Unhappy Being Filipino
Unhappy Being Filipino
I hate being filipino.
I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
I can't stand filipino pretenders. Filipinos, in their egomaniacal,
self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous 3rd
World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be. They love to show off
and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
knowlegde of. They freely and openly insult others for various reasons
while almost never taking that long look in the mirror to see their own
ugly mongrel faces.
Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
More to come . . . I've only begun to burn.
Bgdomingo
Nice to know how you feel.
================================================================
Bong D
"Southern Way"
Pietro E Reyes, III
First, most of what you say don't describe the Filipino!
Second, you certainly don't sound like you're Filipino!
SURPRISE! For all you know, you aren't Filipino after all!
So don't be embarassed and don't sweat it...
To me, and I suspect to the majority of those here, you're not Filipino!
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Unhappy Being Filipino wrote in message <35547656...@hotmail.com>...
kardo
Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
> I hate being filipino.
> I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
> I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
> I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
> I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
> treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
Why don't you put an end to all your misery and just shoot yourself. If
that's too painful, just tell everyone you're Vietnamese...that's the
ticket!
R2C
Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
> I hate being filipino.
> <rest of sadly pathetic post, cloaked>
Then what the hell are you doing in this newsgroup? Why hang out in the
virtual tambayan of people you hate? Unless you're a *troll*.
know what, I think you're like renowl, and there's a suppressed,
subconcious part of you who longs for contact and coversation with other
Filipinos. A suppressed, subconcious part who saw BOTH bad *and* GOOD
things about Filipino culture.
> More to come . . . I've only begun to burn.
began my ass, you've already charred your heart, soul and cultural
identity to ashes. You've burned long ago, and now there's nothing left
but an empty shell of what once was. But there's still hope for sad
losers like you. Deep down in your jaded one-sided mind, is a proud
Pinoy trying to get out.
--Ron
R2C
veroncruz wrote:
> Listen, man, you have a choice - if you detest being a Filipino, go
> and tell
> anyone who asks you your nationality that you're a Malaysian, an
> Indonesian,
> a Thai, whatever ... and see if that will make you happier. I'm sure
> you'll
> find out in time that everyone, if they don't learn enough about their
>
> culture, people back home and the natural treasures of their country,
> have a
> tendency to feel the same way you do.
Listen well to your Tita Vina, homeboy! There's someone who's been
through your period of ignorant one-sided darkness and came through it a
happy, proud Pinay! you go, girl!!!
Know what folks, I say we invite all these
i-hate-being-filipino-i-don't-think-there's-nothing-good-about-philippines
losers to the next SCF picnic. Let's show these dorks in person the
*good* & *fun* side of Filipino culture. Maybe we'll even have JT yakap
them ;-). And we'll definitely give them a taste of Bambam's famous
barbeque. Totoy Tigas can tell them "right-click" jokes, and I'll even
offer them some of my Chicharon. And last but not least, Ben G. can
give them some of his "patis".
If they still think there's nothing good about Filipinos after that,
then they're hopeless cases.
--Ron
Fred Amores
Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
>
> I hate being filipino.
> I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
> I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
> I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
> treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
>
> self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous 3rd
> World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be. They love to show off
> and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
> knowlegde of. They freely and openly insult others for various reasons
> while almost never taking that long look in the mirror to see their own
> ugly mongrel faces.
>
> Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
> opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
> natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
>
I suggest you play the russian roulette to end your miseries.
jibong
I just have to raise these questions:
1)Having an archipelago named Philippines, and a people called Filipinos,
does this mean we, as people, still have to pay respect to our subjection
under Philip of Spain and the Catholic Church?
2)Was keeping the name part of the deal between Spain and the U.S. when the
latter paid ?20M for the islands?
--
Illogical statements coming from irrational sources
make sense. 1 + 1 = 10
jibong
veroncruz <vi...@info.com.ph> wrote in article
<35549A...@info.com.ph>...
JonZ93111
>"jibong" <si...@init.araw> writes:
>I just have to raise these questions:
>1)Having an archipelago named Philippines, and a people called Filipinos,
>does this mean we, as people, still have to pay respect to our subjection
>under Philip of Spain and the Catholic Church?
Well, it HAS been awhile since there was a thread dealing with alternatives.
How about a people referred to as:
a) Lapulapiños
b) Magallañinos
Or a country known as:
a) Republika ng Pera ng OCW
b) Republika ng Pasalubong ng Balikbayan
c) Republika ng Lagay
(OK Ron, I give you special dispensation from the agreement, if you signed it,
to flame me for those)
>2)Was keeping the name part of the deal between Spain and the U.S. when the
>latter paid ?20M for the islands?
Technically, the name was probably changed from Islas de las Filipinas (or
Philippinas) to the Philippine Islands or something like that (totoong tamad na
ako - I'm not going to look it up). Your point is valid, however - it might be
a watershed event for the Philippines to change the name of the country. Just
wait for a scandal to break out and somebody will think of doing such a thing
to distract public attention. In fact, it might even be a good time to change
the name of the U.S. to Starlandia or Lewinskandalia - maybe THAT would stop
the investigations.
From the Desk of
Jon Zimmermann
http://members.aol.com/jonz93111
Rat
veroncruz wrote:
>
> People are the SAME EVERYWHERE - IRREGARDLESS OF NATIONALITY.
>
I believe that if people everywhere could just learn
this one simple fact, then the whole world would be a
much nicer place to live.
I like the way you think Vina.
Kapayapaan
Rat
Tansong Isda
Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
> I hate being filipino.
> I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
> I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
> I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
> I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
> treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
You're in bad shape. Unless you are talking about oyur family, I don't
belong with them so I'm not one of those you mentioned. Of course, I can
tell by your post that you haven't been with the majority population as an
executive or in high enough position to see that everyone share this
anomalous "culture".
> I can't stand filipino pretenders. Filipinos, in their egomaniacal,
> self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous 3rd
> World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be. They love to show off
> and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
> knowlegde of. They freely and openly insult others for various reasons
> while almost never taking that long look in the mirror to see their own
> ugly mongrel faces.
And you hate brown faces too, you must be a "whitey" Tisoy....
> Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
> opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
> natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
And you will gossip with us as to who these people are, right? Your just
another Filipino who lost an identity.
kardo
Tansong Isda wrote:
>
> Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
> > Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
> > opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
> > natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
>
> And you will gossip with us as to who these people are, right? Your just
> another Filipino who lost an identity.
psst...Copper...I hear UBF just lost his job and his wife is leaving
him... his daughter got knocked up and had to quit junior high...his son
is currently in jail...so he's living out of his truck right now...
