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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 15 Apr 13

hello everybody. 'been long since i last "participated" in here. i logged in and out every now and then but i haven't had that chance to comment to discussions or to make one. yeah, it feels good to be here for the time...

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inertia4 I know what you mean. I live in the city and believe me, the cashiers don't care about anything really. They do have lines there that we can bag ourselves. I do try and go to those lines. I also doubt that they are trained to care for the items being checked...

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 21 Apr 13

hello mylotters! election time is here again. and now is actually in the middle of the campaign period. it is that time again where you hear ridiculously loud campaign recordings and such. that time again when you could see...

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pekibird In fact, its not about a politician to affect our lives. And a politician really can not, but a LEADER can. We do not need politicians but we really need leaders. A leader can really affect an individual's life directly. Once we vote to a really sincere...

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 21 Apr 13

hello mylotters! election time is here again. and now is actually in the middle of the campaign period. it is that time again where you hear ridiculously loud campaign recordings and such. that time again when you could see...

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BannedHelsing Let's us presume that the person who will win and take seat for the next 3 years is not corrupt, then I say yes. It is not directly to you, but to the community. He person can develop a better municipal, provide livelihood project and build schools and...

22 Apr 13

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 21 Apr 13

hello mylotters! election time is here again. and now is actually in the middle of the campaign period. it is that time again where you hear ridiculously loud campaign recordings and such. that time again when you could see...

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Toni The right to suffrage nowadays are defeated by the cheating done by these politicians. One single vote won't matter at all, if the rest of the voters were vote by the opponent of your chosen candidate. Now, how can that politician really affect your life? It...

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 21 Apr 13

hello mylotters! election time is here again. and now is actually in the middle of the campaign period. it is that time again where you hear ridiculously loud campaign recordings and such. that time again when you could see...

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lizziegee These politicians have the same style. All of them think that we voters are very easy to believe them with all their empty promises and slogans that are frankly old school that everyone knows are fake. I have lost hope in Philippine politics. I still exercise...

22 Apr 13

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 21 Apr 13

hello mylotters! election time is here again. and now is actually in the middle of the campaign period. it is that time again where you hear ridiculously loud campaign recordings and such. that time again when you could see...

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Pose123 Hi murkie, It is true that very often this is just greed, but once in a while someone does come around who really cares. In any election campaign it's always a good idea to keep informed, learn what you can about each candidate and make your choose. It may...

22 Apr 13

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 17 Apr 13

hello mylotters. this is something that i used to take for granted. but since the temperature's really getting warmer, i noticed something that may have to be taken seriously. at each bottle of chemicals, just like my isopropyl...

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dollar3235 I was never a good student of Chemistry, however, I think it would diluted one that you have with you. In any case, if it is flammable, you should be very careful with it.

21 Apr 13

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 17 Apr 13

hello mylotters. this is something that i used to take for granted. but since the temperature's really getting warmer, i noticed something that may have to be taken seriously. at each bottle of chemicals, just like my isopropyl...

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dollar3235 Good that you've noticed this problem at your home. Isopropyl alcohol is flammable and I'm sure it'll have reactions once the temperature goes up, that's why, try to keep it at a place where there won't be any risk of high temperature or you should probably...

17 Apr 13

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Firefly @cttolledo (5454) • Legaspi, Philippines 15 Apr 13

Hi mylotters! I watched coronation night of Bb. Pilipinas 2013 last night and among those questions asked by judges to the respective candidates, one tough question called my attention , the question raised by Ms. Gloria Diaz...

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kixsh101 Should I answer that in a 30 second period, like the Binibini contestant? *lol* But kidding aside. I am pro for a Responsible Reproductive Health (RH) Bill and I am a catholic. I think it is high time that Filipinos be empowered with decisions like this. I...

15 Apr 13

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 15 Apr 13

hello everybody. 'been long since i last "participated" in here. i logged in and out every now and then but i haven't had that chance to comment to discussions or to make one. yeah, it feels good to be here for the time...

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adnileb same experience? YES. ^^ actually, i haven't seen one yet that gives good service to customers. tsk. yet other stores brag about it -- "...at your service. YES!" good to see you again, murkie.

15 Apr 13

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 15 Apr 13

hello everybody. 'been long since i last "participated" in here. i logged in and out every now and then but i haven't had that chance to comment to discussions or to make one. yeah, it feels good to be here for the time...

