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    I'm 75% Chinese by blood and 100% Filipino by heart haven't even set foot on Chinese soil. Been born here and lived here all my life. Some people are amazing really...thought that racism is out. It's not the blood or race or nationality that makes a person. Nasa Tao po yan. Lahat nang lahi may masasamang tao at mabubuting tao.

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    Matagal nyo ng alam na troll yang si parol at ilang beses ng na ban pinatulan nyo pa.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SkyFlakes88 View Post
    It's not the blood or race or nationality that makes a person.
    That's true. I have Philippine blood in me. But, having been born and raised elsewhere, I don't have any particular loyalty to the PH itself. However, I have friends and relatives there. I made some lifelong friends in the few years I spent there. They're the ones I care very much about and the connection I keep with the PH. Of course, it also helps my wife is from there.

    I look forward to visiting the PH every chance I get. The place never gets boring....although I grumble about the traffic and climate all the time.
    Last edited by Jun aka Pekto; June 28th, 2015 at 07:53 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    I wonder how it is like to be retired at 60 and have children that are all established and independent. I think retirement age is the best age next to early 20s. 20s and 60s -the age where you have time, money and no responsibility
    Some family members retired before 50. However for some work kept approaching them (pakiusap ng kaibigan to help their company, etc.). You have to be well stashed to retire early though, mahal magkasakit.

    It's nice to retire early but still have something on the side to keep you busy and your mind running.
    Last edited by vinj; June 28th, 2015 at 09:38 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post
    That's the spirit. I lost my parents/parent figures unexpectedly and one regret you'll always carry with you are those "i should have..." moments. Likewise, those moments you will always be happy for are those times that you really made effort to be with them or to just take the time to speak with them.
    Pauwi na from sinangag express date with mom :D:D

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    It baffles me the way you taunt your vice president.

    I read in the news that he is so corrupted and the evidence is overwhelmingly a case that should be won by a prosecutor handling the case.

    But what confuses me was you taunt your vice president and his family by their physical appearance that they are dark, short, and not an eye candy to put it politically correct ( if i wrote the word ugly i might get ban again)

    Is the filipino skin white? Tall? Eye candies? But the girls i got were eye candies.

    Taunting your vice president physical features is tauting yourself. Pretentious people

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    Quote Originally Posted by %redlantern View Post
    It baffles me the way you taunt your vice president.

    I read in the news that he is so corrupted and the evidence is overwhelmingly a case that should be won by a prosecutor handling the case.

    But what confuses me was you taunt your vice president and his family by their physical appearance that they are dark, short, and not an eye candy to put it politically correct ( if i wrote the word ugly i might get ban again)

    Is the filipino skin white? Tall? Eye candies? But the girls i got were eye candies.

    Taunting your vice president physical features is tauting yourself. Pretentious people
    Goodbye

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    #4768
    Quote Originally Posted by CVT View Post
    On the contrary, it is the pride of the nation. I am happy for her and her parents.

    Records are made to be broken. However, i noticed that there are multitudes who are getting Latin honors. Not sure if that's the trend in UP,the population, or the quality of the students.

    When I graduated, there were only a handful with Latin honors... This was regular batch... In another school...
    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Historically, mas marami talaga latin honors sa UP. Although marami rin kasing graduating students in comparison to other universities.

    Twenty nine(29) summa cum laude, 250 magna cum laude and 921 cum laude out of approx 4,400 graduates...

    Equivalent to 27% of the graduates with Latin Honors.... That is over 1 out of every 4 graduating students.....

    On a random sampling of 10 of these graduates, there's a good possibility that at least 2 of them are with Latin Honors....

    IMO,- that is a very high number. Again,- trend in the university? Population? Or, the quality of the students? Maybe curriculum? Is it something that the institution should look into?

    But then again, UP is UP.....


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    Luistro shows tougher side in UP speech | Inquirer News

    Bro. Armin,- you should not be in UP strutting your stuff....

