Tuesday, January 5, 2010

TO THOSE PEOPLE OUT THERE WHO THINKS IT IS FUN TO MAKE OWN CONCLUSIONS AND ASSUMPTIONS BEFORE KNOWING THE TRUTH, PLEASE TAKE NOTE.

the other day i was chatting with someone and we came across this discussion regarding his so-called "brothers" going for an adventure. i asked why he did not join the adventure (it was to be on the next day of our conversation) and he told me that none of the "brothers" called and asked him about the adventure (as in whether he want to join them or not). 

you might ask me the same question i asked him : then how you know there's this outing when no one told you? 

ANSWER : cos one of the "brother" told him that he'll be going to this certain place with those "brothers" on the next day.

feeling that maybe he (the person i was sms-ing with at that time) might want to join his "brothers" and don't want to feel left out, i sms-ed some of these "brothers", asking for one of them punya number (as i assumed he's the organiser, of course u need to find the organiser if you want to be involved with sth, right?). 

and so how the story ended? it ended with NONE of the "brothers" replying me. and ME getting a scolding from this friend for trying to intervene with his business cos secretly asking for this "organiser's" number. 

somemore?

a bunch of nonsense on one of the social website. 

saying?

about me and that "organiser"

see the point?

they thought i was trying to get the number to get in touch with this guy cos i *like* him.

IS IT REALLY THAT FUN TO MAKE UP STORIES? WHY NOT BE DIRECTORS? BRAVO!!!!!!!!!! 

what do you think should be the moral of my story?

never be a good person / middle person trying to repair someone's friendship with the others.

-THE END-

1 comment:

  1. This post is...hilarious!!!!!!!!!! Tak sangka even GUYS can make assumptions like that! *Slaps palm to face*....Mei kin, u are an awesome friend...he should've appreciated ur effort....adui

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