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Show posts MenuQuote from: Ginger on September 10, 2009, 03:27:18 PM
rabbit in potatoes?
YES!


Quote from: jamo2x on September 10, 2009, 12:44:42 AM
Keko,
u should not worry too much about being stared at. in cebu, it's now a common sight to see foreigners with their lovely gf/wives. just be urself and dress down like a simple poor man, a shirt and jeans or shorts will do, it's hot in Pinas. simple and poor to avoid being a robbery victim, and simple so other girls will offer you a free drink
no security problems in my 23 days in Bohol, Makati and Cebu. So this time I will do the same. 
Quote from: beyotch on September 09, 2009, 10:20:29 AM
dili tanan ui.....because as what i've experienced..as far as i know i fall in love with him but sad to say...he doesn't want to believe me...she once ones a victim of a goldigger..he was the one who sends me money for the internet..i didn't asked him for anything...only time to spent with me...and now he's having hardtime believing my real intention of having him as my lover...so whats the use of continuing our connection...but god knows how i care and adore this man.....but now i quit......willing to continue life without him....ngita nalang kog lain kanang mutuo na sincere ko...
beyotch-----



Quote from: juliusarbizo on September 09, 2009, 02:41:29 PM
The two countries, the Philippines and Spain should strive hard to sustain its bilateral relations and to reconcile the past, at the mind of most Filipinos especially what is taught in the academe, Spain contributed so much of our nations misery as if it were the doing of old Spain in feudal 1900's and most Filipinos mindset stopped there like a suspended picture in air. That's why most Filipinos thought of Spain as feudal, conservative and religious. but the modern Spain changed so much after the civil war as what keko said. It was transformed in a modern European country as what other countries in Europe do. If the Philippines can connect this transformation in mother country, may that's the time a Filipinos may attain progress.

Quote from: statesville on September 09, 2009, 02:48:24 PM
Keko, what you're saying the same happened to me
when I told my family my BF is American from
New York City, all they say well ok
But when I told them that his grandparents
were immigrants from Spain and his mother is
Puerto-Rican, oh boy all of them were in a shocked,
asking me how in the world you chose that man,
"Spaniards are very strict and you know what they
did to the Filipinos the maltreatment during
those time when they discovered and
occupied the Philippines"
But I'm telling you, my Spanish lover/husband is great!
Quote from: kiamoy on September 09, 2009, 12:20:09 AM
Keko, you are Spanish. You won't be stared at that much here in Cebu because locales here are more used to it. What I mean is, there are alot of foreign students in Cebu universities, malls, bars, party places.. so you won't be stared at that much
How tall are you?
lol
Quote from: kiamoy on September 08, 2009, 11:17:29 PM
Filipinos with Spanish bloods are
Interracial marriage results to gorgeous offsprings
Quote from: hofelina on September 08, 2009, 06:02:29 PM
There are no ugly Filipinas, they are all adorable in all shapes of faces.

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 08, 2009, 05:54:29 PM
hehehe, I highly respect King Juan Carlos' remarks to Hug Chavez.


Quote from: hofelina on September 08, 2009, 05:41:06 PM
You will get used to it, and just consider it as a compliment, perhaps you are better looking in person as in your avatar.





Quote from: Lorenzo on September 08, 2009, 05:19:00 PM
I think that Spain should maintain a conservative policy.
It needs to keep to its cultural heart. And religious role.
For centuries, it was Spain that was the guardian of Chrisian Catholicism.
It was the armies of Philipp II that prevented Sicily and southern Italy to fall under the control of the Ottoman Turks, and it was the Spanish Navy that prevented complete Protestant hedgeway into Spain and its territories. It was Spain that prevented the underbelly of Europe and Europe in general from falling into the control of Islamic Jihadism.
Latin American countries, are still quite conservative in policy, and it is a trait that they inherited from the Spaniards. Catholic Trait.
Philippines, is also still a conservative country, a trait we've inherited by the Spaniards.
For me, it would be a travesty to have Spain loose its Catholic Roots.
A travesty, indeed...

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 08, 2009, 05:12:14 PM
Ricardo, so would you say that Espana has liberalized completely?
I hear that Spain and Italy are still heavily conservative compared to the rest of Europe.
Ah, I still want to visit Andalucia, Spain.
Three spots I want to visit:
1. Valencia
2. Madrid
3. Andalucia

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 08, 2009, 04:29:20 PM
lol!!!
Well i still hope your stay in Badjiang falls was 'fun' despite the people showing interest in you, hahahahaha!
Don't worry, amigo. Am sure it was a positive interest.
You know it makes Filipinos in the Philippines happy to see foreigners appreciating the local customs and embracing the customs.
I know that my Uncle Steve goes to the derbies with my uncles and maninoys whenever they go home. And he goes to the bars, or eats ginamos with them and just do what the Filipino do. hehehe!
Be safe and have fun pood!
Remember the age-old saying, "When in Rome...do what the Romans do."
Ciao!

