Night Owl Chatterboxes - Part XXXVII!
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Picture is so heart-warming!
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*me looks at her pictures with fondness*
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fudgy, go ask her out
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I'm scared that I might come across as being a bit too pushy.Originally posted by the Bear:fudgy, go ask her out
Sigh... I'm still deciding whether it's just an infatuation or the real deal.
Since I was last rejected back in Jan 2005, no girl has ever successfully managed to capture my heart... with the exception of a couple of petty crushes, that is.
Sigh... I can't believe that I'm having such petty infatuations at such an age.
And I guess part of me fears rejection all over again. -
well, hope you figure things out...
ask her out next month and let us scare her into liking you
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Yalor Fudgie. Better still, bring her to Kuishinbo tmr!
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Should fudgie pay for her meal or should they go Dutch?
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I'm not going to Kuishinbo tomorrow because of the halal factor. But I may be joining you guys for coffee afterward - I'll be having a training session tomorrow at Vivo for my Sentosa job.
In any case, I don't think I can drag her out to meet you guys at such short notice. -
Of course Fudgie pay lor. If the girl has to pay on their first date, Fudgie got no hope liao lor!Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:Should fudgie pay for her meal or should they go Dutch?
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Ya lah ya lah......... FULL of excuses............. !Originally posted by fudgester:I'm not going to Kuishinbo tomorrow because of the halal factor. But I may be joining you guys for coffee afterward - I'll be having a training session tomorrow at Vivo for my Sentosa job.
In any case, I don't think I can drag her out to meet you guys at such short notice. 
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Oh well... I guess I should go now. No point sounding like a lovesick cow in a chatterbox forum and infect everyone with my melancholy.
In any case, I still haven't fully recovered from that 17km hike I took yesterday... I swear, my legs are still aching. But no regrets, though - it was an interesting experience.
Seeya guys some other time.
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go rest man..
don't mind me buggin' you... coz that's just me buggin' you
i can't even get my schedule right to go ask someone out myself -
C U, fudgie!Originally posted by fudgester:Oh well... I guess I should go now. No point sounding like a lovesick cow in a chatterbox forum and infect everyone with my melancholy.
In any case, I still haven't fully recovered from that 17km hike I took yesterday... I swear, my legs are still aching. But no regrets, though - it was an interesting experience.
Seeya guys some other time.
*me mysteriously disappears in a puff of smoke*
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Well, if you didn't have the 5 pm to 10 pm weekday time slot on your schedule blocked up as "Play PS2".....Originally posted by the Bear:i can't even get my schedule right to go ask someone out myself
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i wish
maybe after the coming weekOriginally posted by Meia Gisborn:Well, if you didn't have the 5 pm to 10 pm weekday time slot on your schedule blocked up as "Play PS2"..... -
my goodness, i can't believe it, i just came back not long ago.
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I'll tell your mom to ask you THAT question.Originally posted by stellazio:my goodness, i can't believe it, i just came back not long ago. -
Evening...
Bubble looks like gonna burst... -
whee~
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*me gives chocolate-coated mice to the ferret*
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I'm afraid...
Lots of ppl gonna get burnt in the stock market.. Esp in China, esp aft seeing how those ppl in PRC lack knowledge on risk mgmt -
They made a choice. If they choose to plonk down their own money recklessly only to lose it all, then that's their own business.Originally posted by sbst275:I'm afraid...
Lots of ppl gonna get burnt in the stock market.. Esp in China, esp aft seeing how those ppl in PRC lack knowledge on risk mgmt
What sickens me is when they bring down their loved ones with them. You don't have to look to China for examples of this.... in Singapore, an undergrad lost $700,000 from playing the stock market.
And $300,000 of this was his father's life savings.
I say if you want to play with money, you should only play with your own money in amounts that you can afford to write off easily. -
It's a Greed.. sighz..Originally posted by fudgester:They made a choice. If they choose to plonk down their own money recklessly only to lose it all, then that's their own business.
What sickens me is when they bring down their loved ones with them. You don't have to look to China for examples of this.... in Singapore, an undergrad lost $700,000 from playing the stock market.
And $300,000 of this was his father's life savings.
I say if you want to play with money, you should only play with your own money in amounts that you can afford to write off easily.
In fact the Shanghai shares market is moving at the crazy pace... Looks like we are also going to get affected if the bubble burst... -
-snubs-Originally posted by fudgester:*me gives chocolate-coated mice to the ferret*
dun wanz. -
You want honey-coated mice then?Originally posted by Ferret:-snubs-
dun wanz.