    Instead, you should be listening to these people,- and we are hoping beyond hope that they could knock some sense into your airy stubborn head.

    Again,- you and your DepEd,- may tinitignan at may tinititigan...

    It is a shame for you to be heading that insensitive bureaucratic department.

    Luistro shows tougher side in UP speech

    By: Jovic Yee
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    Philippine Daily Inquirer
    05:31 AM June 29th, 2015

    It�s easier to gripe and complain in the streets and on social media than to sit down and provide solutions to the country�s various problems.

    Education Secretary Armin Luistro came out swinging at critics of the government on Sunday during the 104th commencement exercises of the University of the Philippines Diliman.

    Luistro was guest speaker at the first UP graduation rites to be held in June, after the state institution shifted its academic year from June to August.

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    �It�s easier to run around naked with cloth covering one�s face than to advocate for solutions to help solve poverty,� Luistro said in his speech, referring to the university�s annual Oblation Run.

    �It�s easier to shout on the streets and burn effigies than to sit down in talks to find long-lasting solutions to end hunger, ignorance and climate change.�

    He said it was also a lot easier to spend time and energy on �pointless commentaries on social media, especially if one is not using his real name.�

    Activists didn�t disappoint

    As at every UP graduation, student activists made their presence felt, twice. First by raising signs during Luistro�s speech calling for the suspension of the Department of Education�s K to 12 basic school curriculum and then holding a short rally in front of the graduates as the nearly four-hour-long rites came to a close.

    College of Mass Communication student chair Bea Carolino said that while they respected Luistro�s views on protests, the education secretary must be reminded that �if there are protests, it means the people see there�s something wrong and it shouldn�t just be shrugged off.�

    She said that while concrete action, such as the K to 12 program, was important, �it shouldn�t be an added burden to Filipino families.�

    The K to 12 program added two years to the basic education curriculum and will be fully in place next school year.

    Luistro�s statements came after he urged the over 4,400 UP graduates to become �living heroes for the country,� who would offer up themselves to help revitalize the Philippines.

    �Grade just a number�

    Apart from being the first June graduates of the university, Class 2015 also has among its members the graduate with the highest weighted general average obtained since World War II. Tiffany Grace Uy graduated BS Biology with a near-perfect grade of 1.004.

    Luistro commended Uy for her statement that �a grade is just a number,� saying it was this kind of attitude that brought change not just to oneself but also to one�s community.

    He reminded the graduates�who included 29 summa cum laude, 250 magna cum laude and 921 cum laude�that as they ventured out of the university they would be facing burning issues that can�t be ignored anymore.

    West Philippine Sea

    �How will we protect our rights in the West Philippine Sea? Will there be even just one or two of the graduates who will stand up for the Philippines in the event a big neighboring country attacks the West Philippine Sea?� Luistro asked. �If none, then our education is put to waste.�

    Luistro also asked who among the graduates were willing to live in the Bangsamoro region even before the basic law was passed to get to know the people, their dreams and aspirations in order to find solutions for lasting peace and progress.

    On next year�s elections, all the education secretary would say was, �I am convinced the challenges we are facing now and in the future will be solved only by leaders who are open to listening [to the people] and remain rooted in the communities they are serving.�


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    tokyo or makati.

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    Grrrr. Damn Hyundai service center. They did a great job getting my car back to spec. Then, they make a booboo by not tightening enough the front passenger lug nuts.

    I was wondering why all of a sudden, I started hearing grinding and bumping sounds in sync with the wheels spinning. The sounds stopped when accelerating or braking which isn't in line with the sounds that indicate mechanical problems (eg bad bearings, brake pads, rotors, etc). It's normally the opposite of what I was experiencing.
    Last edited by Jun aka Pekto; June 30th, 2015 at 01:08 AM.

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    Choose practical or beautiful

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    Praktical.

