Euroasian gathering

j-h-t · 03-02-2009, 07:55 PM

I agree about the locals. I would like to join if you are having dinner. Jordan would be cool? Easier to get to. lol. I"m a BBC

alter_ego · 03-02-2009, 08:09 PM

Let's make it happen! When and where are we meeting?

rivington212 · 06-02-2009, 01:53 AM

Would it be easier afterwork around 8 or during weekend for everyone?

I just moved to HK, am part korean/part french and curious to hear more about the eurasian experiences out here.

j-h-t · 06-02-2009, 10:15 AM

Either is fine for me. Part French, cool, I'm hoping to go to France this summer

hkken569 · 06-02-2009, 12:40 PM

Very new member to Geoexpat... count me in. I suppose you can call me a twinky...

Will you be posting the date/location on this thread or emailing the details?

muddykins · 06-02-2009, 02:16 PM

^ a twinky is a young gay person in my head o_o is that what you mean or are you referring to some sort of crazy blood mix?

and what's the dealio everyone else? what's happening, who's coming?

also, topic for discussion/argument - Eurasian typically means someone with a mix of european and asian blood, so their parents are not from the same "race". do people who are fully asian blooded but grow up in Europe, and vice versa, count as Eurasian, or just international citizens? =p

teresa_W · 06-02-2009, 10:56 PM

Originally Posted by J.C:

Hi, I am raised in UK but born in Hong Kong! Now that I am back here I find it so difficult to make friends, I think local people here aren't just open minded enough. so I definitely would like to join guys!

very true! I still can't stand them talking in ears all the time even they are walking in the streets! I am still looking for someone I can talk to , though i've been here for 2 years after spending most of my life in Australia.

hkken569 · 07-02-2009, 11:43 AM

Originally Posted by muddykins:

^ a twinky is a young gay person in my head o_o is that what you mean or are you referring to some sort of crazy blood mix?

Hi Muddykins - Nice to meet you!

A twinky is "Jok Sing Jay" in Cantonese, loosely translated to brand born/raised overseas Chinese that have come back to HK for work/play.

I haven't heard of your discription before? (learn something new today!) I'd probably should use the more popular ABC/BBC/CBC.. Etc. description for myself.

I do agree in part to your raised points with regards to 'Euroasian' definition. However thinking that this is a friendly opportunity to meet other like-minded people I wouldn't have thought it mattered on the definition too much.

Nobu- Let us know what the plan is, thanks!