Noong Biyernes, galing sa San Agustin church sa Intramuros kung saan binisita namin ang ‘libingan’ ng aming dating kasama sa VERA Files na si Chit Estella (birthday niya Aug. 19), ibinaba ako ng aking mga kasamahan sa kanto ng T.M. Kalaw at Taft Avenue mga alas-tres ng hapon.
Lumalakad ako sa Taft Avenue papuntang bus stop malapit doon sa Rizal Park nang may biglang humawak ng malakas sa aking dalawang tenga mula sa aking likuran at sa isang iglap, natanggal ang aking dalawang hikaw.
Biglang tumawid ang snatcher sa Taft Avenue. Tumalon pa sa konkretong island. Babae siya, parang nasa edad 30 anyos.
Nakaka-shock. Sumigaw lang ako na “Ano ba?” ngunit wala akong nagawa. Parating na ang ang bus na papuntang Las Piñas na siyang aking ina-abangan.
Sabi ng mga kaibigan ko, talagang maraming magnanakaw sa lugar na yun. Ang isang kaibigan ko, kuwintas naman niya ang nahablot sa kanya doon sa tapat ng Masagana store.
Marami sa mga kriminal na yun ay lumalagi sa Rizal Park.
Siguro nakasalubong ko siya kaya napansin niya ang aking hikaw. Mukhang sanay sila sa kanilang gawain dahil hindi naman clip-on ang aking hikaw. Pakaw siya .Ang bilis niyang nakuha. Mabuti pala hindi dangling. Kung may kumakalawit yun, nasugatan pa ang tenga ko.
Ngunit nakakatakot isipin na maliwanag ang araw, sa lugar na hindi naman ilang, kayang-kaya kang atakehun ng kriminal. Libre-libre silang gumawa ng kanilang gusto at walang pulis.
Mula ngayon fancy(peke) na lang mga alahas ang isusu-ot ko kasi mukhang marunong kumilatis itong mga magnanakaw. Ngunit sabi naman ng iba, kapag naloko sila dahil marami ring parang totoo na mga fancy na alahas, sila pa ang galit at may nangyari nga na binalikan nila ang ninakawan at pinakain ang peke na gintong kuwintas. Grabe.
Pasalamat pa rin ako na hikaw lang ang kanyang nakuha. Kung hinablot niya ang aking bag, mas malaking perwisyo yun dahil nandun ang cellphone at wallet kung saan nandoon ang mga ID, ATM at credit cards.
Sabi ng isang kaibigan ko, magaling daw ang timing ng mga magnanakaw na ito dahil tinataon nila kung paandar na ang sasakyan. Nanghahablot sila ng relo o bag kung paandar na ang jeepney o bus.
Nangyari minsan sa akin, sa bus rin, sa Taft Avenue rin bandang Vito Cruz. Napansin siguro na natutulog ako. Nang paandar na ang bus, biglang may humablot ng bag ko. Mabuti lang nakapulupot ang strap ng bag ko sa aking kamay kaya hindi niya nakuha. Nagmamadali siyang bumababa dahil nag “Go” na ang traffic signal.
Nakita ko ang mata ng magnanakaw, parang sabog.
Ito ang mga sitwasyun na sinusuong natin araw-araw. Ang leksyun sa akin ay mag-ingat at palaging mag-dasal.
Dapat ibalik na ang death penalty at gawin na ring heinous crime ang mga snatcher, holdaper at akyat bahay. Oh kaya, gawing legal na pag nahuli sila ng taumbayan, puwede na silang todasin agad. Eh ano naman, nakatulong pa kayo sa pagbawas ng sobrang laki na ng populasyon diyan sa Pinas. Nakakagigil talaga.
Huwag naman, Mike. Sobra naman.
Kaya lang, alam ng mga pulis na naglipana ang mga snatcher sa lugar na yan. Bakit hindi nila nililinis yan. Ang Taft Avenue ay major thoroughfare. Maraming tao ang dumadaan diyan.
