10 things to consider when marrying a typical sg girl

last SG · 2004-12-07T12:58:13+00:00

yes! i enjoy the sparring.. now it's all quiet on the sparring front..

elindra SG

Deluded ego....hmmmm....denial...hmmm

Well all I can say is when a person is like a fraction whose numerator is what he is and whose denominator is what he thinks of himself. The larger the denominator the smaller the fraction.

foxwalk SG

any mathematics professor here to explain this to gaz?

Gazelle SG

Alexandria in Egypt is actually quite a nice place, if I have the money, honestly I wont mind living there for a few years.

I also miss the horse riding in the desert, pretty cool stuff, especially during night. If you are there, you should try having dinner along the nile rivers...it is pretty romantic....weather there is also quite good as they have the winter season and what I like most is that mediterranean lifestlye.

btw..what are you getting at?

foxwalk SG

OMG. did you find that from a travelogue?

do you even know how pathetic you come across when others have been sarcastic to you and all you can manage is btw..what are you getting at? ??

Mr. Green

Gedanken SG

Ohhhhh - Gazelle learned to Google! Must have been during that 14-hour "flight". Mr. Green

Ironic how his answer only serves to reinforce what we've been saying about his denial, eh? Laughing

kiekie SG

Very Happy Mr. Green

Gazelle SG

Let me sum it up for you.

Self-denial and illusion will lead you to loneliness and emptiness.

Gedanken SG

Finally admitting your real situation, are you? Mr. Green

EricDraven SG

Let x = Intrinsic (or actual) worth of a person
y = What the person thinks he's actually worth

Most of the times, y > x

By taking x/y, we can have a relative measure of a person.

The larger the y, the smaller the fraction (x/y) or the smaller the measure of that person...

Small x and big y makes the worst character...
To be respectable and successful, go for big x and small y...

Mr. Green Is this explanation alright?

Gazelle SG

OMG do you really think that i will do that? How pathetic you are to always assume the worst about someone else. You are just begining to sound more like that pathetic loser Ged.

What a shame!!

Gedanken SG

That's right Eric, but Gazelle doesn't understand anything that isn't written in crayon. Mr. Green

Gedanken SG

I like that, I really do! He's the one attracting all the put-downs, but according to him, I'm the loser - how's that for denial?

Come on everybody, let's hear it for Gazelle! Mr. Green

Gazelle SG

x and y is not quantifiable.

kiekie SG

it's kind of funny to be engaged in ur arguements. i can't stop laughing...

EricDraven SG

Everything in the world is quantifiable, within limits of confidence...

Every theorem and statement in the world is useless without mathematical proof to back it up... just like your single-sided statements against Singaporean girls...

Gedanken SG

Well, Eric, would 43,771 recent resident marriages and 36,000+ recent local births (as opposed to a whole lot of posturing and no figures from Gazelle) be sufficient mathematical evidence to debunk Gazelle's claim of "typical" in his description of Singaporean women?

EricDraven SG

Well, although these figures are in absolute terms, I suppose they are much better than Gazelle's arguments using his own logic...

There's no denying that the birth rate in Singapore is low, way below the replacement rate... but this isn't attributed to the faults of SG girls... A lot of other factors are in place...

If you want a "typical" description of a SG girl, do a comprehensive survey...

Gedanken SG

Agreed - there's no way of claiming that the list is typical unless it's backed up by figures from a sample that is large enough to be representative, and that accurately reflects the demographic spread of women in Singapore in terms of factors including education and salary.

Gazelle SG

If you say it is quantifiable, then I would say that your x/y theory is incorrect.

a) I person percieve worth is never constant and it is affected by emotion and sentiment. E.g The same stock in the stock exchange can be percieve as under value or over value depending on the market sentiment. (You will have to add in another variable z)

b) I disagree that to be succesful if you need a small y and a bigger x. Reason, the value of y is a perception and it has not absolute value, therefore you are basically tell me that to be successful all you have to do is think small.

c) Having a small Y is indirectly being pessimistic and the world economy will stall. Would you dare to take loans if you always think that you are worth less than what you have?

Therefore I would say that to be a happy and successful man, zy > x

Gedanken SG

Incorrect. Look at the overall equation instead of the elements, and you will find that point b does not hold if x is small - there's only so much space you can move.

As for point c, you wouldn't happen to be responsible for the CAO debacle, would you? Laughing

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