Faith and InheritancePaul Cook1
You don't trust your wife? The best approach is to invest only what you can afford to lose. The land I bought goes to my kids when they become adults.
You don't trust your wife? The best approach is to invest only what you can afford to lose. The land I bought goes to my kids when they become adults.
Of course. Those types should have their horns cut off right away.
FYI, even if that axe is real, it doesn't need to be sharp enough to cut in order to do damage when you swing it. A lot of things like fire department axes are deliberately made "not sharp." The sharper the blade, the more likely it is to get stuck in the wood and not come out, which costs more time and effort. When you're making a hole in a wall or roof, a "blunt" axe is better since it won't get jammed in the wood.
That's exactly what they want us to think. That there's no hope in this country.
Sounds good.. What did you do during those 16 years?
The way he brings the box over lol 🤣
Just a guess, but from what I've seen, at least a third of the people in malls aren't there to buy anything big, they're just hanging out in the aircon. I went to MOA last week and half the people at IKEA were sitting on the display sets scrolling on their phones, and one family let their kids completely wreck the bed displays.
The Philippines is the only place I've ever *consistently* gotten the wrong change, and ***in my favor!!!*** For example, I pay 500 pesos for a 227-peso meal and get back over 300 pesos in change. It's not a one-off, and it's not just at sari-sari stores — it's pretty common. Outside the Philippines it's happened to me exactly once, in a small town in Mexico, and I know for sure that person couldn't read or write. Filipinos are really bad at mental math. In developed countries (even developing ones), most kids by around age ten can do multiplication tables, addition and subtraction, and basic division in their heads. But in the Philippines I keep seeing grown adults who can *not* do that at all. They immediately pull out a phone calculator, and even then they sometimes mix up the change. I don't know why I'm explaining all this. But to my eyes, society puts too little emphasis even on basic education, and barely considers it important to compete head-on with the best. The cultural pressure to be the best at math that's common in Vietnam, Korea, China and so on doesn't seem to exist in the Philippines. Honestly it's primarily the parents' fault, and from what I hear about Philippine public education, that's a total mess too. There's no way in this world my kids will grow up unable to do basic math in their heads. That's just... the basics... the foundation... and without it... what can you do in this life besides drive a pedicab? It's bitter.
Didn't see that goatse coming
Where is this? Is it the Conrad Hotel?
Don't use an Australian term deposit unless you're an Australian tax resident. Open an account somewhere else.
You can't even be mad at something that horribly cute.
Yeah, both of them are prescription-only here in the Philippines.
Sounds like you've got some strange people around you. And watching it online is strange too. Why not just live your own life?
That's a good boy.
Stop watching those YouTube gurus. In a relationship, you get back exactly what you put up with.
You're almost there... Also take a look at Guimaras Island (2 hours from Iloilo airport). It has most modern conveniences like hospitals and decent shopping, and far less traffic (traffic is the number one complaint among foreigners living in the Philippines 🇵🇭) Worst traffic 🇵🇭
Forget the gender war... can we talk about the stupidity of some of those guys who kept their arms straight up and in the air even though the hoop was resting on their shoulders? 😂
Yes, you can get clonazepam, but you need to find a doctor who has an S2 license.
So cute. They even have police shoes on.
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