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  1. Join Date
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    Quote Originally Posted by timming_gear View Post
    Maselan ba sa periodic maintenence ang Nissan navara/terra? Or maselan kase kaylangan casa maintenance at oem na mga langis lang?

    Ta try ko kase mag Nissan. Sanay kase ako sa toyota d4d walang selan sa Shell lang ako nag papa service at after market na mga langis..

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    the old toyotas only required api-cf but the change intervals were shorter.

    all engines might suffer naman if you change oil beyond the recommended interval(mostly 6 though nissan touts 12mo or xx,000 kilometers)

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    Quote Originally Posted by StockEngine View Post
    the old toyotas only required api-cf but the change intervals were shorter.

    all engines might suffer naman if you change oil beyond the recommended interval(mostly 6 though nissan touts 12mo or xx,000 kilometers)
    Regular naman ako nag Pms at mga dapat gawin. Inaala ko lang pag Nissan baka kako maselan pag outside casa nag papa Pms at maselan din pag hindi oem Nissan ang. Langis na ginagamit..

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    Quote Originally Posted by timming_gear View Post
    Regular naman ako nag Pms at mga dapat gawin. Inaala ko lang pag Nissan baka kako maselan pag outside casa nag papa Pms at maselan din pag hindi oem Nissan ang. Langis na ginagamit..

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    checking lube advisor the 2.5 engine isnt picky. using api-ci4 and newer oils will be just fine. just use the xw30 oils.

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    na share lang sakin ..
    astig!

    Girls with super amazing motorbike skill!

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    Man that Okada is huge. First time there for an event.



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    Quote Originally Posted by EQAddict View Post
    Man that Okada is huge. First time there for an event.

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    Were you able to watch the fountain show, bro.?

    "I don't
    Wanna close
    My eyes
    I don't
    Wanna fall
    Asleep 'cause
    I miss
    You babe
    And I
    Don't wanna
    Miss a
    Thing....."

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    lately ko lang narealize na dati pakain-kain ako puro beef tapos bawal pork pero baboy pala hiyang sa body ko. and to be specific eh pork cutlets walang kataba-taba.

    chaka lahing gentiles ako aka mga "supot" So bakit ako magpapakahudyo eh dietary laws yun ng the chosen people, mga tule.

    So ngayon magpapakasupot na ako. Isa ako gentile!!!

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    Grabeh naman yung wasakin ang isang sasakyan, window lang naman binasag... pero kung bago2 yung sasakyan hindi siguro kaya basagin ng ganun2 lang...


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    Quote Originally Posted by ray_noel View Post


    Grabeh naman yung wasakin ang isang sasakyan, window lang naman binasag... pero kung bago2 yung sasakyan hindi siguro kaya basagin ng ganun2 lang...


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    it was a moment of insanity, if i am asked.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    it was a moment of insanity, if i am asked.
    Na bitin siguro last night doc... hehe..


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    Quote Originally Posted by ray_noel View Post


    Grabeh naman yung wasakin ang isang sasakyan, window lang naman binasag... pero kung bago2 yung sasakyan hindi siguro kaya basagin ng ganun2 lang...


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    Ano tunay na storya nyan?
    Madalas kasi mga caption sa media pang akit ng atttention

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    Quote Originally Posted by ray_noel View Post


    Grabeh naman yung wasakin ang isang sasakyan, window lang naman binasag... pero kung bago2 yung sasakyan hindi siguro kaya basagin ng ganun2 lang...


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    i am curious.
    anyone who sees that brick-ed area with parking guide lines, will come to the conclusion that the place was designed to be parked on.
    so if city hall spent good money for it, or allowed private enterprise to spend good money for it... why is this guy now saying it ain't for parking?
    i vaguely remember in the misty past, na-diyaryo pa nga... the folks there, city halll included... were kinda proud of the bricking up...

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    i am curious.
    anyone who sees that brick-ed area with parking guide lines, will come to the conclusion that the place was designed to be parked on.
    so if city hall spent good money for it, or allowed private enterprise to spend good money for it... why is this guy now saying it ain't for parking?
    i vaguely remember in the misty past, na-diyaryo pa nga... the folks there, city halll included... were kinda proud of the bricking up...
    Oo nga naman. Ma-erase na dapat yung dating parking lines para wala nang malito. Throughout the NCR dapat nga yung mga old signs should be removed na din. And who painted those silly motorcycle lane lines dun sa EDSA that "go all over the place" na di mo na tuloy maintindihan saan na talaga ang lanes for cars? And those yellow lanes for buses? Pity the motorist who needs go into the bus lane to turn right to a side street! Usually yung designated merging space is mga 2-3 car lengths long lang (alanganin), and if you miscalculate, you could either ram into a center island or other obstruction na nilagay nila dun... haay.

