Briton with a sinkie surname

[Forvendet]

Oh you don't have to claim it but from your postings it's plain to see. Why would you act with disdain on ppl using singlish? Aren't you a local sinkee? In fact ppl with your heritage more often than not have a superiority complex simply cos you're mixed with white no matter how small so called white mixture is.

I neither act nor speak with disdain. I was replying to Leongsam. He's the one speaking with disdain. I have no superiority complex whatsover. Most of my good friends are Chinese. Neither do they have any inferiority complex whatsoever. We're all equals.

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

I neither act nor speak with disdain. I was replying to Leongsam. He's the one speaking with disdain. I have no superiority complex whatsover. Most of my good friends are Chinese. Neither do they have any inferiority complex whatsoever. We're all equals.

Oh pardon my french then! Perhaps i judged you too hastily. It's only human to make assumptions. Then again you cannot deny many eurasians have this sickening superiority complex simply cos they are mixed with white ppl or have a white surname.

 

[jw5]

Former Newcastle Utd footballer Robert Lee also Briton with a sinkie surname.................

 

[Cruxx]

I neither act nor speak with disdain. I was replying to Leongsam. He's the one speaking with disdain. I have no superiority complex whatsover. Most of my good friends are Chinese. Neither do they have any inferiority complex whatsoever. We're all equals.

PC nonsense. We are all unique individuals with some being more inferior than others.

 

[Forvendet]

Former Newcastle Utd footballer Robert Lee also Briton with a sinkie surname.................

That Lee is different from Chinese Lee. I don't know what the Chinese Lee means (enlighten me if you can and will) but the English Lee means that the family originated from the leeside of a hill. That's a locational surname. There's a better one from Manchester United, Nicky Butt. That's an occupational surname. It means that the family was originally in the trade of making something like saddles, stools etc.

 

[no_faith]

how abt Pamela ex hubby Tommy Lee?

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

That Lee is different from Chinese Lee. I don't know what the Chinese Lee means (enlighten me if you can and will) but the English Lee means that the family originated from the leeside of a hill. That's a locational surname. There's a better one from Manchester United, Nicky Butt. That's an occupational surname. It means that the family was originally in the trade of making something like saddles, stools etc.

Care to explain to me why don't you know the origins of the chinese surname lee despite being part chinese and having a majority of chinese frens but you know so much about western origins of surname lee?

Btw how good is your chinese? You know i would be surprised if you can even count from 1 to 10 in mandarin or any chinese dialect something that any 1 yr old chinese child can do.

 

[Forvendet]

Care to explain to me why don't you know the origins of the chinese surname lee despite being part chinese and having a majority of chinese frens but you know so much about western origins of surname lee?

Btw how good is your chinese? You know i would be surprised if you can even count from 1 to 10 in mandarin or any chinese dialect something that any 1 yr old chinese child can do.

Just read on the other thread that you've confessed that your Chinese isn't that good too. Of course I can count in Chinese, from 1 to 10,000. But no, I don't know any dialect except whatever is mixed into everyday Singlish. My O Level CL2 was E8 escaping F9 courtesy of some luck in the MCQs. Anyway, I've forgotten most of it by now too. I can read some simpler characters on signboards. But proper reading or writing is next to mission impossible now.

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

Just read on the other thread that you've confessed that your Chinese isn't that good too. Of course I can count in Chinese, from 1 to 10,000. But no, I don't know any dialect except whatever is mixed into everyday Singlish. My O Level CL2 was E8 escaping F9 courtesy of some luck in the MCQs. Anyway, I've forgotten most of it by now too. I can read some simpler characters on signboards. But proper reading or writing is next to mission impossible now.

Yes my chinese isn't that good but do you know the meaning of context? I can maintain a decent conversation with any taiwanese or china person without any difficulty. My chinese isn't that good in the sense that i don't know a number of chinese idioms and phrases and since i have not been reading chinese characters for quite some time it's rusty but i can still make out what's written on a chinese newspaper for eg. That's obviously much better than your chinese ability. From the looks of things your chinese isn't any better or much worse than an 8 yr old child from china.


If i had your ability in reading and understanding chinese i wouldn't say my chinese isn't that good i would have mentioned that i don't even know chinese.

 

[Forvendet]

Yes my chinese isn't that good but do you know the meaning of context? I can maintain a decent conversation with any taiwanese or china person without any difficulty. My chinese isn't that good in the sense that i don't know a number of chinese idioms and phrases and since i have not been reading chinese characters for quite some time it's rusty but i can still make out what's written on a chinese newspaper for eg. That's obviously much better than your chinese ability. From the looks of things your chinese isn't any better or much worse than an 8 yr old child from china.

