What Are You Thinking About?

**Juan Martinez** · June 26th, 2015 01:27 PM

Originally Posted by vinj

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.

this is true. i was more attached with my old man. i lost him to cancer years ago. how i wish he were still there when i joined the service and surpassed his rank. he would have been very proud. am his only son. but, you know, life's like that, the only thing sure in this life is death and taxes

**SkyFlakes88** · June 26th, 2015 02:31 PM

Originally Posted by Juan Martinez

this is true. i was more attached with my old man. i lost him to cancer years ago. how i wish he were still there when i joined the service and surpassed his rank. he would have been very proud. am his only son. but, you know, life's like that, the only thing sure in this life is death and taxes

True! I call these feelings 'Baggage' most of us have these to carry in our lives. Wish i could turn back time and change that moment...To do the right thing.

We'll wala naman nagsisi sa una e lahat nasa huli. That's life...

**Jun aka Pekto** · June 26th, 2015 08:20 PM

It was a great idea to have the kids spend the night over at a friend's home...... Gotta rock that house.

**@redlantern** · June 27th, 2015 02:15 AM

Went to the philippine chinatown. I was invited that is hard to refuse

Driving around there is worst than makati but the difference was the filipino-chinese community are no non-sense people. Maybe that why they are the richest in this country. I hope they can elect one of their own and beautify their roads and remove the squatting. There is a portion under the LRT infront of a mall that is full of trash and vagrant,

Comparing to the city of makati, i dont know why that city is full of pretentions.

**vinj** · June 27th, 2015 03:34 AM

Originally Posted by Juan Martinez

this is true. i was more attached with my old man. i lost him to cancer years ago. how i wish he were still there when i joined the service and surpassed his rank. he would have been very proud. am his only son. but, you know, life's like that, the only thing sure in this life is death and taxes

Cheers to our dads :cheers2:

**#redlantern** · June 27th, 2015 03:38 AM

and i read just now that a chinese-filipino Biology student breaks highest grade record in post-war UP

BS Biology student Tiffany Grace Uy will graduate with a GWA of 1.004. She will lead the 29 students who will graduate summa cum laude at the flagship campus of the country’s national university.

Man, this is really insulting for the locals.

If its world war 1 year 1927 that is after 88years. Wow!

://newsinfo.inquirer.net/700770/biology-student-breaks-highest-grade-record-in-post-war-up

**ninjababez** · June 27th, 2015 07:10 AM

^Still talking to myself, and nobody's home ...
You can't fool yourself, you came in this world alone ...

**EQAddict** · June 27th, 2015 08:02 AM

If I should plastidip my wheels and what color should they be? Gunmetal? Black? Matte or gloss? This is for my dark gray mustang.

**jut703** · June 27th, 2015 01:10 PM

Originally Posted by EQAddict

If I should plastidip my wheels and what color should they be? Gunmetal? Black? Matte or gloss? This is for my dark gray mustang.

I don't recommend plastidip - it looks cheap, and peels of easily especially on wheels since these are subjected to small stones on the road that chip the paint off. I've seen too many plastidipped wheels that look ugly since they're chipped everywhere.

Better option is to have the wheels repainted instead. For a grey mustang though, I'd keep the rims silver for a bit of contrast, but that's just my personal taste.