Ngiiii
>I _am_ ashamed when I or other people make people think less of
>themselves. But I never thought that it was a Filipino thing
-joanna
that was the best line in the whole post
I think that answered the topic
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NGiiii!!!!
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orig na musik para sa inyong
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Pietro E Reyes, III
With sincere apologies to all SCFers, I beg everyone's pardon and indulgence
and request that they allow me this one instance to sink to the depths of
one who takes unbounded pride in being the lowest among the low lifes. I
promise I won't do this again.
+++++++++
Ay naku... Ang kamalasan nga naman... Kapag nakursunadahan ka ng isang iklog
na basag ang pula, kahit na ano ang gawin mo, parang isang "skin disease" na
hindi mawala-wala.
Your post was e-mailed to me so, inspite of my committing you to my killfile
list, I still can't get rid of you. Okay, pagbigbigyan kita one last time...
Tonyong Gago wrote in message
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>
>
>Pietro E Reyes, III <per...@ix.netcom.com> wrote in article
><6j2249$d...@dfw-ixnews3.ix.netcom.com>...
>> First, most of what you say don't describe the Filipino!
>>
>Ang plastik mo talaga Pietro.
A statement based totally on conjecture aside from being totally
judgmental - the typical product of intellectual impotence.
Open your eyes to the fact that you don't know me or who I am.
>Ang sinasabi ng isang gagong yaon ay pawang
>mga negatibong karakter ng mga Pilipino.
Yup. Just like you, he speaks from blissful ignorance and utter stupidity.
Hindi lahat ng Pilipino ay nagtataglay ng mga negatibong karakter na
sinasabi nung taong yun. As I mentioned in some previous post, the measure
of a people, including Filipinos, is not the number of character weaknesses
he is born with nor the poor circumstances he is born to but how much he has
done to uplift himself and others from those conditions.
>Lahat ng lahi ay may kanyakanyang
>kakupalan.
Finally, a faint glimmer of sense. Only those such as yourself who wish
others to sink in the mire of the psycho-social poverty that they are in
accept these generalized falsehoods as the truth.
>Pinairal mo na yang kaplastikan mo! Katulad mong isang
>self-righteous-asshole. >
Boy, you continue to outdo yourself, Tonyo with still another judgmental
statement based totally on conjecture. I notice you very quickly reach the
limits of your intellectual capacity.
>O baka gusto mo lang parating magpaimpress sa mga
>tagarine sa SCF?
Unlike you, Tonyo, I really have no such compelling need. But if you think
what I post elicits any such reaction, I thank you and I can't help it if
you think so.
>> Second, you certainly don't sound like you're Filipino!
>Kung ako sa 'yo aalamin ko sa kupal na 'yon kung bakit sya nagsasalita ng
>ganoon. Mas mabuting maintindihan mo muna kung bakit nya nadarama ang
>pagkamuhi sa kanyang lahi.
What's the use? You cannot build any credible conclusions based on
generalizations that are fundamentally untrue. Uusisain mo pa ba kung paano
si-nolve ng isang tao yung kaniyang math problem which he states as 1+1=8?
Ang pagkamuhi niya sa kaniyang lahi is a personal problem of his which he,
himself, will have to deal with in his own terms and on his own time. And if
I may add, medyo may problema nga ang taong ito...
Sige, kung gusto mo talagang matulungan yung taong yun, sige... alamin mo
kung bakit siya ganoon. How would you do it? At pagkatapos mong gawin 'yon,
what would you prescribe to him? C' mon... Enlighten me!
>> SURPRISE! For all you know, you aren't Filipino after all!
>>
>> So don't be embarassed and don't sweat it...
>>
>> To me, and I suspect to the majority of those here, you're not Filipino!
>>
>MAHILIG KA KASING MAGPAIMPRESS... HEHEHEHE PLASTIK!!!
Your judgmental statement rings as hollow as your intellect, Tonyo. Why not
consider professional help? Oooops, sorry... wala nga palang ospital o gamot
sa ganiyang sakit mo... Since you mentioned the term anyway, why not
seriously consider the use of plastic - a plastic bag over your empty head?
>SUMAYAW KA NA LANG NG CONGA
Another one of your thoughtless meaningless prescriptions, I see.
Let me reciprocate anyway... Tonyo. Here's my prescription:
You will probably discover that once you start being nice to others, others
will start to be nice to you. Keep being what you are and behaving as you do
and you will end up in everyone's killfile list.
Tonyo, wake up! Open your eyes and see that there is another side to life -
a good and better and happy side. Not everything in life is as bleak and
morose and as negative as you perceive it to be. Take control of your
cynicism because no one else will do it for you. Your happiness depends not
on others but solely on yourself.
Ho hum... This is starting to get boring, Tonyo. Now scoot... Go crawl back
underneath the rocks where you came from... And it's back to my killfile
list for you!
Tansong Isda
kardo wrote:
> psst...Copper...I hear UBF just lost his job and his wife is leaving
> him... his daughter got knocked up and had to quit junior high...his son
> is currently in jail...so he's living out of his truck right now...
F he needs help, I went through rough times as well, post help and I'm sure
people will help, right? Can anybody respond to this guy's location and get
him a place to stay?
Unhappy Being Filipino
A likely argument. Unfortunately, I'm as close to being a full-blooded
Filipino as I possibly can.
Oh, and I've got some news for you . . . we all have to sweat it.
Consider the facts:
1. Our wonderful Ferdie Marcos goes down in world history as one of the
greediest fascists to live. He steals a combination of tax money and foreign
aid to fill his coffers. To protect himself from being found out by the
public,
he imposes a national military state of arrest and imprisons all, that's
right,
all of his political enemies that would be bright enough to unseat him in the
eyes of Filipinos and the world. This guy's right up there with Hitler in
most
intellectual circles.
2. Prostitution. If income from this profession were declared, people would
find that the Philippines' biggest business is in selling it's women, both RP
domestic and internationally, off to the highest bidders. Gee, I wonder why
the rate of RP AIDS viral infections is looking more and more like that of
African countries. Thank our lovely politicians for letting the wolves into
the chicken coup. Ultimately - think Japan and the Middle East
3. Celebrities as politicians - singing and dancing while campaigning -
Enough
said. The US' biggest political bozos (Dan Quayle, Jerry Brown, etc.) are
EVEN smart enough to NOT do this. Filipino politicians are no better than
a bunch of trained monkeys. This has got to tell you about the igarots that
vote them in.
