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Subject: Re: In Celebration of our survival

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Ray

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Date Posted: 19:08:19 06/28/10 Mon
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In reply to: klang wizard 's message, "Re: In Celebration of our survival" on 15:39:09 06/28/10 Mon

>>The question is... How did we survive? And above all,
>>to pip those who never made it to their 60++
>>birthdays.
>>
>>This may sound very boring, but I believe that we were
>>VERY HAPPY CHILDREN....
>>
>>Best regards
>>
>>HSS
>
>
>HSS,
>Indeed we reckoned we were "very happy children". Our
>children and grand children may think they are happy
>too; and wonder how we ah peks manage to survive in
>such boring times! How to live without IT etc?
>
>Perhaps our PM may wonder how to live without his new
>cat!?
>Without a name for his new pussy ....

I have some names for his new pussy.......how about "twat", "boom hole", "pearly gates", "seafood haven" (smell wise i.e.) - or are you talking about a real 'pussy'?
In that cas, how about "tabby" or "puss puss"?

Nostalgia tells us we were happy children.
However I figure that we actually found more varied & practical things to do with our young life than the young of today.
What do you think?

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