complain

January 22, 2008 at 10:50 pm (Uncategorized)

I recently got a email regarding a complaint letter to the principal/director of TP( temasek poly). Not sure if it’s long time ago, recently or you all have read it.. But anyways, i’m going to post it here..

Dear Principal, 
 
Complain on Temasek Polytechnic School Fee  
lim bei ka li kong, you have charge me with unfair school fee. Lim bei bo join any student union wat 4 charge me wif student union fee! KNN… i attachment outside still charge me internet access fee,
ke si ar! Yio siew, u think lim bei rich ar! KNN i work till siao also jus barely make it. Still retain me for 1 sem. u think everyone makin $$ like u all ar. Kaoz… Econ bad leh… still dun gif discount stay for 3 years liao, discount a bit cannot ar. Ge Gao! i go buy food for 2 weeks auntie oso charge less, somemore i study TP 3 years liao still no rebate. still wan me to pay extra $$. KNN, next time u try ppl overcharge u lar.



Wa lao eh, last time tt indian principal let us play dai dee in school, u now come liao then cannot play. wat freakin problem u have!!! u cant win in dai dee also cant stop us from playin wat. All work n no play make us dumb students k! u read so much still dunno ar. wat kinda of a freakin principal r u! u think u big ar! ur size big onli. do nuttin n earn so much! na bei take my school fee go play mahjong issit! kaoz, pay so much but facilities still so bad. canteen no air con, so many birds fly here, fly there. U think funny issit!


swimmin pool so small, somemore no lady life guard. and the dance studio no ppl dancin air con still on, u think air con bill u pay one ar! waste my money on unuse air con! somemore the sports facilities oso lao ya one, basketball bo hong, squash ball buay tiao. na bei, u think funny issit!


I oso wanna tok bout the lab ar, KNN build more lab lar! free access always full. and we use to have a set of equipment each for lab but now 2 person share 1. u sell the rest issit! earn profit still raise school fee! u outside earn so much then still kapok our school fee. Ke si ar! u so good then go SP lar.SP big school and more students, u can exploit them wat. u think TP students hao qi fu ar! Burn ur car then u know. So rich ar, employ a security to ‘protect’ ur car somemore still got 1 video cam. u think u drive sports car or Limo?! u car onli Nissan Sunny, act machiam like very high class like tt. Ppl drive Benz oso park outside ar.


All Poly got fast food except TP, u go build 1 fast food resturantlar…damn pai seh u noe, ppl always make fun TP no fast food. Carona oso bo yong… u keep so many Kois for wat, u think our school fee for u to buy Kois ar!


i hope that u charge less (better if no need pay school fee).Otherwise undesirable action will be taken against you and your damn car!.


from a very buay song student, 
T0uy@ Ak|r@

What do you think about it? To me, it’s quite cool for a “ah beng” to actually do something about it though it doesn’t sound nice..

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[Often capitalized] The spirit of the time; the general intellectual and moral state or temper characteristic of any period of time.

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Like other figures who seem, in retrospect, to have been precociously representative of their times, Kerouac was not simply responding to the Zeitgeist, but to the peculiarly twisted facts of his own upbringing.
– Jack Kerouac: The Beat Goes On, New York Times, December 30, 1979

Zeitgeist is from the German: Zeit, “time” + Geist, “spirit.”

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1. Doing nothing or given to doing nothing; idle; lazy.
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arcanum \ar-KAY-nuhm\, noun;
plural arcana \-nuh\:

1. A secret; a mystery.
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Here we must enter briefly into the technical arcana of employment law.
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Arcanum is from the Latin, from arcanus “closed, secret,” from arca, “chest, box,” from arcere, “to shut in.”

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