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Jul 4, 2002, 11:50 PM
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Re: [Derrickok] Dog etiquette in Malaysia
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Uncle derric, i hav use most of my time to search and read through the valueble information from this forum(Those that i required). If not i would not dare to make a statement and give out comments on a consultant like u is sometimes/mostly sound action and rude when replying in the forum. ( i feel it this way).
Ok, i admit that my english is sucks and required improvement, cause i m a chinese educated guy. Don't attack me on my english, . attack me on the facts that i try to point out --- respect to the other, ur proffesionallism, u make no excuse when i point these out. Does it mean that u admit what i say is correct????? Make here a more friendly environment for everyone in this forum.
Ok, what better things u hav to do is non of my business. I think the info for my introduction is sufficient enough for everyone in this forum to know. I hav tell them about my job, my name, where i m from, dog that i hav. Experience that i hav with dogs (newbie). so , what is required...do i need to tell how much i earn a month, do i need to give away my phone no, my house address & etc. i think there is no need for the moment right now. If they want to talk to me privately, they can sent me private msg. Dun simply make a statement for the sake of just to attack because ppl critics u.
From time to time, i will improve my usage of english. i hope ur attitude will improve as well from time to time as n when my english need to improve.
A less frequent contributor in this forum doesn;t mean that he will not be an aset to this forum when he voice out. True???
Just wondering do u know mandarin, uncle derric?
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Re: [Pinky] Dog etiquette in Malaysia
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Hi CSLim, 
Hahahahahahahah 
Molly Gal : 16 June 2007 | Snoopy Zai : 4 Jan 2010 | Lassie Zai : 23 April 2010 
) country, but you do really have to look at the location. As I would like to state again, Malaysia is not the best country to keep a dog but if you look around you would probaly find that they ARE some better housing areas(though I'm not too sure about apartments) with alot of dog-lovers. Since I live in PJ, I can assure you it isn't too bad a place to keep a dog. If you ever go house hunting here you would probaly find areas(which consists mostly of Chinese and Indians, of course) in which you would be able to see dogs just about everywhere. The rent isn't too bad too... It is quite okay too walk your dog in these areas as the other residents often do too, despite it being against the rules. 
