If you need one, it probably means you're not in a good place. That, or you’re in too good a place to be true. Either way, it sucks. Which, still, is fine. But checkers go a step further, and pain the heart.
A checker’s job is to remind, and remind a checker will do.
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2 comments:
i couldn't agree more. although, the checker is probably the least popular and least liked among others la. Nevertheless, a checker's job is to check. sigh.
hey,what's going on la? U sound pretty down.
Actually, I was referring to incidences rather than people, although, of course, it is people who make up those incidences.
I'm ok, thanks for the concern. Just grappling with myself to accept reality.
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