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**CVT** · September 18th, 2015 08:18 AM

Bigyan na sana ng assigned lane ang mga motor lalo na sa mga secondary roads.... At, i-implement ito ng tama... Meaning,- if there were an accident and the motorcycle was not on his assigned lane,- then he should be at fault. The same is true if the 4-wheel was on the motorcycle lane.

At least, their positions are "predictable".. Hindi iyong kung saan-saan lumulusot at normal lang na naka-double-counterflow pa sila,- minsan triple pa...

And jeepneys should only load and unload on designated points on the road and will not stop on top of the motorcycle lane.... Anyway,-palagi naman silang nakaharang sa kalye at bigla ring titigil,- e di, gawin na lang na normal ito para may motorcycle lane na hindi nila iba-block... Of course,- pedestrian lanes on those points on the road, na ire-respeto ng lahat ng drivers.

"Wish Ko Lang" thread dapat pala ito....

"The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!

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**jut703** · September 18th, 2015 10:12 AM

Originally Posted by benchman

exactly, i usually take that route if i'm going to green hills just to avoid LS. prior to that stupid barrier installation, traffic going out of white plains wasn't that bad even it's crawling at edsa.
sino ba may pakana niyon?

From a person coming from EDSA, it's beneficial because people will no longer eat 2-3 lanes to make a right turn. Corinthians is 3 lanes wide, and people don't line up, so they also eat 3 lanes when turning, which chokes EDSA.

In places like these, the underlying problem is really volume. Barriers on the intersection just shift the traffic from EDSA to White Plains.

**jut703** · September 18th, 2015 10:18 AM

Wondering why people claim their parents' cars to be theirs. In the many years I've been in Tsikot, there are those that post as if the car is theirs ("yung kotse ko" instead of "yung kotse namin") when obviously it was bought by their parents.

I'd understand that some people are given cars as gifts (so effectively it's theirs), but some people act so entitled as if it was their money that was used to buy it, and as if it was their money that was used to mod it.

Worse, some people claim not only their gift car as theirs, but other cars in their garage as well.

Of course, this is a free forum and everyone can make their ihi as high as they want, but if I had it my way I'd prefer people to be honest.

**dr. d** · September 18th, 2015 10:23 AM

"ko" is easier to say than "namin" or "ng parents ko".
besides, in their circle of friends, everyone knows who really owns that car..

my first car was so bad, i thought i had to spare my parents from shame by saying it's mine..

heh heh.

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"ko" is easier to say than "namin" or "ng parents ko".
besides, in their circle of friends, everyone knows who really owns that car..

my first car was so bad, i thought i had to spare my parents from shame by saying it's mine..

heh heh.

**Jun aka Pekto** · September 18th, 2015 10:32 AM

Originally Posted by jut703

I'd understand that some people are given cars as gifts (so effectively it's theirs), but some people act so entitled as if it was their money that was used to buy it, and as if it was their money that was used to mod it.

Worse, some people claim not only their gift car as theirs, but other cars in their garage as well.

Of course, this is a free forum and everyone can make their ihi as high as they want, but if I had it my way I'd prefer people to be honest.

I don't get caught up in it. If a member has access to any car, whether it's his or family-owned, it's effectively that member's car with regards to people here.

**jut703** · September 18th, 2015 10:37 AM

Yup, to each his own. I'm just the type to prefer to work for things rather than have them handed to me on a silver platter, so I make it a point to acknowledge and pay gratitude when something was given as a gift vs something that I worked my ass off for.

**shadow** · September 18th, 2015 10:43 AM

Originally Posted by dr. d

"ko" is easier to say than "namin" or "ng parents ko".
besides, in their circle of friends, everyone knows who really owns that car..

my first car was so bad, i thought i had to spare my parents from shame by saying it's mine..

heh heh.

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"ko" is easier to say than "namin" or "ng parents ko".
besides, in their circle of friends, everyone knows who really owns that car..

my first car was so bad, i thought i had to spare my parents from shame by saying it's mine..

heh heh.

It's not because it's easier but it's an ego thing...

**dr. d** · September 18th, 2015 11:01 AM

Originally Posted by shadow

It's not because it's easier but it's an ego thing...

the ego makes it difficult for the boy to say "ng parents ko" or "namin".

but i see the point..

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Originally Posted by shadow

It's not because it's easier but it's an ego thing...

the ego makes it difficult for the boy to say "ng parents ko" or "namin".

but i see the point..

**dr. d** · September 18th, 2015 11:03 AM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

Bakit dami may dengue?

1, maraming lamok.
2. maraming stagnant water sa metro.
3. maraming tao.
4. laos na ang kulambo.

**vinj** · September 18th, 2015 11:06 AM

Originally Posted by EQAddict

Idiots who put the barriers in white plains avenue going to edsa making it a one lane exit. Idiotic. Moronic. Bobonotic. Causing indue pain traffic and stress. Traffic is bad enough as it is. Why add more choke points to what was a relatively free flowing area. Nincompoops.

x2 on whatever you said. First time in my life that i experienced it getting backed up from EDSA all the way to White Plains!!!

If they want to improve flow and manage the EDSA traffic, cut a part of the EDSA Shrine frontage corner for a proper right turn merge lane to EDSA from White Plains avenue.