    Sent from my Starmobile UP+ using Tapatalk

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Choose practical or beautiful
    Depende ..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jun aka Pekto View Post
    Grrrr. Damn Hyundai service center. They did a great job getting my car back to spec. Then, they make a booboo by not tightening enough the front passenger lug nuts.

    I was wondering why all of a sudden, I started hearing grinding and bumping sounds in sync with the wheels spinning. The sounds stopped when accelerating or braking which isn't in line with the sounds that indicate mechanical problems (eg bad bearings, brake pads, rotors, etc). It's normally the opposite of what I was experiencing.
    It's a good thing that you found that out, bro....

    It could have caused a serious accident...


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    You never really know when it's your time to go.

    An officemate just died after playing basketball - just fell unconcious. Dead on arrival at the hospital. He was just in his late 40s. One of our fittest triathletes, had a really healthy lifestyle.

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    Medyo badtrip na din in a way pero I'm thinking. . .

    Etong officemate ko before may pocket wifi siya, she terminated her account.

    Now wala na, ang ending almost 1 week na siya nakiki hotspot saken.

    Umaga pa lang pag upo ko yun agad ang bungad saken if pwede maki hotspot.

    Naiinis na ako, pag kasi na disconnect siya todo effort ako to connect her back.

    Medyo mahiyain ito nasobrahan sa hiya.

    How can i politely say to her na bring your own internet connection

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    Quote Originally Posted by cast_no_shadow View Post
    Medyo badtrip na din in a way pero I'm thinking. . .

    Etong officemate ko before may pocket wifi siya, she terminated her account.

    Now wala na, ang ending almost 1 week na siya nakiki hotspot saken.

    Umaga pa lang pag upo ko yun agad ang bungad saken if pwede maki hotspot.

    Naiinis na ako, pag kasi na disconnect siya todo effort ako to connect her back.

    Medyo mahiyain ito nasobrahan sa hiya.

    How can i politely say to her na bring your own internet connection
    Bro.,- hindi kaya you are misunderstanding her all these days????

    Baka sinasabi niya sa iyo,- "I have the hots for you"..... :naughty2:
    ("And I would like to re-connect")....

    Huwaw!

    Pakinggan mong mabuti, bro!...
    (Iba talaga kapag gwaping).....



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    Quote Originally Posted by cast_no_shadow View Post
    Medyo badtrip na din in a way pero I'm thinking. . .

    Etong officemate ko before may pocket wifi siya, she terminated her account.

    Now wala na, ang ending almost 1 week na siya nakiki hotspot saken.

    Umaga pa lang pag upo ko yun agad ang bungad saken if pwede maki hotspot.

    Naiinis na ako, pag kasi na disconnect siya todo effort ako to connect her back.

    Medyo mahiyain ito nasobrahan sa hiya.

    How can i politely say to her na bring your own internet connection
    My BFF used to bring her pocket wifi with her to work. My friends and I Ieech on her connection Maximum 4 people could connect kasi and she does not mind because this went of for several months. I should not have told her that internet distracts me from work. She stopped bringing her wifi na tuloy

    BUT it's a different story with your officemate because data drains your battery so fast. All the more with hotspot! Wtf. Hindi nga kaya phone ko 8 hrs na naka data, bilis ma drain. Sabihin mo nauubusan ka ng batt sa hotspot or ask her wala ba siya balak kumuha ng bagong pocket wifi

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    Quote Originally Posted by cast_no_shadow View Post
    Medyo badtrip na din in a way pero I'm thinking. . .

    Etong officemate ko before may pocket wifi siya, she terminated her account.

    Now wala na, ang ending almost 1 week na siya nakiki hotspot saken.

    Umaga pa lang pag upo ko yun agad ang bungad saken if pwede maki hotspot.

    Naiinis na ako, pag kasi na disconnect siya todo effort ako to connect her back.

    Medyo mahiyain ito nasobrahan sa hiya.

    How can i politely say to her na bring your own internet connection

    Bro cast, maganda ba?

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