(via kayciie17)
You go litol archipelago! :))
I’m happy that I belong to a Filipino family. :]
- We don’t FART in public.
- We don’t pick our noses in public.
- It is not okay for our parents if we get pregnant at fourteen.
- It is not okay for our parents if we have boyfriends at fifteen.
- But if ever we had one, they’ll probably watch out for our safety, and make sure it’s going to be a good one.
- And they’ll make sure we don’t get pregnant.
- We don’t go out of the house without bras.
- Or even without undies.
- We follow our parents’ advices.
- We follow them our parents.
- Our parents work hard to raise us up in a nice way.
- They try to discipline us.
- And children do follow.
- We don’t leave home when we turn eighteen. But we still study in colleges.
- After graduating, we don’t leave home yet. We try to find job to support our family.
- If we have a stable job, that’s the time to marry (only if we are ready to take responsibilities.)
- We can be responsible at times.
- We’re generous.
- We’re hospitable.
- We try to be reunited with our relatives through occasions.
- We’re afraid of scandals.
- We’re not racists.
- We are born learning who Jesus and God are.
- And we love Jesus, God, and the Holy Spirit.
- We’re raised to be a follower of God.
- We try to keep in touch with each other (family).
- We don’t judge foreign performers immediately. We try to idolize them instead.
- We ride JEEPNEYs.
- We hang pictures on our walls because we’re proud of our family pictures.
- We eat together, specially during dinners.
- We share food.
- We can speak English fluently.
- We try to sacrifice things for our family.
- Filipinas are beautiful.
- We’re proud about our complexion.
- We don’t talk about sex that much.
- We’re born into a conservative nation.
- We don’t have Sex Education in our country (yet).
- We’re responsible for our mistakes.
- We just marry one person (at a time: when such things happen).
- We are hard workers.
- Pornography is so illegal.
- Infidelity is so illegal.
- Illegal drugs are not tolerated.
- We always want a clean home.
- We love music so much.
- We admire our fellow Filipinos.
- We try to make wrong things right.
- We’re always reminded by the people around us to “Stop being stupid”.
- We respect older people.
- We respect other people.
- We respect respectable people.
- We respect ourselves.
- We take care of our own parents if they’re already too old to take care of themselves.
- We don’t throw our ageing parents to the home for the aged.
- We don’t let them die ALONE.
- We take a bath EVERYDAY.
- And WE’RE NOT MONKEYS. TAKE NOTE OF THAT. We’re BEAUTIFUL CREATURES made by the hands of GOD. :)
And I am proud to be a Filipino. I’m not ashamed of it. :]
(via micahtraje)
its a filipino thing . ;)
Hoy pinoy :)
HOY! Kaibigan ko, pakinggan mo ang sinasabi ko! loljk. :D
JEJEMON FRIENDSTER is missing. >:))
(via tumblrutol)
where’s tumblr?
Where’s tumblr?
WHERE’S TUMBLRR ???
4-chan FTW!!!
Gibo :(
G1BO </3
Trufax!
OH PLEASE SHUT UP. I’m pro-Gibo but it’s a little unfair to say that those who aren’t don’t have common sense. they voted for who they think would be best and that’s that.
What she said.
What she said talaga.
cheapimitations: ilikecereal: hellorandomstranger:
But there is one grammatical mistake that I particularly enjoy encountering. It has become almost fun for me to come across people who take the phrase “a lot” and condense it down into one word, because when someone says “alot,” this is what I imagine:
The Alot is an imaginary creature that I made up to help me deal with my compulsive need to correct other people’s grammar. It kind of looks like a cross between a bear, a yak and a pug, and it has provided hours of entertainment for me in a situation where I’d normally be left feeling angry and disillusioned with the world.
For example, when I read the sentence “I care about this alot,” this is what I imagine:
Similarly, when someone says “alot of _______”, I picture an Alot made out of whatever they are talking about.
If someone says something like “I feel lonely alot” or “I’m angry alot,” I’m going to imagine them standing there with an emo haircut, sharing their feelings with an Alot.
The Alot is incredibly versatile.
So the next time you are reading along and you see some guy ranting about how he is “alot better at swimming than Michael Phelps,” instead of getting angry, you can be like “You’re right! Alots are known for their superior swimming capabilities.”(via alvareo)
LOL!!!! =))
(via imperfectlywhole, aplacetolovedogs)
(I just got a dog today. I am well happy)
true.
dog daw pre
OK DOGS.SO whut? :| xDDDDD
Print-Ready Poster of the Day: From a larger series of print-ready Red Rocket etiquette posters, courtesy of Canada’s National Post on behalf of the Toronto Transit Commission.
[boingboing.]
Earlier: A similar, less-official subway etiquette project in NYC.
This should be posted all over the world in all stations/airports.
THIS
tagal ko ng winiwish toh
ohmygah:nadjuices:thatfreak:kimpine:veeetwo:bakedpuppyfeets:
youcouldstay:ephe:(via sanityawaits)OH MY GOD.
GENIUS.