This was taken inside the Kai Yuan Temple in Quanzhou during my recent trip to China. The girls were tourists visiting the city.
3/03/2013
Sunday morning's joke of the day.
Anyone looking for a joke, please go to TRE and read the article, NTU's Professor speaks against anti immigrant policies. Ok, before I got misunderstood. It is a sick joke. Unbelieveable! I am truly astounded by the pearls of wisdom.
My Filipino maid who has a B.Sc. econs degree from the Philippines read this professor's comments and the first remark she made was, "Our professors of economics have more economic sense than this dude." Then she goes on and on as to why we don't recognize their economics degrees when their teachers are better.
My maid is getting out of hand. I will discipline her for impertinence but secretly, I have to agree with her.
"The new measures will give Switzerland some of the world's strictest corporate rules.
The 'fat cat initiative', as it has been called, will be written into the Swiss constitution and apply to all Swiss companies listed on Switzerland's stock exchange.
Support for the plans has been fuelled by a series of perceived disasters for major Swiss companies, coupled with salaries and bonuses staying high.
One of the organisers of the referendum told the BBC she thought the Swiss people agreed with the proposals because the gap between rich and poor had become wider."
[Wrong to imply new citizens can't become 'true' S'poreans]
"While the decision to accept large numbers of economic immigrants as new citizens may be a cause for concern, invoking cultural emotions to cast doubt on their ability to adopt a S'porean way of living is contrary to the principle of multiculturalism.
The decision to accept or reject immigrants must be made based on rational thinking and logic rather than fear and guilt about the people losing their identities as S'poreans.
He is more right than he is wrong.
ReplyDeleteGood job. People should shut up and listen to this dude.
Matilar talk so much and for all we know may be you either have 1) two tiny balls or 2) two old shrinking balls or 3) may be no balls
ReplyDeleteThis chap is a heavy user of the FT drugs.He's afraid of the withdrawal of his FT supply.The FT drugs is potent.Even a academic is confused.
ReplyDeleteYa that guy talk cock only knn
ReplyDeleteThe lack of substance is glaring in this professor's comments.
ReplyDeleteMy Filipino maid who has a B.Sc. econs degree from the Philippines read this professor's comments and the first remark she made was, "Our professors of economics have more economic sense than this dude." Then she goes on and on as to why we don't recognize their economics degrees when their teachers are better.
ReplyDeleteMy maid is getting out of hand. I will discipline her for impertinence but secretly, I have to agree with her.
Have a heart! He must said and write the right things to secure his tenure.
ReplyDeleteNow you know why the Traitors want more FTs to become citizens?
ReplyDeleteVery experience talk You have here friend.
ReplyDeleteIn Malaysia, academics who parrot whatever the establishment say or support the establishment are called professor kangkung.
ReplyDeleteHi Sir, You surely have much experience in what You have described.
ReplyDelete$100K just to buy the right to own a car for 10 years.
ReplyDeleteAnother example of Nazis at work.
Lampshade made of human skin.
http://www.historynet.com/a-human-skin-lampshade-sparks-a-journey-into-the-heart-of-the-holocaust.htm
The world will be a better place without politicians and myth tellers.
ReplyDeleteBBC
ReplyDelete[Swiss referendum 'backs executive pay curbs']
"The new measures will give Switzerland some of the world's strictest corporate rules.
The 'fat cat initiative', as it has been called, will be written into the Swiss constitution
and apply to all Swiss companies listed on Switzerland's stock exchange.
Support for the plans has been fuelled by a series of perceived disasters for major Swiss companies,
coupled with salaries and bonuses staying high.
One of the organisers of the referendum told the BBC she thought the Swiss people agreed with the proposals
because the gap between rich and poor had become wider."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21647937
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/03/03/us-swiss-regulation-pay-idUSBRE92204N20130303?
Voices, TODAYonline
ReplyDelete[Given cost of living,
how can S’poreans be expected to take low-paying jobs?
from Geoffrey Chia]
"We have already reached a point where you need a certain amount of salary in order to have a proper retirement.
If not, you have to take a loan for housing, a car or maybe even to start a family.
So how do you expect locals to take on such jobs?"
http://www.todayonline.com/voices/given-cost-living-how-can-sporeans-be-expected-take-low-paying-jobs
STFORUM - Print edition
ReplyDelete[Wrong to imply new citizens can't become 'true' S'poreans]
"While the decision to accept large numbers of economic immigrants as new citizens may be a cause for concern,
invoking cultural emotions to cast doubt on their ability to adopt a S'porean way of living is contrary to the principle of multiculturalism.
The decision to accept or reject immigrants must be made based on rational thinking and logic
rather than fear and guilt about the people losing their identities as S'poreans.
Sabaratnam Ratnakumar"
http://www.straitstimes.com/premium/forum-letters/story/wrong-imply-new-citizens-cant-become-true-sporeans-20130304