I've got to stop, I'm feeling sick again. I'll be back with more - the list
is
disappointingly long.
Pietro E Reyes, III wrote:
> First, most of what you say don't describe the Filipino!
>
> Second, you certainly don't sound like you're Filipino!
>
> SURPRISE! For all you know, you aren't Filipino after all!
>
> So don't be embarassed and don't sweat it...
>
> To me, and I suspect to the majority of those here, you're not Filipino!
>
> ++++++++++++++
>
> Unhappy Being Filipino wrote in message <35547656...@hotmail.com>...
> >I hate being filipino.
> >I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
> >I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
> >I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
> >I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
> >treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
> >
> >I can't stand filipino pretenders. Filipinos, in their egomaniacal,
> >self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous 3rd
> >World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be. They love to show off
> >and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
> >knowlegde of. They freely and openly insult others for various reasons
> >while almost never taking that long look in the mirror to see their own
> >ugly mongrel faces.
> >
> >Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
> >opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
> >natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
> >
Unhappy Being Filipino
Well, well, well.
I guess I forgot to mention in my first posting, the instant violence that
Filipinos
love to promote. Try this on for size igarot:
1. MARTIAL LAW - seems Filipinos don't have a problem torturing, killing,
raping, disturbing, thieving, lying (are u getting the picture yet you stupid
APE).
Hmmm. Just kill myself . . . I don't think that would be good. Who would
be available then to unveil people like yourself that do not take seriously
the
poor condition of our brethren. Hey, when you get Hell, don't write back.
kardo wrote:
> Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
>
> > I hate being filipino.
> > I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
> > I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
> > I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
> > I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
> > treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
>
kardo
Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
>
> Well, well, well.
> I guess I forgot to mention in my first posting, the instant violence that
> Filipinos
> love to promote. Try this on for size igarot:
What's an "igarot"? You mean "Igorot"? You call me that as if it was
bad. The Cordillera people are proud and strong people. They never
allowed themselves to subjugated by the Spaniards, Americans, Japanese,
and the various Phil governments who tried to repress them. I highly
admire them.
> 1. MARTIAL LAW - seems Filipinos don't have a problem torturing, killing,
> raping, disturbing, thieving, lying (are u getting the picture yet you stupid
> APE).
STUPID APE? NAKU TENKYO HA. BOLERO KA PALA.
> Hmmm. Just kill myself . . . I don't think that would be good. Who would
> be available then to unveil people like yourself that do not take seriously
> the
> poor condition of our brethren. Hey, when you get Hell, don't write back.
Common UBF, did you really think I was serious when I suggested that you
shoot yourself? I lab u layk a brader. Just tell people you're Thai
and you'll be okay. Well maybe not...once you start thinking you're
Thai, you're going to start posting complaints to soc.culture.thai how
unhappy you are about being Thai.
Stick around...we'll find help for you. And I'm really sorry about you
being homeless and all.
R2C
Kwinee wrote:
> >More to come . . . I've only begun to burn.
>
> ohmigod another flatulent loser whose pu-et spontaneously and
> vigorously spews
> methane and hydrogen sulfide.
Lemonhead, I think you've found your partner for life!!! I'll have
UBF sent to the SCF Mental Hospital immediately! I'm sure you two will
hit it off quite nicely!
--Ron
R2C
Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
> A likely argument. Unfortunately, I'm as close to being a
> full-blooded
> Filipino as I possibly can.
Wrong, hopeless basket case, while you may have Filipino blood, or
Filipino DNA, you are anything **BUT** Filipino. No true Filipino can
be so blind as to not see even *one* *good* *thing* about the
Philippines.
> Oh, and I've got some news for you . . . we all have to sweat it.
> Consider the facts:
News my ass, WE ALL KNOW THIS SHIT. You are merely regurgitating old
news because you have nothing ORIGINAL to say. Hopeless, pathetic broken
record of a loser.
> 1. Our wonderful Ferdie Marcos goes down in world history as one of
> the
> greediest fascists to live. He steals a combination of tax money and
> foreign
> aid to fill his coffers. To protect himself from being found out by
> the
> public, he imposes a national military state of arrest and imprisons
> all, that's
> right,all of his political enemies that would be bright enough to
> unseat him in the
> eyes of Filipinos and the world. This guy's right up there with
> Hitler in
> most intellectual circles.
And you, in your sick mind assume that we're all proud of this monster?
Hello! Yeah, the Evil One still has followers, but most Flips hate his
guts and are ashamed of this bastard. But just because we had this
monster of a leader in the past, does not mean we cannot hope and try to
achieve a better future--I mean DUH, we *did* kick Makoy out! Funny how
you mention Hitler, one of this century's biggest monsters from
Germany. But I don't see Germans moping around hopelessly and mumbling
about how hopeless their culture is, how bad it is to be a German
because of one really evil leader, do you? No. Life goes on.
> 2. Prostitution. If income from this profession were declared,
> people would
> find that the Philippines' biggest business is in selling it's women,
> both RP
> domestic and internationally, off to the highest bidders. Gee, I
> wonder why
> the rate of RP AIDS viral infections is looking more and more like
> that of
> African countries. Thank our lovely politicians for letting the
> wolves into
> the chicken coup. Ultimately - think Japan and the Middle East
Idiot, the world's oldest profession is *every*where!!! Some people
(not just in the Philippines) want this legalized, and some countries
legalize it in contained areas. Personally, I don't think it should be
legalized, but just because there are prostitutes in the Philippines
(just like there are in probably every country in the world) does NOT
mean that all our women are like that, or that all our men are pimps. I
feel sorry for the women who have to sell themselves (or are pimped),
but that doesn't stop me from seeing the *positive* things about women
in the Philippines.
> 3. Celebrities as politicians - singing and dancing while campaigning
> -
do the words "I'm a Dole man!!!" ring a bell? Does Clinton going on the
Tonight Show (with Jay Leno) playing sax ring a bell? DUH! And oh yeah,
Mr. Reagan--the hollywood president. Oh...let's not forget about that
PORN STAR who held (and I think still holds) a seat in Italian
Senate...she umm...shall we say, "revealed herself" while campaigning!
What a moron you are, we ain't the only people who have candidates doing
stupid, pointless, nothing-to-do-with-issues stuff while campaigning.
