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“Whose bra?” — Woman’s undergarment hangs on tree

SINGAPORE: Singaporeans have had a laugh over a video that has been circulating, showing a piece of undergarment that had gotten stuck on a tree branch by a residential block.

“Whose bra?” This was the caption of an eight-second video shared on the Singapore Incidents Facebook page on Sunday afternoon (July 30). The short clip featured a tree by a residential block. At one point in the video, the camera zoomed in on one of the tree’s branches, which held a piece of undergarment in place even as the wind rocked the tree branch.

“Putting the bra in the branch,” the video read.

Many had a good laugh because of the video, with a handful of online users joining in to joke about how the clothing got there.

“(The) weather (is) too hot, can’t sleep,” suggested one. “Burn the bra.”

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Image: FB screengrab / Singapore Incidents

“Wa…giving (a) signal to her hubby who is coming home from work,” wrote another, who feigned an “I’m ready darling!”

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Image: FB screengrab / Singapore Incidents

One user, however, didn’t find the video so amusing. “Like that also want to take a pic and sent it to Singapore Incidents,” the person said. “Really the person who took out this picture must be too free. Get a life.”

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Image: FB screengrab / Singapore Incidents

“Nothing to post?” questioned another, who then gave what may be the most likely explanation for the incident. “Must have dropped from the upper floor.”

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Image: FB screengrab / Singapore Incidents

Still, another wrote, “I am speechless. That’s mind-blowing. Too far out the window.

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Image: FB screengrab / Singapore Incidents

“Anything is possible,” wrote a fifth online user.

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Image: FB screengrab / Singapore Incidents

Since it was posted on the Facebook group, the eight-second video clip has garnered almost 9,000 views.

How do you think the piece of clothing got there?

 

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