Nakakagigil na kasi Mam Ellen. Di ka makapasyal na suot mo ang pinaghirapan mo. Pag umuuwi ako diyan, dapat di ako magdadala ng wallet na makapal. Tapos yung relo ko yung di masyadong pansinin. Yung mga nanghahablot diyan, yun na lang ang alam nilang gawin. Wala na yung logic at value sa kanila. Tapos pag nahuli, panay ang “po” pag sumasagot. Nakakaloko. Yung mga pulis, bakit nila paglalaanan ng pansin yan. Di sila kikita diyan. Mas gusto pa nila yung maging bodyguard ng mga banyagang namamasyal diyan.
Wala tayong maaasahan sa mga pulis, Ellen. Buti na lamang hindi ka nasaktan. “Charge it to experience,” na lang. Regards!
Mabuti na lang hindi ka nasaktan.
I usually do not wear “tunay” unless I attend a wedding in a hotel or baptism or a formal dining. I had several snatching and hold up experiences, even at gun point.
sabi nila, hindi ka raw “tunay” na taga Manila kung hindi mo pa nasubukang nadukutan o naisnatsan sa taft, quiapo o sa lawton…..
talagang tripleng ingat para sa lahat dahil marami pa rin ang gustong mabuhay sa masamang paraan.
Marahil ay naaamoy mo pa ang pawis ng kilikili ng mga Manila’s Finest (o Funniest?) sa kanilang HQ sa lugar kung saan ka naisnatch-an. Lumakad ka lang ng konti at maghintay hanggang isang oras ay masosoli agad sa iyo yung hikaw mo. Isang oras ang “cutoff” kung walang complainant. Matapos ay ibebenta na sa Evangelista sa Quiapo o sa F. Torres sa Sta. Cruz
Sabihin ko sana na bakit hindi ka na lang mag-kotse pero ganun din pag nakursunadahan ang kotse mo carnap naman ang aabutin mo at pag malas malas ka pa pati buhay mo kukunin … ano ba yan!!!! Nakakatakot na talaga ang Pinas.
Kaya sa takot sa snatchers pati ID naiiwan ko sa bahay sa Manila kung ako ay umuuwi, hahaha!
Ellen, my niece was also a victim…necklace naman ang nadali. Ganyan din, pasakay ng bus.
Mabuti na peke na lang na alahas ang gamitin ninyo dyan, pero huwag pwet ng baso kasi kumikinang din yun baka makapagkamalan naman ng mga neophyte snatchers e di ganun din.
Nakakatawa nga pati mga relatives ko sa QC ay takot na takot sa gala ko sa Kamaynilaan nung huli akong umuwi. Inihatid ako sa tagpuan namin ni Jeoseg, tinitigan sya at kasama… pati car plate nung kaibigan nya ay kinuha ng pangkin ko, hahaha! Pag-uwi, Joe texted him with his full name, will deliver me na daw… hahaha!
Pero mas takot ako na kasama ko si Joeseg kasi binubugbog na rin yata dyan ang guapo! 🙂 🙂 🙂
Ngunit nakakatakot isipin na maliwanag ang araw, sa lugar na hindi naman ilang, kayang-kaya kang atakehun ng kriminal. Libre-libre silang gumawa ng kanilang gusto at walang pulis.-Ellen
At kasama pa kamo ang napakaraming tao na naghihintay sa bus stop. Nakakatakot talaga!
Oh Ellen, I’m so sorry to hear about this unfortunate event. Extra care next time. Reminds me of my bus trips to Quiapo when I was still studying. This country we live in…
Tongue, meron kaming kapitbahay sa Sampaloc nung araw na kung tawagin namin ay Erap kasi doppelganger ni Erap. May dalawang anak na snatchers na mabait din sa amin. Isang araw na-snatched ang kwintas ng aking pinsan na crush ni Erap. Kinabukasan mismo, naibalik ang kwintas, kinuha di umano ng anak sa isang ‘tambakan’. Ano ba yun?