Quote from: Michael Ligalig on September 08, 2009, 04:10:40 PM
Keko,
You will certainly be noticed because the color of your skin, the color of your hair, the color of your eyes may be different from most of the Filipinos'.
They may stare at you and smile at you but this would mean no harm to you.
In the Philippines, all whites are Americans. So, if you are in a village, people would be waving their hands and saying to you "Hey Joe, Hi Joe, Hello Joe." No surprise. But this won't happen if you live in one of our cities.






Quote from: rosamia5 on September 04, 2009, 04:34:20 PM
Hi everyone! You should know that the essential elements of a fine hotel Barcelona can also be found in hostels Barcelona. The only things that hotels and hostels vary from each other are the decorative aspects, either it’s more modern or more traditional.

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 27, 2009, 01:05:22 AM
Share your experiences. Expound.



Quote from: fdaray on September 01, 2009, 04:09:44 PM
This is an old controversial issue that has never been resolved.
Please give your opinions. This will make a good debate.
. I am a person that beleives in proofs for beleive a fact, so I see the science gave me more proofs than the religions.

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 01, 2009, 05:05:57 AM
Hmm, worst dating experience was like a year and a half ago. We went to an Italian restaurant. I took her back to her apartment and stole a kiss. To my surprise, her mouth tasted like fresh garlic. I had to go to a bar to get gum afterwards, my mouth tasted like garlic.
lol.
Quote from: jamo2x on September 01, 2009, 05:16:04 AM
welcome keko...very soon you'll find yourself more boholano than the rest of us

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 01, 2009, 05:16:58 AM
Keko, what is your name btw?
Quote from: Lorenzo on September 01, 2009, 04:11:45 AM
amigo, c'mon man, you need to introduce me to the chica de chicas hehe. you like filipina girls eh? hehehe

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 01, 2009, 01:19:38 AM
hahaha well then, Keks, maybe you can introduce me to the more conservative Spanish girls?
he he or we can go to Venezuela....lol!


Quote from: Koddi Prudente on August 31, 2009, 11:16:57 PM
They should have used Binisaya instead of Tagalog because the town of Madrid in Mindanao is in Surigao del Sur. The advertisement wouldn't have mattered if it was in Binisaya because it was intended for Spanish viewers.


Quote from: Lorenzo on November 29, 2008, 11:03:43 PM
The Spaniard Woman is~
Catholic
Religious
Fervent
Sharp
Controlling (very similar to the Filipina, lol)
Family oriented
Economical
Motherly
Conservative.
I find very strong parallels amongst Filipinas and Spaniards.




Quote from: fdaray on November 24, 2008, 04:21:53 PM
Warning for single , be sure to have a circumcised husband for happiness .
Quote from: glacier_71 on August 29, 2009, 07:51:35 AM
i know it's crazy. but our being lax about traffic regulation has caused an "envy" to some of my co-workers here.
in the philippines, i said, you can drink and you can drive. it's all about personal responsibility. just don't hit anyone and you'll be fine. should you hit someone, you have to pay. should you hit yourself against a bus or bridge, and you die, our cops would be more then willing to cover you with newspaper or a sack.
they want to try. hahahaha

