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**kagalingan** · March 12th, 2018 04:09 AM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

This is basic etiquette. A lady will offer her hand first. A gentleman should NOT offer his hand first because the logic is you do not want to put the lady on the spot in case she does not want to shake the gentleman's hand.

What kind of women do you hang out with anyway? Extremely long nails are so trashy in any culture.

pero usually ang shaking of hands eh between sa lalake lang dapat yan.... sa babae mas maganda eh tango na lang .... no touch sa babae sa eastern culture...

sa ginagalawan ko eh lagi ako nakakakilala super pretty girls..... maganda naman tingnan long nails.... pero yun nga paano na after pooh poooh...

**_Cathy_** · March 12th, 2018 04:36 AM

Originally Posted by kagalingan

pero usually ang shaking of hands eh between sa lalake lang dapat yan.... sa babae mas maganda eh tango na lang .... no touch sa babae sa eastern culture...

sa ginagalawan ko eh lagi ako nakakakilala super pretty girls..... maganda naman tingnan long nails.... pero yun nga paano na after pooh poooh...

You do not change the rules of etiquette. Even dr d told you of the proper protocol. Well if you and the people you hang out with do not care for etiquette, so whatever floats your boat.

**shadow** · March 12th, 2018 09:19 AM

Just saw this and remember one of the topic here about trecking.

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**MR_BIG18** · March 12th, 2018 09:30 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

Just saw this and remember one of the topic here about trecking.

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we get it, youre into crocs and barbies? ok lang uso naman ngayon..

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**chronicle** · March 12th, 2018 10:20 AM

Hmm. The trails outside the country are much more forgiving compared to ours.
But yes. Madami dami din ang over sa porma. But that is who they are. Important is comfortable ka sa suot.

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**MR_BIG18** · March 12th, 2018 10:42 AM

Originally Posted by chronicle

Hmm. The trails outside the country are much more forgiving compared to ours.
But yes. Madami dami din ang over sa porma. But that is who they are. Important is comfortable ka sa suot.

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i climbed taal volcano years back..spur of the moment, i was just wearing sandals, took the trike to talisay via sungay, took a banca..didnt ride the horse, it was our 2nd climb, a friend had a bad experience on the 1st one on a horse..brought just liter of water..knowing that there was a store on top of the volcano...big mistake...all they have was softdrinks..climb was easy...maiinit lang talaga..even the ground was releasing vapors..

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**Kimchijiji** · March 12th, 2018 10:59 AM

Would swining a wooden stick dent a car?

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**MR_BIG18** · March 12th, 2018 11:05 AM

Originally Posted by Kimchijiji

Would swining a wooden stick dent a car?

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op cors....

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**chronicle** · March 12th, 2018 11:20 AM

^
I really dread the exposed parts of a trek. My rule is always bring 4l of water everytime since uhawin ako ever since. Havent climbed taal yet since mababa lang and the horse poo concern. We always categorized that as a side trip na di matuloy tuloy. Hehehe.

Had also my fair share of wearing non trek related apparel dahil nakalimitan kong dalhin yung mga gamit ko. Wearing shoes and sandals without threads. Dulas galore tuloy inabot ko. One time, i had to walk barefoot on some parts because mas delikado pa pag nag sandals ako. I felt i was like cody lundin.
One time, we had to share water since naubusan ang karamihan sa grupo kaya kalbaryo pababa.

One thing i learned is always over prepare kahit madali lang. You really dont like the feeling of someone assisting you because of your shortcomings sa pag dala ng gamit.

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**MR_BIG18** · March 12th, 2018 11:53 AM

Originally Posted by chronicle

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I really dread the exposed parts of a trek. My rule is always bring 4l of water everytime since uhawin ako ever since. Havent climbed taal yet since mababa lang and the horse poo concern. We always categorized that as a side trip na di matuloy tuloy. Hehehe.

Had also my fair share of wearing non trek related apparel dahil nakalimitan kong dalhin yung mga gamit ko. Wearing shoes and sandals without threads. Dulas galore tuloy inabot ko. One time, i had to walk barefoot on some parts because mas delikado pa pag nag sandals ako. I felt i was like cody lundin.
One time, we had to share water since naubusan ang karamihan sa grupo kaya kalbaryo pababa.

One thing i learned is always over prepare kahit madali lang. You really dont like the feeling of someone assisting you because of your shortcomings sa pag dala ng gamit.

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its kind of a balancing act..if you pack too much, the weight becomes a burden, if too light, baka may kailanagin, i learned that when i was into mtb like most are weight wennies we were concerned too much bout weight, we tried to shed everything in grams.

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