My niece got held up last week also in Cebu, the hold upper took her cell phone, laptop, wallet, good thing she had jeepney fare in her pocket. A few months back I lost two side mirrors.
These kind of things happen here, in India, the US, its everywhere, the Philippines does not have a monopoly of criminality. Lets just write these off as involuntary donations to the poor and desperate, may this sacrifice on our part help them in their hour of need.
#15 juggernaut, im sorry to have to point this out, but im uncomfortable with the “donation to the poor and desperate bit.” being robbed does nothing to address the systemic problem of poverty in our country. moreover, i sense unchecked elitism in how “we” dichotomize ourselves from the poor who need our help.
VIRAC, Catanduanes—Filipino-German rapper Kay One, number one in Europe, had been in his mother’s country barely two days when he had a couple of experiences he won’t soon forget.
Now in this his mother Anne’s hometown, six-foot Kenneth Glöckler, 27, told the Inquirer about fighting off two holdup men near the five-star Makati hotel he was billeted at after arriving in the country on August 11.
They got nothing though as the six-foot blond Filipino-German nearly broke the jaw of one of them and gave a shiner to the other, leaving them crying in pain on the pavement two blocks from the Dusit Thani hotel.
On the street outside the hotel, he said a thin man came up to him and asked if he wanted a girl. When he said no, the man continued to follow him and was joined by another man, who also asked if he wanted a girl.
He turned into a street from which he could see a wide avenue but before he could get there, one of the men tried to reach into his pocket. He turned around and punched the man in the jaw, sending him down.
The other guy kicked him and pulled out a switchblade, swinging the knife at Kay One but missing. The Fil-German decked him with a punch to the left eye.
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/45053/fil-german-rapper-fights-off-would-be-robbers
I hope this is true.
MPD to rid Manila streets of young thieves
By Jeannette I. Andrade
Philippine Daily Inquirer
With the Manila Police District (MPD) still haunted by last year’s tragic Quirino Grandstand hostage taking incident, the MPD kicked off Saturday an intensified campaign to rid the city’s streets of juvenile thieves and beggars victimizing foreigners….
Margarejo pointed out that the campaign was launched following reports of foreigners being victimized by underage thieves posing as beggars.
“They (juvenile beggars) swarm tourists, asking for alms and then steal from them. Either pick their pockets or snatch their belongings. This has happened several times and we want to put a stop to this,” he said.
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/45091/mpd-to-rid-manila-streets-of-young-thieves
Many years ago, I was a victim of a pickpocket in Ermita. My bag was slashed and the thief got my wallet (with my atm card,credit card, ID’s) my airline ticket and my passport (I was going to Hongkong with a friend).
I reported it to the police because I wanted to recover my things. They showed me photos and asked me to identify the thief. How would I know his face? I only saw his back.
Nothing happened.
If you are really serious in recovering things stolen from you, just tell the cops. They have usual suspects, or “favorites” who will return everything within a certain window of time. Most especially along Taft Ave., from Baclaran all the way to Monumento through Avenida, the “merchandise” are initially pawned to financiers who pay the full price later on if no one claims ownership.
We were watching these “auction sessions” from a restaurant window in Ongpin, where men in bicycles arrive one after another, carrying ladies’ bags, cellphones, watches, necklaces and other jewelry and they were doing it right before the noses of cops tasked to secure the Chinatown businessmen.
From Niel Lim, posted in FB:
Naduktan na din ako sa area na yan at dalawang beses na din akong naholdap dyan, buti na lang walang nakuha sa’kin.
