I'm from the Philippines
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Patricio said:Greetings from the Philippines!
If there is anyone from these archipelago?
Kumusta?
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Hi people.
I lived in Manila from 1968-1972
First in Magallanes Village and then in Parañaque (just off Quirino Avenue)
I went to school at what was then the American School in Bel-Air and then to Colegio de San Agustin in Dasmariñas.
I have many happy memories from those days which I'm happy to share:
In these days we used to say Makati, Rizal. It was a Makati of the Quad, the Rizal Theatre, Coronado Lanes, Sulo Restaurant, Automart, Rustans, etc.
We drank Royal Tru-Orange and Lemo-Lime and watched Uncle Bob's Lucky Seven Club on Channel Seven.
Ah, so many memories....
I lived in Manila from 1968-1972
First in Magallanes Village and then in Parañaque (just off Quirino Avenue)
I went to school at what was then the American School in Bel-Air and then to Colegio de San Agustin in Dasmariñas.
I have many happy memories from those days which I'm happy to share:
In these days we used to say Makati, Rizal. It was a Makati of the Quad, the Rizal Theatre, Coronado Lanes, Sulo Restaurant, Automart, Rustans, etc.
We drank Royal Tru-Orange and Lemo-Lime and watched Uncle Bob's Lucky Seven Club on Channel Seven.
Ah, so many memories....
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fragilewingz
i AM pi@h...
may nhnpn rin akong pinoy/pinsy!!! slim pickings.. were overun by chinese on this forum wow dis post was like what-last yr??? u guys stil active?
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I'm not trying to be insulting, but don't you know how to spell right? Or how to speak clean English?
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Hey everyone, please pray for the Philippines. A super typhoon's about to hit our country AGAIN. We are hoping for zero casualty this time. 
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A few questions, for those in the Philippines, if I may?
Why do those in the Philippines every year at 'easter', go through an entire crucifixion, actually nailing a guy to a cross, with a train of people whipping and flogging themselves into bloody pulps, masking themselves?
Where does Christ Jesus, God, command such a thing to be done, or endorse such a thing in Scripture?
Do you not know it is an abomination in His sight, and that he cares most preciously for the minds and bodies of those people? [I seriously ask.]
Why do those in the Philippines every year at 'easter', go through an entire crucifixion, actually nailing a guy to a cross, with a train of people whipping and flogging themselves into bloody pulps, masking themselves?
Where does Christ Jesus, God, command such a thing to be done, or endorse such a thing in Scripture?
Do you not know it is an abomination in His sight, and that he cares most preciously for the minds and bodies of those people? [I seriously ask.]
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Also, has anyone heard of P.A.F.C.O.E., or also known as Philippines A.F.C.O.E.?
Can be found under "AFCOEmanila". Go there if you are in the Philippines and see what they have to share and offer in Bible Study, training, evangelism, and so on.
Can be found under "AFCOEmanila". Go there if you are in the Philippines and see what they have to share and offer in Bible Study, training, evangelism, and so on.
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^The church doesn't endorse the activities you mentioned. It's the personal choice of those people.
Haven't heard of P.A.F.C.O.E. I'll try to check it out.
Haven't heard of P.A.F.C.O.E. I'll try to check it out.
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