It's one of the flaws of democracy, since the common people have the
power to put or remove people from office, the people who want to be in
office will do whatever they can to try to persuade or manipulate the
common people into voting for them. The same way those damn lawyers
will pull fancy tricks in the courtroom to impress the jury. I don't
like this any more than you do, but I don't let this prevent me from
enjoying the good things about Filipino culture. This won't prevent me
from going to a fiesta. This won't prevent me from eating Palabok.
This won't prevent me from listening to full volume Lea Salonga music in
my car.
> Enough said.
barely enough. not even close. if your goal is to make us all as
pathetically hopeless and sad about being Filipino as you are, man you
are going to have to do a LOT better than that. Because most of us here
are quite HAPPY and PROUD to be Filipino. About the only thing that'll
stop me from being proud to be Pinoy right now, is if ALL OF OUR PEOPLE
turned into mindless, hopeless, basket cases like you.
Say it LOUD,
We're Kayumanggi, (except Bambam--he's albino :-)
And we're PROUD!
> I've got to stop, I'm feeling sick again.
"feeling sick"--heck you ARE sick. you've probably had some bad
experiences in the Philippines, or had bad experiences with other
Filipinos, and you are then blaming ALL FILIPINOS and ALL PHILIPPINE
CULTURE for your bad experiences. You know what you are, asshole.
You're like the white woman who gets held up by a black man and starts
hating & blaming all blacks for this one bad experience--except in your
case, you hate your own countrymen. There's three words for this kind
of thing: ignorance, prejudice, & racism. Nasty illnesses these are.
And you're infected with all three. That's why you're sick.
> I'll be back with more - the list
> is disappointingly long.
no, you're disappointingly longwinded and pathetic.
oh yeah, bring your sad list on, it'll only show us how more pathetic
and hopeless you are.
--Ron
R2C
Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
> Hmmm. Just kill myself . . . I don't think that would be good. Who
> would
> be available then to unveil people like yourself that do not take
> seriously
> the poor condition of our brethren. Hey, when you get Hell, don't
> write back.
oh look guys, he views himself as the Prophet Who Tells Us Things We
Already Know. Ooooh, he's gonna "unviel" stuff he says. Ooooo. It's
like he wants to take credit for reporting stuff we've known all our
lives. What a loser.
--Ron
veroncruz
Pietro E Reyes, III wrote:
>
> First, most of what you say don't describe the Filipino!
>
> Second, you certainly don't sound like you're Filipino!
>
> SURPRISE! For all you know, you aren't Filipino after all!
>
> So don't be embarassed and don't sweat it...
>
> To me, and I suspect to the majority of those here, you're not Filipino!
>
> ++++++++++++++
>
> Unhappy Being Filipino wrote in message <35547656...@hotmail.com>...
> >I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
> >I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
> >I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
> >I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
> >treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
> >
> >self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous 3rd
> >World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be. They love to show off
> >and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
> >knowlegde of. They freely and openly insult others for various reasons
> >while almost never taking that long look in the mirror to see their own
> >ugly mongrel faces.
> >
> >Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
> >opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
> >natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
> >
Listen, man, you have a choice - if you detest being a Filipino, go and tell
anyone who asks you your nationality that you're a Malaysian, an Indonesian,
a Thai, whatever ... and see if that will make you happier. I'm sure you'll
find out in time that everyone, if they don't learn enough about their
culture, people back home and the natural treasures of their country, have a
tendency to feel the same way you do.
Oh, but our culture is not only filled with deceit, etc., etc., it's also
filled with compassion and sacrifice (Filipinas leave their families to work
as domestic helpers in order to secure their child's education. Why are you
in the States and not here then?) heroic deeds, and solidarity, and courage.
A lot of our men were sent to help fight alongside the Americans in wars,
and even here, where the military clash with the NPA's, there are instances
where the two groups in the light of day will share meals and drinks, and
fight only when night fall, so they do not feel the pain of seeing a comrade
belonging to an enemy camp die.
People are the SAME EVERYWHERE - IRREGARDLESS OF NATIONALITY.
I know how you feel, I used to feel the same way too. Only, I didn't
vocalise it until I was over it - take your time. And yes, I'll give you
that, it is true, there are good and bad Filipinos with good and bad traits,
just like there are good and bad Americans, French, Germans, Chinese,
Singaporeans ... no nationality is excluded from the list if you'll think
about this calmly. Just take them as they come, and let them go. They're not
an albatross tied around your neck. Leave people with bad traits and hang
around people you like. You have a choice, no?
What you write here just tells me you've got a problem with self-esteem, or
maybe you've just been at the brunt end of loads of racist comments. So we
hear you ... but why don't you just stick around and try to learn a bit from
from this newsgroups. You might discover there are pros and cons to being a
Filipino, and this is one site where there are lots of pros. Or at least,
we're trying to infuse that now. Everyone's got a job to do, everyone's
busy, tired, frustrated, but they will still spend time to exchange
pleasantries amongst their kind. This is a good trait, don't you agree? And
it's Filipino.
Take it easy. Even if you turn out not to be a Filipino after all.
-vina
Isip Bata
kardo wrote in message <3554E7...@hotmeal.com>...
>Tansong Isda wrote:
>>
>> Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
>> > Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
>> > opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
>> > natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
>>
>> And you will gossip with us as to who these people are, right? Your just
>> another Filipino who lost an identity.
>
>
>psst...Copper...I hear UBF just lost his job and his wife is leaving
>him... his daughter got knocked up and had to quit junior high...his son
>is currently in jail...so he's living out of his truck right now...
So that is why he is posting from the public library in Hackensack, NJ.
Isip Bata
"Noli Illegitimi Carborandum"
Skorokotoy
I'm sorry you feel that way towards your countrymen. You have every right to
feel unhappy. In fact, you should feel the bottomless pit of unhappiness,
you're now contemplating blowing your brains out. You should do it now to end
the misery you're feeling! You probably feel useless, unloved, unwanted, and
people probably despise you so much. Kawawa ka naman. Talagang dapat
magpakamatay ka na lang!
If you're too scared to blow your brains out, why don't you drain your blood,
baka sakali, maiba ang lahi mo.
Si Isko, Pilipino ini!!!!!!!
Ay......hopia, mani, popcorn, chiklet kayo riyan......
>From: Unhappy Being Filipino <U...@hotmail.com>
>Date: Sat, May 9, 1998 11:29 EDT
>Message-id: <35547656...@hotmail.com>
>
>I hate being filipino.
