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To all Filipinos Everywhere:
« on: October 02, 2009, 06:15:11 AM »
From a very brave Filipina.  She even placed her name and telephone number...... ....

There should be more........ ......... ......... ......... ........


To all Filipinos Everywhere:
I used to think that corruption and criminality in the Philippines were caused by poverty. But recent events tell me this isn't true. It is one thing to see people turn into drug addicts, prostitutes, thieves and murderers because of hunger and poverty, but what excuse do these rich, educated people have that could possibly explain their bizarre behavior? And to think I was always so relieved when petty snatchers got caught and locked away in jail because I never fully realized that the big time thieves were out there, making the laws and running our country. Can it get any worse than this?

Every night, I come home and am compelled to turn on my tv to watch the latest turn of events. I am mesmerized by these characters. They are not men. They are caricatures of men - too unreal to be believable and too bad to be real. To see these "honorable" crooks lambast each other, call each one names, look each other in the eye and accuse the other of committing the very same crimes that they themselves are guilty of, is so comical and apalling that I don't know whether to laugh or cry. It is entertainment at its worst!

I have never seen so many criminals roaming around unfettered and looking smug until now. These criminals wear suits and barongs, strut around with the confidence of the rich and famous, inspire fear and awe from the very citizens who voted them to power, bear titles like "Honorable", "Senator", "Justice", "General" and worse, "President". Ironically, these lawless individuals practice law, make our laws, enforce the law. And we wonder why our policemen act the way they do! These are their leaders, and the leaders of this nation – Robin Hoodlum and his band of moneymen. Their motto? "Rob the poor, moderate the greed of the rich."

It makes me wonder where on earth these people came from, and what kind of upbringing they had to make them act the way they do for all the world to see. It makes me wonder what kind of schools they went to, what kind of teachers they had, what kind of environment would produce such creatures who can lie, cheat and steal from an already indebted country and from the impoverished people they had vowed to serve. It makes me wonder what their children and grandchildren think of them, and if they are breeding a whole new generation of improved Filipino crooks and liars with maybe a tad more style but equally negligible conscience. Heaven forbid!

I am an ordinary citizen and taxpayer. I am blessed to have a job that pays for my needs and those of my family's, even though 30% of my earnings go to the nation's coffers. Just like others in my lot, I have complained time and again because our government could not provide enough of the basic services that I expect and deserve. Rutty roads, poor educational system, poor social services, poor health services, poor everything. But I have always thought that was what all third world countries were all about, and my complaints never amounted to anything more.

And then this. Scandalous government deals. Plundering presidents pointing fingers. Senators associated with crooks. Congressmen who accept bribes. Big time lawyers on the side of injustice. De Venecia ratting on his boss only after his interminable term has ended, Enrile inquiring about someone's morality! The already filthy rich Abalos and Arroyo wanting more money than they or their great grandchildren could ever spend in a lifetime. Joker making a joke of his own "pag bad ka, lagot ka!" slogan.. Defensor rendered defenseless. Gen. Razon involved in kidnapping. Security men providing anything but a sense of security. And it's all about money, money, money that the average Juan de la Cruz could not even imagine in his dreams. Is it any wonder why our few remaining decent and hardworking citizens are leaving to go work in other countries?

And worst of all, we are once again saddled with a power-hungry president whose addiction has her clinging on to it like barnacle on a rusty ship. "Love (of power) is blind" takes a whole new meaning when PGMA time and again turns a blind eye on her husband's financial deals. And still blinded with all that is happening, she opts to traipse around the world with her cohorts in tow while her country is in shambles.

They say the few stupid ones like me who remain in the Philippines are no longer capable of showing disgust. I don't agree. Many like me feel anger at the brazenness of men we call our leaders, embarrassment to share the same nationality with them, frustration for our nation and helplessness at my own ineffectuality. It is not that I won't make a stand. It is just that I am afraid my actions would only be futile. After all, these monsters are capable of anything. They can hurt me and my family. They already have, though I may not yet feel it..