2001 pa notorious yan, mula taft intramuros patawid sa quiapo. may police station sa ilalim ng tulay, lapit sa sakayan ng bus, kaya mabilisan ang trabaho nila dyan.
usually dukutan or tutukan ng balisong (na mabibili ng mura sa isang tulay sa Quiapo, lapit sa Raon). ang di ko maintindihan, bakit parang walang laman na pulis yung station at bakit di sila rumoronda.
alam naman nilang naglipana mga opportunista dun lalo na pag maaga papasok ng skwela, pag palalim na gabi, pag umuulan at pag sweldo. nung nagreklamo kami dati sa pulis, sabi namin rumonda sila, wala pa din. ewan ko kung anong ginagawa ng MPD at ng City Hall sa perwisyo na yan, sampung taon na, wala pa ding improvement. mas naging switik lang yung mga magnanakaw..
Police reporters told me when the police asks the victim for description of the thief, it’s not really to get back the stolen items. It’s to get his share of the loot. Anu ba yan?
It’s about time Pangilinan’s law on juvenile offenders be repealed. It’s the most idiotic law that was crafted based on emotions, without the benefit of science.
Which of course, is very Pangilinan – all stupid emotions and no scientific substance.
One time, kids as young as 12 scaled our garage and stole a washing machine. Of course, the Tanods have their “usual suspects”, they picked them up and the kids readily admitted. The appliance was returned.
The delinquents? They got a one-hour seminar from a DSWD social worker and were even given a free ride home after a burger meal at Jollibee.
Sarap pala maging magnanakaw!
Police reporters told me when the police asks the victim for description of the thief, it’s not really to get back the stolen items. It’s to get his share of the loot. – ellen
That’s also true. Kaya you start from the top. Sa Hepe agad. Alam ni Hepe kung sinong bata niya ang may “teritoryo”. Lalo’t alam na journalist ka, baka ibili ka pa ng bagong hikaw nung pulis niya, lol.
I didn’t bother to go to the police anymore. Nadala na ako after that experience with the pickpocket many years ago.
#22. I’m not all surprised why Pangilinan went with election dayaan 2004 by his “noted”, tagapagtaggol sya ng mga magnanakaw!
Kung basta pakakawalan ang mga bata ng walang parusa kahit ano, eksperto sa nakawan ang labas nila when they get into adulthood.
Seminar from DSWD, tinatawanan lang sila ng mga junior magna! Sa dumi ng Maynila, dapat paglinisin nila ng sunod na tatlong araw ang mga yan, of course with proper bantay. Second offense na mahuli, isang linggong linis esteros. Third time na mahuli, kalaboso up to a month.
Stupid Pangilinan law!
QED,
If you’ve ever tried going to the police after being robbed, you’ll probably understand, there is no elitism bs here just reality. If we read all experiences and all postings here the bottomline will always be the same – at the moment there is nothing we can do. So you can rant all you want, cry if you want to, but it won’t change a thing.
We just have to deal with it as best we can, and starting with how we shake off the traumatic experience is the first thing, some people get mad, some people get even, I just try to look at the bright side. I say to the snatcher, take it, take it, you need it more than I do.
So before you dichotomize anything, start with your gluteus maximus.
There are worst things to we can lose, life, limb, health, its best not to get too attached to material things.
#24, mabuti naman ellen at pasalamat na din tayo at hindi ka nasakatan. asahan na natin ang ganyang pangyayari lalo kung may mamahaling alahas o gamit kang nakikitaan sa labas ng bahay o kalsada…
pero ellen sayang din.. sana nagpunta ka sa pulisya para ireport ang ganyang pangyayari… hindi lang para makuha mong muli ang alahas na isnatch, mlalaman din natin kugn anong aksyon ang gagawin ng ating kapulisan. isang taong anibersaryo pa naman ng quirino hostage taking at malapit pa sa luneta ang insidente… isa pa, hindi bat gustong paunlarin ng gobyerno ang turismo sa bansa? pano uunlad ang turismo kung hindi tiyak ang seguridad sa lugar kung nasaan mismo ang mga turista?
Now I can take pride and boast to my husband that being a victim of snatchers is not “katangahan”. I’ve been called “para ka namang tanga” and I grudgingly agree because I lost a bracelet and a ring in one swoop and in just one swift act of a pro snatcher.
