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You're wrong. It's PAP that started with its own mascot way before SDP.

He must have been living with dolphins and seals.

The earlier post by Sideswipe had me thinking. Among youngsters, being handsome is important because that is the source of your attention, and many a time, attention is being seen as a form of 'success', at least among youngsters. When you're into your 30s, being knowledgeable is...

Lui Fong stopped cutting albums long ago. As for movies, it's not his forte. There are two more couples in the listing: Faye Wong and 李亞鵬 鄺美雲 and 呂良偉

Fann and Christopher, which one earns more ? I believe Christopher drives a Merc.

Yan dao ? No live telecast of EPL tonight in Singapore ? Why hanging out in the forum ?

What is MBT waiting for ? Buy him !

Point noted.

It's because the 'chek' does not blend with 'botak' (bald) that I decided to give you the benefit of the doubt. If your intention was humour, you should do something about the word 'chek'.

The truth hurts. Again, we're not here to discuss if we should feel hurt or we should not. The question presupposes that one does feel hurt by both remarks, and if given the option, which is the lesser of the two evils. I know there are many who are immune to such remarks, either...

I don't mean ugly. Just not handsome.

I'm interested in your answer. Are you able to explain why 'bo tak chek' is more hurtful ? After all, you did mention that 'not educated' you can do something about it.

Please start another thread, and I will answer you.

It's LKY's very own metamorphosis; he will become young again and lead Singapore for another 50 years.

Wow...another insightful contribution.:p

Hey ! That is a very wise remark.:p

Yes, you're correct. This is why I'm asking the question. To find out how different persons value these two different qualities emotionally.

That is for another thread. For the time being, and with due respect to the threadstarter, it's between 'not handsome' and 'bo tat chek'. Just keep money out of the equation. You're rich, and point noted.

This thread is slowing turning into a thread about whether you should feel hurt or should not feel hurt by remarks that you're not handsome or you're not educated. No, that is NOT the topic of this thread. Whether wealth is more important is completely outside the equation, at least for...

I think to imply that a person is not handsome is not an insult. But to imply that he is not educated comes across as you despise him. But if we switch the question around. Which of the two praises would you prefer ? That you're handsome or you're educated ?