Fall in Singaporeans around the world
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Originally posted by Arapahoe:
i thought the fun part is when u r trying to figure out the adjustment part......ha ha ha.....after u r one of them u get bore ......and move on again...
Really? But when you're one of them you get to explore the deep intricacies of their society and culture. Why settle for the superficial and get bored? Anyways I never did need to adjust. From day one I felt like I've finally gone "home" ^^
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Hello everyone!
Wow, seems like Singaporeans do travel far and wide.
Name: Stephanie
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Status: Working full time, studying part time. In other words, crazee.
Short Intro: I did my undergrad in Exeter, UK for 3 years, and then went back home to S'pore for a 2 yr working stint, after which I went to Perth for full time postgrad studies. Hmm, after graduation, I moved to Melbourne for a change in environment. Been here for close to a year now, and waiting for my PR to come through. *twiddles thumbs*
I guess you can say I'm new and also old to Melbourne, haha. Any Singaporeans around here? -
Originally posted by Matsuri:
Hello everyone!
Wow, seems like Singaporeans do travel far and wide.
Name: Stephanie
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Status: Working full time, studying part time. In other words, crazee.
Short Intro: I did my undergrad in Exeter, UK for 3 years, and then went back home to S'pore for a 2 yr working stint, after which I went to Perth for full time postgrad studies. Hmm, after graduation, I moved to Melbourne for a change in environment. Been here for close to a year now, and waiting for my PR to come through. *twiddles thumbs*
I guess you can say I'm new and also old to Melbourne, haha. Any Singaporeans around here? -
welcome to the forum, Matsuri. :)
you can check out the expat list for s'poreans in melbourne. have fun around here.
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Cleveland USA
Bachalor CS
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I am living in Germany. Anyone else working or studying or residing in Germany too??
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Originally posted by Ivan lee:
Cleveland USA
Bachalor CS
Welcome to the Forum!
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Originally posted by Rustgal17:
I am living in Germany. Anyone else working or studying or residing in Germany too??
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Hi everyone!
Location: Cupertino, California, USA
Purpose: Work (in San Jose) -
welcome, Jing Wee............how's the weather? we've been having wet snow the last 2 days. :(
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Originally posted by littlestream:
welcome, Jing Wee............how's the weather? we've been having wet snow the last 2 days. :(
Thanks littlestream. The weather here in the SF Bay area is fairly nice and cool in the 60's F (16-21C).
Ah, wet snow, dirty slushes, I understand. I had spent a year in Toronto back in 1984.
Am bringing my family Reno/Tahoe (4 hr drive away) to play snow this Christmas :)
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Name: Mike
Location: Wichita, Kansas USA
Occupation: Geology undergrad @ Wichita State University
Came here in Dec 2007. This place is full of Malaysians n other asian nationalities except for Singaporeans. Including myself, there's only 3 singaporean students currently here now.
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STEPHEN CHOW BUMBLING VILLIAN! =D
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Hey Storm Chaser.......I think that name strike u better than Moonstriker....
You should come down to California and visit Death Valley .......in late March or Early April the Rock formation should interest you. swing by Fossil Fall and drop by San Andreas fault..............
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haiya. nebody in PERTH?????? :D
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
BUY WEST EAT BEST!!!!!
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Originally posted by missqi:
haiya. nebody in PERTH?????? :D
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
BUY WEST EAT BEST!!!!!
yeah i think there are quite a few.
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Originally posted by Arapahoe:
yeah i think there are quite a few.
who who who/???? i only want perth. other parts of aus no want unless sydney!
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name-eddy location-u.s ny status-deciding on going back to home country malaysia then go to singapore to study college there...........question is....should i?is sg a good place for studying?i heard the uni NUS is top 30th in the world so i guess it must be a great uni.....if anyone from nus feel free to tell me all about it
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hey, eddy....u may wanna start a new thread. :)
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Originally posted by 4Justice:
STEPHEN CHOW BUMBLING VILLIAN! =D
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Originally posted by Arapahoe:
Hey Storm Chaser.......I think that name strike u better than Moonstriker....
You should come down to California and visit Death Valley .......in late March or Early April the Rock formation should interest you. swing by Fossil Fall and drop by San Andreas fault..............
Haha! Maybe it does cuz i did a lil stormchasing (tornado) this year with a couple of friends.
I do want to visit eastern california area. Probably will swing by if my plan on making a roadtrip to Las Vegas comes to fruition. Plans include visiting the meteor crater, grand canyon, Groom Lake (area 51). Have to depend on gas prices too... :(
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Originally posted by Moonstriker:
Haha! Maybe it does cuz i did a lil stormchasing (tornado) this year with a couple of friends.
I do want to visit eastern california area. Probably will swing by if my plan on making a roadtrip to Las Vegas comes to fruition. Plans include visiting the meteor crater, grand canyon, Groom Lake (area 51). Have to depend on gas prices too... :(
well let me know i have maps. where would be a good place to visit a meteror crater? ........Arizona?
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Originally posted by Moonstriker:
Haha! Maybe it does cuz i did a lil stormchasing (tornado) this year with a couple of friends.
I do want to visit eastern california area. Probably will swing by if my plan on making a roadtrip to Las Vegas comes to fruition. Plans include visiting the meteor crater, grand canyon, Groom Lake (area 51). Have to depend on gas prices too... :(
im surprised u didnt accidentlly get them all blown away by the tornado, what with you being a stephen chow bumbling villian and all that. -
Hello everyone
Anyone living in Weybridge, Surrey?
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Surrey? thats south of london isnt it? im in central