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This post was last edited by Chūrù on 2011-10-16 08:51. Don’t say you don’t know me; I don’t know you either. What a coincidence! 2. The only thing I can’t put down right now is my chopsticks. 3. As for the phrase “especially able to endure hardship,” after some thought, I realize that I’ve only achieved the first four aspects. 4. The most valuable thing about a person is knowing their true worth; if you have no sense of your own value, why not step on the scale and find out? That weight doesn’t move at all. 5. Knowing you’re not doing well makes me feel at ease.
The most valuable thing about a person is knowing their true worth; if you have no sense of your own value, why not step on the scale and see? That weight doesn’t move at all;P My weight is still quite high~~
Don’t say you don’t know me; I don’t know you either. What a coincidence! Great. You don’t like me, and I don’t like you either – we’re even!
The phrase “especially able to endure hardship” – after thinking about it, I realize I indeed meet that criterion. I’m not in good health and often have to take a large amount of medication: L
This post was last edited by pzhmotor on 2011-10-17 at 12:53. Some such classics can only be “viewed,” not “discussed.” A few months ago I learned a phrase: “The difference between a genius and a talented person is that a genius has two extra characters,” and I found it really interesting. During the meeting, I couldn’t hold back; my intention was to joke about myself in order to improve my relationship with my colleagues. I didn’t notice SJ coming in; I offended him, his name is “Genius”. . . :lol