Philipp A. wrote on 05.03.2008 at 18:31:

From cold and snowy Berlin I wish you a great race coming weekend!
Show them who's the boss!
Paddles up!

Bernd wrote on 31.01.2008 at 3:56:

Great Botanical Garden Session on Wednesday with a lot of fun!! We had a good crowd of ppl on the spot. Andre's program was very deliberated and for all levels. The tipps where very helpful. Thank you Andre!
Will try come more often, hope others too...
Cheers, Bernd

Leslie the noisy bugger! wrote on 23.01.2008 at 7:17:

Eh... wat a nice BBQ last sat man thanks guys... seen some old faces and lots of new faces yeah.. really glad to join u guys again... but for the training at Bg i doubt i can make it though cos i work at eunos till 7!!! haha so yeah... u guys enjoy the fun!!

Clement wrote on 16.01.2008 at 8:16:

I am so sorry, I left out my email address: clement(at)brucedunlop.com.sg

Clement wrote on 16.01.2008 at 8:14:

Hi!

Warm greetings from the creative team at BDA (Bruce Dunlop & Associates)! BDA is a global creative agency that provides a range of promotion and design services to broadcasters and advertisers worldwide.

We have been awarded to produce the 2008 Beijing Olympics opening sequence that will be broadcast worldwide, and we would like to request the support of the German Dragons Singapore to help us find international talents to be featured in the opening sequence.

We are seeking to cast non-Chinese sportsmen whom takes part in the following sports:
- Athletics (Running/Sprinting)
- Triathlon (male)
- Swimming (male)

We are especially looking for swimmer as the talents cast so far has been too lean and small-built for the Olympic Board. Thus, we would really need bigger-built and muscled swimmers (we have been told to find someone like Michael Phelps)...

The shoot is expected to take place in late Feb, and we would need to first obtain pictures and contact details for anyone interested.

Your assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you very much!!

Yours sincerely,
Clement Ng
Production Coordinator

BDA | BRUCE DUNLOP & ASSOCIATES
71 Kim Yam Road | Singapore 239369

TEL | +65 6732 3300
FAX | +65 6732 3326

www.brucedunlop.com

Annelie&Matze wrote on 14.01.2008 at 20:42:

Hope you guys will have a successful 2008 with many fun events in the boat
Wish we could be there for the excitement...
Paddles up!

Thorvald wrote on 03.01.2008 at 3:45:

Hi all,

Happy New Year and see you all in a couple of weeks.

Thorvald

Leslie wrote on 02.01.2008 at 2:57:

Hi guys... happy new year! dunno whether if u all still remember me long time no see cos i've been MIA for a year. I will be back to join you guys for this year though i think... hope to see u guys again!

Philipp T wrote on 01.01.2008 at 17:41:

Hey Dragons,
Happy New Year and all the best for 2008!!!

Philipp

onyer wrote on 28.12.2007 at 11:08:

i want to see what i have never see before

Sebastian wrote on 27.12.2007 at 9:45:

Hey Folks,
hope you all had relaxed and peaceful Holidays! Looking at the pics of the x-mas party you definetly didn't have a calm start into the holiday season :o) Wish you all a good start into the new year and all the best for 2008!
Regards from Hessen,
Sebastian

Silvan wrote on 26.12.2007 at 12:03:

I wish everyone of the team Meery Christmas and a healthy and succesfull year 2008!
Warmest regards from freezin (snowing!) Switzerland
Silvan

Melanie wrote on 26.12.2007 at 9:31:

Merry X-mas and a Happy New Year to all.
Caroline and Wiebke I wish both of you happy birthday.
See you next year.

Stuefen wrote on 26.12.2007 at 9:30:

Merry X-mas and a Happy New Year to all.
Caroline and Wiebke I wish both of you happy birthday.
See you next year.

Bodson wrote on 26.12.2007 at 5:53:

Merry Christmas and Happy new year to all!!! Enjoy your holidays, the food, the drinks, the parties...And I\'ll see you all on the 19th, because be sure you gonna need some exercise after all the excess

brandy wrote on 22.12.2007 at 9:23:

Hi to all!!!!

but venkat you\'re going to germany next year!happy to know that you\'ve enjoyed paddling with the team. merry x-mas to all and a big bang new year!!!

venkat (offseason!) wrote on 22.12.2007 at 16:56:

Hey Dragons,

A bit late - great Christmas party and thanks to the guys who made it happen! And before I forget, I should thank Klaus too for the best gift of the night (a mini Comfort cab - the real one is becoming too expensive)

Looking forward to next year with the team and have to mention I really enjoyed being part of the one and only German Dragons, woohoo!

Special credit to Anne, Britta, Pam, Andre, Bodson, Carolien, Berndt and Yusof for their contributions and sacrifices and to Brandy for introducing me! Let me end my first post with this - Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, lets make 2008 our best yet!!

Amir Shirafkan wrote on 12.12.2007 at 8:42:

Hi evryone,
I wellcome the cheng as step to imporve team competetively in 2008 and i would like to thanks Andre and Carolin for takeing this responsiblety to bring the team to higher level.
Not toforget about Britta and Thanks to her too,
i didnt meet her personaly,but i am sure she did as best as she could.
Cheers,

Harald Wuest wrote on 07.12.2007 at 11:21:

Hey German Dragons,
I'm back in freezing Germany now missing all the action out on the river, the beer at the beach and all good spirit of the team!
Hope to come back soon!
Paddles up!
Harald

andre wrote on 05.12.2007 at 3:45:

Danke Anne!
cheers

veron wrote on 04.12.2007 at 14:59:

thanks very much anne! lets rock it on the 8th and for the guys - on the 16th woohoo!! =D

anne wrote on 03.12.2007 at 2:51:

congrats to Veron and Andre for surviving the 42k marathon in style!
a

anne wrote on 29.11.2007 at 8:31:

hi Amir, thanks for that nice and encouraging text! ground training starts next week again, if i'm not mistaken. There will be a team email announcing it.

cheers,
a

s wrote on 28.11.2007 at 13:18:

Amir Shirafkan wrote on 28.11.2007 at 6:52:

GOLD,GOLD,GOLD
Nothing less then Gold for next race,that is what you guys deserve it,blive me,i have join you guys for a few training and i can say with fully comfident you are better team.
i join the German team from Auscham with this blive you haveing strong team and i am very much gald that i was right.
off the watter you are grate team too and i am glad to have such nice team mates.
Guys lets work harder on the water training,that means you have to put training very serusly and come for evry training if you whant to have GOLD,
As for ground traning,since you guys dont have any,i may sujest some work out wich will help your arms spicialy tobe much stronger,fallow some simple step evry day in the morning befor take shower,1-3 set of push-up 30ea/2-3 set of sit-up 30ea/3-5 set of chin-up start from what ever number you can do.
this will take total of 10 minth of your time.(this is good for guys like me who are over weight).
you can reach me by
Mobile:96836569

a wrote on 27.11.2007 at 6:20:

anne wrote on 21.11.2007 at 7:25:

party!
team BBQ on Sat Dec 1st, after training!


a

Cindy the social member wrote on 19.11.2007 at 7:36:

Party? Where\'s the party? hahahaha. Social members unite!!!! Oh wait, that could only be me. Party hard?

Vera-Maus wrote on 14.11.2007 at 2:44:

Guys and Gals!

Waaaaaaaaayyy to many people with the same name in the team I just counted 4 Philip(p)s and 3 Sebastians (and this is just the active members....
Can we decide on putting the first letter of the last name behind the name? Or some other identification???
e.g. Philipp A., Philip 203 (due to his height), etc

BTW... I'm planning some social event soon. Will keep you posted!

Philipp wrote on 13.11.2007 at 1:33:

Let\'s go for gold in the men\'s masters

Sebastian wrote on 05.11.2007 at 6:36:

Thank you so much for this nice weekend. I had a lot of fun and it was a great pleasure to see you fighting. Although we didn't win you all made me proud being now a member of the German Dragons.
Really good work!!!
CU in two weeks.
(the new) Sebastian

Philipp A. wrote on 05.11.2007 at 4:32:

Dear Dragons,
besides the "slight" disappointment it was a great weekend and an excellent Paulaner night yesterday.
Thanks a lot!
Have a good week and see you on Saturday for relaxed paddling.
Keep your paddles up!

Terence wrote on 04.11.2007 at 19:38:

My congratulations!!! You guys did well!!!

Strive for GOLD!

Pearl wrote on 03.11.2007 at 13:57:

Hey Dragons, today's races were fantastic and team spirit was ace!!! I'm now officially no longer a virgin and it feels great! Looking forward to more!..races, I mean

Let's go for goal tomorrow!

Pam wrote on 03.11.2007 at 13:07:

Dear Dragons,

Great job today and some fantastic results! We have qualified for both the Semi Final of the Inter-Business Houses & Clubs and both boats have made it through to the Inter-Inter Business Community Final, for the very first time! =)

Unfortunately, we didn\\\\\\\'t manage to qualify for the Mens & Womens Open, but we lost out by just a bit. Both our men & women came in with the 4th fastest 3rd place times.

Reporting time tomorrow is 9am, our first race is at 10.24am for the Inter-Biz Houses & Clubs.

Please rest up well and see you all tomorrow.

Let\\\\\\\'s Go For GOLD!!!!
Pam

Mark wrote on 02.11.2007 at 7:38:

Best of power for the Singapore River Regatta 2007. Go For Gold People!

Philipp wrote on 24.10.2007 at 14:57:

Thanks André for the good workout in Botanical Gardens!
Really enjoyed it!
Would be a very good preparation for the race if many paddler show up next week, not only for fitness, but for some timing exercises.
See you there!

One of the 5 Fillipps wrote on 22.10.2007 at 1:11:

Hey guys!
we are winner of the Grand Master's Plate Final!!
That's great!
Thanks to the whole team and to André and Pam for organising everything!

anne wrote on 19.10.2007 at 2:48:

team,
all 10 seats taken!
CU there or at the beach on Saturday,
A

anne wrote on 17.10.2007 at 5:28:

team,
any more takers for the 4 remaining seats for the SDBA fund raising dinner this Friday night?
Drop me an email by tonight please.
cheers,
a

Veron wrote on 11.10.2007 at 16:08:

Thanks Phillip(203)! For the very lovely v-momento! ;P

Philipp A. wrote on 10.10.2007 at 6:19:

Sebastian.
Looking forward to your visit!
You missed the Oktoberfest, but you will be here for the Singapore River Regatta.
That's just as well!!
Have a good flight!

Sebastian wrote on 09.10.2007 at 5:55:

Alamak - I miss the Oktoberfest by just a few days!!! Party hard folks and looking forward to see you again next week! Cheers from Frankfurt, Sebastian

Phil203 wrote on 08.10.2007 at 4:04:

Moin Moin,

pls have a look at "www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYVcFhTNbtk"

Cheers

Phil203 wrote on 07.10.2007 at 4:52:

Auaaaa!

anne wrote on 02.10.2007 at 6:45:

most welcome Bernd! I liked a lot how the whole team was screaming and cheering for each paddler during his time trial. It makes it so much easier to ignore the pain.
Hope to see many of the team for Botanical Gardens session tomorrow at 8pm!
cheers,
a

Bernd wrote on 01.10.2007 at 4:04:

Thank you Anne and Caroline!
Your cheering at the time trial was fantastic!
Was great event to build the team spirit
Congratulation Harald for the best result!!

Cheers Bernd

Sascha wrote on 30.09.2007 at 14:07:

Yeahhhhh!!!!!!!!!
World champions!!!!!!!!!!
Well done German Soccer Ladies!!!!!!!

Philipp wrote on 27.09.2007 at 3:36:

OK Berry.
Now you know all about the paddle.
Time to try paddling with it!
Paddles Up!!

Berry wrote on 26.09.2007 at 11:41:

i find it an advantage that the blade of the heavier wooden paddle does not twist so easily when in the water. however the constant pulling out of the water, lifting up and bringing forward before dipping it in again is much lighter and seems to consume much less strength with the carbon/fibre paddles.
a bit similar to tennis - i learned that with an old wooden dunlop and later appreciated a carbon/fibre racket for it's lighter weight.
i agree though, if the technique is not ok, then you paddle wrong or badly, no matter what.

Vera wrote on 26.09.2007 at 9:47:

So glad I drum and organize parties... no big need for physics there

Mark L wrote on 26.09.2007 at 7:46:

It is technique which matters more (:

Carbon/Light paddle = Heavy Pull/Catch
Wooden Paddle = Moderate Pull/Catch.

Efficiency of Stroke = Speed of the paddle drive in water

Because the energy transfer from paddler to paddle to water is in the drive.

The paddle acts as a medium between paddler and water. The paddler executes the drive.

Dragonboating is in relation to physics! Hope that helped (((:

Vera wrote on 26.09.2007 at 4:54:

It is amazing that the Mynamar National team were letting everyone eat water in the Penang race. They were using paddles that were even older than the \'wooden planks\' with the yellow end, which we used to paddle with...
So I guess in the end it is all about the technique!
V.

