rbautista65  05-12-2013
01:46 PM ET (US)
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HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY TO ALL THE MOMS OUT THERE!
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ElingMB67 05-12-2013
12:22 PM ET (US)
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Enjoy! God bless.
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WJGBalderama 05-10-2013
01:07 AM ET (US)
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I was watching 'Strict ang Peyrents Ko' on Viva Movie Channel.
It must have been made during the dark days of Philippine movie making because there obviously was no quality control done on it before it was put out for general release.
I say that because one of the male actors was seen scratching his balls or groin. I observed this annoying behavior several times during the course of the movie.
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WJGBalderama 05-07-2013
03:15 PM ET (US)
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The dam is about to break on Benghazi.
I just saw a bumper sticker: Clinton for Prison 2016.
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WJGBalderama 05-03-2013
09:34 PM ET (US)
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Another favorite talk show/deejay of mine is someone named Laila Chikadora (I suspect that's not her real last name) of Interaksyon 5. She comes on at 11:30 AMish (2:30 AM, Philippine time). She's a hoot. Makes my hike a lot of fun and easier 'cause she makes me a laugh with her good cheer and funny antics. As you know, I don't normally use earphone when I'm hiking, so I have her channel 92.3 FM on superloud (to get there on Tunein, press category called By Location, then Asia, and finally Philippines). When I like something or want to comment, I stop and tweet her on @LailaChikadora. I have been greeted by her several times on the air ('Oh, si Mr. Bill Balderama, have a nice hike...paki instagram naman ang view diyan'). First time she mentioned me, she was asking who in the world would hike in the wee hours of the morning, until she realized that her fan is on the other side of the world in sunny Oceanide.
Isn't technology great?
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WJGBalderama 05-03-2013
09:20 PM ET (US)
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No, I hadn't the chance to meet Gigi. Ang dami casing inasikaso. But I plan to go see her in June. I shall be staying much longer then, kaya hndi ora-orada.
80 php for buko? Naisahan ka, dahil kay mang Pablo and suki namin, eh, 28 pesos lang and isa. Kong gusto mo pa, bubuksan niya para mainom mo yong gates, then he will kudkud it for you and put it in a small plastic bag for take home. Or you can buy the coconut as is. The going rate for buko of any size doon sa bangketa and side stores outside of SM Fairview is 25 to 30 pesos lang.
How do you like my Taglish? I am doing this in honor of Kris Aquino. She's the queen of Taglish in the Philipiines. Ikaw na!
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ElingMB67 05-03-2013
10:22 AM ET (US)
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Bill: talagang maganda ang Phils, pero hindi yata kasya ang ss dyan.
sa buko lang eh 0.99cents dito...dyan eh 80pesos ($2+), hehe.
Enjoy your stay...have you met with Gigi already?
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WJGBalderama 05-03-2013
10:00 AM ET (US)
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Here's a website that will help you plan for what you want to do next in the Philippines. DOT did a good job on this:
http://itsmorefuninthephilippines.com
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WJGBalderama 05-03-2013
05:29 AM ET (US)
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Conversation overheard at a Walmart involving two elderly black ladies discussing their younger family members:
1st Black Woman: "You talk to them about whats happening with the cost of groceries rising, everyone's out of work and on welfare, and they just look dumbfounded.
Don't they know whats happening and how Obama's playing them like fools??!"
2nd Black Women: I know, my son don't even know, and don't seem to care. He just sits there on the couch, lard butt that he is, watch his sports, and drinking his beer, wanting me to get him a sandwich. I told him, I ain't never, ever seen this country so screwed up. Obama said he's gonna get us jobs, but everything he does puts more of us out of work. They want that pipeline out of Canada, and that Kenyan piece of trash says he's got to study it some more? What the hell is wrong with this guy?
1st Woman: Well that ain't the half of it. My granddaughter said that her teacher only wants to talk about how great socialism worked in Europe.
I told her about my father's experience liberating them idiots during World War II, and she had no clue about the thousands of Americans that died, killing all those so-called socialists.
2nd Woman: Really? What about that liar telling us he was going to defend marriage, and then turning his back on us, and promoting homosexuallity? And just the other day he turned that first terrorists loose that bombed Boston. Doesn't he know that son of Bin Ladin financed and planned that bombing?
And Obama met with his parents in the White House, and all of a sudden, he's turned loose? How in the hell did he win that second term? Are all of our youngsters on drugs? Don't they see, don't they know Obama's lying to them? How can they vote for that traitor? Satan sure is messing with their minds if they think that Arab-Kenyan gives a rat's pah-tooty about their needs. They can't be that stupid!"
1st Woman: "Well what the hell can we do? There's too many stupid black voters out their. We gotta get a hold of our schools, NOW !"
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WJGBalderama 05-03-2013
05:24 AM ET (US)
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That's why PNoy is not married. I suspect he secretly harbors passion for the likes of Ricky Reyes. But, I guess to each his own. If it's true, I will not be shocked by it. News of him going to dinner with eligible bachelorettes could be designed to create false impression.
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Romeo Sirate 05-02-2013
11:59 PM ET (US)
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Bill: Have you heard the latest news coming from Malacanang? P-Noy and Ricky Reyes are dating and Vice Ganda from what I heard are'nt too happy about it. Edited 05-03-2013 12:01 AM
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WJGBalderama 05-02-2013
06:19 PM ET (US)
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Here's a real shocker, if it happens: Vice Ganda comes out and declares himself heterosexual.
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WJGBalderama 05-02-2013
06:18 PM ET (US)
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I will be shocked if Ninoy Aquino comes out of the closet. But he has a lot to lose, so maybe not during his term. Edited 05-02-2013 06:21 PM
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WJGBalderama 05-02-2013
06:17 PM ET (US)
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I am exchanging twitter messages with a sportscaster from Interaksyon 5 in Manila. I tell him that Jason Collins probably came out not because he wants to, but because he needed to do something spectacular before his contract re-negotiation is up, w/c is pretty soon. Remember now: Collins averages 2 points per game. Not exactly Star material, by basketball standard. And, look, he has a girlfriend of 8 years. To now come out? C'mon! What is the point? No, too coincidental. The sportscaster promises to explore that angle. At any rate, I told him that should a PBA player come out, it would not be shocking anymore,. In fact, nothing shocks the Filipino sensibilities any longer. Being bakla does not carry the same stigma it once had decades back, anyway. It has come to the point where everyone just go, ho-hum, whenever someone you least expect comes out and declare himself to be a man-eater.
