Are you the loser of the family
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Brother 19 years old
Current:2nd year in Computer science ,University of Melbourne
He traded his JC for Trinity colleage
O levels: 9 or 11 points(cant remember)
He studied in St Joseph institution and got 252 for PSLE
Went to EM1 during Primary School
Got several distinctions for New South Wales maths competitions
Sis 20-something years old
Current:Working
University attended:University of Michigan, electrical engineering
A Levels: Unknown
O Levels:9 points
PSLE:Should be slightly lesser than my bro(SHe took PSLE during 1993)CHIJ Toa Payoh s.s
She was at the year where she had to be streamed twice
Several distinctions for university internship project at companies
Me(Loser of the family)
Went EM2
PSLE:190
School:I am not going to disclose, but its a neighbourhood school at Toa Payoh
Retained Once so far(Next year i am repeating my sec 3)
No prizes or distinctions for anything so far -
Are you the loser of sgforums?
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self-explanatory.Originally posted by kc_leung:Are you the loser of sgforums? -
dun be so obvious, at least make one big round.Originally posted by kc_leung:Are you the loser of sgforums? -
Hahaha... =P Aiyoh... everyone is special
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Dun use academic results as the standard for defining whether U r a loser...
To Ur family members, there is no losers in the family... -
plz decrease your threads plz
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ni lai yi quan shoot wo ah?Originally posted by skyfoo:dun be so obvious, at least make one big round. -
loser of sgforums n family congrats.
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Don't worry about it. Just try to improve urself. If you feel you are a loser, it's bad for ur self-esteem and u will perform badly for the rest of ur life......
U should instead think that you have an advantage, and that is the fact that your siblings and family are talented and achievers. You should think you are one of them and has the potential to be an achiever. Use it as a motivation. -
When people say that "once a loser , always a loser" is not true.
I was the loser of my family. But look at me now, i am earning more than the rest of my siblings at one point of time (in school) doing better than me. -
your bro and sis would have been losers in my family.
but seriously, why oh why would anyone want to give themselves unnecessary pressure?
I mean, it sucks and all, but what's more important is to suck it up and move on.
A man has gotta do what he has gotta do. Unless you're a gal, of course... then just find a rich man and marry out.
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sure you might have done badly earlier on in your life...
but if you start to work hard now, you will eventually succeed in the future.
there is no such thing as a loser. everyone has their strong point. yours maybe isnt in studying. spent some time to develop what you do best... -
Originally posted by skyfoo:dun be so obvious, at least make one big round.
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losers are special in the sense that...they never win?Originally posted by renorenal:Hahaha... =P Aiyoh... everyone is special -
Ahhh... now that I prefer the term uniqueOriginally posted by shade343:losers are special in the sense that...they never win? -
Who's the loser:
Me: first class honours, good salary, just bought an HDB flat in a good area, have a beautiful wife, who arguably doens't love me and I'm an alcoholic
My brother: struggled through school, wife not so pretty, primary school teacher, loves his job, has a great family with four beautiful kids
How do they add up? They don't. PSLE and acedemic scores don't matter. Life is what you make of it, and regrets and envy won't help you. The only person who can make you feel like a loser is yourself. -
it's sad that usually, the term "loser" goes to the one with the least education..
we've heard of rich, educated families whose children don't even talk much with their parents...
we've even heard of poor, lowly-educated families where each and every member loves each other very much...
sometimes, when i write GP essays, it sucks to state a stand when i cant choose one coz' life by itself, is already an irony.
GP exam : 11/11/2005
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same here gp exam on 11/11/05..............
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Education alone is hard to be made as a yardstick to compare whether one is a loser or not... probably you could discuss this topic in the five components of the human aspect... mental, emotional, physical, social and religious...Originally posted by sinicker:it's sad that usually, the term "loser" goes to the one with the least education..
we've heard of rich, educated families whose children don't even talk much with their parents...
we've even heard of poor, lowly-educated families where each and every member loves each other very much...
sometimes, when i write GP essays, it sucks to state a stand when i cant choose one coz' life by itself, is already an irony.
GP exam : 11/11/2005 -
how did you end up with your current wife anyway?Originally posted by sabaisabai:Who's the loser:
Me: first class honours, good salary, just bought an HDB flat in a good area, have a beautiful wife, who arguably doens't love me and I'm an alcoholic
My brother: struggled through school, wife not so pretty, primary school teacher, loves his job, has a great family with four beautiful kids
How do they add up? They don't. PSLE and acedemic scores don't matter. Life is what you make of it, and regrets and envy won't help you. The only person who can make you feel like a loser is yourself.
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sometimes not everything is solely based on results or how many maths competitions one has taken part in.. its about passion... maybe studies aint ur forte.. i believe in time to come you'll discover ur hidden talents
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