ARNOLD and my FRIENDS–Ako ang nagkodak kaya wala ako sa eksena.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger of California, acknowledging that the Golden States faces tough economic times, proposed an austere budget for the next fiscal year that would take billions of dollars from public schools.
His proposals are devastating: closing state parks, phasing out need-based grants to college [...]
Archive for May, 2009
Without a budget fix, California is on pace to run out of cash by the end of July.
Posted in Religion, tagged Pinoy in California on May 30, 2009 | 46 Comments »
Fr.Afuang or Buwang
Posted in Religion, tagged Hayden Kho, Katrina Halili, Sex on May 29, 2009 | 39 Comments »
Fr. Afuang who baptiized Hyden Kho is now facing charges of disturbance at the Senate hearing when he poured “holyshit water” on Dra.Vicky Bello’s boyfriend on Viagra.
Afuang said said he was mad at Kho because his only daughter, who he said is a nursing student in the United States, looked like Halili.
What did he say?
Paq Yu or Pak Yu?
Posted in Religion, tagged Humor, Politics on May 27, 2009 | 31 Comments »
For many people, the presidential election struck at core convictions — some so visceral that we didn’t even know we possessed them. The reasons are as varied as they are complex: deeply held religious, familial and/or ethnic values; discomfort with something out of the norm; a murky blend of rational and knee-jerk fears.
This coming presidential [...]
BASTA TUNGKOL SA SEX
Posted in Religion, tagged Mail-order-bride, Russia, Sex on May 25, 2009 | 58 Comments »
TALK OF THE TOWN
By Neal Cruz
Everybody’s talking about it: drivers, office clerks, janitors and security guards, doctors and nurses, executives, government employees, vendors; in buses and jeepneys, in coffee shops, in offices, in hospitals, at parties, in schools, in marketplaces. It is in the newspapers, the television show-biz gossip talk shows and the radio [...]
The Cars You’ll Drive In 2014
Posted in Religion, tagged Automotive, Cars on May 23, 2009 | 85 Comments »
Expect these new models to hit the road in the next five years.
By Hannah Elliott
BMW X1
Everybody knows the auto world has shifted. The trick is divining which brands have got the gumption to last.
PAHABAAN NG…BUHAY
Posted in Doctors, Education, Family, Food, Health, Language, Population, Religion, Sex, Smoking, Thanksgiving, addiction, country, culture, economy, identity, personality, pregnancy, prevention, science, tagged Health, Lifestyle, people on May 23, 2009 | 15 Comments »
JAPAN, SAN MARINO TOP LIFE-EXPECTANCY LIST: WHO
Associated Press
GENEVA – A girl born in Japan today will likely live to celebrate her 86th birthday, the longest life expectancy anywhere in the world. Men fare best in the tiny, wealthy European nation of San Marino, where the average boy will live to 81.
The West African country [...]
Let’s hope our people have a better understanding of democracy by the time we go to the polls again in 2010
Posted in Among Ed Panlilio, Candidates, Catholic Church, Charter Change, Crimes, Crisis, Education, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Human Rights, Impeachment, Jun Lozada, Law, Martial Law, Military, Philippine Congress, Philippine Corruption, Philippine Government, Philippine Presidential candidates, Political turncoat, Religion, United Opposition, character, corruption, economy, philippine election, tagged Presidential Election 2010 on May 21, 2009 | 35 Comments »
Loyalty has always been the alpha and omega of Gloria Macapagal Arroyo’s presidency. But all the forms of allegiance that have bound together her administration — military,political, ideological and personal — are being shredded, leaving only blind loyalty. Nunalisa has surrounded herself with loyalists, who fervently pledged their fealty, enforced the loyalty of others and [...]
Why be afraid of Joseph Estrada?
Posted in Candidates, Catholic Church, Charter Changes, Court Hearing, Crimes, Crisis, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, Government, Jun Lozada, Martial Law, Religion, philippine election, tagged Politics, Erap on May 21, 2009 | 7 Comments »
Editorial – Daily Tribune
Evidently, Malacanang, its allies and too many civil society types, including the Catholic bishops, are scared to death of a return of deposed President Joseph Estrada to the presidency, which is why they argue against his eligibility to run again, or tell him not to run again.
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There went Malacanang, saying that [...]
Kimuchi,Segundina and Collegiala girl are fuming with Alec Baldwin….
Posted in Humors, OFW, Philippine Government, Philippine Politics, Philippines, Population, Race, Religion, Subic Rape Case, pregnancy, tagged Alec Baldwin on May 20, 2009 | 60 Comments »
Alec Baldwin need to apologized to Kimuchi,Segundina and Collegiala Girl for his remark about the Filipino Mail-Order Bride. Alec Baldwin wanted to have more kids and he said “”I’d love to have more kids. I’m thinking about getting a Filipina mail-order bride at this point or a Russian,”
Baldwin’s joke left a bitter taste in the [...]
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AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW!?
Posted in Charter Change, Editorial, Government, Human Rights, Impeachment, Jejomar Binay, Martial Law, Philippine Congress, Philippine Corruption, Philippine Government, Philippine Politics, Philippine President, Philippine Presidential candidates, Religion, commentary, election, philippine election, tagged corruption, Gloria, Philippine Congress, Politics on May 18, 2009 | 31 Comments »
By Neal Cruz
Philippine Daily Inquirer
The plot to force a constituent assembly (Con-ass) to change the Constitution and shift to a parliamentary system of government is no idle talk. The facts speak for themselves.
If you were President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and your term is coming to an end, and you know that when you are out of [...]
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