But I am writing this because I need to do something concrete. I need to let others know that ordinary citizens like me do not remain lukewarm to issues that would later affect me and my children. I want to make it known that there are also Filipinos who dream of something better for the Philippines. I want them to know that my country is not filled with scalawags and crooks in every corner, and that there are citizens left who believe in decency, fairness, a right to speak, a right to voice out ideas, a right to tell the people we have trusted to lead us that they have abused their power and that it is time for them to step down. I refuse to let this country go to hell because it is the only country I call mine and it is my responsibility to make sure I have done what I could for it.

Those of us who do not have the wealth, power or position it needs to battle the evil crime lords in the government can summon the power of good. We can pray. We can do this with our families every night. We can offer petitions every time we celebrate mass. We can ask others to pray, too, including relatives and friends here and overseas. And we can offer sacrifices along with our petitions, just so we get the message to Him of our desperation in ridding our nation of these vermin. After all, they cannot be more powerful than God!

I implore mothers out there to raise your children the best way you can. Do not smother, pamper, or lavish them with too much of the material comforts of life even if you can well afford them. Teach them that there are more important things in this world. I beg all fathers to spend time with their children, to teach them the virtues of hard work, honesty, fair play, sharing, dignity and compassion – right from the sandbox till they are old enough to go on their own. Not just in your homes, but at work, in school, everywhere you go. Be good role models. Be shining examples for your children so they will learn to be responsible adults who will carry and pass on your family name with pride and honor.

I call on educators and teachers – we always underestimate the power of your influence on the minds of our youth. Encourage them to be aware of what is happening in their surroundings. Instill in them a love of their country, inculcate in them the value of perseverance in order to gain real, worthwhile knowledge, help us mold our children into honorable men and women. Encourage our graduates, our best and brightest, to do what they can to lift this country from the mire our traditional politicians have sunk us into. The youth is our future – and it would be largely because of you, our educators, that we will be able to repopulate the seats of power with good leaders, presidents, senators, congressmen, justices, lawmakers, law enforcers and lawful citizens.

I ask all students, young people and young professionals everywhere to look around and get involved in what is happening. Do not let your youth be an excuse for failure to concern yourselves with the harsh realities you see. But neither let this make you cynical, because we need your idealism and fresh perspective just as you need the wisdom of your elders. YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU! Let your voices be heard. Do what you can for this land that gave you your ancestors and your heritage. Use technology and all available resources at hand to spread good. Text meaningful messages to awaken social conscience. Try your best to fight moral decay because I promise you will not regret it when you become parents yourselves. You will look back at your past misdeeds and pray that your children will do better than you did.

Remember that there are a few handful who are capable of running this country.. You can join their ranks and make their numbers greater. We are tired of the old trapos. We need brave idealistic leaders who will think of the greater good before anything else. Do your utmost to excel in your chosen field.. Be good lawyers, civil servants, accountants, computer techs, engineers, doctors, military men so that when you are called to serve in government, you will have credibility and a record that can speak for itself.


For love of this country, for the future of our children, for the many who have sacrificed and died to uphold our rights and ideals, I urge you to do what you can. As ordinary citizens, we can do much more for the Philippines than sit around and let crooks lead us to perdition. We owe ourselves this. And we owe our country even more.


Remedios C. Paningbatan
Administrative Officer
Office of the General Counsel
Asian Development Bank
Tel (632) 632-4248
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Re: To all Filipinos Everywhere:
« Reply #1 on: October 02, 2009, 07:22:55 AM »
huy kataas murag State Of The Union Address! hahaha

unya na nako ni basahon kay murag interesting.

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Re: To all Filipinos Everywhere:
« Reply #2 on: October 02, 2009, 09:23:06 AM »
huy kataas murag State Of The Union Address! hahaha

unya na nako ni basahon kay murag interesting.

this is for the state of calamity in our government. hehehe.

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Re: To all Filipinos Everywhere:
« Reply #3 on: October 04, 2009, 04:54:06 AM »
This is a long email but with a very strong substance, from a kababayan outpouring her frustrations about incompetence and corruptions in our country, it must put to an end once and for all.