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katsmeow1213 Yes I have noticed the same thing and it always irritates me. I don't want to go home to cookie crumbles because they slammed the cookie box around! I bet they wouldn't like it if someone did that to their groceries.

15 Apr 13

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 15 Apr 13

hello everybody. 'been long since i last "participated" in here. i logged in and out every now and then but i haven't had that chance to comment to discussions or to make one. yeah, it feels good to be here for the time...

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TLilly12 The check out person care nothing about, your food spilling in your bag, or something breaking, all they want you to do is, pay for your items and they will go to the next customer, and do the same thing to their food, that they did to yours but when I do go...

15 Apr 13

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 24 Sep 12

i've read this article about cages being built where they would put the beggars in. there was this religious festival in china where hundreds of "pilgrims" visit a temple. and amidst this crowd, there are beggars roaming around...

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Shavkat I never hear such practice, not until now. That’s really very interesting to know. I’ve been to China for a year, but I never encountered such things. Thanks for sharing it. If they do such a thing, I think it is not appropriate for beggars to put into a cage....

9 Dec 12

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 28 Nov 12

first of all, I want to clarify that I have nothing against andres. in fact, i pretty much prefer him over rizal. but my question is, why do we celebrate his birthday? we do so with rizal. that’s understandable since he is...

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voracious I agree if Bonifacio will be our National hero over Rizal. Look the national hero of America George Washington, he's on the front line of the war and he deserves to be called "National Hero" I have nothing against Rizal but if you look on the other side of...

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 28 Nov 12

first of all, I want to clarify that I have nothing against andres. in fact, i pretty much prefer him over rizal. but my question is, why do we celebrate his birthday? we do so with rizal. that’s understandable since he is...

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mrsuniega I think the reason why we celebrate Bonifacio day is because Bonifacio is among the Filipino heroes who has the biggest role and impact to the Philippine history. Bonifacio is considered as the “Father of the Philippine Revolution”. He is the founder and...

7 Dec 12

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 28 Nov 12

first of all, I want to clarify that I have nothing against andres. in fact, i pretty much prefer him over rizal. but my question is, why do we celebrate his birthday? we do so with rizal. that’s understandable since he is...

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devonavis you really made me think huh...actually I'm confused too 'coz it appears to be unfair for the other heroes who gave their lives for the country. But maybe by rank of accomplishments, popularity or anything else that's why his birthday is being celebrated....

7 Dec 12

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 23 Nov 12

hello fellow mylotters. several days ago, i begin to feel some kind of lump at the base of my throat. there is a kind of a choking feeling from time to time. it's as if there was a big seed that i've swallowed and it won't go all...

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Jessiii1805 Not yet Adnileb...still a medical student. Murkie how are you now my friend?Hope you have already paid a visit to your physician and please let me know about his diagnosis.

7 Dec 12

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 28 Nov 12

first of all, I want to clarify that I have nothing against andres. in fact, i pretty much prefer him over rizal. but my question is, why do we celebrate his birthday? we do so with rizal. that’s understandable since he is...

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jeanneyvonne but the bravery of Bonifacio can never be surpassed by Rizal. I'm sorry but I found this statement to be a little patronizing. Rizal suffered in his own way like his fellow illustrados. Rizal may be abroad but his family suffered in place of him. The...

3 Dec 12

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 28 Nov 12

first of all, I want to clarify that I have nothing against andres. in fact, i pretty much prefer him over rizal. but my question is, why do we celebrate his birthday? we do so with rizal. that’s understandable since he is...

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Angelpink I guess , Bonifacio don't have same education with Jose Rizal. He wasn't able to study abroad. Rizal took up his Medicine abroad but the bravery of Bonifacio can never be surpassed by Rizal. Bonifacio risk his life , willing to fight there and then but Rizal...

3 Dec 12

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murkie @murkie (1103) • Philippines 28 Nov 12

first of all, I want to clarify that I have nothing against andres. in fact, i pretty much prefer him over rizal. but my question is, why do we celebrate his birthday? we do so with rizal. that’s understandable since he is...

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jeanneyvonne There is no official selection but many consider Rizal as the de facto national hero because he is popular among the people at that time (and perhaps still is today). People have been conditioned to know that Rizal is the national hero because he's the popular...

3 Dec 12

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