Forgot it’s from CSI which season & which episode. Nevermind.
Quote of The Day:
Greg (in front of colleagues): All work no play makes Greg a dull boy.
Grissom (appears from nowhere): All play no work makes Greg an unemployed boy!
Woohoo!! I love it! I love Grissom! And, I love Greg! :))
If one day when you’re out and a stranger tell you something like this: “Your shoes/shirt/whatever are very beautiful.”
*Please just omit that whether it’s a girl-to-girl, girl-to-guy or guy-to-guy situation.*
What will you think? Thinking that that person is crazy? That person is trying to woo you? Or, other thought?
I’m asking this simply because yesterday when I was on an outing, I saw a girl wearing a pair of elegant shoes, and at that moment I’m really struck by an urge to tell her that her shoes look fabulous. But in the end, I didn’t. A bit regretted now.
Is this a Malaysian culture? Shy to praise others, especially strangers. I wonder.
Have a say.
2 comments:
I saw one motorist riding on a highway doing the stretching pose with both hands up.. Though its a simple 'stunt' but i still showed a thumb up sign to him when my car passed by..
Yea my mom thinks im crazy, but what can i say? i am not regret :)
p/s: motorist tershock, thinks im crazy
Nice! When there're alot of people doing it then it'll become a norm and nothing strange about it.
Else, people will think: "What the hell is this guy/girl thinks he/she is doing? My shoes/stunt nice or not is non of his/her business wat! Siao!" :p
People should take the initiative to start doing it, and do it more often. After all, who doesn't feel happy when receiving praises? At least I do :))
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