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vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 17 Mar 07

Big Brother is, of course hidden in his secret room within his house - and so is his identity... This fact makes this show really interesting, because there is this element of total mystery.. I would just want to know.. Who do...

intrigue

philippines

pinoy big brother

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ahscor2001 It's not Laurenti Dyogi. He can't be in two places at the same time.

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bayenn @bayenn (68) • Philippines 4 Jun 07

A friend of mine published in her friendster bulletin that she has a friend who works in ABS-CBN Manila and this same friend told her that the entire PBB is scripted. Never mind sending your text votes. Every week, there is...

pbb

pinoy big brother

scripted

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ahscor2001 Don't you think this is already double hearsay? A friend of a friend says..... Anyway, I would appreciate if your friend's friend would have the guts to spill out the beans so that this "charade" will be exposed for what it really is. Until and unless someone...

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ahscor2001 @ahscor2001 (29) • Philippines 18 May 07

Is networking as applied in the business world not a scam? It looks like pyramiding to me which however one may justify it is just plain and simple scam. It is not viable in the longer term. Many (the early joiners) have made a...

business

networking

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ahscor2001 But isn't First Quadrant legit? I don't read about it anymore. I used to be a member of this "network" but for years now and I don't know what happened. I have every reason to believe that it was a business above board given the incorporators to be respectable...

28 May 07

ahscor2001 @ahscor2001 (29) • Philippines 19 May 07

Many have been pointing their fingers to Islamic fundamentalists as the cause of the terrorism that the West is supposedly trying to destroy. Names like Bin Laden, Saddam Hussain and their ilk have been mentioned as promotor of...

bin laden

saddam

terorism

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ahscor2001 I stand corrected. I glossed over the real intent of your last sentence. I should have taken a deep breath before writing my response. My apology. You're right about Bush and I don't mean about Iraq only.

22 May 07

ahscor2001 @ahscor2001 (29) • Philippines 20 May 07

It seems to me that the preference over these two "beverages" goes along geographical lines. The West goes for coffee and the East goes for tea. In fact, the world's biggest sources of tea is from the East. Is there something...

coffee

tea

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ahscor2001 Very like me. We seem to have the same practice. I never liked tea before. But after I came to Saudi Arabia, I began enjoying the taste of tea. I make my own concoction sometimes.

21 May 07

ahscor2001 @ahscor2001 (29) • Philippines 20 May 07

It seems to me that the preference over these two "beverages" goes along geographical lines. The West goes for coffee and the East goes for tea. In fact, the world's biggest sources of tea is from the East. Is there something...

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ahscor2001 Hmm. So it boils down to health again. By the way, where in the Far East you visited recently? I am from there.

21 May 07

ahscor2001 @ahscor2001 (29) • Philippines 20 May 07

It seems to me that the preference over these two "beverages" goes along geographical lines. The West goes for coffee and the East goes for tea. In fact, the world's biggest sources of tea is from the East. Is there something...

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ahscor2001 Ha, ha, ha. Even the subject of tea and coffee can be attributed to colonialism.

21 May 07

ahscor2001 @ahscor2001 (29) • Philippines 20 May 07

How do you like Babel? If I were to believe the entertainment press, Babel would rank high in the list of great movies of all time. Personally, I find the movie over rated.

babel

movies

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ahscor2001 Thanks. Now I know that I'm not alone. I usually find myself alone when this movie is being discussed. Everyone's just raving about it. At least, I have one company.

21 May 07

ahscor2001 @ahscor2001 (29) • Philippines 20 May 07

How do you like Babel? If I were to believe the entertainment press, Babel would rank high in the list of great movies of all time. Personally, I find the movie over rated.

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vishal_nigam @vishal_nigam (54) • India 14 Apr 07

hey guys wat do u think??????which 1 of these 2 attracted u the most???????? achilles or the king leonardus?????????????????????

achilles

leonardus

movie

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ahscor2001 I prefer Troy than 300 but prefer Gladiator than Troy. I find Troy to have more human drama than 300 whose main saving grace is its remarkable, gigantic and well executed fight scenes. It has the element of good drama too but is drowned by too much emphasis...

