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09-08-2009, 10:35 PM
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Originally Posted by pinguhk' post='1002185' date='Sep 9 2009, 10:57 AM
Hay every 1 here is the Standard Chartered 150 note application
I have apply for 4 single self number notes.
http://www.standardchartered.com.hk/.../en/index.html
I have apply for 4 single self number notes.
http://www.standardchartered.com.hk/.../en/index.html
09-08-2009, 10:36 PM
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Originally Posted by etchu' post='1002398' date='Sep 9 2009, 02:01 PM
yes and Keith has been silent for many days for this.
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Originally Posted by etchu' post='1002395' date='Sep 9 2009, 02:00 PM
yes please, thanks KC.
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Originally Posted by etchu' post='1002382' date='Sep 9 2009, 01:50 PM
Keith, think about it before making one. 
09-08-2009, 11:54 PM
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most domestic helpers are evil!!!!!
they use the law to help them screw you.
they use the law to help them screw you.
Originally Posted by kcleung' post='1002142' date='Sep 9 2009, 09:51 AM
well said wnshie. common problems with hk kids these days. I blame it on the success of hk economy and import of domestic helpers. if you want the best for your kid, make some more kids and sack the helper.
ha ha, this is now turning into a baby kingdom forum.
ha ha, this is now turning into a baby kingdom forum.
09-09-2009, 12:01 AM
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Originally Posted by billhk' post='1002514' date='Sep 9 2009, 03:54 PM
most domestic helpers are evil!!!!!
they use the law to help them screw you.
they use the law to help them screw you.
09-09-2009, 12:10 AM
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Will man,
you are right on some points, but my son is 16 and a local Elite school and taking part in outside of school activities like the HK200, where they socialise a lot, is humble and has good eq(biased ).
i met a DBS EAS (but jim) lad at his summer camp, he was very smart and diplomatic
and i was very impressed with his iq and eq, but then one other was appallingly bad, just as you described.
one classmate left in F3 and is now No.1 at a good International school, but swears like f...
just have your principals and GAR FAT and you'll be ok
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you are right on some points, but my son is 16 and a local Elite school and taking part in outside of school activities like the HK200, where they socialise a lot, is humble and has good eq(biased
).i met a DBS EAS (but jim) lad at his summer camp, he was very smart and diplomatic
and i was very impressed with his iq and eq, but then one other was appallingly bad, just as you described.
one classmate left in F3 and is now No.1 at a good International school, but swears like f...
just have your principals and GAR FAT and you'll be ok
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Originally Posted by wnshie' post='1002100' date='Sep 9 2009, 09:09 AM
Wow, great job... your wife 
Started playgroup yet?
With a 9 yrs and a 20 mths, in my experience, it is better to push the kid a little hard the first few years, they wouldn't find it hard work, it is only us talking about childhood and innocence, to them it is the same as watching cartoons, as long as they are with one of you (mom or dad) they would take it like fun... furthermore, as they grow up, they would evetually get lazier anyway.
Yet when they have had a strong foundation since childhood, then later on, when things get much easier for the kid to pick up in class later in life, I bet both you and the kid would know the difference.
Don't forget their EQ thou, I don't know about you guys, a lot of the fresh grads' from the Uni. in HK, they are so wicked, no respect, no remorse... or simply put, they are so self-centred and what's more, most of them are incapable of socialising. THIS, is what I don't like about the local schools, it seemed like we have trained the kids to become an exam machine to finish Uni. but missing out the part to teach the kids to socialise or teach them what's right in life...
Started playgroup yet? With a 9 yrs and a 20 mths, in my experience, it is better to push the kid a little hard the first few years, they wouldn't find it hard work, it is only us talking about childhood and innocence, to them it is the same as watching cartoons, as long as they are with one of you (mom or dad) they would take it like fun... furthermore, as they grow up, they would evetually get lazier anyway.
Yet when they have had a strong foundation since childhood, then later on, when things get much easier for the kid to pick up in class later in life, I bet both you and the kid would know the difference.
Don't forget their EQ thou, I don't know about you guys, a lot of the fresh grads' from the Uni. in HK, they are so wicked, no respect, no remorse... or simply put, they are so self-centred and what's more, most of them are incapable of socialising. THIS, is what I don't like about the local schools, it seemed like we have trained the kids to become an exam machine to finish Uni. but missing out the part to teach the kids to socialise or teach them what's right in life...
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the little brother in control of the gearstick
Originally Posted by kcleung' post='1002507' date='Sep 9 2009, 03:46 PM
usually the little brother is in charge in that dept, the brain is not in control.
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Originally Posted by pinguhk' post='1002438' date='Sep 9 2009, 02:35 PM
that why we did not go, might as well go to the park to play
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co-ed had good results, slightly more A's per person than DBS(but not overall)
dgs had 4x 10A and 5 x9 As.....and 15 eas last year.
all are good schools
with IB you need 38points+ to get in HKU
William when can we see your bodykit??
dgs had 4x 10A and 5 x9 As.....and 15 eas last year.
all are good schools
with IB you need 38points+ to get in HKU
William when can we see your bodykit??
Originally Posted by etchu' post='1002377' date='Sep 9 2009, 01:48 PM
yes my sis cut into this school for F.3 years ago. they have lotta 9a's or so.