Thought for TODAY: 6th December 2012

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People talk bad behind your back and say good things on your face - that is when you make a frenemy as you don't know whether they are your friend or enemy!

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  1. Anonymous14 December 2012 at 23:42

    What a synonym for backstabber! frenemy~ but to be sad we see lot of frenemy now a days. :(
    Many a times it's really difficult to judge them. :-/

    P.S. : please give some space between after your last word and fb like button. make it little sparse :)

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    1. Privy Trifles15 December 2012 at 10:25

      Yup that makes it sound better you see Frenemy!! Yes you are right these days you have a lot of them living around you and it is difficult to judge them.,


      P.S: I have lot of space in the end of the post I don't know why blogger takes it like this :(

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  2. Unknown30 December 2012 at 13:41

    well said!

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