We were crossing the street in a pedestrian lane with my sister in law in Aurora Blvd. in Cubao when a man coming from the opposite side came directly at me, casually took the shopping bag from my left hand as if he is about to help, but in a very short while put it back and went straight to the other side. I thought my sister in law knew him because he even said “hi”. Reaching the other side of the street, I realized that my bracelet and ring were gone, and so was the man. It happened so fast and it’s really unbelievable. It’s the most bizarre experience that I will never forget.
Reporting to the police doesn’t help. It’s true and I believe that those men in uniform assigned in those areas are only interested in their share of the loot and not to apprehend them. Kaya walang katapusan at tigil ang mga nakawan dahil kasama ang ibang mga pulis.
perl,
Ganyan talaga pag naexperience mo na lumapit sa police pero walang nangyari, nakakadala. Way back in college my friend beat up 2 snatchers as they tried to grab the necklace of her girlfriend, pinahuli pa sa police, after that was a nightmare, the way to our universiity was not safe for him anymore as the snatchers’ gang were going after him, his black belt didn’t make him any safer, he had to transfer to Bacolod to finish. I ‘ve called in the SOCO twice already after thieves broke in the house, they did the usual dusting for fingerprints ala half assed CSI but nothing came put of it, lumipat na lang kami ng dalawang beses din. It was strange when I talked to the barangay captain, he told me I should’ve given the police money “pasimple lang” and I was sure to get back my things. He said that the police in a certain area know who these people are and even where they sell their stolen goods.
Nakakadala talaga, kaya sasabihin mo na lang sa sarili mo na mag doble, triple ingat na lang.
florry,
Hindi ka tanga, lalo nang hindi ka rin nag iisa, marami tayong nabiktima na. Kung minsan papasok sa isip mo na painan ang mga ito at pagbabarilin na lang kaso baka tayo pa ang mas madegrasya sa batas. Kadalasan may kanya kanyang teritoryo ang mga to, imposibleng hindi kilala ng mga pulis na na ka assign sa lugar yan, karamihan diyan repeat offenders, labas pasok na sa kulungan for the same offense. Hindi na daw nadadala, ayaw magbago, kaya ayun, pinagkakakitaan na lang din. Habang hindi nalinis ng mga pulis ang kanilang hanay, hindi talaga mawawala to, ang hindi ko lang maintindihan kung bakit wala pa silang magawa dito sa mga repeat offenders, alam naman nilang gagawa at gagawa ng kalokohan tong mga to, oops, oo nga pala, may nakikinabang.
“So before you dichotomize anything, start with your gluteus maximus.” – juggetnaut
Seriously???
“These kind of things happen here, in India, the US, its everywhere, the Philippines does not have a monopoly of criminality”.
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Is it because other countries are having problems with criminality mean that it’s OK for the country to have the same kind of problems?
Let’s not console ourselves and find comfort in knowing and acknowledging that criminality is not a monopoly of the Philippines. That’s a very defeatist attitude.
Why settle for the second, third best if you have the chance to improve to be the best of the best?
All countries including the Philippines have a lot of room for improvement in keeping the peace and order situation, unless of course if you are willing to accept that the Philippine authorities are a bunch of useless and inutile force to enforce the rule of law and peace and order.
florry,
I’ve tried, believe me, I’ve tried. Kulang na lang pagpapatayin ko mga yan, I carry a gun with me.
I confronted a suspect, brought him to the barangay, no proof, he gets off, and what do I get after? All four tires of my car get slashed. Days after that, a window gets broken, so what can I do? Move to another place, a safer one. Its getting to be like a game governed by probability, some are lucky (or not) some are not as lucky. Some of us will breeze through life without getting robbed, some will. I really hope I don’t get into a situation when I have to shoot someone, so I just move to a different place if I can.