>I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
>I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
>I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
>I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
>treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
>
>I can't stand filipino pretenders. Filipinos, in their egomaniacal,
>self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous 3rd
>World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be. They love to show off
>and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
>knowlegde of. They freely and openly insult others for various reasons
>while almost never taking that long look in the mirror to see their own
>ugly mongrel faces.
>
>Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
>opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
>natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
>
Kaibigan
> Veroncruz wrote:
>
> People are the SAME EVERYWHERE - IRREGARDLESS OF NATIONALITY.
Salamat po!
Repitan porfavor!
Only louder next time!
Kwinee
>I hate being filipino.
>I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
>I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
>I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
>I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
>treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
>
>I can't stand filipino pretenders. Filipinos, in their egomaniacal,
>self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous 3rd
>World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be. They love to show off
>and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
>knowlegde of. They freely and openly insult others for various reasons
>while almost never taking that long look in the mirror to see their own
>ugly mongrel faces.
>
>Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
>opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
>natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
>
>More to come . . . I've only begun to burn.
my suspicion has been true all along, andrew cunananananan is alive!!!
Tonyong Gago
>
> Your post was e-mailed to me so, inspite of my committing you to my
killfile
> list, I still can't get rid of you. Okay, pagbigbigyan kita one last
time...
>
Kung hindi ka pala talaga plastik at sinungaling... Hinding hindi ako
nag-eemail ng poste ko... Hahahahahaha!! You are pulling my egg. Anong
one last time? Tanga ano bang newsreader ang ginagamit mo? at anong
killfile, killfile?... di na uso yan!
>
> Tonyong Gago wrote in message
> <01bd7b98$bfbfb7a0$c336...@portalinc.com.portalinc.com>...
> >
> >
> >Pietro E Reyes, III <per...@ix.netcom.com> wrote in article
> ><6j2249$d...@dfw-ixnews3.ix.netcom.com>...
> >> First, most of what you say don't describe the Filipino!
> >>
> >Ang plastik mo talaga Pietro.
>
> A statement based totally on conjecture aside from being totally
> judgmental - the typical product of intellectual impotence.
Intellectual impotence ha... now look who's judgmental??!?!?!?!? Baka
gusto mong idefine ko sa yo ang plastic--- POLYEUROTHANE... HEHEHEHEHE...
>
> Open your eyes to the fact that you don't know me or who I am.
>
Bakit ako kilala mo?!?!
> >Ang sinasabi ng isang gagong yaon ay pawang
> >mga negatibong karakter ng mga Pilipino.
>
> Yup. Just like you, he speaks from blissful ignorance and utter
stupidity.
> Hindi lahat ng Pilipino ay nagtataglay ng mga negatibong karakter na
> sinasabi nung taong yun. As I mentioned in some previous post, the
measure
> of a people, including Filipinos, is not the number of character
weaknesses
> he is born with nor the poor circumstances he is born to but how much he
has
> done to uplift himself and others from those conditions.
>
Sooo... anong contradicting sa statements natin?!?!?!?!
> >Lahat ng lahi ay may kanyakanyang
> >kakupalan.
>
> Finally, a faint glimmer of sense. Only those such as yourself who wish
> others to sink in the mire of the psycho-social poverty that they are in
> accept these generalized falsehoods as the truth.
>
Hehehehehe... don't hypalutenize your simple elaboration... dahil wala ka
palang pinagkaiba kay Retong... Ang ibig ko lang sabihin in a milder
statement ay: lahat ng lahi ay merong kanyang negative traits... katulad mo
plastik... e ba't ka papatol sa isang alam mo nang sira ang ulo... e di
sira ka rin...
ALAM MO PIETRO KUNG HINDI KA APEKTADO HINDI KA PAPATOL SA ORIGINAL
POSTER.... ITS AS SIMPLE AS THAT!!!
> >Pinairal mo na yang kaplastikan mo! Katulad mong isang
> >self-righteous-asshole. >
>
> Boy, you continue to outdo yourself, Tonyo with still another judgmental
> statement based totally on conjecture. I notice you very quickly reach
the
> limits of your intellectual capacity.
>
It doesn't take one to even use one's intellect to analyze your character
-A SELF RIGHTEOUS ASSHOLE!!!
> >O baka gusto mo lang parating magpaimpress sa mga
> >tagarine sa SCF?
>
>
> Unlike you, Tonyo, I really have no such compelling need. But if you
think
> what I post elicits any such reaction, I thank you and I can't help it if
> you think so.
Hahahahaha another sense of plasticity. If you don't have such a need.
Bakit ka nasa SCF?
>
> >> Second, you certainly don't sound like you're Filipino!
> >Kung ako sa 'yo aalamin ko sa kupal na 'yon kung bakit sya nagsasalita
ng
> >ganoon. Mas mabuting maintindihan mo muna kung bakit nya nadarama ang
> >pagkamuhi sa kanyang lahi.
>
>
> What's the use? You cannot build any credible conclusions based on
> generalizations that are fundamentally untrue. Uusisain mo pa ba kung
paano
> si-nolve ng isang tao yung kaniyang math problem which he states as
1+1=8?
> Ang pagkamuhi niya sa kaniyang lahi is a personal problem of his which
he,
> himself, will have to deal with in his own terms and on his own time. And
if
> I may add, medyo may problema nga ang taong ito...
>
O alam mo palang me problema... anong ginawa mo... lalo mong tinutya...
TANGA!!
> Sige, kung gusto mo talagang matulungan yung taong yun, sige... alamin mo
> kung bakit siya ganoon. How would you do it? At pagkatapos mong gawin
'yon,
> what would you prescribe to him? C' mon... Enlighten me!
>
Hehehehe... hindi ako councilor... pero hindi rin ako kasing tanga mo na
alam mo nang me problema kukutyain pa!
>
> >> SURPRISE! For all you know, you aren't Filipino after all!
> >>
> >> So don't be embarassed and don't sweat it...
> >>
> >> To me, and I suspect to the majority of those here, you're not
Filipino!
> >>
>
>
> >MAHILIG KA KASING MAGPAIMPRESS... HEHEHEHE PLASTIK!!!
>
>
> Your judgmental statement rings as hollow as your intellect, Tonyo. Why
not
> consider professional help? Oooops, sorry... wala nga palang ospital o
gamot
> sa ganiyang sakit mo... Since you mentioned the term anyway, why not
> seriously consider the use of plastic - a plastic bag over your empty
head?
>
NOW LOOK WHO'S JUDGING WHO??!?!?!?!?
> >SUMAYAW KA NA LANG NG CONGA
>
>
> Another one of your thoughtless meaningless prescriptions, I see.
