Originally posted by Wanda:It's ok,....I won't feel bad. Coz I'm not ugly either.
See my self esteem very high right? You must learn this, ok?![]()
Originally posted by Wanda:Like chalk & cheese means total opposites. It's in the dictionary.
PCT knows lah, but he lazy.![]()
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Too bad for you. Unless you want to redo?Originally posted by poon cho tang:not fair![]()
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kaoz..Originally posted by monkeybusiness:ppl chiong uphill, i chiong downhill
As different as chalk and cheese is an old proverbial phrase to suggest that two things, superficially alike, are totally different in their qualities.Originally posted by SGpork:![]()
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some even reach the master stage..wonder if there are some with doctorateOriginally posted by poon cho tang:ppl graduate with a degree in sadism from there
byeOriginally posted by monkeybusiness:i going out liao
cya pct, porky and wanda![]()
grant me a chance to give monk bmt thenOriginally posted by Wanda:Too bad for you. Unless you want to redo?
Bye monk.
Originally posted by monkeybusiness:ya
but i never get punished tat often like my fren
cos i know how to get away![]()
Originally posted by poon cho tang:Actually, I wonder what is chalk in the olden days? Blackboard chalk?
As different as [b]chalk and cheese ...
By the sixteenth century, the phrase had become a fixed expression. Hugh Latimer wrote rather sarcastically around 1555: “As though I could not discern cheese from chalk.”[/b]
Originally posted by poon cho tang:arr oh ok
As different as [b]chalk and cheese is an old proverbial phrase to suggest that two things, superficially alike, are totally different in their qualities.
The earliest example—from John Gower’s Confessio Amantis of 1393—suggests that some shopkeeper was making an illicit profit by adulterating his wares: “And thus ful ofte chalk for cheese he changeth with ful littel cost”. The buyer was surely undiscerning; though some British cheeses are rather chalk-like in appearance, substituting more than a tiny proportion of cheese with chalk wouldn’t fool anybody for very long.
By the sixteenth century, the phrase had become a fixed expression. Hugh Latimer wrote rather sarcastically around 1555: “As though I could not discern cheese from chalk.”[/b]
Seriously porky... then you won't feel so down always.Originally posted by SGpork:![]()
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of cos...but they never get out of thereOriginally posted by SGpork:some even reach the master stage..wonder if there are some with doctorate
should be ?Originally posted by Wanda:Actually, I wonder what is chalk in the olden days? Blackboard chalk?![]()
sick..really sick..Originally posted by poon cho tang:of cos...but they never get out of there
i tink it is sumting like baby powderOriginally posted by Wanda:Actually, I wonder what is chalk in the olden days? Blackboard chalk?![]()
Do they still use in in pri sch? I think sec sch use white board liao issit?Originally posted by SGpork:should be ?
still remb my pri sch days when teacher use it..![]()
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enough slp..hmm weekdays i only slp 5 hrs a dayOriginally posted by Wanda:Seriously porky... then you won't feel so down always.
Anyway, I hope you are getting enough sleep, and enough time to do your homework?
Use chalk as a talcum?Originally posted by poon cho tang:i tink it is sumting like baby powder
no, i tink either powerpoint or whiteboard liowOriginally posted by Wanda:Do they still use in in pri sch? I think sec sch use white board liao issit?
that was last time but now all use white board liao la..Originally posted by Wanda:Do they still use in in pri sch? I think sec sch use white board liao issit?
yea..Originally posted by poon cho tang:no, i tink either powerpoint or whiteboard liow