Phil 203 wrote on 26.09.2007 at 4:29:

Hi Berry, Bernie,

the carbon paddles sure look good but I seem to be a bit old fashioned. Therefore I prefer the wooden planks as their weight feels a bit more comfortable. Anyway we looked good on the TV-shot, that I can assure!

Cheers

Bernd wrote on 26.09.2007 at 3:32:

Hi Berry,

we used the paddels last week we had a TV team on board! Was a TV shoot for Eco tourism magazine. Sure the paddels will look great on TV

Cheers,
Bernd

Berry wrote on 26.09.2007 at 1:51:

hey guys,

you got some really awesome looking new paddles just around end of june but too late to use them in the june race. sava must have been the first actual race where you could paddle with them.

how is the feedback and experience that you got with the new paddles through training and at the sava race? any difference? generally better than the old ones?

i used to paddle with the old, in comparison rather heavy wooden planks and am just interested to learn if the much lighter carbon/fibre or what they are made of are being well received by paddlers.

cheers,
berry

Sang Nila Utama wrote on 26.09.2007 at 20:23:

Truly Singaporean,


\"Australia risks becoming the poor white trash of Asia..\", - Lee Kuan Yew


\"Singapore would hit rock bottom if it was run by Australians\" - Lee Kuan Yew


\"We will regret the time lost if we do not now take the first tentative steps towards correcting a trend which can leave our society with a large number of the physically, intellecually and CULTURALLY anaemic.\" - Lee Kuan Yew


\"My neighbours(Malaysia, Indonesia) both have problems with their Chinese. They(chinese) are successful, they\'re hardworking and therefore they are systematically marginalised(by malays), even in education\" - Lee Kuan Yew


\"The exceptional number of Nobel Prize winners who are Jews is no accident. It is also no accident that a high percentage, sometimes 50%, of faculty members in the top American universities on both the east and west coasts are Jews. And the number of high calibre Japanese academics, professionals, and business executives is out of all proportion to the percentage of Japanese in the total American population.\" - Lee Kuan Yew, 1982


\"I started off believing all men were equal. I now know that\'s the most unlikely thing ever to have been..(because people)had different intermixtures between races, peoples.. - Lee Kuan Yew, quoted the book, The Man & His Ideas , 1997


\"If, for instance, you put in a Malay officer who\'s very religious and who has family ties in Malaysia in charge of a machine gun unit, that\'s a very tricky business. We\'ve got to know his background... I\'m saying these things because they are real, and if I don\'t think that, and I think even if today the Prime Minister doesn\'t think carefully about this, we could have a tragedy.\" - SM Lee Kuan Yew, Straits Times, September 19, 1999


So now we know where the \"Singapore For Singaporeans\" mentality stems from!

It also gives me the greatest pleaseure to say this, MDA and Singapore Police are reading this too!

KiKi, The Paddle B**** wrote on 25.09.2007 at 8:57:

Hey Y\'all,

well done in the SAVA sprints, really miss rowing with you guys... am still alive and kicking (or rather kickboxing, hope to join you guys in the Nov race.... Got miss me or not? hahah I think not lah...

anyway, Miss you guys loooong time....

Go German Dragons Go!!!!!

Captain GDS wrote on 25.09.2007 at 8:40:

To everyone engaged in the ongoing discussion:

We would appreciate your cooperation in refraining from using this Guestbook subsequently for discussions like this. As Lionel Tan so correctly pointed out, another forum would be more suitable. "Singapore for Singaporeans" & Co, do feel free to swing by Kallang on a Saturday afternoon to continue this discussion after our training session. As everybody knows, we are neither nationalist nor racist; most of us are not even German.

Anne, Captain German Dragons Singapore

Truly Singaporean wrote on 25.09.2007 at 7:21:

Well, I'm definitely Singaporean and it gives me great pleasure in being able to say this, (so let's get really Singaporean on this): Under the revised Penal Code tabled just recently in Parliament, any person(s) convicted of causing racial and religious disharmony can be jailed up to 3 years or fined, or both. (In my humble opinion, you've already qualified on that count)

A formal report has already been filed with both MDA as well as the Singapore Police to alert them to this discussion. May we suggest that you take up your concerns with those relevant authorities and use that as a more relevant forum in which to air your grievances. I'm sure they'll lend a supportive ear.

Truly, Majulah Singapura

A Singaporean (with a rather prickly nature)

Uma wrote on 25.09.2007 at 17:26:

Well Well Well...

Whoever is this person... is definitely not a Singaporean. Singapore is a land of immigrants. So she welcomes everyone with a big smile. The little red dot really is one peaceful and beautiful land which is without any hangups abt races.. So pls do not try to insult her.
Besides this, U wanna try the German friendliness... Just come down and paddle with the Germans... This is a multi racial group of paddlers keeping to the Principals of this nation
Hmmm one more word... Grow up. Living in the past makes u grow obsolete
Afganistan, Iraq, Iran, Korea u dont find a German Army there!!! U know what I mean. These are people who are engaged in innovation and discoveries benefitting u and me

Think abt it

Paddles Up..

watch out wrote on 24.09.2007 at 4:00:

"Singapore for Singaporeans" - you must be aware that the Singapore Government is very sensitive and very alert to anyone, who attempts to disrupt the cultural harmony here and to anyone instigating disturbance to the racial balance. They have taken action on that before (example: blogger insulting malays) and you are dangerously close to crossing the line.

In fact, in my personal view you have crossed that line already and I would not be surprised, if you were found out pretty soon, making some rather pitiful headlines when being taken to court.

Nothing is easier for the Singapore Government body in charge than to find out who you really are and to put a stop to this.

You have enjoyed a great deal of tolerance by everyone on this website guestbook so far, however i am certain, Singapore will not tolerate anyone poisoning the multi-cultural harmony here - you included!

TanTom wrote on 24.09.2007 at 3:52:

\"We do not even have to respond to other foreigners whom are from third world countries.\"
\"We also do not wish to engage ourselves with Singaporeans of white-monger nature\"

Reminds me of Ahmedinejad..

Anyways, whatever happened to \"pledge ourselves as one united people,
regardless of race, language or religion\" --> That IS the Singapore pleadge after all.
As for not being responsible for the Govt\'s actions. I feel for you (wo)man ! Those guys are taking you down a path of moral degradation (egads!) what with bringing in the infidels from third world countries, and fascists from Germany (double egads!)
* blink *

Chill out dude(tte).. It\'s just paddling. Really.

Vera wrote on 24.09.2007 at 3:46:

Hey all!
Wanted to thank you again for the great race experience at the SAVA sprints... it was fun to drum again after such long time...
Keep up the sporty spirit!
Check your mails on the next event!
V.

Singapore For Singaporeans wrote on 24.09.2007 at 19:14:

To all that responded,

The issue brought up since our first entry was about the establishment of foreign CULTURAL values in Singapore and the CONTRADICTION of the Singapore value of culture as a result of the former. We do not wished to be swayed away from this point.

There is enough material from the activities of this organisation to suggest that the influence of a socio-political end is not far-fetched.


We are not the Singapore Govt nor are we responsible for the actions of the Singapore Govt. We are the people of Singapore and we respresent the people's perspective. As Singaporean,it is within our diminished right to shape the societal mould of this country.

Germans, you are economic immigrants in this country. You are settled here because of the failed economic policies in your country. It is your country's responsiblity to provide you with the lifestyle you enjoy here. Understand your role as economic immigrants and promote your Euro-centric colonial mindset elsewhere.

We do not even have to respond to other foreigners whom are from third world countries. Singapore is clearly not a place for foriegn idealogies, let alone third world.

We also do not wish to engage ourselves with Singaporeans of white-monger nature. These people contribute to the contradiction of the Singapore culture while being oblivious to the backlash from the white society in other countries.


The prevailing argument is that till now, our initial comments have not been addressed:

1. using organizational means to promote German traditions, way of life, culture.

2. engaging in the active recruitment of Singaporeans for the purposes of a German influence in Singapore society.

3. the logo on this website which slanders the Singapore name by being designed in the backdrop of the colors of a German flag.

4. continued persecution of non ethnic Germans in Germany. The lack of initiative from ethnic Germans makes the latter guilty by association.


We still hope the German Dragons would re-organise to fit the means of a sports entity alone.


Majulah Singapura

Uma wrote on 23.09.2007 at 18:31:

I visit the gallery and everytime my heart beats seeing the race... Whether I am drumming or paddling.

Its a lovely sport. Just the feeling of paddle in the water beats or washes away all the stress...

Yup I am missing in Action.. Taking a very long break

Keep it up folks. U rock!!!

Vikram wrote on 22.09.2007 at 14:50:

If not for the entertaining comments below I would not have visited this website more than once a month.

Singapore For Singaporeans why not you join us at the Dragon Boat Session on Saturday's afternoon at 2:30 pm and have fun paddling.

Bindu/CDBT wrote on 21.09.2007 at 7:48:

The funny thing about all this is!!

- It is singapore governments plan to increase the population here to 6.5 million
- Most part of this is going to be expatriates according to the government(I personally sense no lapse in logic here either. If u know what i mean)
- when there is a group of chinese in america there is a china town(probably the only place you will find some decent food in US). Similary the more expatriates, there is going to be some spread of influence in the place.
- maybe JUST maybe do you think the government is acting along with all these expats to bring upon singapore a CULTURAL devastation????
- Singapore for Singaporeans... i have identified the culprit for you..so now you know whom to target...


P.S. sorry guys i am young to know history.. but got a pretty good logical reasoning because i am ------. (will not state- nationality...sorry )

Lionel Tan wrote on 21.09.2007 at 5:44:

Dear...uhm, well how do i address you? "Singapore for Singaporeans" may well be a slogan of your choice, but as a name for a party that openly posts their opinion on a website, this sounds rather obscure.
That is like me calling myself "Outside of Singapore we are foreigners too" or something. Moving on...

Just to clarify and to spread the credits more fairly:
we also enjoy fabulous champagnes and wines from France, despite any injustices or terrible acts, King Louis or Napoleon may have sanctioned in their days.
We also enjoy the wonders of Japanese technology, despite what those guys did in the past, be that Pearl Harbour or their past deeds in and to Singapore.
We also enjoy Australian dairy products despite their Mrs. Hansen.
We (at least many of us) also enjoy Coca Cola, MacDonalds, Burger King, Hip Hop and what have you,independent from our probably varying views on say the Vietnam war or Iraq, etc.
We enjoy the endless number of scientific achievements out of ancient China, or the oil supplies from Middle East countries, or the rich variety of music, dance, literature, movies and all other art forms from all over the world.

So where do we move to?

Thank heavens we do not have to worry about that at all. As long as we Singaporeans (and most of us do)see that the rich variety of cultural values here stems from us Singaporeans not only tolerating but welcoming them onto our shores, we can enjoy them right here.

As long as we don't get ideas such as building a fence around our lovely island, be that in our minds or hearts or even physically, we shall continue to be able to enjoy and benefit from the choices we get this way. That wealth of choices, that wealth of different cultural values makes us, what we are proud of - a global city in a global world. So attractive to other cultures that they come here to invest, to contribute, to share, to participate, to spend, to explore. And if and when they travel elsewhere or back home, they happily spread the gospel about our beloved island.

I think that is splendid and the way it should be.

Majulah Singapura

P.S. don't you think, this kind of discussion belongs to some other forum, rather than the guestbook of the German Dragons website? I am starting to feel that i am not respectfully behaving like a guest (!) on this website.

Alex wrote on 21.09.2007 at 5:13:

Dear Singapore For Singaporeans,

U r right!
There used to be Germans thinking about Germany kinda as u think about Singapore now...that led to the most terrible and most disgusting crime that the world has ever seen!
To my opinion u can do 2 things. Either u hope that this happens never and nowhere in the world again, or u work actively against it. And that is where I personally see the German Dragons!
Since we are no \\\"Germans Only Club\\\" we help to bring ppl together to get to know each other\\\'s culture and learn from each other.

U r also right regarding the Neo Nazis. Unfortunately u will find them in Germany...as in every other state in the world. Being a Nazi has nothing to do with being a German, its about the way of thinking...which brings me back to my first sentence!
And u are also right that a Nazi might just punch u out. But the most dangerous Nazis are the ones who use the more civilized way of communication, they act in the background, using for example the internet... .

If u should make up ur mind and willing to give up the internet as ur camouflage u r welcome to meet us and will probably have a great talk about differences.
That talk should unify us cause we are all different!
But pls, a discussion about whether u want \\\"Singapore For Singaporeans\\\" will never take place, cause no-one needs a backslide in thinking of 60 years!!
Most people learned their lessons, my Malaysian or Indian or Chinese friend...or r u even Japanese!?

