death, say
like the Nature Society, or some similiar body. Kind of irresponsible to just chuck away the body without any study. You could be right, somebody who had access to the dead croc may have benefitted.
Cheers!
like the Nature Society, or some similiar body. Kind of irresponsible to just chuck away the body without any study. You could be right, somebody who had access to the dead croc may have benefitted.
Cheers!
SPCA no help?
You mean AVA!
They must have been more common in the past before all the development. There was a massive estuarine croc on display at the old National Museum that was recorded as caught from Serangoon River or thereabouts, can't remember its length, but was just HUGE! When I was in Primary school, someone photographed one basking along the shore of what is now Jurong Lake. Earlier this year, I saw one about two metres long under the bridge leading away from Sg.Buloh's reception/office. What was frightening was after the big flood in 1969, many of the crocs kept in farms escaped! If you go prawning by the sea shores, do be careful, we are considered fair game for them!
Cheers!
Cheers!
