The 2010 MVDP: Feat. the "Filipino Car" or Philippine Brand Vehicles

**romski123** · June 8th, 2010 08:51 PM

Originally Posted by ghosthunter

wow! ... I should be quaking in my shoes.....NOT!

British embassy? So British public money paid for that. It doesn't make it any less "morally-wrong" whenever public money is being used for personal purposes.

alam mo gh no one can question Mayor Hagedorn's credibility. Andami nang nagawa nun for Puerto Princesa, the greenest province in the Philippines. At ang number of international awards nun because of his green efforts ay tens of times mas madami sa nabenta mong lpg conversions.

So actually wala kang "k" questionin sya. If he chooses the ejeepney as the image model to fortify the image of Puerto Princesa as a world class green municipality, he is more than welcome to do so. Wala namang nagsabi na it should be meant for public transport a. Ikaw lang, kasi makitid ang pananaw mo.

ni hindi ka panga nakakasakay sa ejeepney e.

its another credibility issue against you gh. talong talo ka kay Mayor Hagedorn.

and friend ko si mayor hagedorn sa FB oyil so makakarating.

**romski123** · June 8th, 2010 08:53 PM

at techie si Mayor H kasi I saw him update his powerpoint presentations himself and he is always connected.

Not a lot of Mayors his age can do the same.

**ghosthunter** · June 9th, 2010 12:35 AM

Originally Posted by romski123

Ikaw lang, kasi makitid ang pananaw mo.

It is not a narrow view point.

It is a view point that is based on the practicality of the proposal.

Why force a 3rd world country to adapt expensive and costly so-called "green" solutions that the local communities can barely afford to buy and maintain? Especially when there are more affordable solutions that would help more?

How many of those electric vehicles will still be in use after one or two years?

The only reason why politicians have started going "green" because it has recently become "fashionable" to be "green".

**ghosthunter** · June 9th, 2010 12:39 AM

Originally Posted by uls

is desperate too strong a word for you?

ok, let me rephrase

you guys need things to be proud of

... and obviously the next "thing" they are proud of is Mayor H. for joy-riding around the city in the e-jeep.

**romski123** · June 9th, 2010 01:52 AM

Originally Posted by ghosthunter

It is not a narrow view point.

It is a view point that is based on the practicality of the proposal.

Why force a 3rd world country to adapt expensive and costly so-called "green" solutions that the local communities can barely afford to buy and maintain? Especially when there are more affordable solutions that would help more?

yes its pretty narrow.

we are not forcing anyone. They buy with their free will.

what affordable solutions do you propose? E puro reklamo ka lang. Propose anythin, anything at all. And act on it. Instead of wating your time spreading negative vibes on a project that is making a difference.

wala naman akong nadidinig sayo na practical proposal e.

**romski123** · June 9th, 2010 01:56 AM

Originally Posted by ghosthunter

... and obviously the next "thing" they are proud of is Mayor H. for joy-riding around the city in the e-jeep.

yes we are proud of that. Because Mayor Hagedorn is a great man.

What particular thing are you proud of gh? Must make life pretty boring huh.

**romski123** · June 9th, 2010 07:57 AM

Originally Posted by uls

so how many ejeepneys were taken seriously?

in other words, how many units were sold?

BTW

ilan na ang nebenta ko ng kahit ano?

too many to keep count dude

i don't really like telling the public about what i do

it's not my style

contradict yourself much?

**romski123** · June 9th, 2010 08:01 AM

Originally Posted by uls

2 words -- subic imports

i don't really like telling the public about what i do

it's not my style

I wouldn't tell people what I do too if I smuggle in Subic Imports.

Kaya ka pala hindi proud. Claro na.

**jpdm** · June 9th, 2010 08:26 AM

Originally Posted by uls

according to you, taken seriously equals units sold

so how many ejeepneys were taken seriously?

in other words, how many units were sold?

your answer -- all ejeepneys are taken seriously

that doesnt answer anything

how many is "all"? 50? 100?

can't answer huh?

coz the number is embarrassingly small

BTW

ilan na ang nebenta ko ng kahit ano?

too many to keep count dude

[SIZE=4] 2 words -- subic imports[/SIZE]

i don't really like telling the public about what i do

it's not my style

Lovely. You just told the public.

That all along you are among those people who are selling all imported vehicles from SUBIC that the local auto industry is trying to stop through MVDP.

No wonder you love to bash all efforts to produce Phillipine made vehicles (assembled by the Japanese or Americans here or those assembled by Pinoys) including CKDs.

And you keep on insisting that the demand for CBUs will definitely increase in the future probably because it will be good for your business.

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**OyiL** · June 9th, 2010 08:37 AM

Originally Posted by uls

according to you, taken seriously equals units sold

so how many ejeepneys were taken seriously?

in other words, how many units were sold?

your answer -- all ejeepneys are taken seriously

that doesnt answer anything

how many is "all"? 50? 100?

can't answer huh?

coz the number is embarrassingly small

BTW

ilan na ang nebenta ko ng kahit ano?

too many to keep count dude

2 words -- subic imports

i don't really like telling the public about what i do

it's not my style

[SIZE="4"]"SUBIC IMPORTS"?[/SIZE]
track some posts and you see not just subic, but [SIZE="4"]"PORT IRENE"[/SIZE], too. This guy is actually one of the reasons of the industry's death.