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    #25901
    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Nasa traders Joe ka? Bili ka mixed nuts

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    Yup, umuwi na ko. We went to buy ube ice cream, dami ko na naman ibang nabili

    BTT: I parked beside a car who parked like an ahole (slanted), napa slant din ako pero I was still within the line, pag balik ko, lahat ng mga katabi ko slanted na rin HAHAHA!

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Yup, umuwi na ko. We went to buy ube ice cream, dami ko na naman ibang nabili

    BTT: I parked beside a car who parked like an ahole (slanted), napa slant din ako pero I was still within the line, pag balik ko, lahat ng mga katabi ko slanted na rin HAHAHA!
    Ang lalaki ng parking slot diyan eh, paharap kasi sila mag park basta meron slot pasok na agad


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Ang lalaki ng parking slot diyan eh, paharap kasi sila mag park basta meron slot pasok na agad


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    Nagtataka nga ko kasi kahit ako, nakaka park ako ng paharap at nakakalabas din ako easily. Sa Pilipinas hirap ako mag park at lumabas pag paharap. Hindi ko napansin na mas malaki pala slot, first time ko kasi mag drive sa ibang bansa hahaha! Yung Uncle ko kasi 80s na at limot limot na kasi they encouraged me to drive (ayoko talaga ng wala pa ko US license)

    I like driving here, kasi sa 2 weeks ko driving, wala pang AHOLE. Lahat mabait, pag nag signal ako pagbibigyan ako, it's like everyday is a lazy Sunday afternoon drive

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    #25904
    My family is teasing me I better get ready when I turn 40 because it's the decade of aches and pain. It came up because my "sister" said her handwriting changed when she turned 40. Omg! We are supposed to have the same handwriting since we went to the same school but hers has always been better.

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    #25905
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    My family is teasing me I better get ready when I turn 40 because it's the decade of aches and pain. It came up because my "sister" said her handwriting changed when she turned 40. Omg! We are supposed to have the same handwriting since we went to the same school but hers has always been better.

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    Ridiculous. When I was 40, I was still playing full-court basketball with a bunch of bros. Even though I was the shortest guy, I was scoring more points than some of them. It's only when I reached 50 that I voluntarily restricted myself to half-court games.

    Even though I'm half a century old, I still don't have that much aches and pains. If you keep yourself active all the time, you'll age slower.

    Look at her. 51 years old and that's her adult son. I'm impressed.




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    Quote Originally Posted by Jun aka Pekto View Post
    Ridiculous. When I was 40, I was still playing full-court basketball with a bunch of bros. Even though I was the shortest guy, I was scoring more points than some of them. It's only when I reached 50 that I voluntarily restricted myself to half-court games.

    Even though I'm half a century old, I still don't have that much aches and pains. If you keep yourself active all the time, you'll age slower.

    Look at her. 51 years old and that's her adult son. I'm impressed.



    Which reminds me of this





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    Quote Originally Posted by Jun aka Pekto View Post
    Ridiculous. When I was 40, I was still playing full-court basketball with a bunch of bros. Even though I was the shortest guy, I was scoring more points than some of them. It's only when I reached 50 that I voluntarily restricted myself to half-court games.

    Even though I'm half a century old, I still don't have that much aches and pains. If you keep yourself active all the time, you'll age slower.

    Look at her. 51 years old and that's her adult son. I'm impressed.



    In my alumni basketball league, there are still 2 teams of mid 50's guys who play regulation (whole court and all), and play real hard. A lot of them were former varsity players, semi pro & pro players.

    I swear you get pretty banged up playing against those guys. One of them even gave my jaw a pabaon (he was a known enforcer for our school during his collegiate days) and i believe my fillings were still shaking a week after. [emoji23]

    do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do
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    60 is the new 40 nga daw

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    i can still eat 6lbs of food without ill effects


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    Quote Originally Posted by baludoy View Post
    In my alumni basketball league, there are still 2 teams of mid 50's guys who play regulation (whole court and all), and play real hard. A lot of them were former varsity players, semi pro & pro players.

    I swear you get pretty banged up playing against those guys. One of them even gave my jaw a pabaon (he was a known enforcer for our school during his collegiate days) and i believe my fillings were still shaking a week after. [emoji23]

    do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do
    When you get inside the keyhole, you know you're going to get banged up. The bros here. The muscle-bound laborers over there. Some of those laborers are quite big and they foul all the time. One nudge and there I go, getting acquainted with the pavement. Lots of things come my way: elbows, palms, even body odor. A skinned knee here, a bruised elbow there. We're guys. So, I just shrug it off.

    That's why I improved my medium range (outside the key but inside the 3-point line) jumpers. High percentage shot for me and easier to find a good shooting spot.

    Anyway, those with Asian stock tend to look younger than their years if active. I guess it's just the stereotype of getting old and finding the time to be active. Gotta earn a living, take care of family. Finding time to do what can be considered a "chore" is hard.
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    Father's Day here. That means, I'm chillin' out. Nice and cool inside even though it's +100F outside.

