guys ，never buy diamonds for your beloved - Page 8

ozkai · (#71 (**permalink**))

And for a little more isnight, have a look at what these diggers go through to find one!
BBC NEWS | Programmes | From Our Own Correspondent | Diamonds are a miner's best friend

Dondake · (#72 (**permalink**))

I don't like jewlery. ^^;;
I'd prefer someone buy me something practical like kanji flashcards or a Japanese grammar book.

xYinniex · (#73 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Dondake

I don't like jewlery. ^^;;
I'd prefer someone buy me something practical like kanji flashcards or a Japanese grammar book.

Oh honey...
you're beyond hope.

If you tell guys that, they're gona think you're a cheap date and take advantage of you.

And as much as i hate to say; Jewelry, in the modern world gives woman a sophisticated air and even if you don't like it, it really does make a difference to how people perceive you, as someone respectable.

ozkai · (#74 (**permalink**))

WOW! A blue diamond record selling at US$9.5 mill!

I wish I had the $$ to buy this for my babe

AoiChan · (#75 (**permalink**))

Diamonds are nice and all but I rather get something thats useful.

ozkai · (#76 (**permalink**))

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Diamonds are nice and all but I rather get something thats useful.

But many girls do find diamonds useful.

strawberryfuzz · (#77 (**permalink**))

Diamonds are pretty but not all girls like/want them.
I dont' like diamonds or jewelry

ozkai · (#78 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by strawberryfuzz

Diamonds are pretty but not all girls like/want them.
I dont' like diamonds or jewelry

Snob

strawberryfuzz · (#79 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by ozkai

Snob

ROFL, yep im a snob!~

TalnSG · (#80 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by ozkai

Totally agree with you.

And what would you do if your man gave you a diamond, you loved that stone for years, showed it off proudly to all you knew, only to find out after all those years later that it was infact not a real diamond, but rather, a Cubic Ziconia?

If I had been told at the time it was given that it was cubic zirconia, it would have been fine. There is as much to the gesture as the object.

But to find out years later that I had been lied to, especially about something I had thought so special? The man better have armor or steer clear of me for a while. The issue is the deception, not the value of the object.