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Re: To all Filipinos Everywhere:
« Reply #4 on: October 04, 2009, 11:05:49 AM »
This is a long email but with a very strong substance, from a kababayan outpouring her frustrations about incompetence and corruptions in our country, it must put to an end once and for all.

ambot anus-a pa kaha nang   end

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« Reply #5 on: October 04, 2009, 12:00:03 PM »
As a young student before, I used to listen to similar impassioned pleadings after Ninoy was murdered and was full of idealism to bring about social change.  But after graduation, where did we end up in? Abroad. It was not so much because we were wanting in concern or ideals, as because of the sudden knock of realization that if a college diploma couldn't give us three square meals a day, how much more dwelling in dreams and ideals?

Now that I am confident of earning three meals a day for the family, I'm going home. But what about the young now? The situation now seems worse off than it was 20 years ago. There seems to be an even greater sense of urgency to find the quickest way out. And as the biggest job broker in the world, the Philippine government seems to merrily help us find a way out.

It seems Filipinos are being valued more for being outside the country than being in.


I call on educators and teachers – we always underestimate the power of your influence on the minds of our youth. Encourage them to be aware of what is happening in their surroundings. Instill in them a love of their country, inculcate in them the value of perseverance in order to gain real, worthwhile knowledge, help us mold our children into honorable men and women. Encourage our graduates, our best and brightest, to do what they can to lift this country from the mire our traditional politicians have sunk us into. The youth is our future – and it would be largely because of you, our educators, that we will be able to repopulate the seats of power with good leaders, presidents, senators, congressmen, justices, lawmakers, law enforcers and lawful citizens.

I ask all students, young people and young professionals everywhere to look around and get involved in what is happening. Do not let your youth be an excuse for failure to concern yourselves with the harsh realities you see. But neither let this make you cynical, because we need your idealism and fresh perspective just as you need the wisdom of your elders. YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU! Let your voices be heard. Do what you can for this land that gave you your ancestors and your heritage. Use technology and all available resources at hand to spread good. Text meaningful messages to awaken social conscience. Try your best to fight moral decay because I promise you will not regret it when you become parents yourselves. You will look back at your past misdeeds and pray that your children will do better than you did.


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Re: To all Filipinos Everywhere:
« Reply #6 on: October 05, 2009, 03:47:34 AM »
 
It seems Filipinos are being valued more for being outside the country than being in.


Sir Benelynne, anha na lang uli ug mag pension kana kay dili tingali sayon magsugod ug panginabuhi sa ato.



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« Reply #7 on: October 05, 2009, 05:59:56 AM »
Actually, same work, same clients ug almost same pay ra gihapon ko Bambs, pero didto lang nako buhaton tanan sa ato. It just happened na ang usa sa mga main clients nako naa sad 3-year project sa Pinas. Papel ra man gud ning akong trabaho kasagaran, bisag asa basta naay internet pwede. Basig malisdan na ko mag-adjust sa ato kung tigs na muuli, maayo ning baskog pa ta.

Sir Benelynne, anha na lang uli ug mag pension kana kay dili tingali sayon magsugod ug panginabuhi sa ato.

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« Reply #8 on: October 06, 2009, 06:33:26 PM »
A good friend of mine sent me this email..        .Meron akong gustong ibahagi para sa ating lahat na mga PILIPINO. Simple pero parang mahirap gawin ng karamihan sa atin. Hindi ito makukuha sa puro daldalan lang or walang kabuluhang pagtatalo, kumilos tayo ngayon na.

Sa ibang bansa: Pag nagkasala ang Pinoy, pinarusahan siya ayon sa batas.

Sa PINAS: Pag nagkasala ang Pinoy, ayaw niyang maparusahan kasi sabi niya mali raw ang batas.

Sa ibang bansa: Pinag-aaralan muna ng Pinoy ang mga batas bago siya pumunta roon, kasi takot siyang magkamali.

Sa PINAS: Pag nagkamali ang Pinoy, sorry kasi hindi raw niya alam na labag sa batas iyon.

Sa ibang bansa: Kahit gaano kataas ang bilihin at tax sa USA okey lang, katuwiran natin doble kayod na lang.