Governments, cities, are doing something about the criminality, but its a race between effectively minimizing it or totally eradicating it and the increase of criminality. In the meantime, we can complain all we want, say so many heroic things, demand, etc, or shoot them on sight, whatever. Bottomline, we wait, no matter what our reactions are, we still wait. Or we stop expecting and move on, look for safer places, double, triple locks, install better alarms, choose plumbers, carpenters, electricians wisely before allowing them in the house, get a security mindset, to keep our families and property safe while the authorities are playing cat and mouse games.
So some of us support foundations, NGOs, to get some kids in school, not because we really wanted to help – deep down we hope that for each kid we send to school we take away a potential akyat bahay, a potential snatcher, a potential mugger that may stab our unsuspecting children someday. If you want to do something along those lines just click my name.
Or read material about security
http://securitymatters.com.ph/tidbits/tip33-tips-when-riding-a-taxi-in-the-philippines/
There is a symptomatic approach to addressing poverty/crime: be careful, bring a gun (tbh, i do not understand guns), confront the snatcher, report to the police/tanod, install additional locks on the door, etc. This approach will solve the problem to a certain extent.
On the other hand, we can elevate the discourse and address the system that indirectly encourages/necessitates crime. By way of an indirect “for example”, this question: is it some miraculous coincidence that countries with high level of social justice, transparency, and development have lower crime rates? We do not aim to become a utopian society overnight, but it is another matter totally if the irregularities in society (the aforementioned crime, poverty, etc) are direct and inherent functions of our socio/political structure.
QED,
I admire your faith in our system, i wish I had even half of it. I want to subscribe to what you just posted, honestly, I do, since you brought it up, a little bit of faith is restored.
Personally, I have almost given up on our generation, too old, too set in their ways to change, too proud, too much to lose. I prefer to put my stock in the next generation, while they are still young, lets give equip them with the tools ie education, values, hope, etc., that will help them make the right choices/decisions later on.
I can only hope and pray that the national government via the DILG will improve transparency, accountability, professionalism, among its ranks and reflect changes in society.
But these are things we have no direct control of, we can only demand from authorities its up to them in the end. We do however, have other options beyond hoping, we can make some changes, but it takes more than just discussions.
If you were told by someone in authority (advised pala) to pay the police money “pasimple” so you can get your things back and that they (police) know who these people are, you’d get cynical too. The way I see it the cops have developed a longer relationship with these perpetrators, baka nag kainuman pa?
juggernaut,
it is precisely our system that i have no hope for, at least in its present form. what i have, however, is abundant hope for the agency of creative/progressive/awesome individuals who inspire and initiate collective action to make life worth living. 🙂
From Tessie Ang Sy:
Tuwing martes, volunteers namin ay nagpupunta sa PGH para magbigay ng medicines sa indigent patients na pinili ng social workers.
Hindi lang minsan “nasakuna” ang volunteers namin. Isa sa kanila na ER pa sa PGH para tahiin ang tenga dahil nga sa hikaw na hablot. Ang isa naman, na slash ang bag habang pinapanood ang kaguluhan sa labas na mukhang set-up rin.
Sabihin mo yan sa sinasabing tourist pulis.Masyadong malapit ang TM Kalaw sa Rizal Park.
Pero kung sa sariling mamamayan natin, nangyayari ang ganyan, paano pa sa mga dayuhan.
Uso rin yun sadyang magppapabundol para lang hingan ng pera ang motorista na karaniwan ay nagmamadali.
This type of crime happens everywhere…my own sis was walking home from the mall, just a block away when a teenager snatched her bag and they had a tug war and she lost since she is already a senior citizen…told her to call the cops and I immediately look around to try to find the snatcher just across the street where he run…come back home the cop already interviewing my sister and told us he has some Idea who the snatcher is by the description and he is an in and out the jail..he is going to pick him up for interview…I just took the .45 auto out of my waist and put it back in the vault..sometimes in the heat of the moment, we tend to take the law into our hands.
