battgirl
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Lots of times. When i have intellectual discussions/arguments with my Iska friends =) |
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Romerico G
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only when writing an essay... way back during school years. come to think of it, in normal daily conversations, i often find myself ending my sentences with "di ba?" (isn't it?). i guess that makes me a typical filipino. |
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Bopols
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When I do not want to be rude, I ask instead of disagreeing. I want to give the other party the benefit of the doubt. So I give my point of view, and end it with a question. |
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Bato
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Most of the time, but I guess only a few can relate with me. Often I feel that I'm just being EMO. LOL!!
I'm also afraid that I would provoke people. I'm an "activist" so I lie low especially when I'm new to the environment. |
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ΩLOMLΩ loveofmylife
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i tend to do that quite often but i dont like recieving such statements though. |
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Rode|ette Ű©
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How often do you ask in a statement? |
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brainless banana
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I'm Canadian. I often make a statement as a question. |
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Ray H
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Sometimes I do, I try not to though. People might think I'm Canadian. (hahahahahaha) |
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JOhNe=mc²
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HAH! even though i'm not canadian i'd like to second house's answer. |
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pero_102
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if i like the ones i'm communicating with, otherwise, i don't even make any statement. |
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pao
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always. it's not that bad, isn't it? |
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Aref H4
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Once in a blue moon. |
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annabelle p
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Not often unless I want emphasis or clarification on some thing/s, or, what you said made me wonder as to its truthfulness or accuracy (raised eyebrows). |
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purple & pink
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always. just to keep the conversation going. ;-) |
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PC
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What do you actually mean. |
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tisya
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a lot? |
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Bitter Guy
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Not much |
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