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Romeo Sirate 05-01-2013
12:31 PM ET (US)
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Do you know how a straight rooster would sound like when it crows?
"Cock-a-doodle-doo"
A gay rooster would sound "Any-cockle-doo".
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WJGBalderama 04-26-2013
09:07 PM ET (US)
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Ever wonder how I remember little things about the past? Since the early days of the Marine Corps, I have always kept a journal of what I call Main Events. From time to time, I review these and memories come into sharp focus. You would be surprised what a great learning/re-learning/recalling aids these journals are. They are quite valuable. I told my wife that when I die and before my body is donated to Science Fiction, that she ought to make these journals available to whom it may concern. Who knows, someone in the distant future might learn something, like why I can never learn how to dance the Argentinian Tango or Lambada; what makes Filipinos call Jessica Sanchez 'Filipino-Mexican' when she was born in America; why the science of growing money from trees is a false one; and other nifty stuff. I notice that my journals do not contain a single entry on my thoughts about white-on-brown discrimination. It does not exist for me. I don't know. Maybe I have learned to play the white man's game that very one of them I dealt with see me as equal. Heck, come to think of it, some of the white AND black folks I work with in the military and after think I am a different kind of leader that must be listened to. Is it the way I treat or lead them -- or is it my raw good looks? LOL!
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WJGBalderama 04-26-2013
08:41 PM ET (US)
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Romeo, pare...that is the most often heard comment I get from liberals. I should tell you a story about the time when I was stationed in Marine Barracks, Treasure Island. I think it was about the time when there was a talk on the national level of unionizing the military. Mid- to late 70s, as I recall. Naturally, people who are in know the effects of unionizing us, right? It would be quite devastating not only to the morale, but to the readiness of the entire Armed Services. Anyway, my wife and I were looking around San Francisco for a house to invest in from my reenlistment bonus. We came upon this house for sale not far from where her Uncle and Auntie live. We went inside and inquire about the house. The owners were a typical San Francisco hippie couple -- long hair, peasant dress, braided hairs, Grateful Dead get-up - the works, pare. The man entertained us while the woman of the house remained seated reading a print-out. The title of the print-out was 'Is The Marine Corps Obsolete?' I was very familiar with this study because our Company CO Captain Lamouriuex (he got out to become Deputy Commander for the San Francisco PD across the Bay) made all the Staff NCOs READ and discuss its contents. It was part of our leadership discussion. When the lady looked up at me, she saw I was sporting short hair. "In the service?," she asked. I said yes and I am in the Marine Corps. And I mentioned that I am quite familiar with what she is holding in her hand. Then she asked me what I think of the Armed Forces being unionized. I said, 'That'll be the day," meaning I don't agree at all. She quizzed me some more, and we had a good repartee about it. Then after a few minutes of lively discussion, she threw the ineveitable question libs asked to show their superiority - she asked what my rank was. I said Staff Sergeant. She then slumped back with a weak, "Oh...", a look of disappointment covering her face. A typical lib, I thought. My opinion does not count because I am ONLY an enlisted man. No matter how brilliant my rebuttal and reasoning were that the Marine Corps is NOT obsolete and that a military union would be a bad idea, I did not think I was able to convince her about the error of her ways because she was only talking to a Marine sergeant. I remember my wife's reaction: she said, 'you had better put in for OCS like you wanted or you will never win an argument against these people.'
Liberals are everything we accuse them of: possessing of misplaced morality, superiority complex, idiocy belying their claimed education, and other maladies. Pare, I deal with these people everyday. I know them, as Rush says, 'like the back of my nicotine-stained finger.' It would be interesting to find and isolate like-minded politicians in the Philippines. I have my work cut out for me there. But they are easy to spot - any politician who admires Obama is automatically a member of the Idiot Club.
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WJGBalderama 04-26-2013
01:38 PM ET (US)
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What's in a name? http://nationalreview.com/article/346689/diagnosing-dr-bidenI read this article with a little bit of amusement. At the conclusion of the article, I said to myself that that's what's wrong with the state of education in the Philippines today. People are just too proud to NOT have their temporary titles included in print or mentioned in informal conversations. Case in point: a prospective buyer came to my house in Quezon City, and she was interested in buying 'something like this,' pointing to the house. She introduced herself as 'doctor' then her first and last name. Anyway, I must have pissed her off because all throughout my 'presentation' (BTW, I am NOT - repeat NOT - going to sell that house anymore) I called her by her first name without the 'Doctora.' The look of irritation on her face was palpable. It was only after she left that our katiwala said to me: 'hindi po ata niya nagustuhan yong tawag ninyo sa kanya.' He was right. By the way, among friends and those who are within my immediate circle,' I insist on being called 'Bill' or, if I am older or you work with me, a simple 'PO' is preferred. Not SIR. No SIR. PO is the proper honorifics used for people who are much older or more -- AHEM -- good-looking. Joke lang. (That's another annoying Filipino 'habit' I neither understand nor participate in - issue a post-disclaimer that something I said is a joke...if you don't understand my joke, it's your friggin' problem). Anyway, the linked article is interesting because it shows where we Filipinos got this bad 'habit' from. For me, if you are a doctor or a nurse, or something, I will call you by your title if you are practicing your profession in pursuant of a business, commercial, or healthcare transaction with me. Otherwise, in a casual conversation, do not expect me to call you by the title you earned as shown by that parchment paper hanging on your wall. After all, I do not expect you to call me 'Master' (I even have TWO graduate degrees), do I? Kapis? Edited 04-26-2013 07:45 PM
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Romeo Sirate 04-26-2013
01:17 PM ET (US)
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Ay nako Pare, even if you try to tell a liberal that a rattlesnake wagging its tail will strike and bite you, he would probably just say "oh yeah, let's see". I remember an incident where my former son-in-law was trying to embarass me in front of his friends, telling them that people who joined the military do it because they can't do anything else or they're not smart enough to do anything else. He went on and on about the military being this and that, so I said to him, "compare to what"? I told him how he's always bragging about how much money he makes and yet I'm the one who buys things for his son but what really shut him up was when I told him that I probably make more than him and I don't even work. Liberals have no peripheral visions in my opinion. They can only see what's in front of them and no matter how hard you try to explain to these people that the world is round and water is wet, they will always come up with this answer, "yeah, but"...