    Gasgas na gasgas ko na sinasabi ito sa forum eh, but ganun talaga sa `Pinas---> the more confusing it is, the more THEY like it kasi...

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    Quote Originally Posted by SoleusBB View Post
    Oo nga naman. Ma-erase na dapat yung dating parking lines para wala nang malito. Throughout the NCR dapat nga yung mga old signs should be removed na din. And who painted those silly motorcycle lane lines dun sa EDSA that "go all over the place" na di mo na tuloy maintindihan saan na talaga ang lanes for cars? And those yellow lanes for buses? Pity the motorist who needs go into the bus lane to turn right to a side street! Usually yung designated merging space is mga 2-3 car lengths long lang (alanganin), and if you miscalculate, you could either ram into a center island or other obstruction na nilagay nila dun... haay.

    Gasgas na gasgas ko na sinasabi ito sa forum eh, but ganun talaga sa `Pinas---> the more confusing it is, the more THEY like it kasi...
    actually, what i would have wanted city hole to declare, was,
    "these are parking lanes. no ifs, no buts."

    motorcycle lanes?
    the motorcycles don't want 'em!
    it severely limits their... creativity.
    heh heh.

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    tragis naman na balita ito. Pati pagkakulot ng buhok may support group din!!!!

    ang hilig talaga noypi sa pagrupo-grupo. Samahan tipaklong, samahan langgam, samahang bolahan.


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    Para sa mga kulot, 'di kayo salot.

    "Curly hair is not a curse; it’s a crown!”


    Kulot is not salot: Curly Pinays straighten misconceptions
    Barbie Salvador-Muhlach
    Posted at Sep 28 2019 11:23 AM


    MANILA -- There’s a stupid Filipino saying that went around and carried on through generations just because it rhymes: “Kapag kulot, salot” (curly-haired are cursed.)

    While very few took this quite literally, many people who have curly locks admit they went through bullying because of this catchy phrase or the idea that it represents.

    Ria Fernandez remembers her experiences vividly. “My sixth-grade social studies teacher wouldn’t let me in the classroom until I 'tidied up' my hair. She literally took my time away from education that my parents paid for all because my curls seemed to offend her.”

    The lifelong teasing from family, friends, workmates and even random strangers is one of the reasons why Fernandez put together the online community Curly Girls Philippines. It is to finally change the narrative for Filipinas with natural wavy, curly and coily hair.


    Before and after photos of Ria Fernandez, founder of Curly Girls Philippines.

    It began when now Melbourne-based Fernandez, tired of hiding her hair in a tight bun or ponytail for years, began experimenting with the so-called Curly Girl Method from Lorraine Massey’s 2010 book "Curly Girl: The Handbook." She documented her hair journey online.

    The results – as well as the feedback – were nothing short of amazing.

    “I regularly posted my progress on my Facebook and my curly friends and relatives were so curious about what I was doing that my inbox was constantly flooded with messages,” Fernandez shares.

    So in August 4, 2018, she decided to start Curly Girls Philippines (CGP) to help share this newfound Curly Girl Method to more people. Through this community, Fernandez hopes to reverse the physical and emotional damage they had endured over the years and help out curly and wavy sisters find their confidence again.



    One such member who started her journey is Rebecca Billate.

    “I had a love-hate relationship with my hair. I dreaded my curly hair kasi wala na akong ibang hairstyle na pwede kung hindi bun or ponytail. There were times naman I wanted to grow it kasi na-frufrustrate ako when you have it rebonded tapos a few weeks, tutubo na naman ung new hair which is kulot.”

    (I had a love-hate relationship with my hair. I dreaded my curls because I had no other hairstyle apart from bun or ponytail. Though there are times I wanted to start growing it. It’s frustrating to always get it straightened because your curly hair will inevitably just grow back anyway.)


    Rebecca Billate before and after joining Curly Girls Philippines

    “I felt this is more like 'me'; like I have finally come to know myself better when I let my natural curls grow. When I look at my pictures when I had straight hair, I felt there was something missing or off. But when I look at myself now, "Ah... this is more like me."

    Through CGP, Billate was able to correct some common practices that she had been doing which were apparently not suited for her hair type.

    “Sabi nila suklayin ng 100 times para hindi bumuhaghag. But apparently, when you comb it, mas lalo siyang bumubuhaghag 'cause the curls won't clump together.”

    (I was taught that combing your hair 100 times will help smooth out your hair but apparently, that worsens the frizz because your curls won’t clump together.)