With Regards

Anonymous Genius wrote on 21.09.2007 at 4:25:

I get annoyed when racists remarks are made. A lot of peopel don't realise that racism works both ways. And any skin colour can be racists. Its worse when they don't realise that they are being just that. Anyways... i hate racists so i've done some analysing to maybe make it easier for us to pin point the idiot who is saying all this. Not a hundred percent but most likely. And I am confident that if I am quite accurate that he is going to reply back saying I am way off with my analysis. Then we know I'm right. But after reading this he probably won't say anything. Like reverse reverse reverse mind game.. Yeah whatever.

From my analysis.. Naming himself Sang Nila Utama tells me he is a dragon boater from a local dragon boat team. probably a team situated near you guys during your races. He is Malay most probably cause he associated with the name Sang Nila Utama and like everyone else, he doesn't realise that Sang Nila Utama is actually an Indian Prince from a southern Indian Empire. I say age range between 21 to 25.. I doubt he is older than that. from his language and historical knowledge, i say he is from a local tertiary institute or university. Cause the information we get from our history classes are flawed anyway. He is academically educated and thinks he is knowledgable.. likes to brag that he is smart and informed. Always willing to tell ppl about what he knows even though highly possible he is wrong. Wants to be rebelious but afraid of consequences. Typical poser. Wants change but doesn't do anything about it and in the end conforms. Bored, single and a wanker.

I'm local and proud to be one but happy that the world is getting smaller through racial intergration. Culture, society, religion and politics divides the world too much. Singapore has taught us tolerance.. I think its time we learn appreciation and respect. An open mind is harder to achieve than we think it is. So let us all try harder. But please stop giving each other flawed history lessons here. Its too painful when the facts are wrong. Guys. Read from a few sources before you dispense information.

Just wanted to put my intelligence to good use. Have a good day people. Why fight when we can make love. Sounds like more fun anyway.

Phil 203 wrote on 21.09.2007 at 3:53:

Wow, this is rolling now!

To Singapore For Singaporeans:
What is your actual problem? Have you ever been taken down by any German? I don not think nor hope so! Further to that please do not put all of us into one pot with a very small number of people who are shit-heads. There are 82 million German passport holders and you talk about ppm though. As we all know people with this kind of attitude exist in every country and I dare to say that you are such person BUT in Singapore. Also do not compare Germany or Germans of today with those guys 70 years ago!

And for the second time you are saying that we promote our lifestyle and cultural values - just tell us how we are doing this!
On our website? Sorry nothing to find here
While paddeling? I do not think so as we have many other nationalities in the team
Drinking beer? Oh shit - the whole world does it
Eating pork knuckles? Well, not all Germans eat that - this is Bavarian stuff
Celebrating Oktoberfest? Again this is Bavarian

And believe me I could continue with this! So what argument are you putting here. You just throw things at the Germand Dragons Singapore without being able to justify those.

Do all of us a favour - either you come around and meet us or any other international dragon boat team in Singapore OR GET LOST!

Singapore For Singaporeans wrote on 20.09.2007 at 15:28:

Dear Lionel Tan,

Since Germany enriches your life with so many wonders, why don;t you move to Germany? You'd be lucky not to meet a Neo Nazi who'll physically take you down just for the fact that you are not ethnic german.


You made it sound like Germany did the world a big humanitarian favor by its inventions. Germans on the other hand are responsible for one of the worst humanitarian crisis the world has ever witnessed.

And all we asked for was not to contradict our Singaporean way of life IN Singapore. Even that in the most civilized manner, in the form of a forum posting.

Remember, our initial argument was about promoting German tradional and cultural values in Singapore.

Make no mistake, it was Singapore which provided the lifestyle that you have today, not Germany.


Majulah Singapura

Vera wrote on 20.09.2007 at 7:26:

Wow! We have never had so much traffic on our page...thanks guys and gals!

Now then... Come join us for a nice round of paddling in our multi-cultural team.
We can all learn from each other - a bit of Singaporean history & culture, a bit of German history & culture, a bit of Indian, Dutch, French, New Zealand, Malay, Bavarian (sorry, need to mention them seperately! haha!), Philippine, Brazilian, Japanese, Indonesian, Canadian as well Iranian culture and history (no particular order! Hope I have not forgotten anyone, if I did, then sorry!) ... mixed with a personal note of each member's character!
The result a great team with a bunch of fun and superb spirit! Rock on!

Paddles up!
V.

Mark L wrote on 20.09.2007 at 4:47:

Thanks for the history lesson.

The Flying Dutchman wrote on 20.09.2007 at 0:29:

Dear Singapore For Singaporeans,

I totally agree with you.

Singapura (or Temasek as it was called back then) was founded around 1390 by the Palembang ruler Parameswara. His settlement was short-lived however. Towards the end of the 14th century, it came under attack, most probably by the Thai state of Ayutthya.

Temasek came under the authority of the Melaka sultanate, and devolved into an insignificant fishing settlement, basically little more than an overgrown jungle. When Raffles landed here in 1819 he found swamps, jungle and a lone village of some 100 Malay huts and 30 or so Orang Laut sea nomad families.

So yes, it is reasonably fair to suggest Singaporeans of 13th century immigrant background as “Singaporeans”. I doubt that there are many real Singaporeans left though...

Singapore For Singaporeans wrote on 20.09.2007 at 16:03:

Dear Elmer Fud/CDBT,

Contradictory to what you mentioned, Chinese and the Indians had already been settled in Singapore for ages before Raffles colonized Singapore.

Singapore got its name in the 13th century through its ancient hindu founders. Singapore, a Sanskrit word, is prove of that.

It is reasonably fair to suggest Singaporeans of 13th century immigrant background as "Singaporeans".

Lionel Tan wrote on 19.09.2007 at 13:56:

Wednesday last week, just after finishing work at the office of my employer (a large German pharmaceutical company\'s regional office here in Singapore)i, a Singaporean, took the keys to my BMW, put my Siemens mobile phone in my pocket and grabbed my Braun Buffel briefcase to head for the parking lot.
I was in a hurry to pick up my wife, also a Singaporean, from her workplace at the rep office of a German TV Station. Her Audi was at the service station for a thourough cleaning, so she needed a ride.
Unfortunately one of my Singaporean work collegues had parked his Mercedes so close to my BMW that i had to wait for him to arrive.
My MontBlanc watch told me that i was running late.

My wife and I had reservations at the German restaurant Werner\'s Oven that evening. We both just can\'t get enough of their pork knuckles along with a couple of Erdinger beers.
Anyway, my collegue arrived, took off in his Mercedes and I was on my way. I loaded one of my favourite CDs of The Scorpions into the Blaupunkt Audiosystem and cruised to my wife\'s office.

My wife loves me and she knows that i love reading. When she got in my car, she handed me a book called \"Perfume\". Great read by the German writer Patrick Suesskind - i recommend it. And since I love her wearing a Jil Sander fragrance, i had bought some on my last trip by Lufthansa to Frankfurt. I was happy to be able to return a gift on the spot.
At Werner\'s Oven we were, as always, greated cordially by one of Werner\'s daughters, who is married to a local and a proud mother of 3 children by now. She used to play very successfully for the Singapore National Women\'s Handball Team, which impressed my wife and me very much.
Anyway, we had a lovely diner there before making our way home.
At home, my wife stuffed our Miele washing machine with the day\'s laundry and then she prepared an espresso on our Krups espresso machine. Good thing to have after a sumptious meal. I can recommend Melitta espresso which is available at every Coldstorage outlet.
She herself had a glas of chilled German Riesling that is being imported into Singapore by the reputed traditional German trading firm C. Melchers & Co.

The next day I read a posting by Singapore for Singaporeans on your website here that made me think:

Should i get rid of my beloved BMW? and my wife\'s Audi?
Should i avoid my Mercedes-driving collegue?
Should i replace my Braun Buffel briefcase with a no name plastic folder?
Should i resign and look for a job in one of the many large Singaporean pharmaceutical companies instead?
Should i ask my wife to resign?
Should i advise her to swap Jil Sander for a Singaporean fragrance?
Should i discourage her from buying any but Singaporean books?
Should we say good-bye to Werner\'s and stick to chicken rice?
Should i change to Tiger beer only?
Should i replace our Miele with a Samsung, while waiting until someone starts making Singaporean washing machines?
Should i throw out the Krups espresso machine and stick to copi?
Should i destroy our remaining bottles of German Riesling and enjoy New Water instead?

We thought really hard about it and then my wife and i decided: nah, all these German people and products have enriched our lives to an extent we would not want to do without - ever!

So i guess, my wife will be driving me in her Audi to the next Octoberfest here in Singapore - we would be poorer without it.

Elmer Fud, CDBT wrote on 19.09.2007 at 16:05:

Dear Singapore for Singaporeans / Utama,

You must be a Malayan as the Chinese and Tamils were not here when Raffles showed up. But then it would be Malayans for Singapore. Ah yeo, so confusing lah.

CDBT wrote on 18.09.2007 at 14:26:

"This organisation is seen as a platform to promote and uphold German culture and trademarks."

Audi, Audi, Go Go Go!
Blaupunkt, Blaupunkt, Go Go Go!
Siemens, Siemens Go Go Go!

*sigh* Better just leave the chant as it is.

Go Germans!

GP wrote on 18.09.2007 at 14:21:

Ditto from the Canadian Dragons, Utama. We've been trying our darndest to promote Canadian culture in Singapore for years, but we haven't actually figured out what our culture is yet, so have failed miserably. But when we do, Utama...when we do...!

GP / Canadian Dragons

TW wrote on 18.09.2007 at 1:23:

Dear Singapore for Singaporeans / Utama,

We on the other int'l dragon boat teams in Singapore feel very left out. We also went attention from you and your group.

Please visit the websites of the American, Canadian, British, Japanese, Kowloon / Hong Kong, Irish and Australian dragon boat teams of Singapore. All have Singaporean members and all also reference their evil and perfidious foreign cultural values right here in the Republic of Singapore. Please do something about this! Otherwise we will be very jealous that only the German team gets your important observations.

TW / American Dragons

E.T. Aldrup wrote on 18.09.2007 at 0:38:

Wow! Utama is really persistent.
OK OK. I'll leave Singapore. Maybe in 2020. Or 2030. Or later?
I feel so Singaporean! I feel good...Now everybody!!!

Sang NIla Utama wrote on 18.09.2007 at 23:56:

KICK OUT GERMAN IMMIGRANTS!

Phil 203 wrote on 17.09.2007 at 7:58:

To Sang Nila Utama and Singapore for Singaporeans:

Why don\'t you come around and meet us. I think we all will have a good laugh then as you will see how \"German\" we actually not are.
BTW - what do you people know about Germany? It obviously cannot be that much. Feel free to come!

Berry wrote on 17.09.2007 at 5:41:

to "singapore for singaporeans" - thanks so much for your contribution. it has been some time that we had such a good laugh over a posting here. really, ridiculously funny. in fact, you may have even significantly raised interest in the site of the german dragons. proof again - jokes work wonders.

Alex wrote on 17.09.2007 at 4:18:

Hey guys,
Hope u did well on Sunday!!
Unfortunately I fell sick on Saturday and finally slept til this morning. Funny enough, but I still feel tired... .
Hope to soon get an update on Sundays results!

anne wrote on 17.09.2007 at 1:33:

thank you Mark!
we miss you very much as well!
SAVA would have been even nicer with you in our boats.
best,
A

Sang Nila Utama wrote on 17.09.2007 at 16:23:

Germans Germans Go Go Go Home!

Even E.T. went home!

Mark Liu wrote on 15.09.2007 at 15:00:

On a brighter note, well done at SAVA! Trust me, i miss you guys very very very much (:

Mark Liu wrote on 15.09.2007 at 14:45:

Dear Singapore for Singaporeans,

The earlier comments were absolutely uncalled for and entirely ridiculous. I believe the team does not bear any political interest or standing which compromises with the values of Singapore culture.

Just so you know, Singapore adopts a democratic system. What you are speaking of amounts to nationalism; which is entirely incorrect.

According to www.dictionary.com
<1.Devotion to the interests or culture of one's nation.
<2.Devotion to the interests or culture of a particular nation including promoting the interests of one country over those of others;>

in other words; you are making an absolute mockery of yourselves. Do think it over. So for now we WILL continue drinking Paulaner and be Chanting "German Dragons, German Dragons, Go Go Go".

Mark

anne wrote on 15.09.2007 at 12:11:

Team,

what an awesome day!
Very happy to be part of the German Dragons!

rest well and give 120 percent tomorrow again!

Vera wrote on 14.09.2007 at 7:13:

Sheesh... where was he 3 years ago???
Hoooolllllzzzz!!!!! Staaaaaahhhhhlllll!!!!!

Prost!

who cares wrote on 14.09.2007 at 5:14:

Hahahahaha!
I'm still trying to figure out if Mr/Miss Singapore-For-Singaporeans is actually being serious, or just another GDS member playing with our heads. Not that it matters coz it made me laugh nevertheless.
Crazy coots.

Michael Paterson wrote on 14.09.2007 at 3:39:

Dear Singapore for Singaporeans,

Denying people from ANY country the right to uphold their culture and traditions is a form of rascism. So for now I think we will continue drinking Paulaner and Chanting "German Dragons, German Dragons, Go Go Go" which isn't actually German by the way.