Sa PINAS: mahilig ka sa last day para magbayad ng tax minsan dinadaya mo pa o kaya hindi ka nagbabayad. Rally ka kaagad kapag tumaas ang pasahe at bilihin sa halip na magsipag mas gusto natin ang nagkukwentuhan lang sa munisipyo o kahit sa alinmang tanggapan.

Sa Singapore : Kapag nahuli kang nagkalat or nagtapon ng basura sa hindi tamang lugar, magbabayad ka ng 500 Singapore dollars. Sabi ng Pinoy, okey lang kasi lumabag ako sa batas.

Sa Pinas: Kapag nagkamali ang Pinoy katulad nang ganito, Sabi ng Pinoy, ang lupit naman ni Bayani Fernando , mali naman ang pinaiiral niyang batas eh akala mo kung sino. Ayun nag-rally na ang Pinoy, gustong patalsikin si Bayani Fernando kahit na alam niyang mali siya.

Mga igan, ilan pa lang iyan baka may iba pa kayong alam.

Bakit ang PINOY, pwedeng maging "law abiding citizen sa ibang bansa ng walang angal" pero sa sarili nating bayang PILIPINAS na sinasabi ninyong mahal natin, eh hindi natin magawa, BAKIIITTTTT? ????????


ETO PA, 'Ang Pilipino NOON at NGAYON':
NOON: Wow ang sarap ng kamote
NGAYON: Ayaw ko ng kamote gusto ko French Fries (imported eh)

NOON: Wow ang sarap ng kapeng barako.
NGAYON: Ayaw ko niyan gusto kong kape sa STARBUCKS (imported coffee 100 pesos per cup)

NOON: Bili ka ng tela para magpatahi ng pantalon like maong
NGAYON: Gusto ko LEVI'S, WRANGLER, LEE (Tapos rally tayo 'GMA tuta ng KANO ') Di ba tuta ka rin naman.

NOON: Sabon na Perla OK ng pampaligo
NGAYON: Gusto mo DOVE, HENO DE PRAVIA, IVORY, etc. may matching shampoo pa

NOON: Pag naglaba ka sa batya at palopalo, ok na, minsan banlaw lang sa batis pwede na
NGAYON: Naka-washing machine ka na plus ARIEL powder soap with matching DOWNY pa para mabango. Alam ko mas marami pa ang alam ninyo tungkol dito, pero mangilan-ngilan lang iyan para bigyan ng pansin.

Mga Pilipino nga ba tayo? O baka sa salita lang at E-Mail pero wala naman sa gawa?...


My Fellow Filipinos,

When I was small, the Philippine peso was P7 to the $dollar. The president was Diosdado Macapagal. Life was simple. Life was easy. My father was a farmer. My mother kept a small sari-sari store where our neighbors bought sang-perang asin, sang-perang bagoong, sang-perang suka, sang-perang toyo at pahinging isang butil na bawang. Our backyard had kamatis, kalabasa, talong, ampalaya, upo, batao, and okra. Our silong had chicken¡­ We had a pig, dog & cat. And of course, we lived on the farm. During rainy season, my father caught frogs at night which my mother made into batute (stuffed frog), or just plain fried. During the day, he caught hito and dalag from his rice paddies, which he would usually inihaw. During dry season, we relied on the chickens, vegetables, bangus, tuyo, and tinapa. Every now and then, there was pork and beef from the town market.
Life was so peaceful, so quiet, no electricity, no TV. Just the radio for Tia Dely, Roman Rapido, Tawag ng Tanghalan and Tang-tarang- tang.. And who can forget Leila Benitez on Darigold Jamboree? On weekends, I played with my neighbours (who were all my cousins). Tumbang-preso, taguan, piko, luksong lubid, patintero, at iba pa. I don't know about you, but I miss those days.