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WJGBalderama 04-26-2013
10:57 AM ET (US)
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I agree, pare. If you will recall, Bernard Lewinsky simply shrugged his shoulder when told that her daughter 'did the dirty,' to paraphrase a certain 'Reverend' Wright of Trinity church in Chicago, with BJ Clinton. Unbelievable what liberals accept in the name of politics. You and I see eye-to-eye on this and very clearly so, but for many of our fellow expats, this is not the case. They do not choose the right path. It is like the first words of that rap part in the song I linked below: 'Alam natin ang tama, pero bakit natin hindi ginagawa...' I have something to say about why Philippines seem to be having difficulty with progress: despite heavy involvement with everything politics, the Filipino is still politically immature. This explains why Filipinos in America have this head-scratching love for things Democrats: they carry with them the political immaturity of their counterpart back home. There is a perfect example in my niece, a daughter of my cousin who also attended CGEAHS. (Her dad's sister, the former Lysbeth Bongolan, is a CGEAHS alumnus). Anyway, my niece is a brilliant girl, graduating from Columbia University with a BA and a double Master. What I could not understand was she was active in the two presidential campaigns of transcript-hiding Obama. I asked: 'WHY?' Her answer? 'Uncle, because he went to my school!' Unbelievably stupid coming from a brilliant child. I tried to explain to her what her family and others she knew have been through under the first administration of her candidate, that giving him a second one is the height of stupidity. Wala run. Useless. I just hope that those who supported Obama will soon realize that they helped bring about the DEMISE OF LIBERTY in America. (But do they even understand what that means?)
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Romeo Sirate 04-26-2013
12:35 AM ET (US)
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A man got a call from his wife and was told that his young daughter was raped. Sounding really mad, he asked his wife who the rapist was, she said it was Bill Clinton. He asked his wife if it was the real Bill Clinton and not just some wannabe. She said it's the president. He told his wife to hang up and that he will call her back in a few minutes. Several minutes later he made a call to his wife and told her not to worry about a thing. He checked the stock market and it's doing great, unemployment is'nt doing so bad and the American people just loved this man so go ahead and tell your daughter she should be honored that it was Clinton who raped instead of some Republican. I think this scenario is something that a sick liberal would do, don't you agree?
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WJGBalderama 04-25-2013
07:24 PM ET (US)
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Romeo - I saw a liberal fall into the river a month ago and I reported it to the authorities immediately, but have not seen it on the news. I'm beginning to think I wasted a first-class stamp.
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WJGBalderama 04-25-2013
07:07 PM ET (US)
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Are you afraid of snakes?
I just came from a hike, and I thought you should know - not me...not anymore. I used to be deathly afraid of them. These days. I just stay out of their way, wait for them to slither back through the bushes, or do something to get 'em off my path.
Today, I ran across two. They were straddled across the trail and enjoying the break in the weather. It was about 77 degrees Fahrenheit around Lake Calavera. Usually, these creatures come out of the bushes and into the sunlight at between 75 and 85 degrees. Now, I am talking about the non-poisonous kind. The rattlers come out when it's hotter than 85 degrees or so. You can't miss the rattlers because they give you warning sign that you are getting close to one: a clear rattling sound. The idea is to back out and give them as much space as possible. Anyway, the two snakes I saw today are non-poisonous. Black and brown, I think, in color. And I have become very, very observant about what is ahead of me. Anyway, both wouldn't move, so I pound on the ground with my hiking pole near where the two snakes were. They slither quickly into the bushes, and I went on to complete my hike.
The point of the story is I used to be deathly afraid of these creatures. I think the frequency of sightings during summer and right about now helped me overcome my fear of them. No, I will never bend over and pick one for closer inspection, but I would not be like before where I would simply turn around and go back the same way I came because I was too afraid to drive them away with a stick or a rock thrown from afar.
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WJGBalderama 04-25-2013
03:03 PM ET (US)
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Ha-ha! Very true. Although I love these people, I always kid around them about being tightwads.
My son-in-law James is not practicing, but he came from a prominent Jewish family that settled in the New York area. His great-great uncle was the well-known composer Nathaniel Shilkret. His father Wayne, who died fm heart complications in 2006, was instrumental in bringing classical performers to the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. Even the walls in his house in Cerritos when I visited there after his death had photos of him and other classical greats like Barashnykov, Kanawa, others. I have two grandsons, 6 and 8, who are following in their grandpa's (not me) footsteps - they are regular performers in Hollywood commercials and have bit parts in movies. Baka ang kalabaslabasan niyan, magkakaroon ako ng mga apo na artista. OK naman.
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Romeo Sirate 04-25-2013
02:31 PM ET (US)
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Bill: Have you heard the other version of how Moses got the ten commandments from God? Well, we all know that God's CP is up on Mt. Sinai, and he's up there pretty much on his own. One day he decided to come down and pass some of his commandments to the inhabitants living below the mountain. The first group of people that he encountered were the Egyptians. He hollered at Ramses and asked him if he wants some of his commandments. Ramses scoffed at him and told God to take his commandments somewhere else because they don't believe in any of it. Disappointed, God continued on because almost everyone that he encountered turned him down. Tired and frustrated, he decided to head back to Mt Sinai and try it again some other time. On the way up, he noticed a guy with a white beard warming his feet in front of a burning bush, so God hollered at him and asked for his name. He said his name is Moses, and God asked him if he would like some commandments? Moses started scratching his head and asked God how much is it going to cost? God said to Moses, nothing it's free. Moses smiled at God and said, "heck in that case I'll take ten". Of course we all know that Moses was a Hebrew (Jew) and they have a reputation for being a tight wad that's why he asked if it's going to cost him anything. Edited 04-25-2013 02:34 PM
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WJGBalderama 04-25-2013
01:08 PM ET (US)
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That's very true, Romeo.
Here's another one that takes the embarrassing spectacle of the Barreto family airing their dirty laundry in public:
An alien walked into a sari-sari store and told the owner that he came from Mars and wanted to buy a brain for research.
''How much is this one?'' he asked. ''Well that one is a Palawan monkey brain and it's PHP20,'' he explained.
