Does going through Wikipedia a few hours a day count?

Best way to read AND save costs, especially in these economically trying times

i cant even finish reading ur essay..so ill pass

Aku x kata aku expert. lol
And aku tak kata English. Aku kata language. Proper capitalization and punctuation is standard in all languages.

Tapi...tapi...you sedih over the "forgotten english" worr.

Baca betul2 dik. No English mentioned at all.

most guy are simple one. only girl has more requirement, some more stringent one

TLDR

To be honest, TS opening post was littered with grammatical errors. It could be due to nerves, reminiscing back "her" crush on the high school jock.

Well, as they say, "Those who cannot remember the past, are condemned to repeat it".
Each generation we may live a little longer and know a little more, but we are still bound by the same base desires as our forebears.
In between posting and sharing funny pictures of cats, I suppose having time for a book aids in contemplation and self-reflection

Even if I read two books a day I don't think I will fall for someone who has such specific expectations on her partner.

Besides I figure you must be a really boring person with too much to say about yourself.

In context:

I'll give you the "no mention of English", but surely in context, your somewhat patronizing follow up seems to include the use of English no?

Just a thought!

did i missed out anything?

i read my company SOP and LOA everyday. does it count?

Interestingly enough, I never knew we had a "Book Club" sub-forum until I stalked the threads TS has previously opened.

Go find otaku. They read more than 2 comics in a week for sure.

I read a lot but I don't write as much

If it's not an exam and the idea was understood

I think it's okay for conversational English

No, shit stuff don't count and you should be embarrassed for being shit tier potential BF.

For the Good Stuff, please PM OP for advice.

I'm patronizing him mentioning about using "proper capitalization and punctuation" to refer to her as a "bookworm".
Capitalization and punctuation is a standard feature covering many languages using roman letters, no? Not just exclusive to English.

When I wrote that I am also addressing the rempit style of Malay as well, hence the use of language rather than English.

This post has been edited by emino: Jan 14 2014, 08:43 PM

post pic first before put a price tag on urself

yea, i read 3-4 chapter of manga weekly, so how about a date?