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28 July 2006

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monkey

poor duck pat pat pat
ok lah duck.... i still think ur job is blardy impressive

GooglyBear

I've learnt to deal with this situation a long time ago.

Coming from a family that has 23 uncles and aunts (not counting in-laws) 4 things that work for me and mine:

1. Misdirection.

2. Skeletons in other people's closets.

3. Making alliances.

4. Information compartmentalization

Kinda like office life actually.

Like all things that you hold precious, love requires constant planning and a lot of work.

It is worth fighting for.

monkey

how come nobody ever ask me during family get-togethers? lol i must look too much like a loser-monkey that does nothing all day but monkey around. oh well

GooglyBear

Oh yes, agree with Monkey; you should be proud enough of your job to defend it.

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