Cheers.

Phil 203 wrote on 14.09.2007 at 3:22:

To our delighted webmaster: You may remove this as this is not what our guestbook should be there for.

A GDS Singaporean Girl wrote on 14.09.2007 at 1:51:

A reply to Singapore for Singaporeans:

I hope this blog was a joke, because if it wasn't, then the joke is obviously YOU. Value of Singapore? "Multi-racial, multi-cultural society" - get with the programme you puritan.

Singapore For Singaporeans wrote on 13.09.2007 at 14:42:

We are a group of Singaporeans who are concerned with the activities of your organization.

It has been brought to our attention that you(German Dragons Singapore) engage in activites which are a threat to the Singapore culture and the Singaporean way of life.

This organisation is seen as a platform to promote and uphold German culture and trademarks. (actively engaging in the recruitment of Singaporeans, chanting of German slogans in public, organising German traditions etc) This is not welcomed as it deemed as a mean to contradict the Singapore value of culture.

The logo on the left hand-side of your homepage is also deemed insensitive as the word "Singapore" is used in context of the colors of the German flag.

We hope that you would use your organisational means to engage for sporting reasons only and not in the promotion of the German cultural value.

With the continued persecution of non-Germans in Germany, we find this reminder to you most timely and appropriate.

Glen wrote on 11.09.2007 at 11:09:

Hi Anne.. surprised and happy to meet you and Singapore barbarians team at SWAN Race.. although my team (Argonox.Merlions) got knocked out at the very early stage.. very happy that your team managed to fight it out all the way... cheers!!!

anne wrote on 11.09.2007 at 10:36:

team,
if you wonder what Carolien, Jan, Peter and me were doing over the last weekend, check out the new pics Dirk uploaded! We came in 7th in the SWAN race, which is quite an achievement: being the best mixed boat and beaten only by all-men boats.
cheers,
a

Frank wrote on 30.08.2007 at 6:32:

Here I am!! I didn't go missing! How can I get back?
Let me see... Cannot be that my "underarm perspiration" picture is gone from this site ;P DOH!
All the best to you all!
Longer, harder... and so on la!

Vera wrote on 30.08.2007 at 5:32:

what happened to all the other ex-members???
so many went missing on the page?

Pam wrote on 27.08.2007 at 2:58:

Dear Dragons,

Here's the training schedule for this week:

1. Training at Kallang
Tuesday, 28 August, 6.45pm

2. Training at Kallang
Thursday, 30 August, 6.45pm

3. Training at Kallang
Saturday, 1 Sept, 2.30pm

Cheers

Tanya wrote on 27.08.2007 at 1:29:

Yo dragons!
\'Tis a pity I havent been able to join in the recent races. My knee\'s bust so will take care of that first.
Meanwhile, congrats on the great results guys! And continue paddling hard for the Sava Sprints! I\'ll try to join you fellers for that, as part of the cheering committee. :p

Pam wrote on 24.08.2007 at 5:51:

Dear Dragons

The meeting point is at the Marina Bay Platform tomorrow (opposite the Ritz Carlton Hotel).

Reporting time is 1pm as the races start at 2pm.

Cheers

Anne wrote on 18.08.2007 at 14:24:

Hey guys!
All the best and lots of power for tomorrow's Men's Masters!

Greeting from sunny Germany,
Anne and Philipp

Pam wrote on 13.08.2007 at 3:06:

Dear Dragons,

Here's the training schedule for this week:

1. Training
Tues, 14 Aug, 6.45pm at Beer Beach

2. Fitness Session (Botanical Gardens)
Wed, 15 Aug, 8pm (at entrance near Gleneagles Hospital)

3. Training
Thur, 16 Aug, 6.45pm at Beer Beach

4. Training g
Sat, 18 Aug, 2.30pm at Beer Beach

5. Mens Masters at Bedok Reservoir
Sun, 19 Aug, Reporting Time: 8.30am


See you on the water

Cheers
Pam

Tati wrote on 08.08.2007 at 5:02:

Hey Carolien...
SELAMAT HARI LAHIR !! (go figure!)
Many happy returns too !! May you stay young and beautiful always!

anne wrote on 07.08.2007 at 4:32:

dear team and friends,
join us for National Day celebration this Thursday, for a paddling cum beer drinking session. We meet at 6:45pm and paddle towards Marina Bay, as far as they let us go.
cheers,
A

Britta wrote on 26.07.2007 at 14:29:

Hi Silvan,
to what Veron wrote before I totally agree . I guess that applies for everybody of the team, get to know you during the far to short time you joined the German Dragons!
So all the best for your future and hope to see you again soon!

Paddles Up!
Britta

Veron wrote on 25.07.2007 at 14:45:

Silvan;
All the best and hope to see you soon too!
Will miss your jokes,
V.

Matze wrote on 23.07.2007 at 15:40:

Testeintrag, um zu sehen, ob alles funktioniert und Dirk auch aufpasst . Ich gruesse alle die mich kennen und meine Mamma!

Mark wrote on 23.07.2007 at 14:57:

Silvan,
All the best!

Silvan wrote on 22.07.2007 at 10:25:

Dear Dragons
I had a really great time with this team! I wish every single person from the team all the best for the future and hope see u all soon! I will miss you..
Silvan

Andre Again wrote on 18.07.2007 at 8:41:

Could not go without posting this here... congrats to everyone that showed up at BG yesterday! We broke our record... 17 pax! and on a rainy night... Nice session Azhar..

remember, the "BG Fitness Session" is a "rain or shine event"...

Paddles up!

Andre wrote on 17.07.2007 at 17:36:

Dirk, Wilson, & Co...
congrats on the photos... this is the best bacth ever id say... specially with the medal ceremony at Paulaner..
paddles up!

anne wrote on 15.07.2007 at 13:52:

dear Dragons,
have a look at the gallery; Dirk uploaded new pictures from the June race and our medal presentation party at Paulaner! cheers, A

Uma wrote on 11.07.2007 at 5:37:

Hey folks,
This is about the Tuesday Fitness Program. Its simply wonderful. It was my first session yesterday. What's good about it?
1) Its in Botanical garden.
2) Its exercising as a group. Each of us kept it going with jokes and encouragement...
3) Exercising in midst of the nature which is so giving... Trust me you need to be there to feel it...
4) Tailor made for the people. Its a combo of heavy and light exercise covering the entire body. (I was very tired from work and after this I was totallllllly freshhh)
5) 1 hour 15 min and with breaks in mid(3 breaks and 5 to 7 min each)
6) Everyone was involved. There was no forcing.If people had some problems then alternatives were suggested.

I loved it and believe me if this is more frequent I'll cancel my Gym membership. Yes, its absolutely free as well What more do I want...

Azhar and Andre conducted the session wonderfully. Just one suggestion... Maybe you guys can state the benefits occassionaly of doing some exercise during the breaks.
Of course another very good thing is there was lots of stretching.. I do not have any body aches...

Chris wrote on 10.07.2007 at 15:22:

supa seite!

Philipp A. wrote on 10.07.2007 at 2:33:

Hi Guys,

fitness session today at 8pm in the botanical gardens.
Everyone keen on sweating like crazy is more than welcome.
See you there.
Cheers!
Philipp

Tanya wrote on 06.07.2007 at 1:37:

Attended my first fitness-session yesterday, and it was mighty fun. Considering the misfit that I am, this is one helluva way to get back into shape.(Well, SOME shape anyway)...

I would like to encourage more people to come down for the Tues sessions at the Botanical Garden! Come one, come all.

Thomas wrote on 03.07.2007 at 0:23:

Congratulation to your bronze medal!
After I met you on Sunday at the Paulaner, I'm convinced it was a milestone on your way to gold.
Thomas from Switzerland

Andre wrote on 02.07.2007 at 10:06:

Congrats!

Alles Gute aus Frankfurt/Main

Berry wrote on 02.07.2007 at 4:24:

eure website ist prima, das neue logo sieht klasse aus, gute wahl beim schriftzug (!), chic die neuen shirts, paddel zum neidisch werden und glueckwunsch zum neuen captain. man redet gutes ueber euch - auch in den anderen dragonboat teams!

Vera wrote on 02.07.2007 at 2:38:

GO GERMAN DRAGONS!
Awsome result! Looks like the German Dragons are back in the race ;o)
BTW - sign up for our brunch at Paule on Sudnay 22 July with me!
Vera

Pam wrote on 02.07.2007 at 0:32:

Dear Dragons,

Seeing as how I have no voice left, I just want to say you all did an outstanding job this weekend, congrats to all again on the bronze medal!

See you Saturday,
Pam

anne wrote on 01.07.2007 at 0:52:

that was an awesome race day!
we qualified for the semi finals of the national championship with the 20 mixed boat and with the 10 girls boat, by coming in second in both heats.
in the inter international business race, our white boat did a really good job in a very tough heat!
the black boat came in first in their heat and qualified for the final.
lets give everything on Sunday and go for a nice 'n shiny medal!

iam_aom002@yahoo.com wrote on 30.06.2007 at 8:58:

Hi all,
I am always come to visited ur web but never to say anything to u, today I just saw ur pic at Penang nice pics!!and best teamwork!!

All the best to u!!!

Trina wrote on 29.06.2007 at 23:54:

Hi Dragons,

All the best to you for the race! Kick some ass!!

Deaf Terence wrote on 26.06.2007 at 12:50:

Awesome job guys! Sorry for MIA for some months. Now yay I made it into triathlon elite team and got few sponsors and got upcoming races in July and August. I will drop by Bedok Reservoir this weekend as I live opposite this.

Miss you guys in my heart! I do not dare to promise I will come back to your team but I really do! I miss our days!

Ning wrote on 22.06.2007 at 3:16:

New paddles AND new race shirts!! How lucky are we! This is it guys - German Dragons are back and we're breathing fire! *grin*

azhar (adzy) wrote on 21.06.2007 at 14:56:

Way to go Paulaner. We won't let you down this time. Thank you and Cheers!!!

Vera-Maus wrote on 21.06.2007 at 7:05:

Thannks Matze, for cleaning this up!

Alma wrote on 20.06.2007 at 17:36:

havent been row'g fr 3yrs miss u all, tc... lv Alma

Alma wrote on 20.06.2007 at 17:34:

keep it up guys and gals, paddles up!! lv Alma

Andre wrote on 18.06.2007 at 20:18:

good job Peter!
cheers

Ning wrote on 17.06.2007 at 15:02:

TOTALLY WICKED!! Way to go Pronk!!!

Philipp A. wrote on 17.06.2007 at 8:32:

Check out new pictures in our Gallery:

1.Christmas Party 2006 by Trixi
2.More Dragon Divas Regatta Pictures, taken by Oli
3.China Yangtze Race May 2007
4.SDBA Masters Series May 2007 by Brian

Annelie wrote on 16.06.2007 at 19:25:

Looks like you had a fantastic weekend in Penang! Nice pics
I miss you guys and the rowing...However, tonight I am starting the 300 km cycling race around the second biggest lake Vättern in Sweden and hope to finish in about 10 hours together with my brother and crazy father who is doing this for the 30th time!
Good luck for the coming June race and hope to see you in Europe!
Hug,
Annelie

Mark wrote on 15.06.2007 at 13:55:

The new paddles look awesome! Thank you Helvoet and Peter! (:

Philipp A. wrote on 15.06.2007 at 9:46:

Check out the gallery site!
Dirk uploaded loads of nice Penang Pictures.
Thanks a lot Dirk!

Sebastian wrote on 14.06.2007 at 13:11:

Huuaaaahh... missed Penang... did you buy another Beckham puppet, singing... "Here we go...!" ... or is it just not the same without Nico!
Alamak - miss you guys!
Greetings from Germany,
Cheers Sebastian

Ning wrote on 14.06.2007 at 8:52:

Sorry I can't take part in the training til next week, but til then, work it babies. WORK IT! *grin*

Philipp A. wrote on 14.06.2007 at 3:54:

Very nice workout yesterday in the botanical garden. A little bit of running or walking, a good circle training. Felt really good.
Many thanks to Azhar. Looking forward to next wednesday.

Andre wrote on 13.06.2007 at 11:22:

Good job Dragons, kicking ass at Penang...

18 days to go... Unleash hell on the preparation!

