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On September 08 2012 13:09 The_LiNk wrote:
Start by transfering to UC system or a big Canadian university, like UofT, Waterloo, UBC.
We have almost the exact same values. Too bad I go to a school where all the Chinese girls lack the 2nd criteria. They came here to escape the Gao Kao, so they're either lazy, dumb, or a combination of both.
I am at a major state flagship West Coast university with a massive number of incoming Chinese internationals. Unfortunately, they are mostly, well, "bad stock", so to speak... I don't even really understand why Chinese students find the Gaokao so difficult. I've seen English-translated questions, and all of the math problems are downright trivial.
On September 08 2012 13:11 illsick wrote:
At my university there was ASA (Asian student association)
Since you are biochemistry major, there should be a lot of Asians in that field. You should have no problem conversing with them if you are Chinese. If you don't initiate conversation with them in class, you can try studying in the library where you might run into them.
How would I initiate conversation in class? During a lecture, I am always taking notes attentively or working on problems. Moreover, it would be rather strange to initiate conversation with someone in a library.
On September 08 2012 13:15 obesechicken13 wrote:
Don't go into engineering. Or do? w.e
I don't really want to.
On September 08 2012 13:16 TORTOISE wrote:
Lower your standards :D
No.
On September 08 2012 13:16 TheKwas wrote:
Step one: Stop thinking of a girlfriend selecting as a sort of cyborg shopping.
Step Two: Stop talking like this: "and this is the OR operator, not the XOR operator "
Step three: Get fit, become charming, become socially popular, and become confident
Step 4: talk to girls
Well, I don't actually talk like that in real life; naturally, I am simply trying to get my point across on this forum in an efficient but precise manner, but I would not say such stilted phrases in a real-time face-to-face conversation. Moreover, selecting a person who may eventually become one's wife in the future is a non-trivial task and should naturally be undertaken with care and finesse; it would not do to be too liberal in one's expectations and standards.
I am already moderately fit. I don't, however, know how I can become "charming". I have no interest in being socially popular, as even the process of doing so would require a fair amount of interaction with society at large; generally speaking, I find this unpleasant. I prefer the company of small groups of qualified individuals.
Finally, I am already confident, and I already do talk to girls.
On September 08 2012 13:19 CosmicSpiral wrote:
You are thinking too logically. You can obviously devise a reliable strategy for meeting these girls, but they will not be attracted to you if this is the personality you are showing them.
The problem resolves itself if I do not show them this personality.
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On September 08 2012 15:09 mynameisgreat11 wrote:Show nested quote +On September 08 2012 14:42 Megaliskuu wrote:On September 08 2012 14:35 mynameisgreat11 wrote:
"their cooking, cleaning, and domestic abilities"??!?!?! Seriously? Would it offend you less if it was say....5% of the 95% that make up the qualification for a marryable girl? I'm not offended, I'm just amused that I solved the mystery of your virginity.
HAHA! You dun got me good
+ Show Spoiler +Obviously offended
White Knight/10
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On September 08 2012 15:21 Ryalnos wrote:
Your use of language in this post is hilarious, be it irony or simply the awkward 'intelligent eloquence' of a teenager.
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But really, the way you write screams your age.
Professors tell me that I write like an academic, so I imagine you'd find browsing through old journals and papers quite amusing (that in an of itself is a rather amusing image).
I will admit, though, that many academic papers *are* written in an incredibly roundabout and superfluous manner (as far as the prose goes, at least).
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On September 08 2012 15:22 meguca wrote:Show nested quote +On September 08 2012 13:09 The_LiNk wrote:
Start by transfering to UC system or a big Canadian university, like UofT, Waterloo, UBC.
