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Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Change
people will change for others.
life is that intriguing.
and when one changes for another
he/she just refuses to admit.
i do not see the point at all.
when you do change for someone
you will want that someone to know.
so i really find no idea why one want to deny.
its not as if you change for the worse.
you change for the better.
so what is there to hide about.
it is so noble to change for someone.
so "BRAther"
dun deny liao ok?


"@#$@!"
"aiya you4 ma4 chu1 hua4 le4"
"ni3 shi4 wei4 ta1 er2 gai3 de4 dui4 ma1?"
"no la"
"doon bluff"
silence fills.
PS: =P


LOLed@ 6:08 pm