what is Philippines back in 1800?

[holdencaulfield]

di tayo ang mga tunay na pilipino kundi mga aeta. salta lang tayong lahat dito.

[JackFlash]

[SIZE=4]Origins of the name[/SIZE]
The name Butuan is believed to have existed long before the Spanish conquistadores arrived in the Philippine archipelago. One possible indication of this is a rhinoceros ivory seal with design carved in ancient Javanese or early kawi script (used around the 10th century AD ) which, according to a Dutch scholar, was deciphered as But-wan. Another account suggests the name derives from the word batuan, a mangosteen-related fruit common in Mindanao. Another alternative is that the name derives from Datu Bantuan, possibly a former chieftain of the region.

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But of course we Bisayans know what the root word "butu" means. That datu must have been one "ballsy" chieftain. heheheh

[ooba99]

Daku ba, bay? hehehe.

[Benzmizer]

Machine gun ng pinas dati...... baka hanggang ngayon.

[donbuggy]

During the 1800s, jeepneys were powered by steam.

[jansky]

hehe, sakto nga yang setting na yan. Gusto ko lang dyan may "chaperone". Biruin mo kung talagang matinik ka puwede 2 madali in one date. :naughty:

napag hahalata ka heheheheh