''And how much is that one?'' he asked ''Well that one is a CGEAHS female alumni brain and its PHP100.'' he explained.
''And how much is that one?'' he asked. ''That one is a Philippine movie star's brain and it is PHP1000'' he explained.
''Why so expensive?'' the alien asked.
''Well it has hardly been used!''
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Romeo Sirate 04-25-2013
01:00 AM ET (US)
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Bill, do you know why there's hardly any UFO sightings being reported from Pinas? First, I think ET are reluctant to land because they are worried sick about having their spacecraft stripped for parts. Then, the idea of being mistaken for food because of their appearance is even more dreadful.
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WJGBalderama 04-24-2013
01:52 PM ET (US)
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It's really this simple: in the old days, Filipinos were giants. Yes, they are, and no one can convince me otherwise. Just go to a typical Filipino house, and you will find those huge, oversized utensils - wooden fork and spoon - that hang on their kitchen walls. Yes, that's the proof that ang mga ninono natin are unusually tall, giant-like.
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WJGBalderama 04-24-2013
01:46 PM ET (US)
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Question: What do you get when you cross a Jewish shopper and a Filipino politician?
Answer: Someone who insists on buying your vote at 20% off.
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WJGBalderama 04-24-2013
01:41 PM ET (US)
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Question: What do you get when you cross an Italian and a Chinese?
Answer: Someone who makes you an offer you can't understand.
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rbautista65 04-24-2013
12:12 PM ET (US)
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Guys: Them jokes are funny. I guess it won't hurt to start your day laughing. After all, laugther they said is the best medicine. Ha..ha. That one tenacious joke will linger a while. Keep them coming,,feet up it is!
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Romeo Sirate 04-24-2013
10:46 AM ET (US)
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What do you get when you cross a Mexican and a Chinese?
A car thief that can't drive.
How do you get a Filipino's attention in a crowded mall?
Just go "Psssst" really loud.
In an ESL class, a Filipino teenager was asked to use the word "tenacious" in a sentence.
When I go jogging, I always wear my tenacious.
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WJGBalderama 04-24-2013
09:35 AM ET (US)
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OK, another story in the continuing saga of Little Johnny:
One day, during a lesson on proper grammar, the teacher asked the class for a show of hands from those who could use the word "beautiful" in the same sentence twice.
First, she called on Little Lisa, who responded with, "My father bought my mother a beautiful dress and she looked beautiful in it."
"Very good, Lisa," replied the teacher. She then called on Little Tommy.
"My mommy planned a beautiful banquet and it turned out beautifully," he said.
"Excellent, Tommy!"
Then, the teacher called on Little Johnny...
Johnny: "Last night, during supper, my sister told my father that she was pregnant, and he said, Beautiful, just f*%@# beautiful!"
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Romeo Sirate 04-24-2013
12:37 AM ET (US)
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A young boy asked his mother if when we die, do we go to heaven feet first or head first? She told her son she's not really sure because people never really talk much about it. A few days later the little told his mother that we go to heaven feet first. A bit surprise, she curiously asked her son who told him that answer. He said I actually I heard it from you. The other night I got thirsty and I went to the kitchen to have a glass of water. I walked past your bedroom and I noticed that the door was slightly open and I heard you moaning. I took a peek and I saw you with your legs up in the air and you kept saying " Oh lord I'm coming, I'm coming".
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WJGBalderama 04-23-2013
09:53 PM ET (US)
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Romy, the variation of the story is the addition of two people: a Filipino INC layman, who follows the Biblical edict to the letter - he gives 10% to God and keeps the rest to himself; and a Muslim Imam, who glorifies Allah by spending all donations on explosives and ammunition..
Eling and Roger: there are young people in the Philippines today that I just absolutely adore because of their focus on doing right. My wife and I talk about them a lot. They express their hopes and dreams through music like the music you heard.
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Romeo Sirate 04-23-2013
08:29 PM ET (US)
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A Catholic priest, a Baptist minister and a Jewish rabbi were discussing the subject of how their church and themselves divide the money that have been collected. The Catholic priest started by saying that he would just draw a line on the floor, toss all the money in the air and anything that fell on the other side of the line goes to God and the ones that fell on his side the line is his. Well, the Baptist minister says he would just draw a circle, toss all the money in the air and anything that fell inside the circle is Gods and anything outside the circle is his. The Jewish rabbi started laughing and made fun of his buddies. He says the way I do is a lot easier than yours, I don't draw a line or a circle, I just toss all the money in the air, what stays up is God's and the ones that fell on the floor is mine.
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rbautista65 04-23-2013
02:14 PM ET (US)
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Little Johhny joke:
At school little Johnny learns about medicines.
The lady teacher asks the pupils what kind of medicines they know and what they are used for.
The first pupil said: Tylenol?
Very good! And what is it used for?
It is used for headache.
The second pupil said: Nytol
Excellent. And what it is used for?
To help you sleep.
Now it is Johnny's turn and he said:Viagra
Johnny. What is it used for?
I think it can be used for diarrhea.
Who told you this?
Nobody, but every evening my mother tells my father 'take a Viagra, maybe that little sh*t will get harder'.
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rbautista65 04-23-2013
02:08 PM ET (US)
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RomY: Hi Romy, it's good to see you back in circulation. How have you been? I hope all is well with you and your family.
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rbautista65 04-23-2013
02:07 PM ET (US)
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Bill: Impressive music indeed. Keep music that you like so we can listen to it also.
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rbautista65 04-23-2013
02:05 PM ET (US)
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Eling: Thanks for posting the photos. They're great!
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ElingMB67 04-23-2013
01:35 AM ET (US)
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ElingMB67 04-23-2013
01:29 AM ET (US)
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Bill: Impressive musical production...I like it too...thanks for sharing.