    Also, thanks to the $1500 gift from my kid. That's how much repairs to the car will cost. Thank goodness for insurance, my out of pocket cost is 1/3 of that amount. I guess I'm not buying a new (RTX) video card this year.
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    Sarap siguro mag shopping pag USD ang sweldo My "sister" shops as if there is no tomorrow. I am not proud to say that I am gastador but she makes me feel kuripot, ako na pumipigil. She literally has two rooms full of designer clothes, shoes and bags, mostly with labels pa!!! (She's my Mom's anak anakan here in the US) I benefit naman kasi damin binigay sakin na clothes. I would NOT do her job though.

    BUT BUT BUT opposite naman yung ex GF ng cousin ko who lives with us at humiram pa ng pera sa Aunt ko because she only has 300 USD in her bank account and it's ear marked na for bills. WOW! Totoo pala na may mga tao dito na pay check to pay check.

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    #25913
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Sarap siguro mag shopping pag USD ang sweldo My "sister" shops as if there is no tomorrow. I am not proud to say that I am gastador but she makes me feel kuripot, ako na pumipigil. She literally has two rooms full of designer clothes, shoes and bags, mostly with labels pa!!! (She's my Mom's anak anakan here in the US) I benefit naman kasi damin binigay sakin na clothes. I would NOT do her job though.

    BUT BUT BUT opposite naman yung ex GF ng cousin ko who lives with us at humiram pa ng pera sa Aunt ko because she only has 300 USD in her bank account and it's ear marked na for bills. WOW! Totoo pala na may mga tao dito na pay check to pay check.
    Hi Cathy. Yes, I have relatives in the US who lived from paycheck to paycheck. Lalu na noong nagka-recession (pre-Clinton Presidency). Our relatives in the PH had to send them money kasi they were laid-off from work. Eh yung pang toll fee nga hindi alam kung paano babayaran.

    Now they're doing a lot better pero ang hirap nung pinag-daanan. Savings was not part of their vocabulary.

    My cousins all went to serve in the US Armed Forces (Navy and Marines) so they could avail of free tertiary schooling.

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Sarap siguro mag shopping pag USD ang sweldo My "sister" shops as if there is no tomorrow. I am not proud to say that I am gastador but she makes me feel kuripot, ako na pumipigil. She literally has two rooms full of designer clothes, shoes and bags, mostly with labels pa!!! (She's my Mom's anak anakan here in the US) I benefit naman kasi damin binigay sakin na clothes. I would NOT do her job though.

    BUT BUT BUT opposite naman yung ex GF ng cousin ko who lives with us at humiram pa ng pera sa Aunt ko because she only has 300 USD in her bank account and it's ear marked na for bills. WOW! Totoo pala na may mga tao dito na pay check to pay check.
    it's easy to live from paycheck to paycheck, if one is sure that the paycheck days arrive with un-failing regularity.
    the united states is a nice place to live in, if one has a stable, good-paying job.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    it's easy to live from paycheck to paycheck, if one is sure that the paycheck days arrive with un-failing regularity.
    the united states is a nice place to live in, if one has a stable, good-paying job.
    how can living paycheck to paycheck be easy?

    after paying the bills you got nothing left

    you may not be able to go to work and lose your job coz you can't afford a major car repair

    you can end up becoming a homeless person due to a medical problem

    a major anxiety of many americans is they don't have enough savings to retire

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    how can living paycheck to paycheck be easy?

    after paying the bills you got nothing left

    you may not be able to go to work and lose your job coz you can't afford a major car repair

    you can end up becoming a homeless person due to a medical problem

    a major anxiety of many americans is they don't have enough savings to retire
    Food stamps.


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    o baka iba interpretion ni Dr. D sa "paycheck to paycheck"

    ang meaning ng paycheck to paycheck is nauubos mo ang sweldo mo sakto lang pag dating ng sunod na sweldo

    or nauubos mo ang sweldo mo bago dumating ang sunod na sweldo

    kaya sa mga poor neighborhoods sa States meron ganito:


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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Food stamps.


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    yeah food stamps

    buti sa US meron ganyan social safety net

    ayaw ng Republicans ang food stamps coz it encourages those on welfare not to look for work

    -

    dito sa Pinas pag wala ka na makain aasa ka nalang sa private individuals/orgs who put up soup kitchens... ung libre lugaw

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    how can living paycheck to paycheck be easy?

    after paying the bills you got nothing left
    you know exactly how much is coming your way in the next paycheck.
    not getting sick or not creating un-foreseen expenses. them's the difficult part.

    it's hard to make a spending list, without the benefit of knowing how much money you will be getting to pay it with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    how can living paycheck to paycheck be easy?

    after paying the bills you got nothing left

    you may not be able to go to work and lose your job coz you can't afford a major car repair

    you can end up becoming a homeless person due to a medical problem

    a major anxiety of many americans is they don't have enough savings to retire
    I couple the paychecks with blind FAITH....Foolish? Perhaps...but not when 1 isn't blessed w/ much choice.[emoji58][emoji120]

    Someone I believe in said long ago...
    "Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they?"[emoji120]




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