EPTRacial tension in the lunchroom - Page 2
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TelecoM
United States10888 Posts
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Fecalfeast
Canada11355 Posts
On November 28 2014 11:26 GGzerG wrote: lol, nice story, but I think it is just immature and ridiculous to go and play your own music to counter hers, the nice relaxing chinese music was probably nice to listen to anyways....... If you enjoy relaxing music, maybe. | ||
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parkufarku
882 Posts
On November 28 2014 11:26 GGzerG wrote: lol, nice story, but I think it is just immature and ridiculous to go and play your own music to counter hers, the nice relaxing chinese music was probably nice to listen to anyways....... You don't put a music on out-loud anywhere in public, that's what headphones are for. It's just a common sense etiquette that most people follow. The fact that it was Chinese /foreign music just made it worse..I've ran into too many Chinese people who just choose not to be courteous and mindful of others. In my undergrad days, these two overseas Chinese middle-aged men were trying to communicate to each other from two opposite ends of a crowded bus...yes they were shouting towards each other in Chinese (a language which isn't pleasing to the ears, but besides the point) across my college bus. Seriously who does that? Is that something in the culture where men have to be as loud as possible to portray masculinity? | ||
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Alzadar
Canada5009 Posts
On November 28 2014 11:26 GGzerG wrote: lol, nice story, but I think it is just immature and ridiculous to go and play your own music to counter hers, the nice relaxing chinese music was probably nice to listen to anyways....... Although this is true, it's very passive-aggressive, I'm not sure there are better ways of doing it. It's such an obvious social rule not to play music in a situation like that, that telling someone feels very patronizing. The music competition wasn't the most mature solution, but I think it did get the point across. | ||
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Gamegene
United States8308 Posts
On November 28 2014 11:26 GGzerG wrote: lol, nice story, but I think it is just immature and ridiculous to go and play your own music to counter hers, the nice relaxing chinese music was probably nice to listen to anyways....... yeah asian music is better and more sophisticated anyways :^) | ||
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Boonbag
France3318 Posts
On November 28 2014 08:50 Nesserev wrote: You Canadians have it easy with just 2 different languages. yeah but their country's actually a real one with a stable gov | ||
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LoneYoShi
France1348 Posts
:-p | ||
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Nikon
Bulgaria5710 Posts
Next thing I know you'll be telling me that I'm Mongolian. | ||
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Scarlett`
Korea (South)2444 Posts
On November 28 2014 12:06 parkufarku wrote: You don't put a music on out-loud anywhere in public, that's what headphones are for. It's just a common sense etiquette that most people follow. The fact that it was Chinese /foreign music just made it worse..I've ran into too many Chinese people who just choose not to be courteous and mindful of others. In my undergrad days, these two overseas Chinese middle-aged men were trying to communicate to each other from two opposite ends of a crowded bus...yes they were shouting towards each other in Chinese (a language which isn't pleasing to the ears, but besides the point) across my college bus. Seriously who does that? Is that something in the culture where men have to be as loud as possible to portray masculinity? not to be racist or anything | ||
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pebble444
Italy2503 Posts
if you wanted to make it racial play ride of the valkyries and quote apocalipse now | ||
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Alzadar
Canada5009 Posts
On November 28 2014 19:52 Nikon wrote: How do you segregate slavic people from white people exactly? Next thing I know you'll be telling me that I'm Mongolian. Slavs are the ones with names like Vasili and Dmitry, who speak with eastern European accents and talk about playing with scraps from Soviet tanks in their childhood. They are nice people, but form a very obviously distinct social group in this office. | ||
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Alzadar
Canada5009 Posts
I'm trying really hard to resist the urge to fanboy, Scarlett in my blog!! Iheardyou'refromKingstonI'malsofromKingstonwhatschooldidyougotoIwenttothefrenchschool? thx gg gl hwaiting | ||
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Scarlett`
Korea (South)2444 Posts
On November 28 2014 23:59 Alzadar wrote: I'm trying really hard to resist the urge to fanboy, Scarlett in my blog!! Iheardyou'refromKingstonI'malsofromKingstonwhatschooldidyougotoIwenttothefrenchschool? thx gg gl hwaiting vanier/kcvi (rip in 2015) 8-12 | ||
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Alzadar
Canada5009 Posts
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Sermokala
United States14215 Posts
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jtgA0jvhp2A I'm on phone but this song is what I'm referencing. | ||
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Alzadar
Canada5009 Posts
On November 29 2014 06:51 Sermokala wrote: No escape from balkan? Well, some of them escaped, they are here in Canada working with me.  | ||
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Nikon
Bulgaria5710 Posts
On November 28 2014 23:56 Alzadar wrote: Slavs are the ones with names like Vasili and Dmitry, who speak with eastern European accents and talk about playing with scraps from Soviet tanks in their childhood. They are nice people, but form a very obviously distinct social group in this office. I don't have an accent, and all we got here was scrapped PLANES, thank you very much. | ||
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Alzadar
Canada5009 Posts
On December 05 2014 18:59 Nikon wrote: I don't have an accent, and all we got here was scrapped PLANES, thank you very much. Everyone has an accent, the question is which. And I'm not sure scrapped planes are a step down from tanks. | ||
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sharkie
Austria18762 Posts
On November 28 2014 11:26 GGzerG wrote: lol, nice story, but I think it is just immature and ridiculous to go and play your own music to counter hers, the nice relaxing chinese music was probably nice to listen to anyways....... The one at fault is the Chinese starting the music in a quiet room... | ||
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sths
Australia192 Posts
Just out of curiosity were the chinese playing this tune? 永远不会放弃你, 永远不会让你失望 | ||
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