QUOTE(nokia2003 @ Aug 23 2008, 02:08 AM)
ha ha.
i'm definitely not biting/kissing your arse for the sake of the aifontrigi.
if not, i will not be sending you a PM about the indian aifontrigi and then try to pick a fight with you in regards to the s'porean aifrontrigi moments later (and weakening my claim)
i'll support whoever i deem is right.
You got that right! Adds a little bit of spice in our entanglements in here.

QUOTE(louismhc @ Aug 23 2008, 08:14 AM)
@stringfellow
Hahaha....just ignore it bro. Inside your heart will know who is your long terms and good frens

Although i'm Aifon fans but didnt ask you to get me Aifon so can we consider frens? Hahaha...
Yar bro....i'm very borring at Singapore when you have chance to come singapore feel free drop me a call for dinner or teh tarik sessions.
My doors are always welcome to anyone

but not back door ar!!

Cool, another acquaintance in Singapore.

I have very close friends, whom I consider family already, living in Tampines. Known them since '98 during my crazy chatting days, and they opened up their hearts and house for me, I'm truly grateful. Yes, Singaporean are a kiasu lot, but beneath that experior, they are a caring people as well.
QUOTE(tishaban @ Aug 23 2008, 09:18 AM)
I love the Britney Spears' crotch reference

An MTV-style jab at them, bro. It's me trying to be relevant to in this time and age.

QUOTE(wilsoncvt @ Aug 23 2008, 11:28 AM)
I agree. Just ignore it. You know who is worth your while and who is not. No point wasting time and energy on the people who bring negative elements into your life. We can't please everyone.
IMO, alpha male is not such a bad description to have. Alpha males are called so because people trust them in certain situations to provide leadership. Genuinely caring for other people (aka selflessly helping others to get iPhone 3G's

and dispensing free advice) is an alpha male trait.
However with that label or not, we will affect others around us with our behaviour. They can either choose to selectively emulate our qualities for self improvisation or simply become sheep who blindly follow. It is not the case of "I say, you follow". We don't have direct power over such decisions made by external parties. We can try to influence them to think for themselves but ultimately the power to decide is still in their hands. If we don't want any of this to deal with, we should just shut up and put ourselves into a bubble...which I don't think very highly of a person because it is a backward move.
Added on August 23, 2008, 11:35 am@louismhc > Btw...I hear from one of my friends about the iPhone 3G launch in Singapore. Lucky you.
Apparently the Singtel contract is very affordable. Shame they don't sell the unlocked version but I am told by my friend (customer service rep) that they are being trained to answer questions like "If I move to a different country, say Malaysia, can I still use my iPhone?"
I'm still trying to get more info on this since I was only told briefly last night. *just finished reading the sg thread... so we Malaysians have to get around the contract problem... anyways OT here...
Id rather not "say anything", and I certainly dont want anyone anyone to "follow what I say". Leaders hold too much of a responsibility to their followers and I do not want that responsibility. That is why I am still the guy on the right infront of the bus, rather than the guy on the left. At least I can jump ship second last.