Comments on: Things You Must Not Say When You Reunite With Your Old Schoolmates

By: Daniel

Daniel — Thu, 16 Aug 2007 06:05:48 +0000

I have to say, that I could not agree with you in 100% regarding , but it’s just my opinion, which could be wrong

By: Cedric

Cedric — Tue, 31 Jul 2007 03:53:06 +0000

Anston: Personally i feel that “What is your job now” is not really that bad, at least it’s a ‘futuristic’ question if I wanna put it, instead of digging out the embarrassing moments.

Lyndy: If a gathering is about “oh how sweet me and my boyfriend is”. Please cancel it, you can ask them to hold a press conference somewhere in the jungle and start talking. Haha

By: Anston

Anston — Mon, 30 Jul 2007 23:50:25 +0000

I think the word “What is your job now?” & “How much is your salary?” questions always threw out from their BIG mouth ler!

But the only fact is, they all like to do compare. So is really sianz when having a gathering with X-classmates

By: lynzrihye

lynzrihye — Mon, 30 Jul 2007 17:49:41 +0000

agrees with Ping Ping …….. the embarassing moments and hate it most eventough re-union …… should discuss bout hows life nowadays blah blah updating each other right?

………. NO ……….. they’re mostly discussing and talking bout hows their life with their partners etc ….. T^T

well Amy ….. yeah wanted to cancel it …. but if i’m the one who cancel it, it’ll be a reason for them to blame me for not being the sincere one ……… dowan to kira much with them lah~
kesian u friends all far far away T^T

By: Cedric

Cedric — Mon, 30 Jul 2007 14:38:34 +0000

Ping Ping: Hanoh, embarrassing moment still mention for what? Already said "EMBARRASSING" but some people still wanna dig out the history and laugh at each other. Oh shiet betul! A gathering is meant to have all the fun and we really don't want any anti climax!

Dolphyn: Some thought that it's fun to criticize people like that, but actually we can turn around and say, "hey! I have things you dont have! Jealous already? Haha"

Amy: awwwww.... that is sad huh to leave Kuching after graduated, well my post simply points out things that we should avoid saying to prevent spoiling the party. And you're right, if it's not sincere, might as well just cancel it!

By: Ping Ping

Ping Ping — Mon, 30 Jul 2007 12:06:48 +0000

Yea…Somehow it is harder to mix with your high school friends unless of course you guys are like buddies. I know my friends are complaining that it is hard to meet up with me cause I am currently doing my form 6 but I tell you, no strength la. Everyday, go home, do homework, no time to study also, some more muz take lots of post because we want our school leaving certificate to be nice. So work overload lar. Plus when they are having their holiday, its usually our exam or school day and vice-versa. Pening.

As I still contact my close friends often, we don’t meet up and say each other round or got bf or ask about their studies cause we already know. But one thing we should never ever mention is the embarrassing moments lar. I bet you don’t want people to remind you about it anymore, especially when you have new friends around or something. And never ever leave you high school friends too long when you saw your current friend. Say hie, if possible, introduce them to each other and then, leave. If you want to talk to your new friend, do it some other time. That’s what I think.

By: DolphyN

DolphyN — Mon, 30 Jul 2007 06:02:48 +0000

haha….i emphatise wif u on the 2nd point. it really hurts, doesnt it, when ppl point out that u hv pimples/wrinkles/eyebags/grown fat etc etc after ages of not seeing each other. they never know how to keep their mouth shut. next time, jus reply ‘yah, thanks, same to u too.’ it works. haha.