Monday, September 25, 2006
Couldnt resist this gem written by a scholar from a certain government company related to the economy:
Top Ten Signs That You're a Singaporean in America:
10. You feel humbled after the first week of class and you realise that our world class Singaorean education ain't gonna save your ass here.
9. You get complimented for your standard of English, but they don't understand what you're talking about.
8. Conversational topics often start with "I heard you get can't chew gum there and you get killed for doing drugs"
7. To which the standard reply should be "And you tw*ts can't even drink so shut the f**k up"
6. You feel an overwhelming urge to launch into a description of your day when you hear the standard greeting "Wassup?!" (Please don't. I have gotten all sorts of weird looks for doing so)
5. You feel a vague desire to fit in and start a new singaporean fraternity Kappa Ni Ni (KNN) (Unfortunately the sister sorority cannot exist as CCB does not exist in the greek dictionary.)
4. (For the guys) You refer to the freshmen cafe as the cookhouse.
3. You suppress an urge to call the auntie serving you steak "Auntie".
2. You feel an immense source of pride when you see Yeo's soya bean drink displayed on the shelves of Giant or Walmart
1. You wonder how you got swindled into going half way around the world just to study harder than you did in singapore.
... How true, how true...
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