i am no uncle...even if want to call me so old call me auntie can??? be friends then can open up social circle ma, later he and my best friend married..u nv knowOriginally posted by pierre^^:em uncle u got read properly anot
He DUN WAN GUY FREN
HE WAN GF
doko
Thanks for your concern TYING, I dare say that I'm alright when I'm chating on MSN. When it comes to real life, it's just like as if a bullet flew pass my head, everything go blank. IQ questions? lol.. I think think I'll stress people out more then they don't feel like chating with me liao. hahaOriginally posted by TYING:lol, i can be your friend!
I share the same problem with you too. But im slightly better because i have more than 1 friends and know how to open up when needed to. Also, i can communicate better over electronic devices.
So maybe. nxt time when got friend don talk face to face, use msn. like tt if dono what to say quickly go google search for iq questions and ask tt fella. and remember to add in lol and haha.
Chill, chill, don't fight... Friends also canOriginally posted by pierre^^:em uncle u got read properly anot
He DUN WAN GUY FREN
HE WAN GF
doko
Ya, one can never know what will happen in life. Haha, I can't really imagine if I got married to one of your best friends. Haha, will be comedic.Originally posted by TYING:i am no uncle...even if want to call me so old call me auntie can??? be friends then can open up social circle ma, later he and my best friend married..u nv know![]()
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Yea, I couldn't agree more. I've seen some adults act like as though they are still in their youth. Steven Lim is a very good example. LOLOriginally posted by ha8n:uncle to some so cool
at least they r mature n
unlike some adults whom are no longer teenagers but still
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I used to volunteer in the old folks home. While I'm at it, I give my whole heart at helping out these folks, I don't go with a secondary objective in mind thus providing my best services for those old folks. Hope you'll understand, it's not that I'm not flexible of anything, it's just the way I do things.Originally posted by aiglosicicle:you can try doing volunteer work. for one you get to meet lots of new people (not just the people you are helping). in addition you will feel a sense of accomplishment from helping the less fortunate.
No. Could you kindly enlighten me what has it got to do with horoscope?Originally posted by R3SsH|n:are you a pisces?
No wonder you seem to have little friends.Originally posted by biteme86:I'm not picky. All I asked for in a friend is loyalty, meaning never to sell me out, basic manners and must have a sense of compromise and respect towards each other, that's all I ask for. If there's anything in common between us would be an added bonus. Too much?
That's an understatement.Originally posted by binarynwitz:No wonder you seem to have little friends.
Sorry- loyalty to friends, basic manners and a sense of compromise and respect don't exist anymore.
Very little such people are left.
An optimist, I see.Originally posted by biteme86:That's an understatement.
Yea, generalisation is getting real dangerous.Originally posted by N|ck:No matter what just believe in yourself, always.
Mmm I would say just be yourself, but honestly bro, this is Singapore, and Singaporeans can be extremely judgemental. Thus, when socialising, there are just some things you should and should not do. I am not saying this to limit yourself or anything, but I guess it works that way here. Hell man, how many times here in Singapore have people said "wah that guy's face looks irritating" and his chances of making friends are lowered, just like that. know what i mean?
I don't mind taking the first step in starting a friendship with you, do you own a MSN account? Maybe we'll get to know each other better through that channel of conversation.Originally posted by binarynwitz:An optimist, I see.
Well, they might exist. But to single them out among the wolves, ready to devour you at the slightest sight of chance?
Why not just start by making friends with me?![]()
Originally posted by biteme86:Yea, I couldn't agree more. I've seen some adults act like as though they are still in their youth. Steven Lim is a very good example. LOLI mean it's good to be young at heart but when important issues arises, one must change and adopt a diff mindset and I know that alot of people can't do that.
I've tried establishing contact with afew of them vie friendster but none of them seems intrested to meet up. Guess they want to move on with their lives as they have a career, relationship and other commitments ect.Originally posted by inextremo:make it a point to contact one secondary school classmate everyday, and try to catch up with their lives.
Me? Hehe, thanks for the compliment.Originally posted by mistyblue:you write well...I see that
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