1. You shall build my house later on.

   Comment by Cliff Lui — 3 December, 2003 at 6:58 pm

1. Maybe that really is just the function of teeth…

   Comment by Mercury — 12 December, 2003 at 9:09 pm

2. Perhaps, but it will take more than an earthquake to reverse that decision. ‘Cos judges don’t like saying another judge was wrong.

   Comment by Cliff Lui — 13 December, 2003 at 4:16 pm

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1. Where?

   Comment by wskwan — 26 November, 2003 at 7:55 pm

2. Hong Kong, but I think it’s in Mongkok.

   Comment by Cliff Lui — 26 November, 2003 at 10:35 pm

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1. I disagree. I think that my time in the university is a stage of my life. No one can judge whether you are a good university student or not. The only thing that matters is your own feelings. Do things to make yourself feel good. Thats the way to go.

   Comment by Cliff Lui — 23 November, 2003 at 2:05 pm

2. This is a typical American style of thinking — freedom, carpe diem and meism. People lives in groups and they are influential with each other. As a society member, I do think that we bear some responsibilty and should think how to be a good university student. Economically, we are consuming society’s resource, we should redeem the society.

   Comment by wskwan — 23 November, 2003 at 10:45 pm

3. It may well be true that economically, we are consuming society’s resources but it does not follow that: economically, we should ‘redeem the society’. Though it is agreeable that morally speaking, one should redeem the society, it cannot be said by way of economics. Logic faux pas.

   Now we consider whether we redeem society in the future or as a university student. Think.

   Comment by Cliff Lui — 24 November, 2003 at 4:12 pm

4. I should have used Chinese to express my feeling as my English is ><. what I want to say can be phrased by 8 letters “取之社會，回饋社會”. I should have deleted the word “Economically”. University students should realize that society has included some expectation when it provides them chances to study university

   Comment by wskwan — 24 November, 2003 at 8:05 pm

5. So to repeat, I said that it is a moral obligation. Students bear none other than a moral burden to return to society. You seem to be pressing the (fact) that you are morally straight. What if some people aren’t? I’ll also press my concern that most will return benefits to society after graduation and not during University life.

   Comment by Cliff Lui — 24 November, 2003 at 9:45 pm

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1. This phenomenon is not merely a marketing term. It is a human instinct. An instinct to make oneself feel good. Primitive analysis, people scream, but it’s true so face it. ‘Selective Attention’ is not practiced on;y by the most robust of the human species. Those who are totally able to take critisism and make good ALL their defficiencies.

   Comment by Cliff Lui — 13 November, 2003 at 12:27 am

2. Sorry for the downtime, I have to test the system.

   Comment by Cliff Lui — 19 November, 2003 at 12:19 pm

1. That is true…
   Well, one of my friends used to send me the beginning part which then was not so funny la.

   Comment by Mercury — 20 November, 2003 at 1:24 am

2. Hoho, sending you bits and pieces! Is the hall keeping you awake at this hour?

   Comment by Cliff Lui — 20 November, 2003 at 9:24 am

1. I see there is some change on the website. I need to choose and click one out of four box to go here. The design is OK. However, I think that four boxes are …ummm… a little bit not coherent to this leisure and comfortable environment. It gives me a feeling of seeing UNDER CONSTRUCTION in 圓花園. Will you change it?

   Comment by Kwan Wing Shing — 8 November, 2003 at 7:32 pm

2. I understand and I fully sympathize with you. I agree that the selection of 4 boxes in the beginning is not convenient given the splashscreen (black screen) when you first enter. I will remove the black screen and incorporate it into the new start screen.

   Comment by Cliff Lui — 9 November, 2003 at 12:44 am