Sascha wrote on 12.06.2007 at 2:45:

Wow, what a weekend!
2:15 min for 500m !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Thank you guy's for the great time in Penang.

anne wrote on 05.06.2007 at 5:46:

hi Anna!
ja, du waerst die juengste, aber kannst ja trotzdem mal vorbeikommen und es ausprobieren? Zumindest um ein paar Kontakte zu bekommen.
bis bald vielleicht,
Anne

anne wrote on 05.06.2007 at 5:45:

hi Brea! congrats to your medals! We are off for Penang on Thursday, cross fingers for the competitions over there! I lost your email address, can you send it to me? We need to plan the next race and party together
cheers,
A

Brea wrote on 05.06.2007 at 2:38:

Hi there Anne, Brandy and all the other Singapore Dragons!!
Been back in Oz for a few days and just got some internet access, hope you guys travelled home safely!! We got two bronze medals at the next event (held in Chengdu) - was a fantastic event!
Anyway, I'll email soon, miss you all heaps! (And I am thinking about a holiday...)
Cheers!
Brea

Bill Compton wrote on 05.06.2007 at 22:03:

Hi Jim. Photos i received. Thanks

Anna wrote on 04.06.2007 at 6:18:

Heyhey!!
Ich haette echt lust mal zum Training zu kommen... aber waer ich mit 16 so die einzige in meinem Alter?? Wisst ihr sonst was es noch so fuer Organisationen gibt fuer leute ion meinem alter?? Bin als Austauschschuelerin hier und weil ich nicht auf die deutsche Schule gehe, fehlen mir son bissl die Kontakte...

Hahalolx wrote on 04.06.2007 at 4:59:

Hey German Dragons, amazing team!
Often see you guys at kallang and its a great motivation for to see you guys row! hahaha... if you guys remember clearly, you actually race with us during training! sort of a friendly match, we lost badly lolx..

German Dragon wrote on 03.06.2007 at 5:00:

Happy Birthday, Etienne!

German Dragon wrote on 02.06.2007 at 3:19:

Happy Birthday, Etienne!

Uma wrote on 28.05.2007 at 11:35:

Hey all,
I am missing in Action currently but shall be back definitely to enjoy the spirit of the dragons...
three cheers to German Dragons eh...
Hip Hip Hurrah!!! :-P

Hector Kaulima wrote on 22.05.2007 at 5:22:

Just browsing, check out the www.pacificdragons.com.au for all the Australian Clubs.

Hans-Georg wrote on 21.05.2007 at 1:32:

Super Seite

Rudi wrote on 16.05.2007 at 9:45:

Super Seite!

Sue wrote on 22.04.2007 at 3:54:

great site!

DrachMen wrote on 04.04.2007 at 5:37:

Der schwarze Drachen

Der durstige Hirsch sucht den Pfirsichwald.
Der harte Bambus reift vor dem roten Altar.

Der Goldpirol breitet seine Flügel aus.
Der schwarze Drachen stürzt ins Meer.

Bernd wrote on 19.03.2007 at 3:47:

Hi Dragons,
it was a great experience to do the first race last weekend. Even I could race at the semi final with the British team.

Parallel to the Irish Challenge we will clean our boats on Saturday. This is pre-work for the Boat Repair BBQ. Every helping hand is welcome!

Mark wrote on 18.03.2007 at 9:07:

the races were beautiful, truly beautiful(:

however, we have greater boundaries to overcome! so may train hard!

Anne wrote on 17.03.2007 at 13:22:

Hi Dragons, it was a great day!
Tomorrow, Sunday, we indeed race in the very first heat at 9.
That means we have to meet up at 8 in order to be well prepared.
And we definitely have a really good chance!
See you all tomorrow.
Paddles up!

andre wrote on 13.03.2007 at 14:44:

Hey, the site looks really professional now!
Not as black as the one I made, but still beautiful

Cheers from Frankfurt/Germany

britta wrote on 12.03.2007 at 16:16:

nothing to thank for ... i or better me and nik were very pleased to get to know you people!

Matze & Annelie wrote on 11.03.2007 at 5:48:

Thanks for a fantastic party yesterday and thanks for all the happy memories we will bring back to Europe! We will really miss all you guys and we hope to meet again the next years.

Hope you like the new webpage

Skål!

andre wrote on 05.03.2007 at 21:00:

Yo Blairs! Wann gehtn hier mal die neue Seite online? Lass sehn, Matze!

Lookin forward to seeing all of you again one day...

Trixi wrote on 28.02.2007 at 15:41:

Hey Matze/Philipp, when's the new site up??? Looking forward.

Penny wrote on 27.02.2007 at 15:40:

Hi Dragons,

I'm leaving Singapore this Saturday so am having leaving drinks on Friday night at No 5 Emerald Hill from 8pm onwards.

Hope to see you there!

Matze wrote on 12.02.2007 at 13:52:

Spitz pass auf! Of course its 14.30 pm on Saturdays

Sascha wrote on 12.02.2007 at 13:24:

17 Febr. 6:45 pm ?

Phillip 203 wrote on 04.02.2007 at 9:28:

Endlich wieder WELTMEISTER!!!

Pam wrote on 04.02.2007 at 9:12:

Hi Dragons

Weekday training will resume from tomorrow.
6.45pm at the beach. See you there.

Paddles Up,
Pam

Frank S. wrote on 22.01.2007 at 23:32:

Hey paddlers!
Hope you had a good start in 2007! I really miss paddling with you guys and all the cool partys at the beach and Paulaner. Hope to cu again in 2007 or 2008.
All the best for 2007!

wrote on 21.01.2007 at 8:46:

Hello good design. Very nice. 0n79p7 Enjoy. Goodbay.

Trixi wrote on 19.01.2007 at 13:57:

Hi all, just in case everyone think I've disappeared... nah, not forgotten, just some problem with my knee. Attending some 'therapy' classes also on every Sat, I hope I'll come back soon! See you guys again.

Bri tta wrote on 11.01.2007 at 2:03:

He all,
do know all was a little bit quiet during the last weeks but we should be back for training ? pam did the start ? and I want to join in ? we start our training hard and fast and deep as every year ? please be welcome to training and 20 litres of beer ? we have races to win ? times to join ? come and train your body! regards britta

Pam wrote on 11.01.2007 at 18:23:

Hi Folks,

Something's up with our email server so please note that training will be on Saturday this week at the usual time. Twice a week training will only resume in Feb. Paddles Up & see you on Sat.

Unknown wrote on 08.01.2007 at 1:14:

Hello people! Nice site!

Sebastian wrote on 21.12.2006 at 18:29:

Hey Folks... six months gone, since I left S?pore and I definetly still miss the time with you guys (and for sure I am jealous of the X?mas party you had last weekend). Well, then I wish all of you a perfect Holiday season, a good start into 2007 and all the best for the new Year. C U next year!!! Cheers from Frankfurt and as usual longer, harder, faster... Sebastian

Nikolaus & Britta wrote on 18.12.2006 at 1:01:

Dear Dragons,
Nikolaus and I wish you all a merry Christmas and a happy start into the year 2007! We both had a lot of fun on our party! We want to thank all members (especially Marcus, Pam, Yvonne W., Uma, Anne, Yoko and Stefan ?) for the warm welcome last year. The sport together with the whole team makes it actually much more easier to feel something like home in Singapore!
Hope to see you in January!

Brittas wrote on 12.12.2006 at 15:43:

Ahoy Dragons,
please take note ... training on saturday is cancelled because of the X-mas party on friday!
Regards
Britta

leslie wrote on 10.12.2006 at 11:16:

hey sorry guys been quite busy lately tts y could not make it for the trainings for about a month already but think could make it this sat ya.... see ya guys.
~cheers

Vera - the little drummer girl wrote on 06.12.2006 at 14:50:

Dear Dragons and friends,

On 15th Dec we are having our Christmas Party at Paulaner. Please sign up with me till 11 Dec. events@germandragonssingapore.org

Vera

Stelian wrote on 05.12.2006 at 9:52:

Hi Vera,and all dragons,
I will be happy to join big German Dragon boat team ,even at the Christmas party.Hoping that Santa will be good and generous wiyh all of you, please receive my greetings!
Stelian
mailto: stelianvelican@yahoo.com

Marion wrote on 19.11.2006 at 2:30:

Gr??e aus Deutschland(Norden).
Sch?ne Fotos. W?nschen Euch immer viel Erfolg
Klaus, Bj?rn u. Marion

Matze wrote on 16.11.2006 at 12:03:

The first pictures of the Singapore River Regatta are online in our Gallery section, thanks to our photographers Wilson and Paulo! If you have more nice photos, please send them to my webmaster email address.

Anne wrote on 15.11.2006 at 17:52:

Dear Team,
If you?ve taken pictures during our race weekend, please send them to our webmaster Matthias, so that he can upload them into our website?s gallery
or pass him a CD on Saturday at training.
cheers,
Anne

Roquish wrote on 13.11.2006 at 9:45:

Although u lose the game, it does not mean you lose everything. I saw your race and it was not a good performance, Guys what you need is team spirit. That's what you slacken with. Anyway, all the best in next seasons..

Ulrich wrote on 10.11.2006 at 23:45:

good luck for the weekend and paddle harder GD's, 150 % for the 300+ metres !!!

Mabel wrote on 10.11.2006 at 22:50:

how to joythe german dragons singapore

Trixi wrote on 10.11.2006 at 20:30:

Viele glueck fuer morgen!

Karlijn wrote on 09.11.2006 at 16:39:

Hi german dragons

My last week was too busy, so no change to go for a last paddle time to say goodbye to all of you! So via this way, I thank you all for the great time I had, and wish you all the best for the race! I will think of you!!!! You can do it!

Pam wrote on 07.11.2006 at 9:57:

Dear Dragons,

Just a short note: Thursday training has been cancelled this week.

Please also check your emails tomorrow for more details on the race this weekend.

Let's go for Gold!

test wrote on 07.11.2006 at 0:36:

Hello men.

tu dou wrote on 07.11.2006 at 16:48:

I won't be able to go down tonight, but to britta - Herzlichen Gl?ckwunsch zum Geburtstag!

Nittri wrote on 02.11.2006 at 0:48:

Very nice resources!

Nittri wrote on 02.11.2006 at 0:46:

Very nice resources!

Phillip 203 wrote on 01.11.2006 at 13:42:

No, it will be at Spore Science Park but we are full already - sorry!

Chua(trina's Bro) wrote on 31.10.2006 at 23:04:

the paintball session is it at Orchard country club???

Phillip 203 wrote on 29.10.2006 at 12:16:

Moin Dragons,

anybody interested in paintball next Sunday at 3.30 in the afternoon? Leslie - you should be going there...and Peter also had the right attitude!

So if any of you is interested please get in touch with Thorsten or myself! Currently we are 7 guys but minimum 10 are needed.

Cheers!

Britta wrote on 29.10.2006 at 23:40:

Hello Oliver,

we are really looking froward to meet you and your family in January 07! thanks for writing in our guestbook!

regards
britta

Oliver wrote on 28.10.2006 at 4:42:

Nice website, will be in Singapure from January 2007 (with my family).
So I will contact you in 2007!

cheers
Oliver

Marcus wrote on 23.10.2006 at 12:35:

Hi all

Sorry - but we have to cancel training for today Tuesdays 24 October (Hari Raya)...

There are just not enough people who want to train today..

CU all on Thursday

Cheers

Marcus

Shabudin Nathoo wrote on 19.10.2006 at 8:42:

Hello every one ..you are all having lots of fun.

Enjoy and keep everyone happy. Nice pictures and good website.

Shabudin Nathoo Canada 403 248 2144




Calgary, Canada 403 248 2144

Britta wrote on 17.10.2006 at 0:39:

Ves Tu dou you can come at every training. I would propose you to start with the saturday training because of two reasons:
1) we got a newbees boat then.
2) after the training we stay at the beach an try to empty "ein Fass Paulaner Bier".
You can recognize us by the T-Shirts and do not worry about being shy.
Also dann bis bald hoffentlich!

leslie wrote on 16.10.2006 at 13:20:

tu dou guess there is training tonight so perhaps you could drop by then yeah? cyaz then.

tu dou wrote on 16.10.2006 at 1:46:

PRIMA!! Danke schoen Britta. Okay, so I can just turn up anytime?? I guess you guys should be easily recognized by the "t-shirts"?? I'm a little shy especially when it comes to a crowd of new people, but I'll be down... Bis bald.

britta wrote on 16.10.2006 at 1:05:

ja hallo auch! of cause you are welcome to join us, so show up for the next training and let us see if you like the team and our sport activities. we are a german international team so you will have the chance to speak german if you want to. yes we got also other activities but i would just ask you to come to training and have a look.
paddels up!
britta (vice captain)

tu dou wrote on 16.10.2006 at 21:51:

hallo leute... I just found your site. would it be okay to go down and take a look at the training? I'm more an avid german learner than a sports enthusiast, I don't want to join the sports just because I will have a better chance to use the language. is there any other activities organised and non-members could join? ) Grusse

leslie wrote on 09.10.2006 at 18:52:

hey anyone interested in going for a paintball game at the discovery center i am trying to organise one soon... interested parties pls tell me asap during trainig or wat ya.. thanks!

Britta wrote on 06.10.2006 at 14:23:

I think we all should come to the beach and decide there. Actually the haze rate is high (i had a look an the national enviroment agency), but if we not overdo it, i guess we can train.

Gary wrote on 06.10.2006 at 14:00:

Is there training today?

Britta wrote on 06.10.2006 at 13:26:

Why do all ask because of the haze? I got no other information myself. I think we train.