>
> Let me reciprocate anyway... Tonyo. Here's my prescription:
>
> You will probably discover that once you start being nice to others,
others
> will start to be nice to you. Keep being what you are and behaving as you
do
> and you will end up in everyone's killfile list.
Hehehehehehe....
>
> Tonyo, wake up! Open your eyes and see that there is another side to life
-
> a good and better and happy side. Not everything in life is as bleak and
> morose and as negative as you perceive it to be. Take control of your
> cynicism because no one else will do it for you. Your happiness depends
not
> on others but solely on yourself.
>
O di kita mo ikaw pala ang dapat mag-counsel sa hinayupak na yon!!! Bagay
na bagay sa yo dahil plastic ka... You should have said this things to him
in the first place -not to me. I do enjoy my life to the fullest. Baka
ikaw hindi... magtapat ka na at pagpapayuhan kita.
> Ho hum... This is starting to get boring, Tonyo. Now scoot... Go crawl
back
> underneath the rocks where you came from... And it's back to my killfile
> list for you!
>
TANGA ANONG KILLFILE HINDI NA USO YAN!!! TSAKA PAG SUMAGOT KA ULIT WAG NA
WAG MONG SASABIHIN NA NAG-MAIL AKO SA YO!!! TANGA mr. PATHETIC LIAR!
ANG PUMATOL SA GAGO AY MAS GAGO!!!!
O SINO NGAYON ANG IBOBOTO MO?!?!? SI GORDON... HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
tonyong gago
Kwinee
> They freely and openly insult others for various reasons
>while almost never taking that long look in the mirror to see their own
>ugly mongrel faces
speak for yerself, ugly. i'm 100 percent pinoy and i'm beautiful.
Kwinee
>I can't stand filipino pretenders.
neither can i, i can't stand people suffering from severe cases of halitosis,
get off my face, you filthy poser.
Kwinee
>More to come . . . I've only begun to burn.
ohmigod another flatulent loser whose pu-et spontaneously and vigorously spews
methane and hydrogen sulfide.
veroncruz
Tansong Isda wrote:
>
> kardo wrote:
>
> > psst...Copper...I hear UBF just lost his job and his wife is leaving
> > him... his daughter got knocked up and had to quit junior high...his son
> > is currently in jail...so he's living out of his truck right now...
>
> people will help, right? Can anybody respond to this guy's location and get
> him a place to stay?
Excellent! And so very true!!!!
peace
-vina
Padillat23
You hate being Filipino?
How about being an Ilocano, Tagalog, Cebuano, Igorot, etc.?
What do you define as Filipino?
How are you different from Filipinos or those you view as being Filipino?
Padillat23
Prove that you at least have some kayumanggi in you. First test: Write in
Tagalog or some native dialect.
JonZ93111
>padil...@aol.com (Padillat23) writes:
>Prove that you at least have some kayumanggi in you. First test: Write in
>Tagalog or some native dialect.
How will that prove anything? Puti ng puti na ako, pero eto ay Tagalog diba?
(well, maybe its really bad Tagalog). Also, many kayumanggi people never learn
Tagalog. Anyway, hopefully the guy will get over his phase as he gets older.
Aurea
Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
> I can't stand filipino pretenders. Filipinos, in their egomaniacal,
> self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous 3rd
> World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be.
YOU are being self-righteous.
> They love to show off
> and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
> knowlegde of.
Which is what YOU are doing right now.
> They freely and openly insult others for various reasons
> while almost never taking that long look in the mirror to see their
> own
> ugly mongrel faces.
>
Look in YOUR own mirror, what do you think YOU'RE doing?
> Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
> opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
> natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
>
Well it sure sounds like YOU think you have the "natural rite of judge
and jury of their peers."
You are describing YOURSELF, not the typical Filipino. Just because you
are this despicable doesn't mean everyone else who shares the same
genepool is. So don't lose sleep over it--if you aren't Pinoy in your
heart, then you're not a Filipino. We won't miss you.
--
Aurea Anne Tucay
http://www.columbia.edu/~aat25
aa...@columbia.edu
atu...@hotmail.com
snoop...@aol.com
i didnt know ronald 2c is now a amateur psychologist kuya eddie
In article <3554AAA4...@uss.enterprise>,
r...@uss.enterprise wrote:
>
> Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
>
> > I hate being filipino.
> > <rest of sadly pathetic post, cloaked>
>
> Then what the hell are you doing in this newsgroup? Why hang out in the
> virtual tambayan of people you hate? Unless you're a *troll*.
>
> know what, I think you're like renowl, and there's a suppressed,
> subconcious part of you who longs for contact and coversation with other
> Filipinos. A suppressed, subconcious part who saw BOTH bad *and* GOOD
> things about Filipino culture.
>
> > More to come . . . I've only begun to burn.
>
> began my ass, you've already charred your heart, soul and cultural
> identity to ashes. You've burned long ago, and now there's nothing left
> but an empty shell of what once was. But there's still hope for sad
> losers like you. Deep down in your jaded one-sided mind, is a proud
> Pinoy trying to get out.
>
> --Ron
>
>
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Here are my answers.
Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
>
> I hate being filipino.
You tried to be a Filipino but you have no hope of becoming one.
> I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
You're probably uglier than bakukang.
> I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
Because you're a hopeless pretender.
> I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
> I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
> treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
You're most welcome.
>
> I can't stand filipino pretenders. Filipinos, in their egomaniacal,
> self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous 3rd
> World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be.
Because we're better than you.
> They love to show off
> and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
> knowlegde of.
Inggit ka lang.
> They freely and openly insult others for various reasons
> while almost never taking that long look in the mirror to see their own
> ugly mongrel faces.
>
Because you're worth insulting.
> Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
> opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
> natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
That's why Oprah is famous.
>
> More to come . . . I've only begun to burn.
Yes, please.
R2C
Tikki tikki tembo-no sa rembo-chari bari ruchi-pip peri pembo wrote:
> New survey: Who on this newsgroup thinks they have inner peace? On a
>
> scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being full of inner conflict and 10 being
> totally peaceful, where do you lie?
Sometime ago I tried one of those "hypnotic tapes" to determine the
state of my "inner peace". But I found none. . .I found an "inner
flame", and above it was a small "inner lechon", there were also small
bags of "inner chicharon" lying around. I rejoiced, for that day, I
found my calling, my TRUE purpose in this virtual universe. And then I
was at peace, because I now had a purpose, a goal, a reason to exist in
this sometimes confusing (virtual) world. I can't put a number on it,
but if you'll squeeze one out of me, I'd probably burp out a "7".