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WJGBalderama 04-19-2013
04:02 PM ET (US)
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Romy, eto ang paboritong music ko ngayon. It's called Dapat Tama, and it's non-political, favors no candidate in particular, and being used by GMA Pinoy TV to bring attention to that most important, but often taken-for-granted right of a free people - the right to vote.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5smErKJNceQ
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WJGBalderama 04-19-2013
03:48 PM ET (US)
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Seriously, and deep in my heart, I see hope in the rise of the Filipino. In fact, I am very optimistic in my view. And here is the strangest thing about it. The change is not only going to come from decent people like BOC Commissioner Ruffy Biazon, but also with the willing participation of Philippine media/news agencies. That's right. It might come as a surprise to most of us expatriates who have been exposed to the sorry-assed antics of liberal MSM. The major networks in PI (GMA Pinoy TV, TFC, etc.) are all into improving/promoting Philippines, but the one station I prefer is the Kapuso Network (GMA Pinoy TV). Their news hour '24 Oras' is truly an information-packed excursion into common-sense disguised as news. I will post their political campaign advocacy theme song next post, and tell me what you think. Edited 04-19-2013 04:08 PM
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Romeo Sirate 04-19-2013
01:15 PM ET (US)
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Bill, do you really think, I mean deep in your heart that the nature of politics in our homeland will ever change? This type of political activities in my humble opinion is what keeping our country from true greatness. It is hard to imagine that with all the bright minds that our country are able to produce we are still sitting at the bottom of a dry well. It's really sad that the one entity that is responsible for keeping our country straight had become the breeding ground for such activities. Corruption in our country is a way of life. It exist in all level, from the rich and the powerful and sometimes even the poorest of the poor. The rich and powerful uses corruption to conduct business, the poor have to resort to it just to be able to survive. Just like in Mindanao, almost every cities and towns, the Jalosjos clan are involved. Edited 04-19-2013 01:17 PM
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WJGBalderama 04-19-2013
11:34 AM ET (US)
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Ha-ha. Puppies. Did you know that, despite being visibly upset over the failure of the background check in the Senate, Obama is actually relieved about it. Why? Because now no one is going to ask him for a background check anymore.
My wife's province is in the news again. A small-town candidate has been reported to be engaged in massive vote-buying. The town is LAGAYAN, Abra.
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Romeo Sirate 04-18-2013
08:36 PM ET (US)
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Three young ladies are sitting in the waiting room of their Obstetrician. A redhead, a brunette and of course a blond. The subject of their conversation was about the gender of their babies. The redhead said that her mother told her that if she was on top when she and her husband was having sex, it's going to be a girl. The brunette said that she heard something similar from her aunt except that if she was on the bottom it's going to be a boy, when all of a sudden the blond started crying and shaking. They asked her what was wrong and her response was, "you mean I'm going to have puppies?"
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Romeo Sirate 04-18-2013
08:17 PM ET (US)
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Bill, this is what Obama said today about the bombing suspects. "We will find you and you will be punish". What in the heck is this nimrod talking about? The American people, especially those who lost loved ones in Benghazi are still waiting for his administration to find those that are responsible, where are they? And now he is talking nonsense again. I have a feeling that this tragic incident will again hit a brick wall or be swept under his rug or Holder's rug. And let's not forget about Brian Terry, the Border Patrol agent who lost his life because of Holder's BS.
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WJGBalderama 04-18-2013
07:22 PM ET (US)
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Ha-ha! 'Toys We Be!' How appropriate. Romy, I saw that look on the faces of Obama and Biden. Man, they were fit to be tied. Biden I can understand. He always carries a sullen face in times like this. It was the look I first saw when he was caught on TV when confronted with accusation that he plagiarized the speech of MP Neil Kinnock verbatim. I knew we got him then. But Obama was something else. I never saw that furious look before. I researched his condition, and I think he's exhibiting the symptom of a man suffering from advanced case of Narcissistic Personality Disporder (NPD). I am afraid for our country, pare. Susan Be Anthony, ha-ha. I get it. Did you hear about the two Irish gays? Gerald FitzPatrick and Patrick FitzGerald?
Obama went to Boston today, but I bet he is not going to Texas to honor the dead from the fertilizer plant explosion. Why? (1) Because it's in Texas, and you know what he feels about Texas; and, (2) Visiting a devastated fertilizer company would just confuse the people, and he does not want them to make conscious comparison which is which.
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Romeo Sirate 04-18-2013
05:47 PM ET (US)
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Bill, did you see the look on Obama and Biden's faces when they realized that their BS legislation got shotdown in the Senate? And what made it even worst was the nails that eventually sealed the coffin was from the Democrats themselves. I think Americans are finally coming to their senses and this could be the beginning of Obama's downfall. We'll see. Oh Bill, did you know that most black americans really thought that Susan B. Anthony was a woman who wants to become a man and I think Sharpton and Jesse Jackson are planning on going into business together. They plan to put Toys R Us out of business and open their own toy stores, they're naming these stores Toys we Be. See you pare!
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WJGBalderama 04-17-2013
02:54 PM ET (US)
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Once I got a nasty look from a woman because of poker. At first, I must have made quite an impression on her on account of my raw, good looks -- AHEM! -- because she came over to the table where my buddies and I were having a good time, introduced herself, and asked me specifically if I play poker. My reply was 'poker in the front or poker in the rear?' She stormed out of there in a huff. I don't know why. What? I only meant to clarify if playing poker in the living room or in the backyard makes any difference!
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WJGBalderama 04-17-2013
02:46 PM ET (US)
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Romeo! Wassup, pare.. Glad to see you here again. I went to Mac's Facebook and read the news. Also got an FB message from him regarding his dad's passing. We all share in his grief as most of us have probably gone through the terrible pain of losing loved ones.
Pare, join me sa http://www.sulit.com.ph. I have created no less than 20 topics in their Discussion Forum. I am still very active in the 2nd Amendment, prolife, and other conservative issues here in our adopted country. That you can't take away. If you happen to read online comments on Fox News articles and other pubs, you will probably see my track ('WJGBalderama'). I usually comment on those 5 things that really annoy the heck out of me (Barack. Hussein. Obama. Communist. Idiot.) Anyway, after you create your account at Sulit.com, search for me on the Forum topics. What am I trying to accomplish? This is probably a losing proposition, but in my own way I am trying to help change mentality among that small group of posters. (I don't ever want to run across the irritating episode of a Filipino knocking on and trying to pry open a LOCKED bathroom door, asking 'mey tao po ba diyan?')
See you, pare.
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Romeo Sirate 04-17-2013
01:02 PM ET (US)
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Bill, Roger kamusta na kayong dalawa? I had a little chat with our friend Mac, I was complementing him on their photos that he posted on Facebook. That's when he told me about his Dad's passing and that he won't even be able to see his Dad for the last time because Lydia is still getting treatment for her cancer. I told them to continue to keep the faith and don't loose hope. Edited 04-17-2013 06:40 PM
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ElingMB67 04-16-2013
11:39 PM ET (US)
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Raquel/Allen: I need a refresher course for the 3-card table poker...see you guys soon!
