Showing posts with label English. Show all posts
Showing posts with label English. Show all posts
Meet my Wife
Boy1: Meet my wife Tina
Boy2: Oh! I know her
Boy1: oh How?
Boy2: actually we were caught sleeping together :-|
Boy1: what??
What the hell? :-@
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Boy2 : during lecture in maths class dude :-P:-P
Think Positive yar
Boy2: Oh! I know her
Boy1: oh How?
Boy2: actually we were caught sleeping together :-|
Boy1: what??
What the hell? :-@
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Boy2 : during lecture in maths class dude :-P:-P
Think Positive yar
A true Filipino
* You hang on the back of a jeepney when it is full, or sit on top of it (like a pincushion).
* You pay lagay with lagay.
* You say "tsu" if a dog or a cat has to be chased away, and it is not a half sneeze.
* You say "chit" if you want to pay in a restaurant or make the rectangular gesture with your thumb and index finger of both hands.
* You beckon someone to come near with outstreched arm and move your hands and fingers up and down, in a scratching manner (compare how mga kano do it, quite the opposite).
* You prefer white skin over brown (again the opposite of mga kano), and the mestizo baby is more admired.
* You think you are from a higher class when your Ingalog is better than your Taglish.
* You are crazy about thropies, medals, ribbons and first honour.
* You are disappointed when a comedy series on tv doesn't end in a slapstick like romp.
* You have a bell-nickname, Ding, Dong etc.
* You prefer to live, when abroad, in San Francisco, because of the home like threat of earthquakes.
* You say you are a doctor, while in a matter of fact you are a condoctor.
* You always write your names in fresh concrete when you get the chance.
* You greet by asking: "Saan ka pupunta, " and greet back vaguely, "Bayan!"
* You have the same name as a celebrity, Garcia, Ramos or Juan de la Cruz, f.i., and you are always a relative.
* You carry water in a plastic container hung on a long bamboo pole with one end over your shoulder and on the other end little wheels cut out of slippers.
* You pay lagay with lagay.
* You say "tsu" if a dog or a cat has to be chased away, and it is not a half sneeze.
* You say "chit" if you want to pay in a restaurant or make the rectangular gesture with your thumb and index finger of both hands.
* You beckon someone to come near with outstreched arm and move your hands and fingers up and down, in a scratching manner (compare how mga kano do it, quite the opposite).
* You prefer white skin over brown (again the opposite of mga kano), and the mestizo baby is more admired.
* You think you are from a higher class when your Ingalog is better than your Taglish.
* You are crazy about thropies, medals, ribbons and first honour.
* You are disappointed when a comedy series on tv doesn't end in a slapstick like romp.
* You have a bell-nickname, Ding, Dong etc.
* You prefer to live, when abroad, in San Francisco, because of the home like threat of earthquakes.
* You say you are a doctor, while in a matter of fact you are a condoctor.
* You always write your names in fresh concrete when you get the chance.
* You greet by asking: "Saan ka pupunta, " and greet back vaguely, "Bayan!"
* You have the same name as a celebrity, Garcia, Ramos or Juan de la Cruz, f.i., and you are always a relative.
* You carry water in a plastic container hung on a long bamboo pole with one end over your shoulder and on the other end little wheels cut out of slippers.
* You use a tabo made from a red plastic oil bottle of which you cut the top to take a shower (also excellent as a bailer in a bangka).
* You pull the pukot for a meal of dilis.
* You believe in white ladies dwelling in a big tree (balita or accacia).
* You comb your hair just before the ferry boat arrives on the pier.
* You swim with your clothes on.
* You "mano po" to the head of the family.
* You run for shelter when it starts raining with your hand on the top of your head.
* You call to a kano: Hey Joe, what's your name? (And I answer: Hoy pinoy, hay pinay, my name is Joe!)
* You ask impertinent questions to a kano like how often he does it at night.
* You drink fresh tubo in the top of a palmtree with your friend out of one glass.
* You carry an item, like for example a poundbag of sugar, on your flat hand next to your ear.
* You can run fast on slippers and faster with the slippers in your hand.
* You roll up your T-shirt when it is warm to show your belly (for males only).
* You smoke a cigarette with the burning end inside your mouth (for old ladies only).
* You drink with one glass from a pitcher, filled with Red Horse beer and ginebra f.i., and eat pulutan with one fork when you are in a company of friends.
* You lay down your bolo before entering a house.
* You have illegal handguns in the house or carry a small revolver in your belt or underpants.
* You call somebody who owes you a lot of money and fails to pay an "utang ina mo".
* You are a Dutch-Filipino if you think that the Philippines was named after the bulbs manufacturer Philips
* You pull the pukot for a meal of dilis.
* You believe in white ladies dwelling in a big tree (balita or accacia).
* You comb your hair just before the ferry boat arrives on the pier.
* You swim with your clothes on.
* You "mano po" to the head of the family.
* You run for shelter when it starts raining with your hand on the top of your head.
* You call to a kano: Hey Joe, what's your name? (And I answer: Hoy pinoy, hay pinay, my name is Joe!)
* You ask impertinent questions to a kano like how often he does it at night.
* You drink fresh tubo in the top of a palmtree with your friend out of one glass.
* You carry an item, like for example a poundbag of sugar, on your flat hand next to your ear.
* You can run fast on slippers and faster with the slippers in your hand.
* You roll up your T-shirt when it is warm to show your belly (for males only).
* You smoke a cigarette with the burning end inside your mouth (for old ladies only).
* You drink with one glass from a pitcher, filled with Red Horse beer and ginebra f.i., and eat pulutan with one fork when you are in a company of friends.
* You lay down your bolo before entering a house.
* You have illegal handguns in the house or carry a small revolver in your belt or underpants.
* You call somebody who owes you a lot of money and fails to pay an "utang ina mo".
* You are a Dutch-Filipino if you think that the Philippines was named after the bulbs manufacturer Philips
How do you know a filipino who lived in japan?
1. You take a taxi to go to a place even when it takes only 7 minutes on foot.
2.You go first to the basement at the embassy to eat dinuguan before submitting your application 10 minutes before lunch break.
3.You eat sushi with a fork.
4.You take miso soup from a rice bowl with a spoon.
5.You eat your fish with your hand instead of chopsticks.
6.You serve adobo in the caldero (pan).
7.You put the rice cooker in the middle of the table.
8.You are the only foreigner who orders pig's blood from the butcher.
9.You buy all the fish heads at the fish stall.
2.You go first to the basement at the embassy to eat dinuguan before submitting your application 10 minutes before lunch break.
3.You eat sushi with a fork.
4.You take miso soup from a rice bowl with a spoon.
5.You eat your fish with your hand instead of chopsticks.
6.You serve adobo in the caldero (pan).
7.You put the rice cooker in the middle of the table.
8.You are the only foreigner who orders pig's blood from the butcher.
9.You buy all the fish heads at the fish stall.
What do you think about these countries
REPORTER: Hon. Pres. Joseph Estrada, What do you think about these countries?
ERAP: What countries
Reporter: Iran, Iraq And Egypt
ERAP: Oh, Iran is the past tense of I am running, Iraq is the only kind of things you find in the Japanese rock garden. Egypt naman is the pambansang vehicle of the Philippines, which waits for passengers anywhere in the streets
ERAP: What countries
Reporter: Iran, Iraq And Egypt
ERAP: Oh, Iran is the past tense of I am running, Iraq is the only kind of things you find in the Japanese rock garden. Egypt naman is the pambansang vehicle of the Philippines, which waits for passengers anywhere in the streets
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