On public being conned by the pyramid scheme ~ If they had not been greedy and tried to make fast money then they would not have been cheated anyway..
When being cautioned on donating towards worthwhile causes that could be scams ~ If there are eight scams and two genuine cases out of every ten pleas, contributions just cant be overlooked for those two.
On time management ~ Whoever was it that came up with the phrase "to kill time?" Killing time is as good as killing oneself because the dead dont have time on their hands anymore.
When asked about future plans ~ I am not in my last lap yet, I plan to live till 90.
On music appreciation ~ Classical piano. Il Divo. He said, I like Destiny's Child too.
When being cheated out of a parking bay by another driver ~ Who would have guessed that driver would do that? Let's drive round till we find a bay. (They went round 3 times before they found a spot to park).
On speeding at the yellow-to-red lights ~ We are conditioning our children that it is ok to break the rules, especially when the enforcement are not around to catch us.
He is almost 60, aiming for his PhD because "it seem nice to be called a Dr" and tries hard to contribute towards a higher national productivity. He said if he could cause even a small stir of change within each person in his class then that in itself is a big achievement.
I mulled over what I should title this posting when I remembered Eirfan had to write an essay about his class teacher a couple weeks back. Well, sounds befitting enough. This is about my very own cikgu-cum-facilitator at EPL. He might be old, but he's dangerous - he could psych you up till you eat, sleep, dream and live EPL.. And I am not even talking about the premier league.
ps - Thank you to Mr Wong for much aspiration.
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