CHATBOX (kuno kasi walang chatbox sa tsikot)

[dr. d]

Di ba led bulbs supposedly have longer lives than ordinary incandescent & flourescent bulbs? Bakit kaya bumigay na iyong isa sa kitchen? They're just a few months old. Factory defect kaya or sadyang ganyan lang?

do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do

there are cheap LEDs in the market.
i ready before, that LED longevity is dependent on a stable voltage.
perhaps the cheaper LEDs have an inferior voltage stabilization circuit.

sa shoemart, the sales person advises me, "itago nyo po yung resibo. may 1 year warranty yan."
well, mine conked out within a month.
alas, the resibo couldn't be found...

[kagalingan]

i sort of explained it to him, the hassle of going in and out of the garage with little or no room to manuever.



binugbog ng 5 tao, funny thing is mas malaki yun nakasagutan nya and nagtawag pa ng 4 bago tinuloy.
upakan is one thing, pero kuyugin. come on, wala na ba tunay na lalake ngayon?
anyway sabi ko punta na sya hospital habang may mga bruises pa sya, then reklamo barangay or police. sinabi ko rin dont be an a$$ and consider other people/car when parking. may parking space naman na hinahanda, kaka approve lang kasi nun parang permit to cut tree/s in his property.

Kung lima yan eh daanin na lang nya sa danyos perwisyo. Pa medical tapos police tapos ipatulfo pa. Kung walang sabi-sabi bigla sya binuntal eh mas maganda para sa kanya.

Meron term sinasabi lawyer sa ganyan lima ang bumugbug. May kwarta jan kasi overwhelming lugi sya. Lalo na kung lawyer magaling sa paechos eh ang daming klase "damages" yan american style.

[CVT]

Di ba led bulbs supposedly have longer lives than ordinary incandescent & flourescent bulbs? Bakit kaya bumigay na iyong isa sa kitchen? They're just a few months old. Factory defect kaya or sadyang ganyan lang?

do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do

There will be always lemons bro.

Generally, their operational lives should be longer. However, the power supply is a big variable-factor.....

My aquarium LED light also went kaput this morning...

[ninjababez]

^ di ko na maalala eh. Pero it was bought sa ace hardware

do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do

pa warranty mo lang bro. dont buy GES brand, walang tumagal sakin na GES. so far firefly and philips 4 years old daily use and average of 12 hours (more during dark rainy season), couple of osrams 2 year old average 4 hours a day. GES, tinamad nako magpa warranty after several conks of 2 bulbs within warranty (IIRC 3x ko pinapalitan yun hanggang nanawa nako), during this time unti unti ko na pinalitan ng firefly and philips yun sa bahay noon.

sorry nag pa warranty na pala ako ng firefly and osram (less than 1 month used), pero after nun 1x warranty claim hanggang ngayon buhay pa. lemon siguro yun una ko nakuha sa pareho brand.

[CVT]

Kung lima yan eh daanin na lang nya sa danyos perwisyo. Pa medical tapos police tapos ipatulfo pa. Kung walang sabi-sabi bigla sya binuntal eh mas maganda para sa kanya.

Meron term sinasabi lawyer sa ganyan lima ang bumugbug. May kwarta jan kasi overwhelming lugi sya. Lalo na kung lawyer magaling sa paechos eh ang daming klase "damages" yan american style.

Hindi ba ang term ng abugado ay "kinuyog", bro?..

[kagalingan]

Dito ako natutuwa sa america sa ganito balita.

Man sues Burger King claiming it backed out of giving him free food for life after he was locked in bathroom
Good Morning America MARK OSBORNE and MATT ZARRELL,Good Morning America 9

A man in Oregon is claiming Burger King is definitely not letting him "have it his way."

Curtis Broomer says he was cheated out of free Burger King meals for life and he's not happy about it. So unhappy, in fact, that the 50-year-old filed a lawsuit this week asking for $9,026.16 -- the exact amount he and his lawyer say it will cost him for a Whopper meal a week for the rest of his life.

Broomer claims both negligence and breach of agreement in the suit against Burger King Corporation.



The fast food connoisseur's plight began at the Burger King location in Wood Village, Oregon, on Dec. 15, 2018, when he came in for a meal. All went well until he stopped in the bathroom before leaving the restaurant and found he could not get the door open to exit the restroom.

"After repeatedly pulling hard on the door handle without success, Mr. Brooner took out his phone and called the Burger King number listed on his receipt," the lawsuit, filed in Multnomah County on Tuesday, states. "Burger King employees repeatedly tried pushing on the bathroom door but were unable to open it."

It only went downhill from there for Broomer. An employee slid a flyswatter under the door to help him jimmy the lock open, but it only resulted in Broomer cutting his hand, the lawsuit says.

"Despite eventually cutting his hand attempting to use the fly swatter on the lock, the bathroom door would not open," according to the suit. "Mr. Brooner could hear Burger King employees and customers laughing while he remained locked inside its bathroom for well over an hour before a locksmith finally came and broke him out."



According to Broomer, it was after he was broken free that Burger King employees offered him "a lifetime supply of Burger King meals at no cost."

He returned to the restaurant and the employees did indeed honor the commitment -- for awhile. His lawyer shared receipts from Dec. 16 and 18 in which his cost was covered.

But now Broomer says the fast food giant has reneged on the handshake agreement and he's asking for just over $9,000 in retribution. Should BK's lawyers "argue no legally enforceable agreement was reached," the lawsuit states, Broomer will pursue "compensation for his injuries."

"It's the principle, the jury is going to enjoy it," lawyer Michael Fuller told Portland ABC affiliate KATU. "There are funny elements of the case, but there is nothing funny about being locked in a dank bathroom for an hour."

The total is very deliberate, according to the lawsuit, which states a Burger King Whopper meal goes for $7.89 and assuming Broomer lives to 72 years old -- 22 more years -- the exact cost would be $9,026.16.



"We determined his life would last 72 years, which is about five years less than average based on his frequent consumption of cheeseburgers," Brooner told KATU.

No word on whether they accounted for inflation.

Fuller stated simply in an email to ABC News, "A deal is a deal."

Burger King did not immediately respond to comment from ABC News.

Man sues Burger King claiming it backed out of giving him free food for life after he was locked in bathroom

[ninjababez]

so so so adorable ..

Sent from my MI MAX 3 using Tapatalk

[StockEngine]

so so so adorable ..

Sent from my MI MAX 3 using Tapatalk

adult na yan?

[ninjababez]

adult na yan?

3 months palang bro. mukha parin teacup sa ngayon, or princess ba tama term? anyway bago sya lumaki lilipat na sya pampanga lol

Sent from my MI MAX 3 using Tapatalk

[baludoy]

Rockwell bridge closure



be advised.

Sent from my ASUS_Z00AD using Tapatalk