We have almost the exact same values. Too bad I go to a school where all the Chinese girls lack the 2nd criteria. They came here to escape the Gao Kao, so they're either lazy, dumb, or a combination of both. I am at a major state flagship West Coast university with a massive number of incoming Chinese internationals. Unfortunately, they are mostly, well, "bad stock", so to speak... I don't even really understand why Chinese students find the Gaokao so difficult. I've seen English-translated questions, and all of the math problems are downright trivial. Show nested quote +On September 08 2012 13:11 illsick wrote:
At my university there was ASA (Asian student association)
Since you are biochemistry major, there should be a lot of Asians in that field. You should have no problem conversing with them if you are Chinese. If you don't initiate conversation with them in class, you can try studying in the library where you might run into them. How would I initiate conversation in class? During a lecture, I am always taking notes attentively or working on problems. Moreover, it would be rather strange to initiate conversation with someone in a library. Show nested quote +On September 08 2012 13:15 obesechicken13 wrote:
Don't go into engineering. Or do? w.e I don't really want to. No. Show nested quote +On September 08 2012 13:16 TheKwas wrote:
Step one: Stop thinking of a girlfriend selecting as a sort of cyborg shopping.
Step Two: Stop talking like this: "and this is the OR operator, not the XOR operator "
Step three: Get fit, become charming, become socially popular, and become confident
Step 4: talk to girls Well, I don't actually talk like that in real life; naturally, I am simply trying to get my point across on this forum in an efficient but precise manner, but I would not say such stilted phrases in a real-time face-to-face conversation. Moreover, selecting a person who may eventually become one's wife in the future is a non-trivial task and should naturally be undertaken with care and finesse; it would not do to be too liberal in one's expectations and standards. I am already moderately fit. I don't, however, know how I can become "charming". I have no interest in being socially popular, as even the process of doing so would require a fair amount of interaction with society at large; generally speaking, I find this unpleasant. I prefer the company of small groups of qualified individuals. Finally, I am already confident, and I already do talk to girls. Show nested quote +On September 08 2012 13:19 CosmicSpiral wrote:
You are thinking too logically. You can obviously devise a reliable strategy for meeting these girls, but they will not be attracted to you if this is the personality you are showing them. The problem resolves itself if I do not show them this personality.
I think we are all being trolled here, hard.
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this is golden...truly a thread with the potential to become legendary
troll or not, i have a massive grin on my face right now after reading his responses
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You made me laugh, for that I thank you.
As to your problem, try south Asian, they are less discriminatory of height.
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On September 08 2012 15:26 meguca wrote:Show nested quote +On September 08 2012 15:21 Ryalnos wrote:
Your use of language in this post is hilarious, be it irony or simply the awkward 'intelligent eloquence' of a teenager.
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But really, the way you write screams your age. Professors tell me that I write like an academic, so I imagine you'd find browsing through old journals and papers quite amusing (that in an of itself is a rather amusing image). I will admit, though, that many academic papers *are* written in an incredibly roundabout and superfluous manner (as far as the prose goes, at least).
You write like a douche, not an academic. Academics write the way they do for very specific reasons (namely that terminology needs to be very clear and specific), there's absolutely no reason to write that way on a forum unless you're trying to look smart.
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On September 08 2012 15:41 corpuscle wrote:Show nested quote +On September 08 2012 15:26 meguca wrote:On September 08 2012 15:21 Ryalnos wrote:
Your use of language in this post is hilarious, be it irony or simply the awkward 'intelligent eloquence' of a teenager.
5*
But really, the way you write screams your age. Professors tell me that I write like an academic, so I imagine you'd find browsing through old journals and papers quite amusing (that in an of itself is a rather amusing image). I will admit, though, that many academic papers *are* written in an incredibly roundabout and superfluous manner (as far as the prose goes, at least). You write like a douche, not an academic. Academics write the way they do for very specific reasons (namely that terminology needs to be very clear and specific), there's absolutely no reason to write that way on a forum unless you're trying to look smart.
I write this way everywhere: in papers, on forums, in letters, in e-mails, etc. I am used to writing in this style and I do not intend on deviating from it anytime in the near future. I suggest you deal with it.
Moreover, you imply that there is no need for my terminology to be very clear and specific in a forum post. Might I ask why you believe that to be the case? I am, after all, trying to communicate.
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You really annoy me. I'm closing this. It's unfounded and completely subjective. If another moderator disagrees, I encourage them to reopen it.
You really annoy me.
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