Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 41st Edition

• elindra

  1 Jun 07, 11:04

  Continue jiving here
• Wanda

  1 Jun 07, 11:04

  What fudgie described in that conversation is sad leh.
• stellazio

  1 Jun 07, 11:05

  Originally posted by Fatum:

  last time in hendon camp there WERE Malay chaps there .... and there ARE malay officers in the SAF ....
  
  it's still amazing how some malay chaps would still say ... aiyah ! ... there are no Malays in the SAF ...

  but no malays in rsaf right? or is it no malay pilots.. can't rmb.
• elindra

  1 Jun 07, 11:05

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  What fudgie described in that conversation is sad leh.

  x2
  And the sad thing is that there are more and more Malays waking up and breaking free of that stereotype and they don't get support from their community like they are some kind of freak
• fudgester

  1 Jun 07, 11:06

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  What fudgie described in that conversation is sad leh.

  But you gotta admit, her naivety is pretty hilarious.
• av98m

  1 Jun 07, 11:06

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  but no malays in rsaf right? or is it no malay pilots.. can't rmb.

  have lah
• hisoka

  1 Jun 07, 11:08

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  One conversation with a Malay girl I had just met on anakmelayu.com ( a local Malay friendship portal)....
  
  Girl: Are you working or studying?
  
  Me: I'm still studying.
  
  Girl: Oh... where are you studying?
  
  Me: NUS.
  
  Girl: Don't bluff ah... where are you really studying?
  
  Me: As I said... NUS.
  
  Girl: Don't bluff ah... where got Malays in NUS? Then what are you studying? Medicine? *rolly eyes*
  
  Me: Nope. Mechanical Engineering.
  
  Girl: Sorry, I don't talk to liars. *conversation closed*
  
  Oh well.

  nice
  
  but there are really little though i admit.
  
  there are malay officers but not that many, i guess due to the general attitude too
  
• fudgester

  1 Jun 07, 11:08

  Originally posted by elindra:

  x2
  And the sad thing is that there are more and more Malays waking up and breaking free of that stereotype and they don't get support from their community like they are some kind of freak

  Hell, yeah.
  
  When I was first posted to my unit, I was the only Malay with an A Level degree in my platoon. Immediately the Malay riflemen started whispering among themselves that this fella is a 'scholar', 'elite' and what have you... even though I tried my best to mingle around with them and get to know them better.
  
  And that was why I got bullied as a PTE. In all honesty, the Chinese and Indian riflemen left me alone - and I became good friends with some of them.
• stellazio

  1 Jun 07, 11:09

  Originally posted by Wanda:

  What fudgie described in that conversation is sad leh.

  i said le, for the majority of them, going to ITE and riding a motorbike is considered as an elite.
• tare

  1 Jun 07, 11:09

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  But you gotta admit, her naivety is pretty hilarious.

  they themselves can't break away frm the stereotype...
  
  but frankly fudgy... i'm proud of u!! u r abt the only malay friend i have tat can hold an intelligent conversation with
  
  oops did tat sound racist?
• av98m

  1 Jun 07, 11:10

  fudgie, if any of us get hauled up by the police for our remarks in this forum you have to appear as defence witness ok
• the_don

  1 Jun 07, 11:10

  maybe she is too young to understand?
  
  when i was in uni, we had quite a few sg Malay gals and boys. They did well and 2 of them got married after graduation
  
  

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  One conversation with a Malay girl I had just met on anakmelayu.com ( a local Malay friendship portal)....
  
  Girl: Are you working or studying?
  
  Me: I'm still studying.
  
  Girl: Oh... where are you studying?
  
  Me: NUS.
  
  Girl: Don't bluff ah... where are you really studying?
  
  Me: As I said... NUS.
  
  Girl: Don't bluff ah... where got Malays in NUS? Then what are you studying? Medicine? *rolly eyes*
  
  Me: Nope. Mechanical Engineering.
  
  Girl: Sorry, I don't talk to liars. *conversation closed*
  
  Oh well.

• bluejuice

  1 Jun 07, 11:11

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  i said le, for the majority of them, going to ITE and riding a motorbike is considered as an elite.

  I agree..
  
  I see quite a number of them who are contented with spending as much as what they're earning and they're not ambitious to want more.
  
  But then again, they might be happier because they're contented???
• stellazio

  1 Jun 07, 11:11

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  But you gotta admit, her naivety is pretty hilarious.

  i have a malay friend who's a father already.
  
  they really seem to engage in a lot of unprotected pre marital sex.
• fudgester

  1 Jun 07, 11:12

  Originally posted by tare:

  they themselves can't break away frm the stereotype...
  
  but frankly fudgy... i'm proud of u!! u r abt the only malay friend i have tat can hold an intelligent conversation with
  
  oops did tat sound racist?

  
  
  Well, it's sad that if you mention the truth at times, you run the risk of being labelled as 'racist'...
  
  Heck if I weren't Malay, I'd probably be in deep sh*t right now for all those comments I made on the Malay race...
• hisoka

  1 Jun 07, 11:13

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  i have a malay friend who's a father already.
  
  they really seem to engage in a lot of unprotected pre marital sex.

  well i guess not being limited to one wife might have an impact on the importance not to get attached to a girl too early
• the_don

  1 Jun 07, 11:13

  pls la, pre martial sex happens to all races all nationality
  
  

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  i have a malay friend who's a father already.
  
  they really seem to engage in a lot of unprotected pre marital sex.

• stellazio

  1 Jun 07, 11:13

  Originally posted by tare:

  they themselves can't break away frm the stereotype...
  
  but frankly fudgy... i'm proud of u!! u r abt the only malay friend i have tat can hold an intelligent conversation with
  
  oops did tat sound racist?

  i thought that you should have more since you were of the same colour as them.
  
  
• stellazio

  1 Jun 07, 11:14

  Originally posted by the_don:

  pls la, pre martial sex happens to all races all nationality
  
  

  oie keyword! unprotected!!
• hisoka

  1 Jun 07, 11:14

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  i thought that you should have more since you were of the same colour as them.
  
  

  
  
  withdraws from impending violence
• av98m

  1 Jun 07, 11:15

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  i thought that you should have more since you were of the same colour as them.
  
  

  OMG
  
  *presses laugh button*
  
  *waits for stella to be killed*
• stellazio

  1 Jun 07, 11:15

  Originally posted by bluejuice:

  I agree..
  
  I see quite a number of them who are contented with spending as much as what they're earning and they're not ambitious to want more.
  
  But then again, they might be happier because they're contented???

  woah ah blue, nan de you come in club 30 leh.
  
  you decided to sign up for membership? got requirements you know.
• elindra

  1 Jun 07, 11:16

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  
  
  Well, it's sad that if you mention the truth at times, you run the risk of being labelled as 'racist'...
  
  Heck if I weren't Malay, I'd probably be in deep sh*t right now for all those comments I made on the Malay race...

  
  Well the truth is hard to swallow at times
• Wanda

  1 Jun 07, 11:16

  Originally posted by stellazio:

  i said le, for the majority of them, going to ITE and riding a motorbike is considered as an elite.

  Aiyo! If the majority of the population thinks this way, we will all be doomed.
  
  I'm not surprised though, coz it's happening in the m'sian small towns like Sg Rengit. There, you'll see that all the shops and businesses that caters to Sg tourists/overnighters are mostly if not all owned by Chinese. Yet, some of the malays there aren't happy about it. *shakes head*
• stellazio

  1 Jun 07, 11:16

  if tare treis to murder me, you're must be my defence witness ok?
  
  *scribbles my will*..