My friend’s 16 year old (then) son got held up along in La Salle Taft few years back. He was waiting for his ride when 2 guys casually walk up to him, one of them placing his arm on is shoulder. He then felt something he thought was a knife or ice pick on his side. The man told him to give him his cellphone and wallet if he doesn’t want to get hurt. He had no choice but to give in. Poor boy literally peed on his pants. 🙁
I used to see a lite-ace van dropping off several street children along Taft (a few blocks from NBI). I wonder if these kids were used by these syndicates to rob people or ask for alms??? Hmmmm…
# 45:
Usually around 6 am.
plis lang, huwag ninyo akong tingnan ng ganyan. parang awa n’yo na. napakatagal ko nang nagdusa sa bartolina ng kalungkutan dahil sa aming IT (Ay! Tange) personnel dine. hindi ako lider ng mga isnatser.
hindi galing sa isnats ‘yung pinaghatian namin ni tongue.
ngayon lang ako pinagbigyan mga bantay dine, ireng tapik na ire pa ang aking nabuglawan.
welkam bak, myself!
yeheeeey!
Yeheeey welkambak, Magno! 🙂
Welkambak Pareng Magno.Kahit hindi ako nag popost. Nagbabasa akong lagi.
Kaya lang, alam ng mga pulis na naglipana ang mga snatcher sa lugar na yan. Bakit hindi nila nililinis yan. Ang Taft Avenue ay major thoroughfare. Maraming tao ang dumadaan diyan. – Ellen.
Kapag “nilinis” nila ‘yung mga “basura” sa lugar na ‘yan, mawawalan sila ng delihensiya sapagkat diyan sila sa mga basurang ‘yang malakas kumita.
Magturo kayo ng pulis na walang alagang kriminal.
Tengkyu, Pareng Cocoy, Chi, sa pagwelkam bak.
Balik gulo na naman ako dine.
Hindi lang nakakatakot kundi parang nakakasuklam na rin ang mga nangyayari sa paligid natin diyan sa ‘Pinas. Kahit ganyang broad daylight na kaliwanagan ng araw ay naglipana at walang takot ang mga kawatan sa kanilang “paghahanapbuhay” sa pinaghanapbuhayan ng iba.
Lagi kasing gutom at parang walang kabusugan na ‘yung mga pulis na nag-aalaga sa kanila!
Naknantootsa ka naman Magno. Yung huli kitang makita rito, nung itinaob si Mubarak.
Ngayon naman si Ghadafi na ang ilalaglag, saka ka naman sumulpot.
Napaghahalata kayong mga miyembro ng CIA.
nyehehehehhh!
tongue, mukhang hindi ka kuntento sa partihan natin, ah? ano’ng magagawa ko kung laging may coincidence ang permiso nitong aming IT (Ay! Tange) department?
pero huwag kang maingay, atin atin lang ito, ha? ano ba ‘yung CIA?
@Chi.. mahirap talaga kapag pogi ang hahara-hara dyan sa may Taft Avenue, buong buo kang pagtri-tripan hindi ng mga snatchers kundi ng mga badaf..
@Tongue T.. Next time na sisipot itong si Mr. Magno Rivera (hindi nya anak si Marian Rivera) ang hari naman ng Syria ang naitumba!
ngeheheh!
pinagkakaisahan ninyong pagdudahan ako, ha?
sige lang, magsawa kayo. kapag ako’y hinabol ng mga taong binanggit ninyo, magtago na kayo sa saya ni goyang.
tingnan natin kung sino ang hindi mahilo sa amoy ng hindi hinugasang barya na kanyang itinatago doon.
kapag pinartihan kayo ni goyang, pahinge, ha?
@56, kiliting kiliti si Fartsee you showed up, wink!
Kayong mga chicks kasi, me pagka show off, wear paper clips as earrings, they come in different colors na. Di na kayo pansin ng mga kawatan.
tru blue,
bakit naman tila ‘ata meron kang ibig sabihin?