These days, we face the TV, Internet, e-mail, newspaper, magazine, grocery catalog, or drive around. The peso is a staggering and incredible P47 to the $dollar. Most people can't have fun anymore. Life has become a battle. We live to work. Work to live. Life is not easy. I was in Saudi Arabia in 1983... It was lonely, difficult, & scary. It didn't matter if you were a man or a woman. You were a target for rape. The salary was cheap & the vacation far between. If the boss didn't want you to go on holiday, you didn't. They had your passport. Oh, and the agency charged you almost 4 months of your salary (which, if you had to borrow on a '20% per month arrangement' meant your first year's
pay was all gone before you even earned it).
The Philippines used to be one of the most important countries in Asia. Before & during my college days, many students from neighboring Asian countries like Malaysia , Indonesia , Japan and China went to the Philippines to get their diplomas. Until 1972, like President Macapagal, President Marcos was one of the most admired presidents of the world. The Peso had kept its value of P7 to the $dollar until I finished college..
Today, the Philippines is famous as the 'housemaid' capital of the world. It ranks very high as the 'cheapest labor' capital of the world, too. We have maids in Hong Kong, laborers in Saudi Arabia , dancers in Japan , migrants and TNTs in Australia and the US , and all sorts of other 'tricky' jobs in other parts of the globe.
Quo Vadis, Pinoy? Is that a wonder or a worry? Are you proud to be a Filipino, or does it even matter anymore? When you see the Filipino flag and hear the Pambansang Awit, do you feel a sense of pride or a sense of defeat & uncertainty? If only things could change for the better....... . . . Hang on for this is a job for Superman. Or whom do you call? Ghostbusters. Joke. Right?

This is one of our problems.
We say "I love the Philippines" I am proud to be a Filipino.

When I send you a joke, you send it to everyone in your address book even if it kills the Internet. But when I send you a note on how to save our country & ask you to forward it, what do you do?

You chuck it in the bin.

I want to help the maids in Hong Kong ... I want to help the laborers in Saudi Arabia ... I want to help the dancers in Japan ... I want to help the TNTs in America and Australia ...

I want to save the people of the Philippines .... But I cannot do it alone. I need your help and everyone else's.

So please forward this e-mail to your friends. If you say you love the Philippines , prove it. And if you don't agree with me, say something anyway. Indifference is a crime on its own....got my point?   
 



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Re: To all Filipinos Everywhere:
« Reply #9 on: October 06, 2009, 11:39:36 PM »
gikan state of the nation, nahimo man history of the nation... :)

bitaw, daghan baya makalingaw nga insights.

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Re: To all Filipinos Everywhere:
« Reply #10 on: October 07, 2009, 02:34:02 AM »
dako na siguro kaayo ug utang ang pinas as ADB maong nauwaw na siya isip usa pud ka pilipino. sakto ra pud na iyang gibuhat.

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« Reply #11 on: October 07, 2009, 03:38:58 AM »
Actually, same work, same clients ug almost same pay ra gihapon ko Bambs, pero didto lang nako buhaton tanan sa ato. It just happened na ang usa sa mga main clients nako naa sad 3-year project sa Pinas. Papel ra man gud ning akong trabaho kasagaran, bisag asa basta naay internet pwede. Basig malisdan na ko mag-adjust sa ato kung tigs na muuli, maayo ning baskog pa ta.


Okey, maajo man diay pod ang mga konditiones, ikaduha pod tua na ang imong Pamilya unja morag barato siguro ang pagpuyo sa ato kay sa Japan, di ba?  Sakto ka...lisod na gjod kon edaran na ta motamak ug utro sa atong nasod, kay naanad o nasinati  nata sa laing prinsipyo ug kaharuhay sa pamuyo sa laing lugar. Maajo gjod siguro kon inig-uli sa ato kanang magpahayahay na lang unta ta... considered valued life na ta ana sa ato.

OT: by the way, my younger sister attended a two weeks seminar in Tokyo and Kyoto.  she was too fascinated of the beauty and cleanliness of  those Cities.

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Re: To all Filipinos Everywhere:
« Reply #12 on: October 07, 2009, 05:11:42 PM »
Ang disiplina sa Japan number one!

