i lost a friend - is it worth it?

• browniebaobao

  12 Jul 05, 11:01

  Originally posted by daphne_1802:

  firstly u dont have to be cheena to know ur roots. i can speak english, dont dress in tradional chinese costumes, try very hard not to be old-fashioned and still know my roots. at least im not ashamed of myself in this sense. and im happy to say that im not cheena at all.
  
  to be friends, mutual respect is required. him scolding vulgarites openly itself is an act of disrespect not only to me but to himself too. i admit i do spew vulgarites but i do not use the hokien language. that is besides the point, but all i have to say is i treasure all my friends a lot and im very sure they are glad to have me as a friend.

  
  eng vulgarities are more 'class' than hokkien vulgarities you mean?
  
  so one is still 'civilised' if he speaks eng vulgar and not hokkien la?
  
  vulgars are still vulgars wor!
• ditzy

  12 Jul 05, 11:05

  Of course! What are friends worth? Always heard they're priceless.
• Axelheat755

  12 Jul 05, 11:07

  /stir...
• coffeeortea

  12 Jul 05, 11:11

  pluck a flower.. and slowly pull out the petals.. its worth it.. its not worth it.. its worth it.. its not worth it.. etc
• drx

  12 Jul 05, 16:47

  just one simple question
  
  if the guy whom you say is your friend, is just a ugly, stingy and thin guy will you care about him?
  
  Come on lar if you like him then accept his faults if not then try not to change him.
  
  
• OldAhPek

  12 Jul 05, 17:09

  Anything that comese from daphne_1802
  see see look look, can already
  do not have to get emotionally involved
  coz 80% are stories and just stories (i suspect)