Quote from: Lorenzo on August 29, 2009, 09:03:30 AM
Keko, it is the the sad reality of history. Only the ones that are well versed in history will know these historical figures, Rizal for example.
Spaniards are not the only ones; there are even Americans that do not even know the Louisianna Purchase , or the complete list of American Presidents.
In defense to Chicogon, though, I have worked closely with Spanish professors in Mexico as well as in Spain in my research and publication on Filipino National Evolution, which was part of my History Major Dissertation.
Jose Rizal is quite well known in Spanish higher education. The professors, the history students, the political scientists etc know him, but the average everday Spaniards that have no backing or understanding in colonial history will not known him.
I think it is important to expound on their importance, for individuals like these were pivotal in national consciousness.
Rizal's popularity in Spain began in the late 1880s when he published works in La Solidaridad, even making passionate followers of his works. Rizal was so well known in the intellectual community in his day that he had followers and readers from Brussels, Netherlands, Germany (Heidelburg), France, Britain, Portugal and of course in Spain.
It was only after Rizal's death and after the loss of the Philippines to the United States that Spain really did awaken. The defeat of the Spanish Empire to the United States in the Spanish-American War in 1898 was the motivating factor that led to the political awakening in Spain, the development of a parliamentary democracy and a move from the aristocratc parliamentary form that was set in place by Bourbon Kings.
I believe it was His Majesty King Alfonso XIII that said after Madrid defeat to America, "Dios Mio..el imperio español ha terminado. ha terminado."
(My God, the Spanish Empire is dead. It is over)
It was only after Spain's defeat that it followed the course of governmental remodeling. Since the loss of Her American colonies in the early 19th century, Spain was in a spiral downward and was incapable of preventing further revolutions in its last remaining colonies in Cuba, Puerto Rico, y Las Filipinas because Spain's communication channel was weak. That and the reign of the previous king, His Majesty King Alfonso XII was quite the conservative King. By the time the progressive King Alfonso XIII took the throne, it was already too late. Revolution in Cuba erupted, and even the Loyal Philippines rose up in dissension. The Philippines' eruption into revolution signaled the end for Spain's once mighty Global Empire.
History. Things happen for a reason. For a greater good.
Quote from: glacier_71 on August 29, 2009, 12:05:04 AM
if there are people in my previous work who even didn't know that Philippines has MacDonald stores, I am not surprised if some souls have no knowledge about Rizal and the Philippines or other stuffs from eons ago.


Quote from: chicogon on August 28, 2009, 10:39:39 PM
Not totally true. I believe Rizal has been recognized in Spain, even a town in Germany does, although people nowadays are indifferent toward heroes or history in general. Of course, we don't talk much about them anymore after all these years but that doesn't mean they never knew him. Maybe it's us who don't know much what people in that particular place/country know or what their history book has been saying all along. Maybe we need to read more or do some more research... but that's out of the question. A little more immersion maybe....



Quote from: Lorenzo on August 27, 2009, 05:38:16 AM
Can one rent boat for the day? I was told by family members that if one goes on the boat cruise, to make sure one takes prophylaxis for malaria and insect repellant. The waters of Loboc are ridden with Plasmodium vivax and Plasmodium falcifarum ~ the causatives of malarial infection.
In any river basin.

Quote from: benelynne on August 27, 2009, 07:07:25 AM
It would seem from the Youtube postings that the tourists enjoy the ride. But unless we increase the number of tourists substantially, the Loboc river cruise needs newer concepts and better service to sustain the interest of tourists. Loboc's best advantage is still that it is the midpoint of the well-beaten tourism route.


so was really fast and we even were overtaken other boats.
I do not like them a lot. I am not the kind of tourist that goes with a cam in the hand all the time
-Quote from: Lorenzo on August 25, 2009, 03:40:23 PM
Keko am happy you visited my beloved Valencia!
Hopefully I can meet you in Spain.
I wish to visit Mother Spain someday.
Viva!

Quote from: Lucky09 on May 01, 2009, 08:03:58 PM
Las Filipinas eran hija de España.

Quote from: Mari on August 25, 2009, 10:27:13 AM
why is it always associated with 'money' when we choose to be with a foreigner. we all deserve to be with someone regardless of race and nationality, someone who will love us, understand and care.




Quote from: Lorenzo on August 25, 2009, 04:57:18 AM
Como Estas?!
Hope your stay el Las Filipinas was great!
Regards, amigo!



. If they do not do it then later they shouldn´t say "All filipinas marry for money" or "all foreigners etc etc
"



Quote from: thegirlnextdoor on August 24, 2009, 07:44:07 PM
Many foreigner guys are ugly who come here looking for love and some are on fixed income due to being clinically diagnosed as manic depressed. They receive what we call an SSI if they found unable to work do to non curable chemical imbalances in the head.





Quote from: Lorenzo on February 23, 2009, 08:33:57 AM
Three words come out when I think of Mother Spain:
Conservative
Catholic
Gorgeous
Spain is not as catholic and so conservative as you think.






Quote from: Lorenzo on March 31, 2009, 08:25:12 PM
Yes, Bohol es mi patria, pero yo vivo y estudio aqui en Los Estados Unidos.
Keko, mi amigo, yo tengo muchos amigos Hispanoles y Argintenos. hahaha.
Ah, Dios Mio, La Mujer Hispanola esta muy increible ! y guapa! si, mucho mas.
Por supuesto, eh? hahaha!
Welcome to Tubag Bohol!
Saludos!
Lorenzo