Chris wrote on 06.10.2006 at 13:16:

is there training today?

Albert wrote on 06.10.2006 at 17:49:

Hi, great site!

Albert wrote on 05.10.2006 at 15:47:

Hi, great site!

Walter wrote on 05.10.2006 at 19:37:

Hello, you have great site!

Walter wrote on 05.10.2006 at 19:37:

Hello, you have great site!

Walter wrote on 05.10.2006 at 17:18:

Hello, you have great site!

Britta wrote on 04.10.2006 at 20:37:

Just had a look at the pictures from the Sava race...have laughed! Thank you Wilson!

Ulrich wrote on 04.10.2006 at 17:14:

Congratulation for 2 Silvers last weekend Eurobelles ! great job !

Frank wrote on 01.10.2006 at 7:03:

german keyboard... amazing I mean...

Frank wrote on 01.10.2006 at 7:02:

Hey Dragons,
it was a really amaying time in S'pore! Thx for the action.
Longer! Harder! Deeper!!

Matze wrote on 29.09.2006 at 1:00:

The pictures from the Save race last weekend that Wilson took are online in the Gallery, check them out and see you at the Oktoberfest!

Jean wrote on 27.09.2006 at 4:27:

Good site!

Jean wrote on 27.09.2006 at 0:01:

Good site!

Jean wrote on 27.09.2006 at 22:08:

Good site!
Bye.

Uma K wrote on 24.09.2006 at 13:42:

ooops Yvonne Ang not Evan sorry

Uma K wrote on 24.09.2006 at 13:42:

Thanks Ulrich. It was really lovely to see you on Sunday

Uma K wrote on 24.09.2006 at 13:40:

Dear Evan,
Thank you verrrrry much for your support. You were ready to paddle for us as soon as we requested for your much needed help. Its very much appreciated.

ivan wrote on 24.09.2006 at 23:59:

do german Dragons paddle very fast on training?

Ulrich wrote on 22.09.2006 at 11:41:

go Dragons com'on, harder, longer !
good luck today
cu soon
Prost

Kelly wrote on 22.09.2006 at 20:01:

Hi! Nice site!

Kelly wrote on 22.09.2006 at 17:06:

Hi! Nice site!

Ashley wrote on 20.09.2006 at 21:43:

Hi. Nice site, good job!

Paul wrote on 19.09.2006 at 23:35:

Dear German Dragons, wishing you all the best for the upcoming SAVA race! I would rather be in SGP to support you paddling and cheering, but I can't. With best wishes and regards from Shanghai!

Matze wrote on 15.09.2006 at 13:01:

"Eye'n pro sit dare gay murt lick kite!" is the single most important sentence you will need on our Paulaner Oktoberfest (written like this it's not German but pronounced English it almost sounds like If you don't know what it means yet, just join the German Dragons on the 30th September at Paulaner Br?uhaus Singapore and find out! If you already know ...you will be there anyway

Matze wrote on 24.08.2006 at 9:40:

Hey Dragons, just wanted to let you know that there is the WOMAD festival this weekend (www.womadsingapore.com) with world music and nice atmosphere. Last year we really enjoyed it, so check it out!

ivan wrote on 24.08.2006 at 22:31:

just to check for the training, do german drangon paddle very fast or normal? Where is the meeting point for the training?

Thanks

Yvonne A wrote on 24.08.2006 at 18:36:

Me BACK!!!!!
Ivan.. no need la!

ivan wrote on 23.08.2006 at 23:25:

Must we know know to swim if to take up drangon boat?


Rgds
Ivan

Marcus wrote on 18.08.2006 at 23:29:

Hi Ivan

Send your mail to Marcus@sytec.com.sg
I will answer you asap..

Regads

Marcus

ivan wrote on 18.08.2006 at 22:54:

i have try email to captain@germandrangonssingapore.org but is bounce back every time, got other email address to contact german drangon boat? thanks!

Matthias wrote on 15.08.2006 at 10:50:

Hi Ivan, just write to captain@germandragonssingapore.org

ivan wrote on 15.08.2006 at 0:06:

hi, just to check with u what is the enquiry email for german DS? cos, i have email so many times info@germandrangonssingapore.org and is bounce back, can anybody tell me?

Marcus wrote on 27.07.2006 at 9:16:

Please take note that training for this Saturday (29th July 2006) has been cancelled.
Due to the National Day Parade rehearsal we expect heavy traffic as well as closures of the streets around the Beer Beach...
Please be so kind spread this info so that everybody is informed...

Cheers
Marcus

Phillip B. wrote on 28.06.2006 at 12:36:

Das Paulaner ist voll - Lufthansa hat sich dort eingenistet!

Markus wrote on 28.06.2006 at 11:09:

Wo schaut das deutsche Team am Freitag Abend???

DJ wrote on 21.06.2006 at 13:08:

Hi All,
Who belongs to a pair of gray & mint green booties/aqua socks I found left on the beer beach last June 3? Lemme know, I'll bring them with. See you folks Saturday! Oh, wie ist das sch?n...oh, wie ist das sch?n...

Ulrich wrote on 19.06.2006 at 13:20:

Ecuador - Germany 2night ! watch the game in our favourite brewery at 10.00 pm. cu later

Ulrich wrote on 13.06.2006 at 14:50:

long Paulaner soccer night !
support the german team with a freshly brewed beer in your hand, can it get better at 03.00 am in the morning ? cu from 09.00 pm onwards ... allez allez allez (Ulrich&Alex)

Marcus wrote on 08.06.2006 at 11:25:

Hi all

Just to give you a quick update about our little sponsor afternoon yesterday (Thursday 08-08-2006).

Pam and I (Thanks Pam for taking half day leave) where showing our "new" boats to our sponsors from Germany represented here in Singapore by GPS/SCDA. 25 people came yesterday afternoon to the beer beach out of which 13 came from Germany. We gave them a little training and showed them that our sport is actually harder than it looks After about 1 hour of basic training we had a little race between these two boats. Needles to say that my boat won both races......

Hope to see y'all tonight for the soccer game in Paulaner

Cheers

Marcus

Pam wrote on 24.05.2006 at 12:34:

Hi All,

I'm writing on behalf of Yusoff. If anyone has accidentally taken a bottle of honey (from the back seat of his car) after Tuesday's training, can you please bring it back today? Thanks!

Marcus wrote on 18.05.2006 at 15:44:

Hi Lundberg

Did you use an Internet translator for the text below?

If I understand your message correctly - you want to join our team but don't know where and when to find us...
Well, just come tomorrow (Saturday 20th May) at 14:30ish to the meeting point - just click [Training] on the left side and scroll all the way down. There you'll find a map of where to find us...

CU tomorrow

Marcus

lungberg wrote on 18.05.2006 at 22:25:

Hallo Damen und Herren, interessierte ich, um die Mannschaft zu verbinden, aber ich wei? nicht, wem, ich sich n?hern sollte. wenn Sie mir die Richtungen freundlich es zeigen, seien Sie gro?. Ich nahm an, da? Sie wissen m?chten wem ich bin, mein Name sind lungberg und ich bin auch, wenn Sie Damen beginnen m?chten, mich zu kennen, i werde erfreut sehe Sie allen im Training stattlich.

Sofia Switchu wrote on 15.05.2006 at 2:13:

Guten Tag!

Am Sofia from Indonesia originally, a smaller being than a punkt in a dot on the world's map for a year after living in Japan for 7 years.

Next month is my b'day and was thinking to ask any of the dragons whose b'day is in the same month to celebrate together, plus it'd be a good chance to get to know the members when they're not wet Arrangement I guess can be done after the webmaster puts me in the mailing list *fingers crossed*

Cheers!

Vera wrote on 14.05.2006 at 12:45:

Mirko! Das ist aber schoen von Dir zu hoeren! Schreib mir mal Email. Deine Addy ist leider mit Formatierung des Rechners verschwunden :o/

Mirko wrote on 09.05.2006 at 21:07:

Hi Vera, wie ich sehe und lese geht es Dir gut! Freut mich. Liebe Gr??e aus Deutschland!

Darryl wrote on 07.05.2006 at 12:38:

KiKi said this is the best dragon boat team in the world...
Good Luck

Vera wrote on 26.04.2006 at 14:43:

Hey guys and gals,
Brunch @ Paulaner on Sunday May 7th starting 11.30 am!
Let me know if you want to join!
V.

Thor wrote on 23.04.2006 at 14:24:

Sorry guys,

we don't have enough paddlers for Penang and will not participate.

T h o r wrote on 03.04.2006 at 14:06:

International race on Penang/Malaysia - 26./27. May
Sign up now and join for this powerful race in a beautiful landscape!

hsparmann@comcast.net wrote on 28.03.2006 at 3:49:

interesting website

Ulrich wrote on 23.03.2006 at 14:13:

German EXPO 2006 : The Gateway to German Technology and Lifestyle 24-26 March in Suntech Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre, check it out, cu there

Trina Chua wrote on 20.03.2006 at 8:29:

Hi webmaster, tried sending you email to be added in the mailing list but i kept receiving error msg.. here is my email: trix_tc@hotmail.com

Trina Chua wrote on 20.03.2006 at 8:29:

Hi webmaster, tried sending you email to be added in the mailing list but i kept receiving error msg.. here is my email: trix_tc@hotmail.com

Shahrin ( The Machine) wrote on 18.03.2006 at 21:11:

Hi Guys, Is been long time.. i juz wanna wish this season the team german will retain the title..i really miss the hard pull,long pull and harder in the water..

Before i go, here some, words i wanna spell out..

It doesnt matter, how good you are,and it doesnt matter how tough you can be, the most important how the team build.. "As a team we can do the impossible"

HI to ULI,THORSTEN AND ANNE.. All the best to you guys... see you soon... Especially to MR YUSSOF..( the best trainer )

anne wrote on 13.03.2006 at 16:32:

phillip, i know someone who looks for a flatmate. send me your or her email address then i forward it to my friend. anne@GermanDragonsSingapore.org

Phillip (the big one...) wrote on 09.03.2006 at 15:34:

Hi folks,

just wanted to check if any of you might have a room to rent for 5 months as a girl from Hamburg will arrive Saturday for an internship and yet she did not manage to get a room...

Maybe someone could let me now tomorrow during practice?!?!?
Phil

Andr? (Brazil) wrote on 09.03.2006 at 12:59:

Hey All,
Thanks for practice yesterday and the warm welcome... I'll see you on sat!

Check it out... wrote on 06.03.2006 at 21:50:

www.penangdragonboat.com/pidbf-introduction.html
Marcus, Thorsten, Nico and DJ!

Uma wrote on 05.03.2006 at 12:53:

Paul and Shidah,
Congrats

Yvonne wrote on 02.03.2006 at 16:02:

Hey you!!Congrats!

Lea wrote on 24.02.2006 at 17:14:

Hi folks,
may I introduce myself:
My name is Lea Sophie Brandeis and I've just arrived in S'pore. I'm quite interested in Dragonboating but my Mum told me I should wait until I have gained some weight.
Is 2,8 Kg not enought?
Anyway, I will Ask my Dad Paul.
I'm sure he won't say 'No' when I smile at him with my beautifull eyes and if this won't work: Buaehhhhh-Buaehhhhhh


Congratulations to Paul&Shidah and their baby girl Lea Sophie.

Thorsten wrote on 05.02.2006 at 13:33:

Please remember to inform me if you are interested to join the race in Penang/Malaysia, end of May. Until now we have 4 persons only, which means we open the trip to the barbarians.
Thanks

anne wrote on 01.02.2006 at 17:36:

just in case you did not get the email: bellies training tomorrow 6:45 together with the Brits!

isele, heidelberg wrote on 31.01.2006 at 23:04:

greetings to karen from opa

Helmut wrote on 30.01.2006 at 7:26:

Hallo Leute,
wenn Ich die Bilder sehe und mich zur?ckerinnere werde Ich ganz melancholisch!
Aber eines Tages komme Ich zur?ck
Viel Erfolg f?r die n?chsten Rennen und paddles up!!
viele Gr??e
Helmut
P.S.: finds spitze, dass die Ehemaligen noch mit Bildern drin sind.

wrote on 25.01.2006 at 12:50:

Recpect WEB-master! Good site!

wrote on 25.01.2006 at 11:39:

Hi people .. hi Web-master .. very nice site!

wrote on 25.01.2006 at 10:55:

Recpect WEB-master! Good site!

wrote on 24.01.2006 at 17:03:

Hi people .. hi Web-master .. very nice site!

wrote on 24.01.2006 at 16:32:

Hi people .. hi Web-master .. very nice site!

wrote on 24.01.2006 at 16:01:

Recpect WEB-master! Good site!

Ulrich wrote on 23.01.2006 at 21:59:

tech problems with our team e-mail !
Training details : Tuesday (24.01.), Thursday (26.01.) 18.45 Beer Beach and Saturday ( 28.01.) 14.15, don't forget your sneakers, be punctual !
paddles up

wrote on 22.01.2006 at 15:25:

Recpect WEB-master! Good site!

