Amitabha...Originally posted by a_splash:anyway, it was only for a short while mah....he has move on liao....so ppl move on....
let me tell this story :
one senior monk help a lady by carrying her across the river. he let the lady down and carry on his walk...the junior monk who was with him later cannot control anymore ask him y he break rules by hvg close contact with a female...the senior monk say i already left the whole thing behind but u are still clinging on to the matter....(something like that lah )
Originally posted by erijazz:Amitabha...
Oh, you'll find her, maybe sooner than you think. From my observation, I think you may have some admirers here even...then it will be a case of 'yuan jai tian pian, jing jai yen qian' (pardon the poor pinyin spelling).Originally posted by the Bear:we will always miss what we've lost... because, heck.. (mr obviousman speaks) we can't miss what we are going through
i would rather love with all my might that someone who loves me right back..
heh heh heh.. i miss having someone to love who will love me right back
Omituofo...Originally posted by the Bear:off topic: but don't mind me asking coz i'm not buddhist... what does that mean?
the earlier one was the hokkien version??Originally posted by erijazz:Omituofo...
Originally posted by Wanda:Oh, you'll find her, maybe sooner than you think. From my observation, I think you may have some admirers here even...then it will be a case of 'yuan jai tian pian, jing jai yen qian' (pardon the poor pinyin spelling).
san zhai san zhai, wu zhi zhe wu chui...Originally posted by erijazz:Amitâbha, Sanskrit word, literally means boundless light and boundless life.
Originally posted by erijazz:Amitâbha, Sanskrit word, literally means boundless light and boundless life.
No wonder you have these Tibetan prayer flags in your signature. That's what they are, right?Originally posted by erijazz:Amitâbha, Sanskrit word, literally means boundless light and boundless life.
chinese explanation is different.Originally posted by erijazz:Amitâbha, Sanskrit word, literally means boundless light and boundless life.
Which is...?Originally posted by dragg:chinese explanation is different.
You feel the same way too?Originally posted by precipice:i can confidently say you are speaking for a lot of people.
Well, at some places, like London, some ppl like to call gals/ladies 'love', even strangers, like 'Hi! Love/Luv'. So, a guy could say: "Love, can you bring some food to the table please?" (add British accent for effect) and there you have it! *so corny*Originally posted by charlize:Can love bring food to the table?
I wonder.
with "fast love", the answer is yes.Originally posted by charlize:Can love bring food to the table?
I wonder.
Since you say you're full of crap, Ok, we agree.Originally posted by charlize:Damn, I just realised:
1) I have no Fucking idea as to why I posted this, and
2) People actually respond to my crap.
Originally posted by Wanda:Since you say you're full of crap, Ok, we agree.
Can i add some words... heh..Originally posted by the Bear:i'm still alive
and by their standards, i should be placing a rush order for a coffin and a spot in the graveyard
heck.. live life.. and if your heart gets broken, pick up the pieces and glue them back together.. and keep a lookout again, remembering the mistakes made...
now.. excuse me while i look up the number for a retirement home
I feel so unloved at Club 30.Originally posted by Wanda:Since you say you're full of crap, Ok, we agree.
See, now you're talking crap again!Originally posted by charlize:I feel so unloved at Club 30.