--Ron
R2C
jibong wrote:
> 1)Having an archipelago named Philippines, and a people called
> Filipinos,
> does this mean we, as people, still have to pay respect to our
> subjection
> under Philip of Spain and the Catholic Church?
I don't think our people pay their respects to ol King Philip, everytime
they call themselves Filipino. The origin of the name, is an interesting
fact, but I don't think most Filipinos care or think about king philip,
or paying respects to him, whenever they say "Filipino" or
"Philippines". The idea of changing the country's name *has* occured
during Makoy's evil reign, but it didn't go through for some reason (he
wanted to rename it "Maharlika").
Personally, I no longer care about the origin of the word "Filipino".
Just as I don't really care much about the origin of the name of my home
City. . .Cebu. I heard it was named after this meat people sold there
or something called "Sebu", back in pre-hispanic times. Interesting
fact, but that's that. I don't think "meat" everytime I say "Cebu", I
think of Cebu everytime I say Cebu. Neither do I think of espanya or
hari felipe whenever I say "Philippines"--I think of the Philippines
instead.
--Ron
R2C
JonZ93111 wrote:
> Well, it HAS been awhile since there was a thread dealing with
> alternatives.
> How about a people referred to as:
>
> a) Lapulapiños
> b) Magallañinos
>
> Or a country known as:
>
> a) Republika ng Pera ng OCW
> b) Republika ng Pasalubong ng Balikbayan
> c) Republika ng Lagay
>
> (OK Ron, I give you special dispensation from the agreement, if you
> signed it,
> to flame me for those)
Well you came up with *ONE* good one--Lapulapiños. The first one on the
list too. Good first impression. . .so I shall umm...pretend I didn't
see your other "ideas".
--Ron
Aurea
R2C wrote:
> Personally, I no longer care about the origin of the word "Filipino".
> Just as I don't really care much about the origin of the name of my
> home
> City. . .Cebu. I heard it was named after this meat people sold there
>
> or something called "Sebu", back in pre-hispanic times. Interesting
> fact, but that's that. I don't think "meat" everytime I say "Cebu", I
>
> think of Cebu everytime I say Cebu. Neither do I think of espanya or
> hari felipe whenever I say "Philippines"--I think of the Philippines
> instead.
>
> --Ron
Also, the origins of the word "Flip". The intent might not have been
flattering, but it sounds cool anyway.
AC21209
Unhappy Filipino Person-
Of course Marcos will go down in history as a bad person who raped his native
land, Erap is seen as foolish because he is liked by the masa, the Philippines
has prostitutes.
Hmmm, let's see what else we can add to the mix....
Filipinos have the highest rate of incarceration in Hawaii. Hawaii's Filipino
governor presides over the only state in the union that is in economic trouble.
Filipinos have the highest incidence of AIDS in the United States amongst
Asian minorities. Filipinos all around the world are committed to
domestic/slave labor. Filipinos are generally looked down upon. Filipinos
like chickens. Filipinos like Gianni Versace Jeans. A Filipino killed Gianni
Versace.
So what?
You affirm that you are indeed Filipino. That must suck for you.
Deal with it.
Get over yourself.
I don't care if you are ashamed to be Filipino. You simply are Filipino and
there's not a damn thing you can do about it.
Perhaps some skin lightener and some Sun In for your hair?
Someone on here posted about being at peace with yourself, I am and if you
don't like it - I really couldn't care less.
I'm happy with who I am and what I have done in my life and my ethnic
background. If you're unhappy with being Filipino merely for the reasons
stated, then the best that I can do is, perhaps, feel sorry for you.
Maybe you should try eating potatoes....
.
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AC21209
Unhappy Filipino Person wrote:
" Who would
be available then to unveil people like yourself that do not take seriously
the
poor condition of our brethren. "
Hold on there a moment Tiger! Are you insinuating that you might hold ties to
"our brethren"? Are you trying to ingratiate yourself as a Filipino?
Are YOU concerned about the conditions that Filipinos live in?
What have YOU done to help them?
snoop...@aol.com
In article <199805100718...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
that foriegn lands have treated them better than the philippines ever did.
The philippines is cold aND unhelpful to the weak, the poor,and the sick.
Therefore it is not surprising that some feel that it has been a bad negative
place for them. If you are rich, or middle class, the philippines is ok, a
land where you can have maids,good service and cheap things . But if you are
poor and weak, the philippines as an institution is colder than the north
pole-nobody in the philippine government will really help you or give you
much opportunities to better yourself or your family . It can be like living
as serf for perpetuality being treated like bacteria or slaves by other
richer filipinos who dont trust or respect the poor [they think the servants
or menials will rob them or that the poor are idiots].
No wonder the cpp- npa, revolted.
Igorota
>
>Know what folks, I say we invite all these
>i-hate-being-filipino-i-don't-think-there's-nothing-good-about-philippines
>losers to the next SCF picnic. Let's show these dorks in person the
>*good* & *fun* side of Filipino culture. Maybe we'll even have JT yakap
>them ;-). And we'll definitely give them a taste of Bambam's famous
>barbeque. Totoy Tigas can tell them "right-click" jokes, and I'll even
>offer them some of my Chicharon. And last but not least, Ben G. can
>give them some of his "patis".
>
>If they still think there's nothing good about Filipinos after that,
>then they're hopeless cases.
>
>--Ron
>
I seriously think that calling them "losers" and "dorks" and saying they're
"hopeless" will change their opinions about Filipinos. I think you just made
the point for the original poster for this thread.
Igorota
>
>
Igorota
I'm just curious . . . what you would be happy calling yourself as?
Igorota
Unhappy Being Filipino wrote in message <35552172...@hotmail.com>...
>A likely argument. Unfortunately, I'm as close to being a full-blooded
>Filipino as I possibly can.
>Oh, and I've got some news for you . . . we all have to sweat it.
>Consider the facts:
>1. Our wonderful Ferdie Marcos goes down in world history as one of the
>greediest fascists to live. He steals a combination of tax money and
foreign
>aid to fill his coffers. To protect himself from being found out by the
>public,
>he imposes a national military state of arrest and imprisons all, that's
>right,
>all of his political enemies that would be bright enough to unseat him in
the
>eyes of Filipinos and the world. This guy's right up there with Hitler in
>most
>intellectual circles.
