
Gandalf wrote:Sorry I just can’t resist
So , going with some of the mind set in this forum , following nationals perhaps kiss goodbye their chance of ever living / working or migrating to republic of Singapore due to following past or future potential cases.![]()
Australians: coz of Anton Casey
English man: coz made an illegal u turn
Swiss Man: sprayed a train
French man: coz sexually harass a female in zouk
Albanian/ Russians: all pimps & whores
Romanian man: hit & run
German man: reckless driving
Bulgarian: caught smuggling Tabaco in
Greeks: He was caught riding a donkey at orchard road
Turks: riot about anything
Italians: too hairy for the local gals
Irish man: drinks too much
Czechs & Polish: party too much
Uruguay man : they bite people
(luck you lot don’t work for ICA , least I hope not ha ha) , get a life la and remember little knowledge is dangerous thing http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/lit ... rous+thing
Let’s us just watch Footie![]()
Cheers
Thats a classic case. Just like a Pakistani would rather be known as a South Asian.PNGMK wrote:Europeans - pretending they are not of a particular nationality.... which they ALL are.
not entirely true, most Indians who emigrate abroad start forming enclaves and are least likely to integrate into their foreign surroundings.Wd40 wrote:
Another case, Indians going to America or Australia, huge difference compared to Indians in Singapore. The Indians who go those more developed countries immediately pickup their accent, way of life and start behaving like Americans/Australians. But here, in Singapore , we live like Indians
Ok, “What is that got to do with the price of a chicken in china town???Wd40 wrote:Thats a classic case. Just like a Pakistani would rather be known as a South Asian.PNGMK wrote:Europeans - pretending they are not of a particular nationality.... which they ALL are.
The opposite is also true. Take the case of Singaporean Chinese or Indians, they would hate to have any association whatsoever with their Chinese/Indian roots.
Another case, Indians going to America or Australia, huge difference compared to Indians in Singapore. The Indians who go those more developed countries immediately pickup their accent, way of life and start behaving like Americans/Australians. But here, in Singapore , we live like Indians
I predict the former, probably didn't want to be known as a (insert gratuitous European national racist caricature here; i.e. "whinging Pom").x9200 wrote:Gandalf, did you write, you were European because you thought this was what could determine your chances in ICA or because you wanted to limit the amount of information shared in a public forum?
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