Sunday, October 16, 2011

FW: Pilipino Weekend gathering

@ Kangaroo Tim Down Under

 Thank you much!  May I add I have 2 pictures of the Last Supper; I was the crazy woman going around with a camera; I have a WengWeng niece and a John-John nephew; I have a Louis Vuitton I secretly bought not in a swap-meet (you know the writer is from Los Angeles because anywhere else is called flea market) but in an island in Greece; when I was in the Philippines there's someone cleaning in the kitchen and learned beforehand she's a relative); lumpia is my favorite food and that's my first line of attack!  Everything mentioned is all so true and I've done them all 100% each and everytime I have attended a party, religious or otherwise.  Right, I'm proud to be a Pinoy, also.  God broke the mold when He created the Filipinos.

 Ate Lib

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Date: Sat, 15 Oct 2011 14:50:51 -0700
From: tim
Subject: Re: Pilipino Weekend gathering
To: lib

hi Ate Lib, I give you a perfect score for ' karaoke or videoke' singing talent and the party for some were really down to earth especially with the little effect of alcohol or high spirit drinks, I'm proud to be Pinoy!!!



From: Lib
To: lib311bust2 <lib311@bust2.multiply.com>;
Sent: Sunday, 16 October 2011 8:27 AM
Subject: Pilipino Weekend gathering




Typical me! I'd be surprised if there's no food wraphsody.  I got 99% karaoke score singing "Light My Fire" - only because it was a duet with a dude.  Babe that sings alone will never get a score that high.  Always sing with a dude!
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Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2011 14:23:03 -0700
From: cc
Subject: Fw: Pilipino Weekend gathering
To:

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HOW WOULD YOU KNOW YOU'RE AT A FILIPINO PARTY?
                                     

 Simple!!!

         

-    You're an hour late and there's still nobody there!


-    There's enough food to feed the Philippines ..


-    You can't even get through the door because there's a pile of 50 shoes blocking the way.


-    You see a huge fork and spoon on the wall, a framed picture of the Last Supper, a huge Santo Nino, and a barrel man.


-    They' re singing "Peelings" on karaoke.


-    There's a piano in the living room for decoration. 

 

-    You are greeted by a Tita Baby and/or a Tito Boy.


-    The older men are in the garage playing posoy-dos, or poker or 31, the women are in the kitchen gossiping, or are playing mahjong,the other people are in    the entertainment room singing karaoke, and the kids are outside the streets running around unsupervised.


-    There's goat 'pulutan' being cooked.


-    There's a crazy woman with a camera going around the room snapping away and yelling, "Uy peeeek-chuuur! "


-    You enter a family party and you "Mano" to half the old crowd and when you leave you have to say goodbye to EVERYONE that's related to  you as a sign of    respect.

-    You end up saying hello and goodbye for a total of 30-40 minutes.


-    You know you're at a Filipino party when you hear a male's voice on the karaoke trying to emulate Frank Sinatra's "My Way".


-    Women are still doing the line dance to "todo todo "..


-    When there's at least one or more with the name : JP,JJ, JT,TJ,DJ,AJ, RJ,LJ,  Lingling, Bingbing, Tingting, Dingding, Wengweng, Bongbong, Dongdong etc. 

-    All the old aunties and guests are already wrapping up food to take home.


-    You have the Pacquiao fight on the illegal cable boxes on the 70" LCD in the movie room, The 10 yr old 50" CRT in the living room, The 15 yr old 30" tube in    the breakfast nook, The 20 yr old 15" tube in the kitchen, The 30 yr old 13" tube in the garage And the  Little portable by the BBQ grill, Because TVs are    NEVER retired in a Filipino household, they merely get demoted to whichever room doesn't have a TV yet(hahaha), then it ends up in the balikbayan box to    be sent to a relative back home, and it ends up being the main TV at the house again.


-    The aunties & guests are showing off their "designer" Louis Vuitton and Coach bags that they secretly bought at a swap-meet.


-    Someone is always in the kitchen constantly cleaning up, and you're not sure if she's the maid or a relative, so you greet and kiss them  on the cheek    anyway.


-    Relatives/friends will ask you where you work and if it's a retail job or if you work at an amusement park, they'll ask if you can get them a discount.


-    The lumpia is gone in 5 minutes and they are frying up another batch.


-    They play "Achy-Breaky Heart" over and over again.


-    What starts as a religious gathering turns into an illegal gambling set up by the end of the night!


OH DI BA? >>>>>ARE YOU NOT  PROUD BEING A FILIPINO?

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ANONG SAY MO

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