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ElingMB67 04-16-2013
11:35 PM ET (US)
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Roger: try to email Nato, he may know the rest of the links...don't work too hard...see you guys soon! Edited 04-16-2013 11:40 PM
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rbautista65 04-16-2013
12:01 PM ET (US)
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Eling: I would like to add other batches but unfortunately I do not have the link to their MB.
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rbautista65 04-16-2013
11:59 AM ET (US)
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Bill: My siblings and other relatives know that I am not rich so they leave me alone. They know that we only send money on Christmas time or when we have extra. Very seldom do they ask for help unless its really necessary. Thank God otherwise, they will be disappointed.
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rbautista65 04-16-2013
11:54 AM ET (US)
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Beck: Tama ka, kala ko pa easy easy na lang after retirement pero hindi pa rin. Okay lang kasi kahit papaano ay kumikita ng konti. Nakakapagod din pala. Nakakalakad ka na ba ng maayos? Baka puwede ka na sa next time na lakaran.
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rbautista65 04-16-2013
11:50 AM ET (US)
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Jun: Nagsend ako ng message kay Renat0 via Skype pero walang response. I'll try again, baka busy lang sya. Kumusta ka na?
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rbautista65 04-16-2013
11:49 AM ET (US)
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Eling: Okay lang na hindi ako kasama sa picture kasi may iba pa naman.
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Beck Dungca 04-14-2013
10:36 PM ET (US)
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Roger: I think retirement keeps you busy:)
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jun gabriel 04-14-2013
04:20 PM ET (US)
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NAMATAY FATHER NI RENATO MACAPAGAL (BATCH 65). TINGNAN NYO RIN SA FACEBOOK
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WJGBalderama 04-14-2013
01:20 PM ET (US)
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One way to hear less from relatives is to disown them or, at least, give them 'the silent treatment' right off the bat. If you can't relay that message yourself, create a situation 'through the grapevine,' and neither confirm nor deny to add intrigue to the situation. Sooner or later, you will slowly notice a change where you hear less and less from relatives or even they stop communicating with you altogether. But you will not do that, will you, Roger? You are an upstanding citizen who value relationships. As for me, I do not have patience for relatives who only sees the bulge (or lack of it) on my back pocket.
Fortunately, I do not have relatives like that. I am sure a lot have. However, my problem is not relatives with open palms, but closed minds. When we sit together, we discuss the issues of the day and, failing to agree, take out our pistols and point at each other, promising to end the supposedly apolitical conversation once and for all, until cooler heads prevail.
<Sigh>. Just a day in the life of the Ilocanos.
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WJGBalderama 04-14-2013
01:01 PM ET (US)
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Look for my forum topics on Sulit.com.ph. Here's one I wrote last night. Please comment. You can also find other topics of importance under user account WJGBalderama:
http://www.sulit.com.ph/index.php/view+top...of+Customs#m3566012
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ElingMB67 04-14-2013
10:59 AM ET (US)
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Roger: Thanks for posting the other MB links.
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ElingMB67 04-13-2013
09:49 PM ET (US)
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Roger: Yan ang hirap sa photographer wala ka sa picture...swerte naman tayo at maylaging kakilang bagong couple sa mga napagbabakasyonan natin...btw, kasama ba kami sa iyong saving for our next trip? ok lang na hindi makalinis sa bahay...sabi nga ng yomaong Cathy "kailangan bang maglinis?". Hehe.
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rbautista65 04-13-2013
11:59 AM ET (US)
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Poems, music or what have you, they all bring joy and peace into one's being. Thank you Eling and Bill for posting them here. I'm thankful that you guys find the time to keep our MB alive. I miss going to PI. So many relatives yet to meet specially those in the provinces. That what drives me to work and thank God He is providing day after day. Hardly anytime left to clean the house and maintain the yard. Oh well!
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rbautista65 04-13-2013
11:46 AM ET (US)
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Eling: Sorry for not posting lately. I've been busy working and hopefully saving for our next trip. As far as the spinach, I still have some. Left over from the old plants that provided the seeds. I have a few seedlings growing up in pots. Maybe you can bring some with you next time you are here. I believe I still have few seeds also stashed somewhere.
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WJGBalderama 04-10-2013
10:43 PM ET (US)
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Wow. One thing lead to another. Because Eling asked, I did a research on a few other things and found out that my paternal cousin, an old haciendero in Cagayan Valley today, and still active, is a classmate of Salvador Escudero, the father of Sen. Francis Escudero. Both of them got their Vet Med degree from UP Los Banos in 1963. How about that? Also, John Fortes, dig this. Aren't you a member of the Vanguard frat from UP? My maternal cousin Rowell Clifford Reyes was a cadet company commander in UP ROTC and is a Vanguard, too! He's enjoying his retirement somewhere in the Chicago area today. Me? When I lost my scholarship from Araneta University Foundation, I also lost my yen for the paddle. You can say I quit - or was forced out - of Phi Omega Rho fraternity. Seems that they did not like the way I talked back to the Grand Rhoba! I told him he's one ugly son-of-a-bitch. (Look who's talking). Edited 04-10-2013 10:44 PM
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ElingMB67 04-10-2013
11:30 AM ET (US)
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Bill: Thanks for your insight...now I understand the passion in your comment and I quote: ""I am speechless -- and teary-eyed. I point to my head and say 'American.' But I also point to my chest and say 'Pilipino.'". Thanks for sharing your research.
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WJGBalderama 04-10-2013
03:48 AM ET (US)
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Here's an article on the law governing the singing of the Philippine National Anthem:
http://www.bakitwhy.com/articles/philippin...ing-national-anthem
PHP 75,000 is stiff fine.
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WJGBalderama 04-09-2013
10:54 PM ET (US)
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The words are the same, yes. In fact, there is a Philippine Law that considers deviation in the singing of the national anthem as a travesty and is punishable with heavy fine and imprisonment.
No, the modern aspect is the way Filipinos look at the concept of 'hero.' One doesn't have to stand before a firing squad or be punished under extremely horrendous condition to be elevated into the status of a hero. The modern version are the many OFWs who struggle to support their loved ones, as well as those who like you and your hubby and everybody else who give their precious time and effort helping the less fortunate back home.
