What do you hate most about your country?

[Stoner]

Thick-skinned and onion-skinned at the same time.

Yep, we're distinctly capable of that.

[_Qwerty_]

link naman dyan sir!

On the otherhand, our girls are generally beautiful and there are alot of *** videos abounding in the internet. Bwahaha! :naughty2:

[flakez]

nasabi na ata lahat. dagdag na lang ako.

mindset na yung anak nila ang mag aahon sa kanila sa kahirapan. karamihan ng parents sa atin after makapag tapos ang mga anak tigil na rin sa trabaho kasi andyan na si anak kahit kaya pa naman. in the end pati si anak hindi makaahon sa kahirapan kasi siya naman bumubuhay sa kanila.

[uls]

mindset na yung anak nila ang mag aahon sa kanila sa kahirapan. karamihan ng parents sa atin after makapag tapos ang mga anak tigil na rin sa trabaho kasi andyan na si anak kahit kaya pa naman. in the end pati si anak hindi makaahon sa kahirapan kasi siya naman bumubuhay sa kanila.

at yung anak may mga anak din

[shadow]

Buinf barangay ang kamaganak and pag kumikita lang ng konti eh daoat tulungan nabuong baranggay

[uls]

kasi strong family ties ang pinoy

sa sobra strong ng family ties kahit malayong kamag anak kelangan mo tulungan

pag di mo tinulungan masama ka

hehe

[vinj]

kasi strong family ties ang pinoy

sa sobra strong ng family ties kahit malayong kamag anak kelangan mo tulungan

pag di mo tinulungan masama ka

hehe

Someone at the office was relating something like that to me yesterday while we were out on the field. She lives near the racetrack in Cavite and was talking about her neighbor who's a jockey; laki daw ng kita since he's fairly successful, wife doesnt work and has 4 kids who get whatever new gadgets they want, while the in-laws and some relatives even live in their house. All i could think of was "paktay sila pag na disgrasya or pag hindi na makasakay si hinete".

But what do i hate most about my country??? Politics and the systems that support it. If you see it, a lot of the ills can be traced to our stupid politicians.

[cripple_rooster]

At least Brazil has an aviation industry, a working ethanol model, and most importantly, a Formula1 Race Track...

14.2K:juggle:

Aviation industry? OK, but mostly small regional aircrafts and military training, and still depend on a lot of imported components. At least when Embraer was founded during the military regime they had some more national content in the planes.

Working ethanol model? Definitely no, it used to work, but due to lack of planning it's turning into fail. Nearly nothing being done to increase the productivity on the sugarcane farms, price regulator stocks for the inter-harvests are not seriously handled, and due to the "flexfuel" cars the engines were worked around to run on both gasoline and ethanol either pure or blended in any proportion, but they ended up less efficient than a dedicated-ethanol engine (or even a compression-ignited diesel engine operating with ethanol as widely done in sugarcane farms and ethanol plants) would be. Also, in Brazil since 1976 automakers are forbidden to sell any vehicle with a payload under 1-ton fitted with diesel engines, excluding only the 4WD ones with either a dual-range transfer case or a crawler gear (biodiesel is better than ethanol).

[lowslowbenz]

Actually ..... I love my country ..... It's the government that I hate ..

[CoDer]

kasi strong family ties ang pinoy

sa sobra strong ng family ties kahit malayong kamag anak kelangan mo tulungan

pag di mo tinulungan masama ka

hehe

Kaya ako malayo sa mga kamag anak, at di nila alam address ko.