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Many students go to Mahkota Parade. What do they look for?
| Books and Stationery |
| Girls stuff |
| Garments |
| Food |
| Window Shopping |
| Movies |
| Sports Equipments |
| Cooking Utensils |
| Accessories |
| Looking at girls |
| Meeting Place |
| Appointment |
| Haircut |
| Lepak |
| All of the above |
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Topic: What do our students want? (Read 1985 times)
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aang
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Day in day out
they say they want to go to mp
i wonder why
what do they actually want?
why so often?
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Iori888
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Hmmm... usually they'll just go there lepak... hmmm... sometimes'll go there for lunch after school...
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Scrabble Geek
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In today affluent society, students have more money than they should have. In reality, most students went shopping mall just merely to spend money on buying cell phones, magazines and even video games or PS 2 games. It is extremely dissapointing as students are spending unnecessary stuff. I know a friend who bought a nokia phone for RM1300 but sold it of at RM 600 in a week later just to change to a new phone. Imagine what RM 700 could do if he never spend it recklessly. That RM 700 could be used for donation and charity work for the benefits of mankind. Students n Malaysian, heed this, in a couple of decades the rate of inflation is going up high beyond the recognition of mankind. At that tme the price of everything can exceed 100% of its original price. We must embrace ourself with the knowledge of consumerism not only for our benefits as well as our future generation.
Be a wise buyer and user. Think before you buy. Thank you.
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