Ulrich wrote on 15.01.2006 at 14:51:

Yes ! : Tuesday, 17. Jan 18.45 Beer-Beach

Bar-B-Q Barbarian wrote on 15.01.2006 at 14:46:

Training details? Are we training tomorrow?

Ulrich wrote on 05.01.2006 at 10:37:

happy new year again, meet you guys for the first training session of the year on saturday, 14. january 14.00 ! cheers

UberRower wrote on 05.01.2006 at 16:37:

So, Training this week lah? What's the story morning glory?

UberRower wrote on 05.01.2006 at 16:37:

So, Training this week lah? What's the story morning glory?

Ulrich wrote on 29.12.2005 at 19:45:

X-Mas greetings from white cold Germany. I wish you all only the best for the new year and may all your dreams come true in 2006 ! Guten Rutsch

Annelie wrote on 15.12.2005 at 1:35:

Best wishes from dark and cold Sweden.
Hope you all have a nice Christmas (God Jul) and a Happy New year (Gott Nytt ?r)!

See you end of January

Terence wrote on 27.11.2005 at 10:20:

Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday to you.
Happy birthday to Uma and Trip.
Happy birthday to you.

Last weekend is awesome that I have a lot of things to say :P To me, it is kind of first medal I get which I row for Germans for past 10 months... so why it is quite emotional... Time flies... Ultimately all of us did well no matter what results are. Sportsmanship is the virtue in everyone mind. And of course we had have and having fun!

soon I will send u photos! Excited!

Terence

PS: Thor, please recover quickly!~

SILVER SURFER wrote on 27.11.2005 at 9:48:

Silver and Plate, Awesome!

Thor wrote on 25.11.2005 at 18:35:

Go for gold, Dragons! All the best...

Ulrich wrote on 24.11.2005 at 22:19:

good luck for the race weekend German Dragons, give 150 % !

get ready, paddles up

THOR wrote on 05.11.2005 at 21:44:

Greetings from Cambodia,
No paddling here but keep a place for me
See you next week
Paddles up

Lynne wrote on 14.10.2005 at 21:53:

Greetings from the Phils! Nice site! It was great rowing with you in the SAVA. Congratulations to the ladies. Keep it up! Hope we see each other again in more regattas to come.

Paddles up!!

Azhar (adzy) wrote on 10.10.2005 at 1:41:

Greetings German Dragons Singapore!!!
Kudos to all u guys in the SAVA Race. Well done. Especially the ladies team. The men and mixed team u guys were great too. Keep it up. See u guys during training.

POWER IN THE WATER!!!!!!!

Andre wrote on 10.10.2005 at 19:42:

Sehr gut gemacht! Darauf trink ich einen!

a db rower wrote on 10.10.2005 at 18:29:

Halo. I was just surfing the net and i came upon your website. well designed indeed. Anyway, congrats on your achievements in SAVA. see you in River Regatta.

teamNUS db rower

Uma wrote on 09.10.2005 at 11:26:

Yesterday was a lovely moment for all of us. And yes we do not forget the "A" boat men and women of yesterday. They were wonderful. "A" boat three cheers to u all. Hip Hi Hurrah (3)
Ladies this is our dream come true just with three weeks training!!! Hip Hip Hurrah

Stefan wrote on 09.10.2005 at 9:50:

Well done Dragons,well done.
Congratulations to all participants in this race - especially to our Ladies Team and the british support.

Andre wrote on 02.10.2005 at 6:44:

Regards from Zwibbelkuche un Federwei?er!
(onion cake and feather whiter)

Matthias wrote on 30.09.2005 at 19:13:

The first pictures of the Paulaner Oktoberfest are online in the gallery! Check them out. If you have any funny pictures of that great night that need to be online too, please send them to me at webmaster@germandragonssingapore.org!

Sascha wrote on 28.09.2005 at 12:30:

Very well my friend!!!

Sehr gut, mein Freund!!!

Terence wrote on 27.09.2005 at 11:42:

Simple German Language for you... Please correct me if wrong...

Guten Tag! - Tag!

Hello! - Hi!
Guten Morgen! - Morgen!
Good morning! - Morning!

Guten Abend!
Good evening!

Gute Nacht!
Good night!

Wie geht es Ihnen?
How are you?

Wie geht's?
How are you?(informal)

Danke, gut.
Fine, thanks.

Sehr gut.
Great

Es geht.
Okay.

Nicht so gut.
Not so well.

Auf Wiedersehen.
Good-bye.

Terence wrote on 25.09.2005 at 15:05:

Finally I am back from hellish business trips to few countries! See you!

wrote on 20.09.2005 at 5:01:

Hi everybody! This is real nice site!

matze wrote on 20.09.2005 at 21:11:

Ok, since we had quite a lot of spam in our guestbook lately, there are no links allowed anymore. Sorry-lah!

Noris wrote on 09.09.2005 at 1:49:

Hey Jez Droppin By TO say hi T all German Dragons...!!!
By Da Way I'm one Of the Rowers in da PCG police team Dat U sparred wit on 8th Sep.. U guys were great hope 2 c u guys again in da next upcomin events... Contact me At my e mail add- filthy_fingers36@hotmail.com

Bahni wrote on 08.09.2005 at 5:20:

dragons,
check out the site of our new pub in k?ln!
there is a webcam apdated every 5 sec
www.dingleberrys.de

go for more gold medals!
stefan

Ulrich wrote on 30.08.2005 at 12:18:

Happy Birthday Dear Pam ! will buy you a Kilkenny 2night at Molly Malone's Irish Pub, Circular Rd (behind Boat Quay) at 19.30, Prost

Terence wrote on 30.08.2005 at 23:28:

Happy birthday to all August guys/gals as it is soon end in August... Pam, Happy birthday to u tmw!

Terence wrote on 28.08.2005 at 10:47:

It should be right not left :P...Summary I was a left rower last Saturday...Me blur!

Have a nice and gorgeous week!

Make sure all of u pay $50 for last Q4. Uli or Trip is chasing for it! Hehe! Time to give it away!

Terence wrote on 28.08.2005 at 0:13:

Last Saturday's training is very shiok but painful!!! especially when I was a right hand rower for last Thursday and Saturday when I was desperate to row left... because it is 3 years since I was a right hand rower for former National Team. But I feel very happy and confident when my coach, Yusoff told me I did very well and much better than left one... to my dismay! I guess because I am a left handed and my left arm is stronger than right one...

Anyway, great sharing with you and my left arm is sore until now!

Happy training and see you on this Thursday!

Uma wrote on 25.08.2005 at 14:07:

Hey Andre,
Tempt u more... It was very royal sitting on it yesterday... Maybe a trip to Sing...

andre wrote on 25.08.2005 at 4:07:

Very, very nice boats!
I'd love to sit in one of them...

Gr??e aus Darmstadt

Terence wrote on 25.08.2005 at 0:49:

I loooooooooooooovvvvvvvvvvveeeeee our new boats! I like classic wood seating if it look damn expensive :P but the side of boat is making my legs sore... hehe! Strive for our 2 upcoming races!

Uma wrote on 24.08.2005 at 10:55:

It was a proud moment yesterday to see our boats. They are lovelyyyyy. Hmmm waiting to paddle today in the new boat....

Ulrich wrote on 24.08.2005 at 23:53:

finally ! thks to everybody who helped clearing the container today, great teamwork with the canadian team together. training tomorrow beer-beach ! Dankeschoen Kess

Simone wrote on 07.08.2005 at 0:21:

Heya boys and gals... do drop by Balaclava on Thurs 11 Aug from 9pm onwards. I'll be celebrating my bday.

Ingo wrote on 23.07.2005 at 20:02:

Marcus, thanks for your effort today!!

Annelie wrote on 09.07.2005 at 23:24:

16 girls on the training today-fantastic!
And we were almost faster than the mens boat...just need a bit more training

Ex-WM Andr? & Captain Wendy wrote on 06.07.2005 at 21:57:

Congratulations!

Oso can win medal without us, ah?

Frank (Generaldirektor) wrote on 04.07.2005 at 13:32:

great stuff,... after my wedding I hope to join again. amazing where we stand today considdering where we were two years back!!

OCBC Bank Dragons wrote on 04.07.2005 at 21:05:

Congratulations to the GERMAN Dragons!

Best regards

Matze wrote on 03.07.2005 at 0:39:

SILVER!! Silver for the GERMAN DRAGONS!! With fractions of a second behind the very strong Australian team we made the second place with our A boat. This is my first, but not my last medal with all of you guys!

Annelie & Matze wrote on 02.07.2005 at 19:16:

What a great race day! Just came home very tired from the Singapore Dragon Boat Festival 05 at Esplanade. We started with three boats, big mixed A boat (2. place), big mixed B boat (3. place) and one small men (2. place). With these great results we have for the first time two (big) boats in the final tomorrow!! For the small men unfortunately the second place was not enough to reach the final, since only the fastes boat in each of the six heats qualified. Let's paddle for medals tomorrow!

Chucky / Black Dragons (Adelaide, Aus) wrote on 30.06.2005 at 9:47:

Great to meet you guys in Penang...nice web site too! Now, just send us about 40 of your t-shirts and we'll call it even! If you're heading down under, let us know and we'll share a stein or two!

Sue Stoddard wrote on 29.06.2005 at 7:48:

Just found the Photo s from Penang thanks I am from the Black Dragon Adelaide team hope you all had a great time we did Sue

Ulrich wrote on 28.06.2005 at 18:29:

signs - page will be online soon ! thanks Terence for coming around and the enrichment

Uma wrote on 26.06.2005 at 12:52:

Terence, its a pleasure knowing you. Its not very difficult at all aprroaching you....
Would love to know more abt signs...

Wendy, Andre & Annelie wrote on 26.06.2005 at 5:17:

Since we trained on a canoo on a swedish lake, Annelie should be pretty fit for the race.

Swedish regards

Terence wrote on 24.06.2005 at 17:22:

Carmen, Jan, Uma, Sascha, Oliver A, David

Thank you for being my intrepreters during rowing. It must be pretty difficult for you especially gestures so I take my opportunity to say a big thank you. So if you want to learn signs properly, come to me and I teach you ABC-Z and numbers so that easier to use this during rowing...

Love you all!
Stay pretty! Soon tossing the coin...

THOR wrote on 14.06.2005 at 14:12:

Finally almost everybody (Uma is still in M'sia) is back from Penang and still excited. I'm sure you are all even more motivated now for the next training - POWER IN THE WATER!!!
And as Jan just mentioned - 1 - 2 - 3 - Ole, ole ole
Paddles up guys

Jan wrote on 12.06.2005 at 10:58:

1-2-3 Here we go - ole-ole-ole
Here we go - ole-ole-ole

WHAT A GREAT WEEKEND!!!

Matze wrote on 12.06.2005 at 1:39:

What a GREAT weekend in Penang! We had a lot of fun, very good races, where paddeling against some of the world best international teams and even reached the semi-final with two boats!! 10 of us just arrived in Singapore by plane, most of the team is still in Malaysia at the final party, coming back by bus tomorrow. I put the first pictures of the weekend online in the gallery, more coming very soon. A very tired but happy dragon is going to bed now , see you soon!

Annelie wrote on 08.06.2005 at 5:03:

Back in Sweden for 3 weeks. It is freezing but I am actually enjoying it! Have fun in Penang and show them who is the best! Good luck and see you at the Marina Bay race.

Terence wrote on 02.06.2005 at 1:01:

Today's training is very shiok (very exciting in malay) and looking forward for more training since being MIA from dragon boat for one year due to triathlon... I admit I miss my days in National Team but I am very proud I am in German Team. Pardon me if I am hearing impaired and I could not talk but I gladly can teach you signs if you want. Just approach me and I teach you!

Strive for it for our PENANG RACE SOON!

LOVE YOU ALL!

Wendy wrote on 28.05.2005 at 23:03:

It's about 30?C and I'm wearing my Team-shirt. I'm off for the Frankfurt Dragonboat festival and wish I could meet some of you there...
Prost!

Thor wrote on 09.05.2005 at 14:21:

Enjoy Germany and be back for the Penang race....by the way, you didn't sign up...!? Feel free to do so
Beer for 29 cents...., must be Karsquell-Edel-Pils or Hansa.....
Anyway, say hello to the old gang

Matze wrote on 03.05.2005 at 2:09:

Aso back in Germany, but only for 2 weeks...17?C is definitely too cold for short trousers, but a can of beer is only 29 Euro-Cents (60 Sing-Cents), that keeps my heart warm !! Good to see Andr? and Wendy again...

andre wrote on 29.03.2005 at 7:04:

Back in Germany!!!

It was a very nice Monday evening bbq and I say thanks to all of you. Furthermore, I really appreciate that Matze, Janine, Frank and Ulrich accompanied me to the airport and stayed till the end (4:30am). It means a lot to me.

