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be a teenage at heart is great! the feeling is great.. it's fun when nobody can guess your age.. heh heh.. :p

hello! maybe my character makes me look 18... sometimes, if I think deep, people might mean I'm naive by saying I look 18.. it may be a compliment or a sacarstic comment and I don't really know.. but I always took it as a compliment and say thank you, so it won't hurt anybody... nice? :D

hello! thank you thank you, i love peach! :p can i have it?

hello MonkeyCatcher! nice nick. Do you catch monkey? :D

try to explain the meaning of that word?

The Phantom of The Opera tracks

free? somebody posted for fun or for their own reference?

its raining down here... felt to have some sleep.. last evening slept for about 12 hours..

pray hard all be well and safe

eeew... really? never try before, maybe can include it into the menu for last meal.. how do you cook penguins anyway?

hahaha.. so that i won't regret without trying a taste from them... maybe they taste great, maybe they are yucky... so instead of food that we will eat in daily life, why not try something different.. if you wanna try some shit, go ahead, nobody will stop you. try to eat something the day...

last meal will be everything I don't dare to eat and expensive stuff... Kangeroo meat sea urchin dog meat fried worms and maggot snake's throat and meat pigeon meat shark's fin bird nest.. can i split to more than one meal?

you mean penguin can be eaten?

anyway, to me it's just a word and no harm at all.. only to irk others or let out anger.. if you are in my country, don't you dare to scold the teacher with that word, if not the discipline masters and mistress will give you a visit..

hello and welcome don't be afraid, yah.. I just joined a few days ago..

hello and welcome to the forum

hello, sitaram, where are u from? Wecome to the forum! "huang yin guan lin"

hello! and welcome!

Actually, my name "Chew" is "Qiu" in chinese verbally, meaning autumn. "Lian" is the chinese verbal, meaning lotus. The "a" in "lian" is pronounced as "a" in "and". If you wanna say "You are pretty", in chinese verbal, they are written as "ni hao piao liang" where the "a" in "liang" pronouced...

two days of working from morning till evening... on saturday and sunday hang out with friends after work on both days, till late night... very tired. good night!