WARNING: RUDE AND RECKLESS DIPLOMATIC PLATED BMW X5 at ROCKWELL!

**leinahtan** · March 29th, 2007 12:17 PM

Cra ulo pala yung kalbo na yan eh! To even up, prepare a bold sign which read " HEY! YOU GOT A FLAT TYRE" . Pag nag meet uli landas nyo show the sign to the skinhead while pointing kunwari sa tires nya. I'm sure he'll make a stop to check it. When he gets off his vehicle, call his attention, do the same finger sign he did to you then speed off. Kwits na kayo. He he he.

**Jun aka Pekto** · March 29th, 2007 07:43 PM

If he's got the nerve to be an a**, he's probably armed, especially if he's alone. So, it's not a good idea to get into a confrontation with him. If he's not armed, he's taking a pretty big chance pissing off the locals instead of keeping a low profile.

Black Ops on his tires would work for me.

**3sgTe** · March 29th, 2007 08:22 PM

may naririnig ako'ng NACTAMO.. nyahahaha!..

**Helios** · March 29th, 2007 08:48 PM

i wonder if pinoy diplomats behave just as well in foreign lands? they wield the same immunity as any other diplomat but do they know how to use it? abusing it is just as worse as underestimating it's privileges in crucial times.

**squala** · March 29th, 2007 10:46 PM

Originally Posted by Jun aka Pekto

If he's got the nerve to be an a**, he's probably armed, especially if he's alone. So, it's not a good idea to get into a confrontation with him. If he's not armed, he's taking a pretty big chance pissing off the locals instead of keeping a low profile.

Black Ops on his tires would work for me.

If you're also armed and know martial arts, then go do whatever you want with him. It's better if you hurt him than his car, since the car can probably be repaired at his convenience anyway.

Those diplomat *$$holes think we owe them. For everyone's info, they are not allieviating our country from poverty and corruption, so it's not our duty to yield to them as if we're kissing their feet. The Philippines is our turf, not theirs. Besides, any blue plate that's not 1000 isn't immune, so they should drive like a normal motorist, if not an even more careful, courteous one.

**jeanpierre** · March 29th, 2007 10:57 PM

Sayang at di ko na nakuha name ng chemical na sabi ng friend ko na egyptian ginagamit ng mga ogag sa kanila na pag binuhos mo daw sa car, di lang pintura tanggal kung di tunaw pati metal ...hehehe

**Driv3er** · March 30th, 2007 08:57 AM

water gun na may thinner, keep it in your car always ehehe

**Jun aka Pekto** · March 30th, 2007 09:12 AM

Originally Posted by Helios

i wonder if pinoy diplomats behave just as well in foreign lands? they wield the same immunity as any other diplomat but do they know how to use it? abusing it is just as worse as underestimating it's privileges in crucial times.

Pinoys in foreign lands are almost always well-behaved. It's the Philippines itself that brings out the bad attitudes. Pinoys adjust well to the laws of whatever country they're in. If the country's citizens are very law-abiding, so are the Pinoys. If the country's citizens aren't, well.........

The Pinoys of the Philippine Consulate in Ankara, Turkey were exceptionally helpful and good-natured. The same goes for the Philippine Consulate at Wilshire Ave in LA. At least they were when we went there last several years ago.

Add: To be fair, it isn't only in the Philippines were there are abusive diplomats. Several years ago, a foreign diplomat at the UN killed a pedestrian in New York while driving drunk. His diplomatic immunity got him off the hook. I think that was the circumstances. I could be wrong though.

**IMm29** · March 30th, 2007 09:25 AM

Originally Posted by midinite

Last nite at approximately 8:30pm i was crossing from Bel Air 2 to San Mig Village through Kalayaan when the helpful guards requested the cars to stop and allow me through. All cars stopped so I proceed to cross when a speeding METALLIC BLUE X5 with license plate 24610 (LTO reg stickers said DEV so is it ADB?) nearly sideswipes me and speeds on to makati ave.

It's actually OEV - Overseas Employed Vehicle. Malamang ADB nga yan. I don't know if he cares whether his paint gets stripped, though, but I think it would be more traumatizing if he gets his window/s broken while he's driving his car.

**midinite** · March 30th, 2007 09:48 AM

Originally Posted by IMm29

It's actually OEV - Overseas Employed Vehicle. Malamang ADB nga yan. I don't know if he cares whether his paint gets stripped, though, but I think it would be more traumatizing if he gets his window/s broken while he's driving his car.

that would be good specially when he is driving.

a recon mission is in order then. switch cars na ako for that. if he sees the jazz then it will be a dead giveaway. lalo since walang tint. for black ops we need to go undercover and switch vehicles and acquire the target..