"Die Konsorten" describe with their song "Lang auf" quite well how I feel now:

"[...]
F?r mich ist gestern noch lang nicht aus.
Ich bin schon viel zu lange auf.
Alles leuchtet und sieht strange aus.
Und die Tage ziehn an mir vor?ber.
Ich springe auf und fahre mit.
Momente kommen, bleiben, fliehen.
Ich sehne nach und l?chle still.
F?hl mich entspannt, doch wie beschleunigt.
Ich bleibe wach so lang ich will [...]"

See you soon in Germany AND Singapore!

Thor wrote on 27.03.2005 at 23:35:

Sad story but next time we get another gold medal. I#m sure you all did a good job and the local teams are really strong. Nevermind, as Andre said, next time the medal is ours...

See you soon in S'pore

Thor

andre wrote on 26.03.2005 at 12:38:

The second day was more exciting than the first one and with 2:27:22min we were really fast. But as the last mixed expat team we were racing against local teams only. It was close, but the others had a bit more endurance. No final heat for us this time. However, we showed a very good performance and next time, when there will be categories again, the gold medal is ours!!!

andre wrote on 25.03.2005 at 15:34:

I simply forward Annelie's SMS:
"We qualified with 2:34min and a lot of luck. 3 boats crashed and had more that 3 min."

How can 3 boats crash?? They should get a medal for that!
However: HURRAY!!!

andre wrote on 25.03.2005 at 13:46:

McRichie Reservoir really is the most beautiful place in Singapore to arrange a dragonboat race. We met this morning from 8:00am on and it was like a big picnic. Very nice. One also has a very nice view onto the race track itself. Pictures will follow.

Unfortunately 2 persons were missing this morning: Yusoff (stuck at work) and Emanuel (waiting in Kallang?). That meant that we had no coxswain and one paddler was missing. Anyway, we got another coxswain and did the race with 17 paddlers only (max. 18) while Markus was counting instead of Yusoff.

Our heat started a bit delayed at maybe 10:20 or 10:30. We had a wonderful start and we were leading at least half of the track before Nanyang Polytechnic. But, and we're famous for that, in the end the others had more endurance and beated us with 2sec which we cannot believe, because it seemed to be really close. However, with 2:30:30min we reached place three only and thus the men's team is out. Still we are the best expat team leading by 7sec. The Canadians' time is not available so far. They, too, had a very good race. The Aussies on the other hand had quite strong competitors and therefore they were beaten with several boat lengths.

The mixed team should race in about 10min. The mixed team ist our strength and I'm sure we'll be racing again tomorrow.

For my first "training" since 4 or 5 months this was really quite tough

Thor wrote on 25.03.2005 at 20:52:

All the best for the race! Power in the water and if you can not you also can. Go for gold and kick some ass.

Wendy wrote on 13.03.2005 at 1:57:

On the boat again
Just can't wait to get on the boat again ...

I loved being back in Singapore!

Train hard and go for another gold medal,

Wendy

Sven wrote on 12.03.2005 at 17:46:

Hi there dragons!

I was searching for dragonboat photos and found your website. Just wanted to say hello from Germany.

Have a great season.

Best regards

Sven

www.drachenboote.com

wrote on 09.03.2005 at 23:08:

Happy Birthday Andre!!!!

Letterman wrote on 07.03.2005 at 11:58:

Hi y'all, you should change the style of your logo. It looks a lot like the letters the Nazis used during WW2 (Runes), which is NOT VERY GOOD!!!!!

Dirk wrote on 28.02.2005 at 19:39:

I want to be back!! I miss you guys!! Train hard, I'll be back in April!! It's so f?$&* cold here!!

Dirk from Germany!

Michi wrote on 24.02.2005 at 16:00:

hm.. everyone writes in English...so do I. Hey Vinz, well done! Hope you do well and come back to good ol? H-town soon. There?ll be masses of tasting (cheap) beer, your neighbour (me) and fuckin?cold weather.
And Dragons: good luck for the future!
cya

kornez wrote on 07.02.2005 at 2:17:

All i have to say is.. well done dragons..
well done.. keep the good worked done..

Emma wrote on 07.02.2005 at 17:11:

Keep it up! Don't stop paddling! Give me that 110% power !... Pull harder ! POint your paddles at 45 deg... yes, it's a team spirit effort will bring you all the way to the finishing line..good luck!

Linda - Brian's mom wrote on 05.02.2005 at 9:12:

Congratulations on the $30,000! Great cause! I'm proud of you all!

Brians Father wrote on 04.02.2005 at 21:53:

Please put Brians picture on members list.I promise I won't forward this page to the F.B.I.

Nana wrote on 25.01.2005 at 3:45:

Miss rowing with u guys. Been a little busy with work & school for the time being... I will definitely come back and have more fun (like I always did). See ya'll!

NURUL wrote on 24.01.2005 at 19:49:

Hi All,

Thank you, thank you, thank you for the fun, the camaraderie and the adrenaline rush!

Due to work and personal commitments, I am no longer able to be a part of the team. The only thing I would not miss is the (almost) putrid Kallang River water. Yikes! For what it's worth, I must say that I had a fantabulastic time!

Keep up the good work, train hard but keep things in perspective. It is not about winning, it's about...er... actually it IS about winning! Paddles up!!!

Shahrin wrote on 17.01.2005 at 20:17:

Dear all,is great to be a german dragon,and i really proud to be part of the team member..
Wish u all the best and luck...

take care dude.. and have fun...

Martin "Elk" Landers wrote on 06.01.2005 at 5:10:

By golly, the Singapore River Race?!

Hey dragons, it seems an eternity since I left Singapore in May, but I'm mighty proud of you
for winning _the_ race! The team really has come a long way since winning the first gold at the Sava Sprints. I remember every second of that race (but not much of the party afterwards and I feel honoured to have been there. I miss our training sessions (not much worth paddling on here in Munich...) and the BBQ-parties everywhere!

Keep up the good work in 2005!

Cheers from Munich, with a cup of "Gl?hwein"!

Ready, Paddles up, ...

Martin

Bj?rn wrote on 04.01.2005 at 20:24:

Hi Dragons...!

It's been quite a while...
Nevertheless I wanted to take this opportunity to wish you all a Happy New Year and continued success with kicking butt...!!!

The team has come a long way and has made awesome progress!
Keep up the good work.

Hope I get a chance to row with you guys again sometime down the road...

Until then, all the best from Hamburg...


GERMAN DRAGONS ARE YOU READY...?!?

andre wrote on 01.01.2005 at 16:45:

Headache!

Siri-Anne Mjatvedt wrote on 30.12.2004 at 20:27:

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of you from cold and rainy Norway. Very happy to see the good result in the river regatta. Wish I could have been there and seen it all after having rowed in the German team since 2001. All the best for the continuation in 2005.
Cheers
Siri-Anne

Wendy-Maus and Zunge-Raus (Vera) wrote on 28.12.2004 at 4:25:

Merry X-mas, dudes and dudettes!
We just had one lonely cold K?lsch-beer at Vera's home since we cannot go outside due to heavy SNOW-fall!
So cold, so cold.... and wet..... ;o) that's why we now go to bed...

Tongues out!

Bahni wrote on 12.12.2004 at 2:03:

Hi Dragons,
best greetings from good (c)old Germany! Miss all of you already and the rowing sessions with Yusoff!
Hope the GERMAN DRAGONS will continue winning!
It was a great honour for me being your captain and rowing together with you!
Keep in touch,
paddles up!
Stefan

JAKE wrote on 09.12.2004 at 18:37:

I MEAN ,I WANNA SEE LIVE,,THAT YOU GERMANS R REALLY GOOD IN ROWING

JAKE wrote on 09.12.2004 at 18:35:

ANYWAY I WANT TO CONGRATULATE EVRYBODY,,,

JAKE wrote on 09.12.2004 at 18:34:

N I WANNA SEE HOW REALY GOT IS THE GERMANS IN ROWING

HOPE TO C YOU SOON

JAKE wrote on 09.12.2004 at 18:32:

IM FROM H,K,MAYBE ,ILL BE YOUR ONE OF THE GUEST ONS DAY

THANKS

johannes wrote on 03.12.2004 at 16:55:

wow, what a success!
Congratulations!
enjoy christmass celebrations!

Wendy wrote on 30.11.2004 at 3:41:

R?hren, Bahni-Mann!!!

I am looking for an appropriate place to put all my medals... maybe around my neck?
I miss the training, the beer beach and all of you!

Thor wrote on 30.11.2004 at 19:50:

Wat is eigentlich mit'm Bahni-Mann, der ruehrt sich garnicht...

Moa Lundin wrote on 28.11.2004 at 4:30:

Looks like a lot of fun!!! And it is nice to see that the doping (beer) comes out after the race. Regards from a Snowy sweden.

/Relatives to Annelie Lundin

Moa Lundin wrote on 28.11.2004 at 23:19:

Looks like a lot of fun!!! And it is nice to see that the doping (beer) comes out after the race. Regards from a Snowy sweden.

/Relatives to Annelie Lundin

Moa Lundin wrote on 28.11.2004 at 18:34:

Looks like a lot of fun!!! And it is nice to see that the doping (beer) comes out after the race. Regards from a Snowy sweden.

/Relatives to Annelie Lundin

Yvonne wrote on 25.11.2004 at 0:11:

Bye Bye Captain!!! We'll miss you but we will not forget you!

Andre wrote on 24.11.2004 at 11:53:

Yesterday Stefan has left Singapore. We said good bye to him at the airport.
 
Stefan, have a good time in Germany!

Wotan wrote on 19.11.2004 at 20:54:

I keep my fingers crossed for the weekend.
...and remember: if cannot, also must can lah!

SSSSStttttaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhlll!!!!!!

unknown wrote on 08.11.2004 at 23:42:

ja... wohl in singapur...

unknown wrote on 08.11.2004 at 23:32:

ja... wohl in singapur...

unknown wrote on 06.11.2004 at 9:58:

war schon 2 mal dort... hab euch aber nie gesehen
 
habicht:
Wo warst Du und wer bist Du?

Ema a.k.a Rahmah wrote on 11.10.2004 at 16:54:

Go German Go! Go! Go! .. 100% POWER! KEEP IT UP!

AJ wrote on 07.10.2004 at 1:40:

GD Day German Team, I am one of Yusof former rower. Nice website. I impress with your team achievement.Keep the team together and you will go far.Paddles UP..... :o)

Emma wrote on 17.09.2004 at 13:38:

To those rowers I know eg. Rikkyah and company and the German Coach, Yusof Rasi, and also their mens team, all the best and good luck in all the dragonboat events they're participating in every year.

May the FORCE BE WITH YOU, God Bless !
luv, Emma a.k.a. Rahmah
20032004

yin wrote on 10.09.2004 at 2:14:

great website, andre! thanks.

Maddin wrote on 14.08.2004 at 4:40:

Viele Gr??e aus K?rten. Bei den Bildern bekommt man glatt Fernweh.

Jovice wrote on 04.08.2004 at 15:56:

Thumbs up for Andre for the impressive website. Good luck to the Dragons for the up coming September race.

Wotan wrote on 25.07.2004 at 2:51:

Great website, Andre - respect!
You guys make me proud and you make me miss Singapore so much. I miss the sessionson saturday.
The new rowing shirts look great. I am jealous, I need one.

Have fun, greetings from Karlsruh',
paddles up

Wotan

wrote on 20.07.2004 at 21:09:

Guys

you did a great job and I'm very proud of you. The good nutrition must have caused it all. Looking forward to see all of once again

Miss you all


Wolle

Thor wrote on 20.07.2004 at 20:09:

Missed the food but I guess I didn't miss the best part of the brunch - Nightmare as usual, good work! Paddles up!

David wrote on 06.07.2004 at 17:51:

Gratulation zum 3.Platz.
Ich w?rde ?brigens auch gerne mit euch paddeln, br?uchte halt auch eine Karte, aber nur von Frankfurt.

Ken johnsen wrote on 28.06.2004 at 10:50:

I will try paddlen for you if you pay for my ticket from the states

Nick wrote on 28.06.2004 at 2:33:

Hallo German Dragons,

Klasse Rennen. Das viele Training muss sich ja gelohnt haben. ?brigens tolle Website.
Weiterhin viel Spass

Anja wrote on 28.06.2004 at 22:06:

Servus,

bin wieder zur?ck in good old Germany, war super witzig mit Euch. Bis zum n?chsten Mal, macht et joot!!!!!!!

Ernie wrote on 23.06.2004 at 12:42:

I am also proudddddddddddd like Emma in New Zealand heheh =op..although that i did not know all of you but as a part of german team, i would like to say CONGRATZ to you GUyz........CHEERS!! =)

Alles Klar

Emma in New Zealand wrote on 23.06.2004 at 6:55:

I am sooooooooooooooo proud! I remember when you approached Paulauner for sponsorship and now look at you! Miss you Guys - PROST! x X x X x

brian wrote on 23.06.2004 at 17:23:

Great job on the site!

andre wrote on 23.06.2004 at 17:06:

Guestbook is online now!