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ganun din siguro si bruce mctavish... he rather wait forever... than play games on corruption...

yung driver mo oo...??

alangya! sakay sakay ka nung maglagay siya...

kitang kita mo na ang korupsyon, pinabayaan mo lang e amo ka...

dapat tinuruan mo rin huwag maglagay... kung tiketan, tiketan...

bakit ikaw diretso, mga tao mo pwedeng magpagamit sa kurakot...?

nakngteteng!

Pera lang katapat nyan. Promise! Hahaha d pa kayo nasanay sa lupang hinirang. Hahahahahahha

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death cab for cutie

+1

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Ang salitang tayo ay past tense ng pariralang hindi na tayo...

Not once but twice!
I feel sad.

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You may say I'm a dreamer. But I'm not the only one.

Hindi malabo yan. Sino ba ang meyor ng Maynila ngayon?

Isang taong kilala sa pagiging Pro-china at galit sa Amerikano. (dahil baluktot mag-ingles kaya pinersonal na lang ang galit sa US)
di malabong bigyan ng pabor ni Meyor ang mga dayuhang tsekwa kaya madaling nakakapasok sa Maynila.
Halata namang bagong bagsak lang sa divisoria ang mga ito dahil hindi marunong magsalita at umintindi ng tagalog kahit konti.

Ayaw na nga bumitiw sa pwesto kahit me pangako sa kanyang bise na isang termino lang daw sya.
Malaki siguro lagay ng mga Instik.. at syempre mahilig sa pera itong taong ito kya nga napatalsik sa pagkapangulo.
WAWA naman si Isko. Niloko. kaya magse-senador na lang.

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know what>>>> ThOSE WHO BELIEVE THE MAYWEATHERS ARE EITHER STUPID OR JUST PLAIN STUPID. ...

>>>> WTF!!!

nuff SAID.

Sa wakas!!

Congrats Bruce McTavish...

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Senate grants veteran boxing referee Bruce McTavish Filipino citizenship
by FROM THE WEB
17 HOURS AGO


ADD veteran boxing referee Bruce McTavish to the list of foreigners who have fallen in love with the Philippines and have taken the ultimate step in pledging that desire.

McTavish, born in Auckland, New Zealand, is now a naturalized Filipino after the Senate finally approved his citizenship application, which he had submitted as early as 2010.

The Senate announced the decision in a press release on Monday, passing House Bill 7388, which Sen. **** Gordon sponsored as chair of Senate committee on Justice and Human Rights, on third and final reading with no objection from all Senators in attendance.

The 77-year-old McTavish has been living in the Philippines, in Clark, Pampanga, since 1967, working as a field office manager in an American automobile manufacturer before becoming a referee, calling some fights of Sen. Manny Pacquiao and Nonito Donaire Jr..

Former Rep. Carmelo Lazatin of the First District of Pampanga first filed the bill endorsing McTavish’s application, before former congressman and current Philippine men’s basketball team coach Yeng Guiao re-endorsed the Kiwi native’s application. Both endorsements hit a snag.

The Senate finally recognized McTavish’s "exemplary contributions as a sportsman, entrepreneur, civic leader, devout Catholic and philanthropist."

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“YESTERDAY IS HISTORY, TOMORROW A MYSTERY, AND TODAY
A GIFT…THAT’S WHY IT IS CALLED THE PRESENT “.

congrats Bruce McTavish

malamang hindi nakapasa sa TLTS (Tagalog Language Testing System), equivalent ng IELTS kung mag apply ka as immigrant sa western countries.

For sure, pasado sa Kapampangan si Kabalen....

Why make it so hard for citizenship? be happy that people want to be Filipinos....smh...

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Imagine - greatest song ever written.

No surprise.... but he can try to approach some "known big @H" as "padrino". ...or just wait a bit for his application to be approved ... and for how long? ...heaven knows .