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Someone with a silly sensibility (how's that for an oxymoron?), friendly as a puppy, and curious as a kitten. Although I try to maintain a sunny temperament, like everyone else, I also have my cloudly moments; and it is during these lonely and trying times that I feel vulnerable and badly in need of a friend to hold on to. I may not know everything, but I have bits of information, a few skills and talents that have helped me cope with the daily grind of life. Definitely someone who is eager to learn new things and improve himself. I'm also the type of person who tries to find drama, wonder and excitement in ordinary experiences and ncounters; and when I get carried away and inspired, I tend to get verbose. I still know how to listen though and value what other people have to say. I'm tolerant, fairly objective, and I know how to say "I'm sorry." Last but not least, I'm the type of person who is very much aware of my common bond with the rest of humanity. We all have the same need to be
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    A SAD, FUNNY STRANGE NEW YEAR`S INCIDENT New Year`s Eve has come and gone in the Philippines, and once again, our hospitals are filled with people who have been hurt by firecracker-related incidents. Despite the persistent warnings aired by our government, some Filipinos still persist in engaging in dangerous and unhealthy noise-making activites that have caused fires, maimed and yes, even killed people. There is one sad (but paradoxically funny article) about a fire-cracker related casualty that hit the front page of several newspapers. The article states that one drunken reveller got killed when instead of throwing the firecracker, threw the cigarette that he used to light the former. The punchline here is the name of the deadly firecracker-"Goodbye Philippines." Just look at the picture of the said firecracker that I attached and you will see how lethal this noise-maker is by looking at it`s size. At first I thought it was a joke-until I saw the article myself. I hope that by publicizing this sad albeit funny story, more Filipinos will try to be more cautious in celebrating this annual event.
    January 2, 2016
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    August 14, 2015
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    I suppose this is not the first paragraph of the article since you started the sentence with "However." but only a part of it.

     

    I would also normally talk to you first what you really wanted to say here, but I will

    just try to figure it out based on your context.

     

    Ok, I will give you my edited version.

     

    "The reorganization was a considerable disappointment to many people. One

    of the reasons for this was because of half of the members in the 6-man team

    were retained and the other half were composed of white Europeans. Many fans feel

    that the group should include representatatives from diffrent European and even Asian countries but they were surprised why this did not happen. Although was an Egyptian Muslim in the group, sadly, there was no representative from South-East Asia. Aside from the poor organization mix, another problem in the event was the fact that there were only a few foreigners who could fluently discuss the issues in Korean-which was the required medium of exchange for the said gathering."

     



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    July 24, 2015
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    April 26, 2014
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    "ayaw ko" means "i don't like". a better word for hate is "poot" so "i hate you" will be "kinapopootan kita". you can also use the word "suklam" so "kinasusuklaman kita".
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    February 28, 2014
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    for spoiled you can also use the word "bulok" which means "rotten". "sira" has a more general meaning which includes things that are broken.
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    February 28, 2014
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    "may nalalaman ako" means "i know something". "i knew it/i found" out is "nalaman ko". "nalalaman" and "nalaman" come from the root word "alam" which means "to know." to a certain extent you can also relate both words to "laman" which among other things means "content."
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    February 28, 2014
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    February 9, 2014
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    ARE FILIPINAS GOOD MARRIAGE MATERIAL? Several days ago, the story of a British man, Ron Shepard, who has been married 8 times was featured in one of our local TV news programs. What makes this story interesting is the fact that his last wife was a Filipina. They have been together for 10 years. 5 of Mr. Shepard's wives are British, one is Singaporean and another one is Thai. The Filipina wife (who is 30 years younger than her British husband) said in the news program that their marriage was a sort of testimony that Filipinas are good marriage material. Do you agree? :) P.S.-Mr. Shepard has just written his autobiography called "Lord of the Wedding Rings" and there are plans of making it a movie soon. Oh! Oh! Jolly, good! :)
    February 7, 2014
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    TOILET SHOT I shot this pic inside the toilet of Rub Restaurant in Timog, Q.C today. The Warhol quote is appropriate. Il ya beaucoup de chose que vous pouvez faire dans les toilettes, n'est-ce pas? Hehe.
    January 26, 2014
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