I thought that message came across so well in the backdrop of Lupang Hinirang.
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ElingMB67 04-09-2013
02:31 PM ET (US)
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Bill: Modern version in what way? The lyrics/melody are the same...I thought they at least changed the beat. So, malapit ka na palang nasa Pinas ulit...how long stay this time? Edited 04-09-2013 09:07 PM
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WJGBalderama 04-09-2013
01:23 PM ET (US)
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After watching the modern version of Lupang Hinirang, I posted these comments:
"I am speechless -- and teary-eyed. I point to my head and say 'American.' But I also point to my chest and say 'Pilipino.'"
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WJGBalderama 04-09-2013
01:19 PM ET (US)
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The modern version of Lupang Hinirang from GMA Pinoy TV Network.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-FlcQ2xelU...ure=player_embedded
You are all heroes - you who go back and help out in any way, you who presevere and participate in numerous dental and medical mission...
Thank you.
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WJGBalderama 04-06-2013
02:15 PM ET (US)
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LOL.
An Ode to Swimmers
(A Parody of Emerson’s “The Rhodora”)
Upon being asked, when is practice.
Strange is the moving power of water.
It can be chilly, sometimes it’s hotter.
Swimming in meets, they can never be meek.
Over again, up to three times a week.
The tiring workout, with weights before.
The wonderful pool, smelling of chlorine.
It must be the English word for amor.
The mad timeless dash leaving no time to preen.
Swimmers! If the sages ask thee why,
Thy talent is in the water to fly.
Your talent is necessary to be great.
Always waiting for something and never late.
Waiting and watching the time on the clock.
Time to repeat it and do it again.
Tick, tock, tick, tock, tick, tock, tick, tock.
Over and over until the very end.
I was going to post a profoundly moving poem by Joey de Leon of Eat Bulaga, written to honor his lost dog. (Turns out that the dog was shanghaied by a pair of hungry itinerant workers from mountain province, but that's a story for another time).
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ElingMB67 04-06-2013
01:33 PM ET (US)
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Don't you just love to be on this bridge thinking of this poem soaking life...?
Ralph Waldo Emerson
The Rhodora
On Being Asked Whence Is the Flower
IN May, when sea-winds pierced our solitudes,
I found the fresh Rhodora in the woods,
Spreading its leafless blooms in a damp nook,
To please the desert and the sluggish brook.
The purple petals, fallen in the pool,
Made the black water with their beauty gay;
Here might the red-bird come his plumes to cool,
And court the flower that cheapens his array.
Rhodora! if the sages ask thee why
This charm is wasted on the earth and sky,
Tell them, dear, that if eyes were made for seeing,
Then Beauty is its own excuse for being:
Why thou wert there, O rival of the rose!
I never thought to ask, I never knew:
But, in my simple ignorance, suppose
The self-same Power that brought me there brought you.
HAVE A NICE WEEKEND, EVERYONE!
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WJGBalderama 04-05-2013
09:56 PM ET (US)
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I also tried raising vegetables in my backyard (around the pool). However, it seems that this is not my calling. I don't have green thumb like some people. I guess I am cursed into spending harvest time at Ranch 99.
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ElingMB67 04-05-2013
11:45 AM ET (US)
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Roger: Kumusta na ang spinach mo?
Etong sa amin eh medyo naghihingalo.
Hope mayron pa silang stamina na lumago.
Raquel: Yung ampalaya seeds na bigay mo, mayron namang dalawang umusbong.
Hope those will make it too.
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ElingMB67 03-31-2013
06:04 PM ET (US)
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HAPPY EASTER EVERYONE!
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WJGBalderama 03-21-2013
04:27 PM ET (US)
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Eling, maniwala ka, may constraint din and pangalan ko. The number of people back home who keep asking me how I got the nickname 'Bill' from William is annoying. I have had to explain that in the West, 'Bill' is the traditional nickname for William. But I give everyone a choice: Bill or 'Sweetie.' The old ladies at my Tea Party group call me that, and I have no problem with that. A dear friend had a great explanation long time ago, while we were still in high school and before I abandoned use of my baptismal name 'Samuel.' 'Bill' comes from the world BILLibit - Samuel Billibit. Ha-ha!
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ElingMB67 03-21-2013
02:49 PM ET (US)
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Bill: Hahaha, di nila kasalanan yun kung ganun ang pangalan hangang pagtanda! Swerte ka at walang constraint ang pangalan mo, hehe.
Well, heto si Gigi...I liked what she said in one of the meetings in Pinas and I quote "ACAAI Manila now, then the world...".
She is from B'75 and circulating rumor there that she'll be the next president of ACAAI...hope so.
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WJGBalderama 03-21-2013
12:44 PM ET (US)
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Eling, BTW, how old is Gigi? I was just thinking that GiGi is a young woman's name. I know someone in PI named Baby, but she is nothing like one - no teeth, breath stunk, and skin like a million dollars (all green and crumpled). Same with Boy, who just died of natural causes.
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WJGBalderama 03-20-2013
08:38 AM ET (US)
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Yes, June. I will ask for Gigi.
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ElingMB67 03-20-2013
03:54 AM ET (US)
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Bill: Great! Will tell ACAAI you'll be in touch...June, is it?
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WJGBalderama 03-19-2013
02:23 PM ET (US)
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Another passion of mine is preventing abuses and maltreatment of OFWs, mostly domestics, in foreign countries, particularly in Muslim con tries. See what I wrote: http://www.sulit.com.ph/index.php/view+top...o+Workers+%28OFW%29
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WJGBalderama 03-19-2013
12:49 PM ET (US)
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I will do that as soon as I get to PI.
Another activity to get busy with as a way to keep the adrenaline going. Adrenaline? Yeah. Seeing how people go about doing stupid things and call it 'business as usual' is enough to get the blood pumping.
I had a row with an SM Mall guard once. I went to the door and had my backpack out. It was the first time I've ever brought my laptop into the mall. I set it down on their inspection table, but he wouldn't open it. Instead, he waved me through, muttering with a slight tint of irritation, "hindi mo naman ini-open...sige na!' Oh, he expected me to unzip the bag for him to look inside it. I went back and told him: "hindi ko alam ang patakaran, pare...pinilit mo sana na makita and loob ng bag ko. Hindi ata tama iyan na pinapasok mo na lang ako." With that, I went to the inspection process again. The female secu' partner of his looked at me with amused interest. After that, we became friends. (No, I still insist on going through the inspection process).