If i had your ability in reading and understanding chinese i wouldn't say my chinese isn't that good i would have mentioned that i don't even know chinese.

From birth to 7 years old, I spoke English only. My first contact with Chinese was at Pri. 1. Even my kindergarten was a private one that taught English only. It was beyond my control. My whole family speaks English only. I think that a kindergarten kid in Chinese has better command of Chinese than me. I've never really conversed in Chinese. Learning Chinese was just for the CL2 requirement to fill up the exam papers and answer oral questions from the teachers.

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

From birth to 7 years old, I spoke English only. My first contact with Chinese was at Pri. 1. Even my kindergarten was a private one that taught English only. It was beyond my control. My whole family speaks English only. I think that a kindergarten kid in Chinese has better command of Chinese than me. I've never really conversed in Chinese. Learning Chinese was just for the CL2 requirement to fill up the exam papers and answer oral questions from the teachers.

Well let me tell you that my entire family speaks english too. We always converse in english. I had problems studying chinese in school. I suppose i was able to retain all that chinese better than you? Or perhaps due to your mixed heritage you felt you didn't need to know chinese and hence chose to forget chinese? I'm not sure in any case that's how it goes.

 

[Forvendet]

Well let me tell you that my entire family speaks english too. We always converse in english. I had problems studying chinese in school. I suppose i was able to retain all that chinese better than you? Or perhaps due to your mixed heritage you felt you didn't need to know chinese and hence chose to forget chinese? I'm not sure in any case that's how it goes.

It's not a matter choice. It's a matter of circumstance. After school in NS, only English and Malay were used. After NS I went to study in US. I stayed on to work for a few years to gain some working experience there. By the time I came back I was already in late 20s. How not to have forgotten Chinese?

 

[streetsmart73]

Oh yeah at least this Brit isn't shy about having her hubby's surname while Chinese dogs forget even their surnames when they have an Ang moh male spouse

hi there


1. bro, wait till the white woman gets her share!
2. then meet another man.
3. she shall hook on to the surname of her next target!

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

hi there


1. bro, wait till the white woman gets her share!
2. then meet another man.
3. she shall hook on to the surname of her next target!

Isn;t that the case of all women that remarry?

 

[cockie]

20-year fight over estate: Judge chides Briton for 'epic' 271-page statement
06 Jul 2011
SOURCE: The Straits Times

After 20 years spent locked in court battles over her late father-in-law’s estate, Englishwoman Jane Rebecca Ong is still no closer to the finish line.

In the latest twist, a judge criticised her for submitting a 271-page statement setting out her case – thought to be the longest report ever filed in a civil suit in Singapore.

Mrs Ong, 50, began her litigation in 1991, when she sued the family of her estranged Indonesian husband for her share of the estate left behind by her father-in-law Ong Seng Keng.

She hired experts who assessed the estate to be worth more than $250 million. But a 2002 court inquiry valued it at only $28 million.

Mrs Ong, who is based in London, was awarded about $3.2 million of this. It is not known if she has received the payment.

She is now suing the accountants and lawyers who advised her, claiming they were negligent.

But Justice Choo Han Teck of the High Court took issue with the length of her statement of claim, which she wrote herself.

He suggested lawyers could have said the same thing in 20 pages or less.

The judge also asked whether the statement of claims was verbose or necessary.

“Must a statement setting out the facts that support a cause or even several causes of action require hundreds of paragraphs and pages?” he said in judgment grounds released on Monday.

But that did not stop Justice Choo from ruling against lawyers from Rajah & Tann, who sought to strike out parts of her claim.

He said they had missed a deadline imposed by a High Court assistant registrar.

None of the three defendants was named in the judgment.

The judge said the “most expedient way to bring the suit to a speedy conclusion may be to proceed to trial with the least distraction”.

Noting that this was a bulky claim which was scheduled to be heard over weeks, he made it clear that “minor skirmishes ought to be avoided either if they can be more quickly fought as part of the main battle at trial, or where victory would be merely pyrrhic”.

He likened Mrs Ong to a modern-day version of Odysseus, the ancient Greek hero who took a decade to return home after the Trojan War.

“Odysseus returned to Ithaca after 10 years. The plaintiff has taken twice as long, and is no nearer home,” he said.


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