Nice one, Lynx. Never a truer word spoken than in jest, as they say.the lynx wrote:Damn, I'm a little late for the party and the first post is gone!
Anyway, check out my parody of such syndrome in this thread: http://forum.singaporeexpats.com/sutra6 ... tml#606543
Looks like a lame troll attempt to me as well.user_001 wrote:I am an international student studying in Singapore, My case was in this early september. I met a girl in front of my room. She appoached me and ask me something, she could not access her room so I told a joke that she can go in my room and wait for her roomate. But she refused. Then she told me that she need to go to toilet. I suggested her going to Men toilet, she agreed, in the toilet men, I touched her three times. The first time I touched her, let say unintended, I saw no reaction from her so I tried to touch her the second time with the reason that there was a piece of toilet paper sticking on her skirt. She was ashamed and went back to the toilet to check, the when she went out, I tried to touch her the third time, this time, she got angry and went away. After that, 2 days later, she came back with police, they took me to police station, interviewed me and asked me to come back next Monday 1st October. I want to ask that, for my case, what is the worst scenario, will the police interview me again next Monday, If the girl agree to drop the case, what should I do? Will this take a long period of time for my situation to be completed, because this problem affects my studying alot.
I am now just 19 years old, have no criminal record, my birthday is just 3 days before the case happend, I am now 19 years and 15 days old. Is that an advantage for me?
I'd actually forgotten that the age of majority here is 21!user_001 wrote:as I mentioned above, I am now just 19. Not eligible for a court, since I need a guarantor, and I also dont want to go to court, cause It may take me a long period of time, so the only way for me now is Off-court-settlement? Right?
and some of my friend also tell me to pray for a warning from police, may this happen?
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