Sitting in your own house in peace, eating kachang puteh, having a kaleng or two (bir) and minding your own business is priceless.

It is more necessary/vital to study men than books. By the same token it is then easily to read them like a book.

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Lots of us have a bad habit of wearing our hearts on our sleeves. This can make us an open book even to strangers. We definitely don’t want that – mystery is the spice of life, after all. Keeping a clear distinction between your personal life and your professional life is a difficult (but very important) skill to master. You have to be very picky who you share your secrets with, because, unfortunately, not everyone has good intentions.


Importantly, you need to be careful to make sure that the details of your personal life can’t be used to hurt you. It’s useful to have a basic list of certain personal information you should never share with others especially in the social media.


By the same token on the other hand if you feel that you have got plenty to shout about on anything and everything then it's Hobson's choice then by all means go ahead and I for one encourage you to do so and do ensure to make that a habit. - ROFLMAO


IMHO only the following blokes will do such a folly things :-


A goblok, the immature, the shiok sendiri, the kuning (Off spec and/or jaundice), a dope, clueless, simpleton, gullible, intoxicated, hallucinated, senile, brain-dead or a biggest idiot including the/that highly educated and well educated but/and without commonsense and wisdom.


Yes indeed Gentlemen (ladies as well) good luck to you.

Think about it and do think rationally, long and very hard about it that would it be possible to make a living at the track trying to bet each and every race and all the simulcast races because you thought/think you could accurately handicap them all or by using a racing publication that purported to do so.