Mindef Investigating a 50 Shades of Grey Tweet With SAF Uniform

Fun fact: do you know that there’s a law that prohibits you from anyhowly wearing your SAF uniform?

Well, for a start, if you’re a LCP and decided to wear the LTC rank instead because they sound quite similar, you’re in for a fine up to $400 or a jail time of up to 3 months. That’s not excluding the military court you’d have to face, too.

And suffice to say, you can’t anyhowly use the uniform for any other purpose as well.

Reader Bao: Does that includes SCDF uniform, too?

Yes, it does. It’s stated in the Decorations and Uniforms—

Reader Bao (watching a video during CB period): I see.

Right. So it’s stated in the Decorations and Uniforms Acts that your girlfriend can’t wear your uniform, no matter how many times you’ve watched Descendants of the Sun and have some fantasy that you should keep it to yourself.

Reader Bao: But no one would know

Yes, unless you decide to post it online for the world to see.

Reader Bao: Like the—

Mindef Investigating a 50 Shades of Grey Tweet With SAF Uniform

Two images have gone viral and it’s probably because someone’s been watching 50 Shades of Grey too many times.

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We’ve to keep this platform family-friendly, so let’s just say that…well, see the tweet for yourself.

Reader Bao: Holy crap, POW training? When I was on outfield I once saw a commando—

Yeah, maybe.

The Twitter account of the person who posted the images have been taken down, but of course the images have been screenshot by countless people, and even appeared in popular meme page memdefsg’s account.

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Encik role play? CENSORED

A post shared by your favourite SG meme page (@memedefsg) on May 13, 2020 at 2:18am PDT

What’s even more interesting is that the person who posted the images was wearing an SPF uniform.

Pretty sure we know what kind of videos he’s been watching every night now.

As you can tell from the image above, Mindef is now aware of the incident and according to AsiaOne, they’re now investigating the incident.

Moral of the story?

Keep your phone secured. Because I’m pretty sure no one in the right mind would openly post those images online.

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