The Ten Conyo–mandments

**cutedoc** · September 2nd, 2008 04:45 PM

some of my college friends are distinctly conyo, though there really are rich uet they say they arent... like duh what is rich na for them, its like you know owning the whole alabang village, hahaha

for me its okay to sound and be conyotic but apply them appropriately, sometimes they arent cute anymore the border between irritatingly cute and funny crosses the line of being a biatch and nonsense talk.

Conyo: di marunong tumawid ng kalye

Conyo: di marunong mag commute

Conyo: di pa nakatikim ng street food

Conyo: How much ba gas ngayon? i don't know eh...

i have a college friend, shes's uber rich though shes down to earth and isnt conyo in the politically correct term for that, they are just rich, she doesnt know how to cross the street, she has a yaya everytime, she doesnt commute, i influence her to commute and ride a jeep from our school to our home, she doesnt eat street food so we ate kwek kwek, fishballs, squid balls, i let her eat all kinds of balls there is in the street.

**uls** · September 2nd, 2008 05:48 PM

^^

haha

when i posted that, i was actually thinking of someone i know

ganyan sya... sobra sheltered ng magulang

Umabot na ng college, di pa naka experience mag commute.

Hatid sundo parin ng driver...

di marunong tumawid... di pa nakakain sa carinderia...

it's like she lives in a bubble...

**buriroy** · September 8th, 2008 10:48 PM

The original conio boys were the spanish mestizos studying in
La Salle and Ateneo during the 60s and 70s.

Most of them were soccer players. They always ended their sentences
with the word "conio" in a thick Spanish accent.

Most had names like Inaki, Mari, Tonyo. Medyo macho ang dating pero
mababait naman once you get to know them better.