Marah sudah ni...

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My patience was so thin today that unfortunately I lost my temper to a few souls. There are times you think you can handle some situations gracefully and sometimes you just can't afford to be accommodative and that what happened today. Regret??? Nope...I guess I have been so nice and polite all this while,  no harm  fitting the evil part for the day kan.
 
 

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