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    How do you deal with arrogant/how lian people around you?

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      Blobbi
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      http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/4896230.stm


      :!: but true.

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        autumnbronze
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        Blobbi:
        http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/4896230.stm


        :!: but true.
        Read that ....

        Reaction: :faint:

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          mitten
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          How do I react to those \"hao lian\" people? Well, with friends or relatives like these, I usually excused myself with a smile so that I could get out of their \"shallow talk-shows\" šŸ˜‰


          In my opinion, these people are usually lack of self-confidence (therefore needed to boast their egoes), shallow (no wisdom), poor in those areas which they choose to \"hao lian\" and they are helpless. why? 'cos when they can grab anything to fill up their helpless, they are couldn't wait to tell the whole world on what they have or proub of. Basically, these people who are lack of self-confidence, self-esteem etc.

          \"Hao Lian\" people can be anyone from poor to very rich people as long as they have areas of helplessness.

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            2ppaamm
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            Blobbi:
            http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/4896230.stm


            :!: but true.
            O shit!

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              autumnbronze
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              2ppaamm:
              Blobbi:

              http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/4896230.stm


              :!: but true.

              O shit!




              :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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                Blobbi
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                :lol: :lol:


                Tried it in Vietnam before. It's GOOD!

                Anyway, if wanna, think there's a Vietnamese coffee chain in singapore. Autumnbronze or anyone else, we can meet there for exotic food appreciation, haha!! Yur cuppa's on me, Autumnbronze!!

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                  2ppaamm
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                  Blobbi:
                  :lol: :lol:


                  Tried it in Vietnam before. It's GOOD!

                  Anyway, if wanna, think there's a Vietnamese coffee chain in singapore. Autumnbronze or anyone else, we can meet there for exotic food appreciation, haha!! Yur cuppa's on me, Autumnbronze!!
                  Really? Maybe you should import it and sell it to the hotels and cafes here. Can earn good money! šŸ‘…

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                    Blobbi
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                    2ppaamm:
                    Blobbi:

                    :lol: :lol:


                    Tried it in Vietnam before. It's GOOD!

                    Anyway, if wanna, think there's a Vietnamese coffee chain in singapore. Autumnbronze or anyone else, we can meet there for exotic food appreciation, haha!! Yur cuppa's on me, Autumnbronze!!

                    Really? Maybe you should import it and sell it to the hotels and cafes here. Can earn good money! šŸ‘…

                    The chain is here already lah, durn :P. The world is such a small place!

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                      2ppaamm
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                      Blobbi:
                      The chain is here already lah, durn :P. The world is such a small place!

                      Really? O, the mountain tortoise in me surface again... where is it har? Maybe DH wants to try...

                      It's like eating shid kup. You know that frog's gall or something? Cantonese take it as a dessert. I like it a lot.... heh, what will homo sapiens think of eating next?

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                        Blobbi
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                        Wah, I really like the way you spell shid kup. Missed the t by a d, keke :rotflmao: :rotflmao:


                        Saw it at Liang Court, second floor, outside Shin Yeh (sedap porridge, although these days they make you pay $12 for a pot of premium Taiwan tea - they got rid of their cheap tea offering). I don't know the name of the chain and I haven't tried it in SIngapore, but they serve the coffee through a filter that sits atop your cup. Have to wait for the water to filter through, which adds to the ambience of having a nice hot cuppa :celebrate: [those are coffee mugs we're raising]

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