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Sinkie Man proposes to girlfriend with flash mob dance at Clarke Quay
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Can we classify this kind of stunts as emotional blackmail? Because what if the gal is not decided yet, but very paiseh to turn him down in front of 100+ people?
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Illegal gathering .. Must charge all of them
Yah lor yah lor ... POA - Public Order Act. Even gathering of 1 person is illegal without police permit.
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Singapore got strange rules .. As long as its not political driven agenda .. Confirm u Bo tai chi
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She can repudiate the contract... remember the 7 days cooling period. Or she can claim duress.
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hi there
1. bro, there are so many holes oops! sluts out there.
2. if the sinkie gal still thinks the entire world owes her something.
3. she can carry on doing just that hoh.
4. honest, there are so many to bonk.
5. why just creampie one?
Bro u have put it very bluntly but spot on! This flash mob thing is so pretentious and ostentatious. If she is fated to be your wife, she'll marry u sans elaborate stunts. Silly girl if she said "Yes" because of the impressive show. Methinks it borders on psychological and emotional blackmail.
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If you need an elaborate proposal to succeed, then chances are you are either a big time loser or the woman doesn't love you.
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Did he get a police permit? If he didn't, he should be hauled up. After all, the cops were fast to haul up opposition members for an assembly of fewer people.
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Yes, the more dramatic the proposal, the earlier the divorce!
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That's why men always the losers in the event of a divorce? Haven't marry already beg and kneel. Disgraceful.
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Never should beg for marriage, not only for the ladies but for the man too. Nowadays, it is equal partnership. How can they be still so naive?
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Now, when will the Zorro organize a mob dance with his union lackeys?
No style, poor execution, dancers like attending funeral. Really hopeless.
Take the one done by our Malaysian cousin - Timothy Tiah, classy, cool, romantic, and applauded worldwide.
Associated Press= KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — After watching an emotional video of Malaysian Timothy Tiah propose to his girlfriend, "American Idol" host Ryan Seacrest hailed it as a heartwarming coda to 2011. Singer Christina Perri confessed that it made her cry.
Celebrity endorsements have helped the creatively crafted clip rack up nearly 4 million views online within a week, turning Tiah and his now-fiancee, Audrey Ooi, into unexpected role models for numerous young romantics worldwide.
It's a surreal twist for Tiah, a 27-year-old Internet entrepreneur who says he has long been allergic to the idea of getting hitched, partly because some of his older friends suffered failed marriages.
"But I realized there's no other girl who gets me like (Ooi) does. There's no other girl I've ever considered marrying," Tiah told The Associated Press on Wednesday.
The video, set to Perri's wistful U.S. hit ballad "A Thousand Years" and shot by a Malaysian wedding footage company, shows Tiah surprising Ooi while she was having dinner with friends at an Italian restaurant in Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 30.
At first, Tiah nervously walks to the restaurant's glass entrance and waves from outside to get Ooi's attention.
Ooi, 26, appears bewildered as a grinning Tiah holds up a series of posters imprinted with Internet memes — catchphrases and artwork that became popular online — that narrate how he wants to spend the rest of his life with Ooi despite being terrified of marriage.
"If you like it, y u no put a ring on it," one poster proclaims, before Tiah shows Ooi a picture of the animated character Puss in Boots with pleading eyes under the words "Will you marry me?"
The nearly five-minute clip ends with Tiah on bended knee, offering Ooi a ring and a bouquet while she tearfully accepts his proposal.
Tiah, who has been dating Ooi for three years after meeting her at his birthday party, initially planned to show the video mainly to family and friends, but the crew that filmed it convinced him to let them put it online in mid-December.
Bloggers began sharing the clip, which went viral after Seacrest mentioned it on Facebook and Twitter on Dec. 23.
Perri tweeted that she was "honored" that her song was used in the clip.
"Ahhh I just cried my eyes out (and) couldn't stop smiling all at the same time!" Perri wrote.
Others had similar reactions on video-sharing websites YouTube and Vimeo, where the clip has accumulated nearly 4 million combined views over the past week. "I wanna be proposed to like this!!" YouTube user XGothify wrote.
Strangers have approached Tiah in elevators and cafes, saying they recognize him from the video. But Tiah believes the attention will fade soon, insisting that the proposal was little more than a "goofy and geeky" gesture.
"We feel a bit shy about it, but it feels nice at the same time," he said.
Ooi said that midway through Tiah's proposal, she feared he was trying to break up with her.
The couple is now busy planning their nuptials.
"It'll be a fairly simple" traditional Chinese wedding ceremony and dinner next year, Tiah said. "I don't think people will be interested in seeing a video of it."
Take the one done by our Malaysian cousin - Timothy Tiah, classy, cool, romantic, and applauded worldwide.
Associated Press= KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — After watching an emotional video of Malaysian Timothy Tiah propose to his girlfriend, "American Idol" host Ryan Seacrest hailed it as a heartwarming coda to 2011. Singer Christina Perri confessed that it made her cry.
Celebrity endorsements have helped the creatively crafted clip rack up nearly 4 million views online within a week, turning Tiah and his now-fiancee, Audrey Ooi, into unexpected role models for numerous young romantics worldwide.
It's a surreal twist for Tiah, a 27-year-old Internet entrepreneur who says he has long been allergic to the idea of getting hitched, partly because some of his older friends suffered failed marriages.
"But I realized there's no other girl who gets me like (Ooi) does. There's no other girl I've ever considered marrying," Tiah told The Associated Press on Wednesday.
The video, set to Perri's wistful U.S. hit ballad "A Thousand Years" and shot by a Malaysian wedding footage company, shows Tiah surprising Ooi while she was having dinner with friends at an Italian restaurant in Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 30.
At first, Tiah nervously walks to the restaurant's glass entrance and waves from outside to get Ooi's attention.
Ooi, 26, appears bewildered as a grinning Tiah holds up a series of posters imprinted with Internet memes — catchphrases and artwork that became popular online — that narrate how he wants to spend the rest of his life with Ooi despite being terrified of marriage.
"If you like it, y u no put a ring on it," one poster proclaims, before Tiah shows Ooi a picture of the animated character Puss in Boots with pleading eyes under the words "Will you marry me?"
The nearly five-minute clip ends with Tiah on bended knee, offering Ooi a ring and a bouquet while she tearfully accepts his proposal.
Tiah, who has been dating Ooi for three years after meeting her at his birthday party, initially planned to show the video mainly to family and friends, but the crew that filmed it convinced him to let them put it online in mid-December.
Bloggers began sharing the clip, which went viral after Seacrest mentioned it on Facebook and Twitter on Dec. 23.
Perri tweeted that she was "honored" that her song was used in the clip.
"Ahhh I just cried my eyes out (and) couldn't stop smiling all at the same time!" Perri wrote.
Others had similar reactions on video-sharing websites YouTube and Vimeo, where the clip has accumulated nearly 4 million combined views over the past week. "I wanna be proposed to like this!!" YouTube user XGothify wrote.
Strangers have approached Tiah in elevators and cafes, saying they recognize him from the video. But Tiah believes the attention will fade soon, insisting that the proposal was little more than a "goofy and geeky" gesture.
"We feel a bit shy about it, but it feels nice at the same time," he said.
Ooi said that midway through Tiah's proposal, she feared he was trying to break up with her.
The couple is now busy planning their nuptials.
"It'll be a fairly simple" traditional Chinese wedding ceremony and dinner next year, Tiah said. "I don't think people will be interested in seeing a video of it."
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