yes yes i know..as bear always remind me of the term "personal responsibility"..Originally posted by Fatum:aiyah ... judge the parent and child as seperate individuals lah ...
one tries one's best ... but I don't think anyone can help it if the son turns into a prick eh ...
oh well ... in that case, make sure that it doesn't ever become your "famous last words" when you have children of your own next time yah ...Originally posted by stellazio:yes yes i know..as bear always remind me of the term "personal responsibility"..
but i just can't help but feel that a child's growing up process is more or less down to the background and his family..oh well maybe his mum is so busy winning votes that she neglects her own son..![]()
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Sadly, in the cabinet it's only some ministers that are down to earthOriginally posted by the Bear:it's something i asked the last GE...
we have a bunch of sycophants who kissed ass all the way to the top in the PAP, and on the other side, we have a bunch of idiots who don't know their asses from their elbows..
who do we vote for?
i would spoil my vote..
Originally posted by Fatum:aiyah ... judge the parent and child as seperate individuals lah ...
one tries one's best ... but I don't think anyone can help it if the son turns into a prick eh ...
well ... firstly, I guess appealing to the principal would be a natural reaction of any parent, ... but I won't speculate about just how effective a personal intervention from an MP would be ....Originally posted by the Bear:but the best, does it include using her position of power to influence the school into making decisions in favour of her son?
if so, what does that say about the person?
what does that say about the office the person is holding?
Or could it be because the sch see her mum's a MP, they just promote him?Originally posted by the Bear:but the best, does it include using her position of power to influence the school into making decisions in favour of her son?
if so, what does that say about the person?
what does that say about the office the person is holding?
Originally posted by sbst275:It's all stinking politics
Wondering when can a dip holder hold office in the civil service...
Sadly, the younger gen, dip holders though they might be better than the A lvl grads, they lu gi...Originally posted by the Bear:the older dudes, yes...
one of the fellas at work has an O-Level and is pretty high up in the ranks of senior officers... but he's an exception...
it's coz he can work very well and everyone respects him that he's got that rank and position...
but he's due for retirement soon..
But sadly, the parents need their spanking as well, everyone's giving the mindset of this to our young gen.. But at least the % of ppl going to poly is getting moreOriginally posted by stellazio:the government won't give the diploma holders a chance..thats why we have people having the "elitist" mindset and why JC students are often caught looking down on their poly counterparts..
to me, scholarships is about your academic ability so i think its pretty fair..but i just can't stand the fact that i'm looked down upon because i didn't go to a JC and it was my choice, not that i didn't have the means too..Originally posted by sbst275:But sadly, the parents need their spanking as well, everyone's giving the mindset of this to our young gen.. But at least the % of ppl going to poly is getting more
The scholarship is unfair as well
You see civil service or SAF, they still look A lvls ppl for being office holders or officers respOriginally posted by stellazio:to me, scholarships is about your academic ability so i think its pretty fair..but i just can't stand the fact that i'm looked down upon because i didn't go to a JC and it was my choice, not that i didn't have the means too..![]()
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Originally posted by sbst275:Being full time MPs also no use, remember Gombak's Ling?
Originally posted by the Bear:who say no use?
you don't come and talk cock!