20 May 07

ESKARENA1 @ESKARENA1 (18261) 18 May 07

I was engaged to give a reading for someone last night. As i tuned in, i was shown the most terrible things. Now, I chose not to pass the information on, but it was quite clear, was i wrong to edit the reading in this way?

discussion

editing

psychic readings

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ahscor2001 If I were a psychic in its truest and purest meaning, I would pass any information whether good or bad to anyone who asks for my reading. That is the basic (if not the only) role of psychic: to foretell events beyond the immediate ken and capability of...

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ahscor2001 @ahscor2001 (29) • Philippines 20 May 07

It seems to me that the preference over these two "beverages" goes along geographical lines. The West goes for coffee and the East goes for tea. In fact, the world's biggest sources of tea is from the East. Is there something...

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ahscor2001 Hmmm, what new information I learn today. Or perhaps, because the Brithish stayed too long in the sub-continent of India that somehow your race has imbibed the practice of drinking tea.

20 May 07

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Texassulcatas @Texassulcatas (88) • United States 19 May 07

Do you think coffee drinking would be so popular if Starbucks was never introduced? I became a coffee drinker when I was in high school because it was popular to hang out at coffee houses. I wonder if there would be as many coffee...

coffee

popular

starbucks

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ahscor2001 Long before Starbucks existed, coffee drinking was already popular. Blend 45, Nescafe, brewed, etc. What Starbucks did was introduced different tastes of coffee. I think, with or without Starbucks, coffee drinking would remain. Ask Nestle how much bucks...

20 May 07

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ahscor2001 @ahscor2001 (29) • Philippines 20 May 07

It seems to me that the preference over these two "beverages" goes along geographical lines. The West goes for coffee and the East goes for tea. In fact, the world's biggest sources of tea is from the East. Is there something...

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Phlamingho @Phlamingho (7824) • Denmark 18 May 07

I know this is a strange question, but think about it... If you had to could you kill another person? What would it take if you should do it? To protect your family? Plain anger? Revenge? Money??

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ahscor2001 There is only one reason why I could kill someone and this is to preserve my own life. This is what I would call self defense. Other than this, I guess no other reason can justify one man taking another man's life.

20 May 07

ahscor2001 @ahscor2001 (29) • Philippines 19 May 07

Many have been pointing their fingers to Islamic fundamentalists as the cause of the terrorism that the West is supposedly trying to destroy. Names like Bin Laden, Saddam Hussain and their ilk have been mentioned as promotor of...

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ahscor2001 Huh? Bush accurate on Saddam? Come on man, the USA has been in Iraq for years now but to this day not a single weapon of mass destruction has been found. And this was the pretext of Bush when he rallied the West to invade Iraq.

20 May 07

ahscor2001 @ahscor2001 (29) • Philippines 19 May 07

Many have been pointing their fingers to Islamic fundamentalists as the cause of the terrorism that the West is supposedly trying to destroy. Names like Bin Laden, Saddam Hussain and their ilk have been mentioned as promotor of...

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ahscor2001 I agree with you that terrorism should be stopped. However, how? Catching the perpetrators won't solve the problem. You kill one terrorist and many more will take his place. I guess, the best way to control terrorism is to eliminate the cause. But the bigger...

20 May 07

ahscor2001 @ahscor2001 (29) • Philippines 19 May 07

There is an on-going discussion about changng the present form of government in the Philippines from presidential to parliamentary. Both forms have their respective advocates. Personally, I have no choice at all. For me, the...

government

politics

presidential or parliamentary

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ahscor2001 Nice opinion pal. I think culturally, a more detached government won't work in my country. People in my country just look at government as big brother.

20 May 07

ahscor2001 @ahscor2001 (29) • Philippines 19 May 07

Many have been pointing their fingers to Islamic fundamentalists as the cause of the terrorism that the West is supposedly trying to destroy. Names like Bin Laden, Saddam Hussain and their ilk have been mentioned as promotor of...

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ahscor2001 @ahscor2001 (29) • Philippines 19 May 07

There is an on-going discussion about changng the present form of government in the Philippines from presidential to parliamentary. Both forms have their respective advocates. Personally, I have no choice at all. For me, the...

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