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Famous Eurasians in Singapore history ......
- Thread starter Equalisation
- Start date
............Bridge
Question: What exactly are Gragos? Are they considered eurasians?
Eurasians...are chup chengs or chow hei
Uh mark n brian richmond?
Brian is a pure-blooded Englishman, dumped by his English expat parents after they separated. Was brought up by a Malay makcik in JB. That's why he speaks better Malay than English.
Mark Richmond is Eurasian – ang mo father (Brian), Chinese mum.
Baghdad Jew.
Jeremy Monteiro, world-class jazz musician
Jean Danker, DJ
Vernetta Lopex, DJ
Andrea De Cruz, liver transplant recipient
Jean Danker, DJ
Vernetta Lopex, DJ
Andrea De Cruz, liver transplant recipient
There was this charcoal black student in my school bus in Primary Six with a Scottish surname. When I asked him whether he was Indian, he said no, he is Christian! Bugger failed his PSLE twice and didn't make it to secondary school.
Cheers!
Cheers!
Wonder if AnyOne Knows that there is ActuaLLy a diff cLass of 'White Eurasians' & their Darker Counterparts; just
by Knowing their SurNames ..
There are many Christian Indians here with Anglicised/European names who are not Eurasians. Most have ancestors coming from Kerala (Syrian Christians), Tamil Nadu (Anglicans & Catholics) and Goa (Catholics). In the early days of colonization in India, missionaries usually insisted on natives dropping their native names entirely and adopting Western Christian names.
Some more Eurasians:
Yvonne Cornelius, S'pore sprinter
Hamish Brown, DJ
Melanie Martens, S'pore's greatest school hockey player
Mark van Cuylenburg a.k.a Flying Dutchman, DJ
Yvonne Cornelius, S'pore sprinter
Hamish Brown, DJ
Melanie Martens, S'pore's greatest school hockey player
Mark van Cuylenburg a.k.a Flying Dutchman, DJ
Does he count as Eurasian?
Frederick Benjamin de Souza (1918 – 1964), a lawyer by profession was Singapore 's leading marksman in the 1950s and early 60s. Nicknamed “Bulls Eye Fred”, he was an illustrious competitor in small bore shooting.
"There are many Christian Indians here with Anglicised/European names who are not Eurasians." by Yellow Arse.
Sadly many of these CI tends to pass themselves off as true blooded Eurasian compare to their original ethniciity.
Frederick Benjamin de Souza (1918 – 1964), a lawyer by profession was Singapore 's leading marksman in the 1950s and early 60s. Nicknamed “Bulls Eye Fred”, he was an illustrious competitor in small bore shooting.
"There are many Christian Indians here with Anglicised/European names who are not Eurasians." by Yellow Arse.
Sadly many of these CI tends to pass themselves off as true blooded Eurasian compare to their original ethniciity.
Oh, thanks for your explanation. This guy's blood is very likely to be Tamil then. But speaks english (or rather, kampong singlish). I visited his home a couple of times and remember his family members were more Indian in looks but without any trace of Tamil or Indian culture/practice. Father, brothers and him were all ardent english football fans.
Cheers!
Cheers!
mark andrew. :p
He is a Jew
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