    It’s not just a paradigm shift on aesthetics that is the issue though. Shiella Diamse, one of the first members of CGP, said she is concerned about the effects of altering one’s natural curls to hair and scalp health.

    “I knew of some na nagpapa-rebond or nagpapa-straight ng hair. And there’s someone na nagkaka-hairfall na because of continued chemical products sa hair nya. So I convinced them to at least try the CG Method.”

    (I knew of some who have their hair straightened all the time and there’s someone who was suffering with hairfall because of continued chemical products on her hair. So I convinced them to at least try the CG Method.)

    Diamse has so far recruited almost 10 people from her circle into CGP.




    Certainly, the beauty of CGP doesn’t end there. One member, Myrza Nortez, has begun laying the ground work for the next generation by encouraging them to free their curls. Nortez is particularly helping out members of the Dumagat tribe, the indigenous people from her hometown in Aurora province.

    “My mother is a social worker who handles the scholars from the Dumagat tribe. That’s way I had the chance to meet some of them. One day, my mother asked me to help the kids dress up for their acquaintance party and that was the time I helped wash their hair and let their curls down.”


    Dumagat kids after getting a hair wash from CGP member Myrza Nortez.

    The 27-year-old Nortez, herself a part-Dumagat from her maternal side, admitted she got envious at how beautiful their curls were. She also got teary-eyed upon seeing the kids’ reactions to their curls.

    “After the party, the girls came back to me with a smile and said, ‘Ate, gusto ko na po ung buhok ko! Ate, tinatanong ako ng mga kaklase ko kung pinakulot ko po ung buhok ko tapos hawak sila nang hawak. Hindi sila makapaniwala.’"

    (After the party, the girls came back to me with a smile and said, ‘Big sister, I now love my curls! My classmates were asking if I had them curled. They cannot stop touching my hair. They cannot believe it’.)

    After that, Nortez ended up washing the hair of five girls and two boys. She also started teaching them how to care for their hair properly. Nortez shares she felt so happy she was able to help them love their hair and give them back their confidence.

    The challenge, however, is their access to good products for their curls. “Since they don’t have Curly Girl Method-approved products, I've shared some of what I have.”

    And that’s where members of CGP came together. Upon hearing the kids’ story, several sent hair products for the kids.

    It is stories like these that motivate Fernandez to keep on advocating for the curly hair method through the online community she has built.

    “Our group includes mothers who have children with curly hair. They are teaching and practicing the method on their kids, which gives me hope that those kids will never have to go through [the bullying] that we did,” the CGP founder explains.

    Fernandez hopes members would become more visible, so that curly girls can look around and realize that they are not alone.

    Looking ahead, her bigger dream is to build a movement that will change the Philippines' beauty standards and maybe one day see a Filipina in a hair product commercial suited for their hair type.

    After growing the CGP community from a couple of hundreds to over 19,000 strong in just one year, Fernandez’s vision may be closer to reality. The progress towards changing the narrative is very much felt within the community. The results and stories, Fernandez shares, have been nothing but inspiring.

    Curly Filipinos are no longer ashamed and are now rising up with pride.

    “I dream of a time when young curly Filipinos won’t ever feel the need to straighten their hair or think that their hair is ugly. May they all know that God made them beautiful, just the way they are. Because curly hair is not a curse; it’s a crown!”

    (To join the group, visit facebook.com/groups/curlygirlsphilippines. Member requests are open Mondays-Saturdays; closed on Sundays.)
    Kulot is not salot: Curly Pinays straighten misconceptions | ABS-CBN News

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    To the fans Of hello kitty and automobiles, here's one gas station you must visit:





    dayuhin nyo na sa cotabato! 😻😺

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    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    To the fans Of hello kitty and automobiles, here's one gas station you must visit:

    dayuhin nyo na sa cotabato! ����
    Well, if ganyan kamura yung gas nila, why not? (Anlayoo nga lang)

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    Amusing... but I wouldn't take this station seriously either, unless tatak Sanrio yung minamaneho ko

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    Another afterthought, nagbayad kaya sila ng royalties for this?

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    I hope meron nakakuha sila ng license from Sanrio dahil baka pati yun gasolinahan mabenta nila at maubos sila sa laki ng babayarang nilang copyright infringement.


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    Nasunog pala star city kanina. Hindi pako napupunta don. Sa tanda ko na to Nadadaan daanan ko lang.

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    nanood ilocano officemate ko ng video sa fb re: robredo supporters na nag rally
    sabi ko ano yan, mga t*nga daw kasi si marcos naman daw nanalo O_o

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