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Tuesday, August 09, 2005

Peeing in Your Pants

Someone once said, "Doing a good deed is like peeing in your black pants." I agree because, like he explained it, "... it gives you a warm feeling but nobody notices."

One really has to start thinking about it, especially when you are fifty and counting, like me. No, I'm not talking about doing more good deeds. It's about peeing in your pants. I hope I don't have to wet my pants to have a warm feeling about anything.

Here's to growing old gracefully. More good deeds of course but no wet pants, no mess, please. Amen.

7 Comments:

  • ish ish ish.....

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 3:18 PM  

  • that's why they invented disposable diapers for adults..
    i hope i don't have to don those..
    i better buy more black pants then ;)

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 1:50 PM  

  • done that a couple of times on hostel bed during schooldays. Learnt the skill not to alert your mate.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 5:41 PM  

  • Tiff: Ish ish ish to you too.
    Atiza: The old fashioned washable cotton diapers are no longer politically correct because you need A(yah)Pin to keep it in place. He's probably on Cloud 9 now, the old rascal.
    Anon1: Checked out, too. Still looking for the secrets.
    Anon2: a. You were probably on the lower bunk. b. Lucky they didn't serve petai at the Dining Hall.

    By Blogger Kri, at 6:36 PM  

  • Kri,
    a friend, an old man, told me recently, there are three stages of sign that you're getting old.
    1st stage) You go the toilet and then forget to turn off the tap after washing your your hand.
    2nd stage) Yo go to the toilet and forget to put on the zipper again after all the job is done.
    3rd stage) You go to the toilet and forget to Unzip.
    Have a good day my Friend

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 4:02 PM  

  • SM: Zipper? What zipper, where?

    By Blogger Kri, at 8:00 AM  

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