My love for people in uniform knows no national boundary. Thus, I will do everything within my power to help them perform to the best of their abilities. Here's what I wrote about the PNP: http://www.sulit.com.ph/index.php/view+top...al+Police+%28PNP%29
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ElingMB67 03-19-2013
01:14 AM ET (US)
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Bill: Visit the ACAAI office and ask for Gigi (VP of Finance) or talk to Mrs. Dagdag, the Principal. Be nice to meet them personally. Or, contact John and go together. Considering his recent surgery, I was really surprised to see him at the grand reunion ready to party...that was nice. Edited 03-19-2013 01:26 AM
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WJGBalderama 03-18-2013
07:40 PM ET (US)
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Where can I get a list? Is it publish anywhere? Who coordinates the assignments?
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ElingMB67 03-18-2013
04:52 PM ET (US)
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Bill: Shocks! Cancelled pala ang library books project mo -- nag measure-measure pa yata kayo nuon dun, di ba? At least may mga shelves na. Anyway, the principal gave ACAAI an official office at Cgeahs campus(ribbon cutting Feb. 23rd). ACAAI has a long list of projects waiting for alumni to own. Principal Dagdag is encouraging alumni to own a project and slop their names to it/them to show what we have accomplished. Perhaps, now that you frequent Pinas, you may want to drop by and inquire. Cgeahs Intl supports 100% the dental mission yearly (been for the last 4 years now)...Cel is reviewing their new list and see what Cgeahs Intl can own in addition to dental mission and do fund raising again to make things happen.
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WJGBalderama 03-17-2013
04:39 PM ET (US)
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If your American hubby is Irish, send him my wish: 'May your kilt be short enough to do a jig but long enough to cover your Lucky Charms. Happy St. Patrick's Day.'
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WJGBalderama 03-17-2013
04:10 PM ET (US)
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Roger: Vilma is using MagicJack along with the Tattoo card when she makes contact. It works fine when we are connected, but the signals drop off occasionally. I suspect that the wifi card is the culprit. BTW, as much as I like their service, I had to report MagicJack for unauthorized renewal charge against my ATM - on two units. I bought two for gifts last year. My mistake was registering both under my name before giving them to my wife's friends in PI (so they can ppl in the States). The stipulation is for them to let me know if their unit needs renewal. Both has indicated non-use after only 6-months of service. I don't know what happened, but MagicJack automatically charged the ATM I used. I looked at my account online, and I don't see any kind of bank card saved. Even the renewal button is on the off position.
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WJGBalderama 03-17-2013
03:59 PM ET (US)
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Roger: VERY INTERESTED in what you used in PI for your broadband USB card. I would like to get one and send it to Vilma. She is using the tattoo card I bought at SM Fairview. It requires regular load interaction/input. That could be cost-prohibitive in the long run. Tell me more about it, pare. BTW, I am going back in early June.
John F: please provide contact info and schedule for the Mt. Apo and Mayon climb. Thanks. BTW, I sent you a pair of brand-new hiking poles and shoulder-slung water bottle in the LBC box I sent Saturday before last. Vilma will be contacting you once she receives the box around April 10 time frame. Don't say I have not contributed to your health and well-being, pare. You have to be around to lead us past 2015.
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WJGBalderama 03-17-2013
03:47 PM ET (US)
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Eling, I've given up that project last year, when I got feelers from the staff of Sen. Ping Lacson about pending legislation. I don't want to alarm you, but there are some movement in politics that you aren't going to like. Let's just say: tune in.
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ElingMB67 03-17-2013
02:23 PM ET (US)
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Bill: wow, there goes your library project! How's that coming anyway?
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rbautista65 03-17-2013
01:20 PM ET (US)
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Bill: Sorry we missed the mini reunion at your new house. Honestly if we had directions to finding your place, Rose and myself could have stopped by. We were near SM Fairview visiting Rose's sister. We left PI on Feb 27 and headed back for the US. Perhaps next time we could coordinate better. Like Eling, we did not encounter much issues with our phones. We texted most of the time unless the call was urgent. I even bought a broadband USB card for my laptop since we have no wireless where we were staying at. It worked fine. I was able to connect to the internet with good speed and made calls to the US using magic jack.. I hope to see other pictures of your gathering. I could not identify some of the ladies. That legislation about banning CDs, DVDs and books is sad. I believe its a move backward from progress. That's why our country is left behind compared to its neighbors. Edited 03-17-2013 01:22 PM
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WJGBalderama 03-17-2013
12:28 PM ET (US)
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Bistado is a new program on TFC under the umbrella of Pilipino True Stories. Its website contains very useful information to the masa, particularly those who are interested in current events. A particular news story caught my eye - President Aquino just sign legislation banning individuals from bringing home CDs, DVDs -- and books. Yes, you read it right. Last year, they were talking about it. This year, they made it into law. To those who still cling to hope that you can someday donate old books to the CGEAHS library, vanish the thought. According to the Philippine government, that act of generosity is now tantamount to 'copyright infringement' and if you get caught violating it, it's going to cost you dearly. I am also being very careful these days about lodging any kind of criticism against the Philippine government in my online posts because when and if the temporarily suspended Philippine Cyberspace Law is eventually lifted (it's under review currently by Philippine Supreme Court) anyone, citizen or not, could be subject to litigation under its provision. If you are a foreigner (read: former Pilipinos), you could be banned from visiting PI. Or jailed. http://bistado.com/news/information/pag-uw...nsa-ipagbabawal-na/Edited 03-17-2013 03:45 PM
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ElingMB67 03-16-2013
11:27 PM ET (US)
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Bill: sorry for your phone experience in Pinas. For me, I had this old phone (no nonsense--no one will ever snatch it, hehe)...loaded 100pesos and told everyone they can only contact me by txt...I went home with more than 50pesos balance in my cellphone acct...too bad can't use it here anymore. Anyway, the cellphone number is active for only a year, otherwise, buy a new sim card which is just 60pesos...actually not bad, isn't it? And I get responses right away...not the next day! hehehe.
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