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    My family was fortunate enough not to be severely affected by Ondoy but somehow, looking at all the videos and hearing the stories of friends and relatives gave me a reason to reflect how our life can easily change.

    One thing that changed for me is that I don't care so much about my car's paint anymore, i used to be worried about getting a ding or a scratch somewhere but right now, as long as my car is in good running condition then it's fine. It doesn't mean that i'm not going to go to the car wash and keep my car clean, but right now it seems like a very minor part of my life.

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    Luckily, we were also spared from the flood and the typhoon.

    I realize that flood, like war is a great equalizer.

    Also, it just reinforced my beliefs:

    That in our country,- you cannot depend on your government to help you. We're left to fend for ourselves.

    Also, there are just too many people in Metro Manila. The government should clear the waterways and send the "homeless" people back to their provinces while providing job opportunities in there.

    Control on land development. There's just too many villages and subdivisions. Urban planning is terribly needed.

    We should elect the right people to make the right decisions, change the curve and lead our nation...

    8800:juggle:

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    I Hate the Corrupt Government officials more...

    "Control on land development. There's just too many villages and subdivisions. Urban planning is terribly needed"
    Did you know Malaki ang lagayan sa pag develop ng Subdivision. Per sqm ang kick back dyan. May others pa...

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    - higher vehicles such as suv has an edge over sedans
    - check the weather forecast before traveling
    - check via cnn.com or accuweather.com believe me they are more accurate, pagasa $uC&s big time, people panicked during pepeng, people didnt knew much about andoy...
    - presence of mind is always important
    - prayers do work, just pray and ask for help sincerely God knows what is sincere and what is not...

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    ^wala rin kwenta yun mga SUVs during the wrath of typhoon ondoy..

    I realized that I should get a AOG coverage for our cars....

    and I agree with TS, I'm not too sensitive na rin on my cars... a little scratch here and there is nothing compared to those whose cars was submerge by the flood.

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    #6
    for me, material thing is just that... materials.

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    lalo ako naging paranoid sa mga emergency bags ko...

    be ready for anything...just in case

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    Parang bigla gusto kong tumira na sa ibang bansa.

    Especially after reading that the developed countries (e.g. USA / Canada / Japan / Britain) contribute 80% to the cause of climate change, but it is the underdeveloped countries (e.g. Vietnam, Thailand, Phils, etc.) which bare the brunt of its effects.

    I mean, where is the KARMA in that? Sila ang may sala tayo ang pinaparusahan.

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    Quote Originally Posted by leonleon View Post
    Parang bigla gusto kong tumira na sa ibang bansa.

    Especially after reading that the developed countries (e.g. USA / Canada / Japan / Britain) contribute 80% to the cause of climate change, but it is the underdeveloped countries (e.g. Vietnam, Thailand, Phils, etc.) which bare the brunt of its effects.

    I mean, where is the KARMA in that? Sila ang may sala tayo ang pinaparusahan.
    IMHO, it just so happened na mas malaki ang contribution nila. pero not totally walang kasalanan ang 3rd world countries

    tska lok-bu lang ang infrastructures dito, walang urban planning, poor governance, and the list goes on. mas powerful at wealthier ang 1st world countries kaya minsan, minimal lang ang damage sa kanila, or nakakabangon agad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JJGF View Post
    hehe sir dagdag ka na din ng: (meron ako nito sa oto hehe)

    - medicines
    - canned goods (for 2days atleast)
    - lighter
    - survival knife
    - small ax
    baka ma checkpoint tayo, sabihin me special mission tayong gagampanan

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