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Re: To all Filipinos Everywhere:
« Reply #13 on: October 07, 2009, 05:28:26 PM »
mao nga ako, public service to the max. bisan gamay sweldo, kayod gihapon. bisan kapoy na kaayo, kumbati gihapon. bisan gutom na, dukduk gihapon...

paits...

pait maging public servant...

labi nag na ka sa pinas...

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Re: To all Filipinos Everywhere:
« Reply #14 on: October 07, 2009, 05:35:57 PM »
Koreksyon, Calle ikaw government official, dili servant, sakto ba?

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Re: To all Filipinos Everywhere:
« Reply #15 on: October 07, 2009, 06:28:17 PM »

hi calle!

bisan asa kapa nga souk sa kalibutan ipadpad parehas gihapon ang tanan. "way lihok, dili mabasa ang ilok, ang tila-ok gagilok way wa may mahabhab ug malad-ok"!  importante nga duna tay pangita bisan unsa pa kagamay basta limpyo ang konsensya ug atong ikapasigarbo, di ba?





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« Reply #16 on: October 07, 2009, 06:37:57 PM »
mao nga ako, public service to the max. bisan gamay sweldo, kayod gihapon. bisan kapoy na kaayo, kumbati gihapon. bisan gutom na, dukduk gihapon...

paits...

pait maging public servant...

labi nag na ka sa pinas...

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« Reply #17 on: October 08, 2009, 07:32:41 AM »
Kayod taman sa ginhawa, toud dako ang sweldo apan taas sab ang standard of living. Kining ni-a sa akong avatar maoy, akong ponay gastohan. Maayo gani kay nakalingkawas nako sa akong dalaga. Kini akong kinamanghoran maoy hinay hinayan napod ug gasto. ;)

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« Reply #18 on: October 08, 2009, 08:21:48 AM »
Koreksyon, Calle ikaw government official, dili servant, sakto ba?

a government employee is a public servant, manay.

hi calle!
bisan asa kapa nga souk sa kalibutan ipadpad parehas gihapon ang tanan. "way lihok, dili mabasa ang ilok, ang tila-ok gagilok way wa may mahabhab ug malad-ok"!  importante nga duna tay pangita bisan unsa pa kagamay basta limpyo ang konsensya ug atong ikapasigarbo, di ba?

yeah, right. but sometimes, you would think if its worth all the effort and sacrifices.

So far, You are lucky enough to acquire a  noble job, a distinguished personality and most of all you are home unja perti pa kunong gwapoha ! (basihan naho ang mga post ni Ms. Tess)
these are exagerrations of ms. tess, bams. especially the last one.

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« Reply #19 on: October 08, 2009, 10:24:52 PM »
a government employee is a public servant, manay.

yeah, right. but sometimes, you would think if its worth all the effort and sacrifices.
these are exagerrations of ms. tess, bams. especially the last one.

...just be sure of yourself that your girlfriend and/or Fam. are happy and satisfied with your presence that means that your struggles be considered as a basic reward.

Ms. Tess is a Lady with brillant ideas and  principles, so, please....don`t disappoint my beautiful imagination. para naho... first significance in life is an inner beauty of every individual, di ba?  :D

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« Reply #20 on: October 09, 2009, 03:46:19 AM »
first significance in life is an inner beauty of every individual,

Inday Bambi, dinhi jud ka naka puntos. I like Calle so much because he is a man with principles, ( hope he won´t change), his looks depends sa nagtan-aw.

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« Reply #21 on: October 09, 2009, 03:48:32 AM »
first significance in life is an inner beauty of every individual,

Inday Bambi, dinhi jud ka naka puntos. I like Calle so much because he is a man with principles, ( hope he won´t change), his looks depends sa nagtan-aw.

Miss Tess, kaila mo ni calle o nagkita na ba mo?

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« Reply #22 on: October 09, 2009, 12:56:15 PM »
I like Calle so much because he is a man with principles, ( hope he won´t change), his looks depends sa nagtan-aw.
hahaha depende kung libat or napulingan ang nagtan-aw.
Miss Tess, kaila mo ni calle o nagkita na ba mo?
bams, wa pa mi nagkita. pero si manay and ben kaila nako through my social networking site account.

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