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vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 15 Nov 12

Guess I'd tell you first about my "mylot story." LOL :-D I was introduced to this site probably five or six years ago by my sister - I was then a college student. My first months here at mylot was so productive that I am now...

age

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vesuvius Well mylot surely has become purposeful on your part now that you've been able to use it as a diary. I guess, I wouldn't consider mylot as a diary - I look into to more like an album of articles.

15 Nov 12

vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 15 Nov 12

Guess I'd tell you first about my "mylot story." LOL :-D I was introduced to this site probably five or six years ago by my sister - I was then a college student. My first months here at mylot was so productive that I am now...

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vesuvius Oh that's just cool, but were you teary-eyed the moment you saw your pictures? Sorry for asking because I do get a bit emotional when it comes to our pets who passed away. Sissy me, really. Ferrets remind me of Draco Malfoy, if you know what I mean. LOL

15 Nov 12

marguicha @marguicha (229808) • Chile 14 Nov 12

I was never a James Bond fan although I saw all the movies when they came out. I didn`t even think that Sean Connery was so hot way back then and I think the man has aged to perfection now. Yesterday a couple of my friends invited...

james bond

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vesuvius Well I'm not surprised at all - most girls really prefer romantic movies over action films. Some girls watch action movies only because they've got a crush on the lead actor. LOL. I know a lot of girls who are like that! I agree that the movie was way too...

15 Nov 12

vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 20 May 11

Whether they are liked or hated in any setup of a show, vampires seem to be the most "showbizically" popular on TV and on movies, as compared to their supernatural cousins like the ghouls, the dwarfs, the ghosts, the zombies and...

vampire

vampires

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vesuvius Got that term from a friend. Am glad you liked it. They sure are portrayed with a lot of "churva" (Soooo gay. LOLs). Like that for Vampire Diaries and the Twilight Saga. I don't really like the latter though. Can't stand it - think they're a little too "OA."...

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vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 19 May 11

So probably the guys who made computers so great these days have been so tired of clicking stuff so they made keyboard shortcuts - and I love them for doing that. LOLs I'm not a click person too. If there's a chance for me not to...

computers

keyboard

keyboard shortcuts

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vesuvius Wow great infos from you right there owlwings. Haven't got much for "Windows+" stuff but you sure have told me this. I only frequently use Win+L to lock. LOLs All the rest of all you mentioned, I use too.

19 May 11

vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 12 May 11

If you Google a lot, I'm sure you've noticed this. Once in a while Google features milestones, birthdays or death anniversaries by making the Google word in the search,look different - making it an animation, drawing in there...

features

google

google honors

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vesuvius Oh I think I missed that one. Anyway we can all come back to all those alternate logos at www.google.com/logos/

16 May 11

vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 13 May 11

Last March, I've heard from a friend that one of her acquaintances - a teacher from an international school here in the Philippines - that one major problem with the students is that they keep on failing a subject. I found it...

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vesuvius It's my father who is from Taguig, jai.

14 May 11

vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 13 May 11

Last March, I've heard from a friend that one of her acquaintances - a teacher from an international school here in the Philippines - that one major problem with the students is that they keep on failing a subject. I found it...

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vesuvius We can be general if we can already unite to eliminate the discrimination thing that you mentioned. That's a whole new story pal. Well goodnight the LK it was very nice you could share much of your thoughts in this.

14 May 11

vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 13 May 11

Last March, I've heard from a friend that one of her acquaintances - a teacher from an international school here in the Philippines - that one major problem with the students is that they keep on failing a subject. I found it...

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vesuvius That's great jaiho. I have a similar "setup". I'm pure Tagalog - my father is from Taguig an my mother's family is from Bulacan originally. We speak Tagalog in our home and I learned Bisaya at school with friends and acquaintances in General Santos City...

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vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 14 May 11

People everywhere in the world usually have to take 3 major meals in a day. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Many also prefer to have their snack every now and then. However, busy scheds tend to deprive some people of eating at...

food

meals

skip meals

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vesuvius I know somebody who like you is a dinner kind of person but she's much worse - she's not eating anything until lunch, not even water. She now has ulcer. Hope that doesn't happen to you...

14 May 11

vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 13 May 11

Last March, I've heard from a friend that one of her acquaintances - a teacher from an international school here in the Philippines - that one major problem with the students is that they keep on failing a subject. I found it...

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vesuvius In this case I hope I am not giving the impression that I am beginning to hate the kids. LOLs. It is of course the methods of the parents that I am against. You're right that some Filipinos already lack this passion for identity (or should I say, regional...

14 May 11

vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 13 May 11

Last March, I've heard from a friend that one of her acquaintances - a teacher from an international school here in the Philippines - that one major problem with the students is that they keep on failing a subject. I found it...

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vesuvius Binuang jud tuod, jaiho. [insane indeed, jaiho]

14 May 11

vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 13 May 11

Last March, I've heard from a friend that one of her acquaintances - a teacher from an international school here in the Philippines - that one major problem with the students is that they keep on failing a subject. I found it...

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vesuvius Well it's not the kids that I hate too, prinzeshania. It's how they're being cultured by their parents that I dislike.

14 May 11

vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 14 May 11

People everywhere in the world usually have to take 3 major meals in a day. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Many also prefer to have their snack every now and then. However, busy scheds tend to deprive some people of eating at...

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vesuvius Thanks jaiho. Wow you ARE such a minimal eater! Hope you're just fine.

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vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 14 May 11

People everywhere in the world usually have to take 3 major meals in a day. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Many also prefer to have their snack every now and then. However, busy scheds tend to deprive some people of eating at...

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vesuvius I was like that when I was in elementary and high school. I seem to just have a very low appetite in the morning. Thank God I didn't have serious gastro-intestinal problems because of that. I believe a lot of people are like that too.

14 May 11

vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 13 May 11

Last March, I've heard from a friend that one of her acquaintances - a teacher from an international school here in the Philippines - that one major problem with the students is that they keep on failing a subject. I found it...

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vesuvius Yes that is true, It was Britain that influenced India and it was the United States that influenced the Philippines. That's alarming if native speakers become the minority. That's just not right.

14 May 11

vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 13 May 11

Last March, I've heard from a friend that one of her acquaintances - a teacher from an international school here in the Philippines - that one major problem with the students is that they keep on failing a subject. I found it...

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vesuvius Yeah that's a nice point. Many TV shows - not all, though - do portray English speaking as a social status symbol. Somebody should teach these guys a lesson, right? They should be aware that that is not right. I sometimes envy the Thai, Koreans and the...

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vesuvius @vesuvius (1677) • Philippines 13 May 11

Last March, I've heard from a friend that one of her acquaintances - a teacher from an international school here in the Philippines - that one major problem with the students is that they keep on failing a subject. I found it...

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vesuvius We are not just losing the culture. With these people around, we are losing national dignity. As I've said they are becoming an embarrassment - they are insulting the struggles of our heroes for a cheap, superficial social identity. Quite a yucky for me,...

14 May 11

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