Circuit Breaker - where to go to fuck?

[everyday1song]

Just hours ago drove to supermarket to get some stuff as is less crowded. On the way pass by an industrial park and wanted to go recce with kinky thought in mind for later Wow! Super quiet and peaceful sense! Drove further and turn spf pickup in front of me, moving in low speed... I kept a distance and heading to main road, hoping that they don't stop me. After turning to the main road, as the spf pickup turn to the other direction, I felt relieved. Look up the back mirror another spf car behind me... I pickup the speed and back home at no time.
A gentle reminder to all bros, don't take chances at this period. You never know when you strike "jackpot"! And the area I been, hardly any car, except trucks and lorries.
Chiam see tong first

[ceandy]

Originally Posted by JadeBird

I see so many of you guys kpkb about where to find P4P?
Singapore so jialat meh?

Here in Mudland although we are also under MCO..... but pussies are still easily available. In fact many of the fuckshops in JB are crying out for customers as their main sources of clients used to be from Singapore.
Many of the gals are accepting outcalls during this period. Quite safe as long as the drivers dun use the major trunk roads or highways where the MCO roadblocks are set up.
I guess we in Mudland have an easier time than you guys.

Yeah I can't wait to get to JB to resume my sessions

[hunter1222]

Well, at least this uncle managed to get some release.
Wonder what will happen to him? Fine also?

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news...ation-12686678

[bigbirdbird]

Originally Posted by hunter1222

Well, at least this uncle managed to get some release.
Wonder what will happen to him? Fine also?

https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news...ation-12686678

Uncle will get fine at least S$300 and that China lady jialat liao

[Beretta]

Originally Posted by bigbirdbird

Uncle will get fine at least S$300 and that China lady jialat liao

That PRC "new Citizen" is her 3rd time offence again..... this time surely kenna jail time + fine as I understand for 3rd offence punishment is mandatory jail.
Too bad she oredi "new citizen" so cannot send her back to PRC.

[kevinvball88]

Don't say liao i really fucking sad..

I finally found a local chinese FL on locanto within my budget and no commercial fee, i bonk her twice before circuit breaker in March. Kns now want also no transit hotel, i also don't drive..

If any bros have places to share pls pm me, really appreciate. I don't know can tahan till June anot blue balls liao...

[fatuncle]

Originally Posted by ceandy

Yeah I can't wait to get to JB to resume my sessions

Same here, bro!
Once it's over, I will make sure that I am one of the first few to cheong to JB too.

[sammy124]

Great release after CB has end

[nkyc]

In this period risk is much higher.... Totally not worth it. Pls think with real head not dick head

[Fat Fatt]

Originally Posted by nkyc

In this period risk is much higher.... Totally not worth it. Pls think with real head not dick head

After June also high risk those locked up with sickness will also come Cheong and infect the girls to infect back to us

[BushTracker]

Really want to can try industrial park's multi-storey car park. Very deserted at night nowadays.

[Continental]

Originally Posted by BushTracker

Really want to can try industrial park's multi-storey car park. Very deserted at night nowadays.

What if a police patrol car passes by and spot your car and want to check who and what is going on in the car ? Like this sure die, too late to run already. Both will up lorry and be in the covid-19 news headlines the next day. Worth it for just a few minutes of pleasure ?

[lipe]

Bukit Timah condo ups security after man who broke COVID-19 rules to sleep at resident's home tests positive


Gender of resident and guest not given. May be have to wait until court case then truth revealed.

May be they thought can holed up in this condo to fuck??


INGAPORE: A Bukit Timah condominium has tightened security measures after a man who later tested positive for COVID-19 "bypassed security checks" to sleep over at a resident's home during the "circuit breaker" period.

The man was driven in by the resident and stayed for several days, the residential manager of Signature Park condominium told residents in a notice seen by CNA.

Following the incident, anyone who walks or drives into the condo will have to produce their identity card or proof of residence at the guard post, according to the Apr 27 notice by residential manager Alex Tan.

The condo has also temporarily disabled residents' access cards, car lanes and side gates.

"The patient (not a resident) bypassed our security checks," said Mr Tan in the notice.

"He was driven in by a resident (tenant) through the resident's lane and stayed several days in his apartment. This is in serious violation of the circuit breaker laws," he said, adding that the authorities are handling the matter, including contact tracing.

Under the circuit breaker measures, people who do not live in the same household – including family members – are not permitted to meet except under certain circumstances.

Mr Tan said the Ministry of Health (MOH) has confirmed one case of COVID-19 at Signature Park, and that the condo has completed cleaning and disinfecting of affected areas.

CNA has contacted MOH for comment.

Mr Chan Kok Hong, managing director of Savills Property Management which manages Signature Park, told CNA the incident occurred "a few days ago".

"That is something which the MOH has taken up," Mr Chan told CNA on Friday (May 1), when asked if the matter had been reported to the police.

"With all these advisories and social distancing, any citizen who violates that will be discovered once the person (with COVID-19) goes to hospital. So I'm sure the authorities will take it up from there. We don't need to report it (to the police).

"In this case, things have taken its natural course."

Mr Chan also said in response to questions that Signature Park implemented the additional security measures following instructions from the condominium management council to take the "strictest measures they can".

"It's obviously scared the wits out of them and they have the power to do that," he said, adding that it was also "for the sake of the residents".

Mr Chan said he has not received any feedback from residents on the measures, but believes that most will accept that they are necessary for their own safety.

Should residents forget their identity cards or proof of residence, he said, security guards may follow them to their units for verification.

"I'm sure some residents might challenge and say 'you got no powers to do this', but then I guess it's for the good of the majority; the council does something which is in its opinion appropriate," he said.

According to its website, Savills Property Management oversees a portfolio of more than 40,000 units in 135 buildings across Singapore.

Before the incident at Signature Park, said Mr Chan, some had already asked if people entering condos should be checked.

As of now, said Mr Chan, there are no plans to implement the same measures at Savills' other properties, acknowledging that they are "rather draconian and place a lot of responsibility on shoulders of the guards".

[Lemonjuice]

How will hotel operate post CB?

Need to catch up with my fwb

[MokkaXD]

Know a pinoy saying she works in admin. Say can go her room also don't dare to go now. Sigh