>2. Prostitution. If income from this profession were declared, people
would
>find that the Philippines' biggest business is in selling it's women, both
RP
>domestic and internationally, off to the highest bidders. Gee, I wonder
why
>the rate of RP AIDS viral infections is looking more and more like that of
>African countries. Thank our lovely politicians for letting the wolves
into
>the chicken coup. Ultimately - think Japan and the Middle East
>3. Celebrities as politicians - singing and dancing while campaigning -
>Enough
>said. The US' biggest political bozos (Dan Quayle, Jerry Brown, etc.) are
>EVEN smart enough to NOT do this. Filipino politicians are no better than
>a bunch of trained monkeys. This has got to tell you about the igarots
that
>vote them in.
>
>I've got to stop, I'm feeling sick again. I'll be back with more - the
list
>is
>disappointingly long.
>
>Pietro E Reyes, III wrote:
>
>> First, most of what you say don't describe the Filipino!
>>
>> Second, you certainly don't sound like you're Filipino!
>>
>> SURPRISE! For all you know, you aren't Filipino after all!
>>
>> So don't be embarassed and don't sweat it...
>>
>> To me, and I suspect to the majority of those here, you're not Filipino!
>>
>> ++++++++++++++
>>
>> Unhappy Being Filipino wrote in message
<35547656...@hotmail.com>...
>> >I hate being filipino.
>> >I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
>> >I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
>> >I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
>> >I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
>> >treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
>> >
>> >I can't stand filipino pretenders. Filipinos, in their egomaniacal,
>> >self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous 3rd
>> >World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be. They love to show off
>> >and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
>> >knowlegde of. They freely and openly insult others for various reasons
>> >while almost never taking that long look in the mirror to see their own
>> >ugly mongrel faces.
>> >
>> >Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
>> >opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
>> >natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
>> >
Igorota
EXCUSE ME!!! What's up with this Igorot thing? I am very proud to be Igorot
and if you're going to bad mouth them, at least, get the spelling correct.
Igorota
kardo wrote in message <355532...@hotmeal.com>...
>Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
>>
>> Well, well, well.
>> I guess I forgot to mention in my first posting, the instant violence
that
>> Filipinos
>> love to promote. Try this on for size igarot:
>
>What's an "igarot"? You mean "Igorot"? You call me that as if it was
>bad. The Cordillera people are proud and strong people. They never
>allowed themselves to subjugated by the Spaniards, Americans, Japanese,
>and the various Phil governments who tried to repress them. I highly
>admire them.
>
>> 1. MARTIAL LAW - seems Filipinos don't have a problem torturing,
killing,
>> raping, disturbing, thieving, lying (are u getting the picture yet you
stupid
>> APE).
>
>STUPID APE? NAKU TENKYO HA. BOLERO KA PALA.
>
>> Hmmm. Just kill myself . . . I don't think that would be good. Who
would
>> be available then to unveil people like yourself that do not take
seriously
>> the
>> poor condition of our brethren. Hey, when you get Hell, don't write
back.
>
>Common UBF, did you really think I was serious when I suggested that you
>shoot yourself? I lab u layk a brader. Just tell people you're Thai
>and you'll be okay. Well maybe not...once you start thinking you're
>Thai, you're going to start posting complaints to soc.culture.thai how
>unhappy you are about being Thai.
>
>Stick around...we'll find help for you. And I'm really sorry about you
>being homeless and all.
Ron Leonard
Aurea wrote in message <35556291...@columbia.edu>...
>> I can't stand filipino pretenders. Filipinos, in their egomaniacal,
>> self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous 3rd
>> World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be.
>
> YOU are being self-righteous.
And so are YOU Aurea
>> They love to show off
>> and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
>> knowlegde of.
>
>Which is what YOU are doing right now.
And so are YOU Aurea
>> Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
>> opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
>> natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
>>
>
>Well it sure sounds like YOU think you have the "natural rite of judge
>and jury of their peers."
>
>You are describing YOURSELF, not the typical Filipino. Just because you
>are this despicable doesn't mean everyone else who shares the same
And YOU turn around and do the EXACT same thing.
jojo
Obviously this guy has a big problem . He must be a very unhappy individual ...
R2C
Igorota wrote:
> EXCUSE ME!!! What's up with this Igorot thing? I am very proud to be
> Igorot
> and if you're going to bad mouth them, at least, get the spelling
> correct.
>
> Igorota
still disagree with my calling him a loser now?
--Ron
R2C
snoop...@aol.com wrote:
> i didnt know ronald 2c is now a amateur psychologist kuya eddie
hey, dammit! my lab rat (snoop2pack) escaped! get back to your cage
lab rat! I haven't finished your therapy yet!
--Ron
R2C
Ron Leonard wrote:
> Aurea wrote in message <35556291...@columbia.edu>...
>
> >> I can't stand filipino pretenders. Filipinos, in their
> egomaniacal,
> >> self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous
> 3rd
> >> World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be.
> >
> > YOU are being self-righteous.
>
> And so are YOU Aurea
and so are you mr leonard
>
>
> >> They love to show off
> >> and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
> >> knowlegde of.
> >
> >Which is what YOU are doing right now.
>
> And so are YOU Aurea
>
and so are YOU Leonard
well, we can certainly turn this thing you started into an infinite
thread of "so are you", but I prefer we start writing in paragraphs from
now on with more than wimpy one liners to say.
--Ron
Aurea
You are 100% correct, Kuya Ron. Everyone, I apologize. It would
definitely be more productive to discuss why we are still proud of
Filipinos despite the flaws, and also the flaws themselves.
Ron Leonard wrote:
> Aurea wrote in message <35556291...@columbia.edu>...
>
> >> I can't stand filipino pretenders. Filipinos, in their
> egomaniacal,
> >> self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous
> 3rd
> >> World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be.
> >
> > YOU are being self-righteous.
>
> And so are YOU Aurea
>
> >> They love to show off
> >> and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
> >> knowlegde of.
> >
> >Which is what YOU are doing right now.
>
> And so are YOU Aurea
>
> >> Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
> >> opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
>
> >> natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
> >>
> >
> >Well it sure sounds like YOU think you have the "natural rite of
> judge
> >and jury of their peers."
> >
> >You are describing YOURSELF, not the typical Filipino. Just because
> you
> >are this despicable doesn't mean everyone else who shares the same
>
> And YOU turn around and do the EXACT same thing.
--
Igorota
He certainly is quite misguided.
I wonder which parent is Filipino and what they think of him feeling this
way.
R2C wrote in message <3555E261...@uss.enterprise>...
R2C
Igorota wrote:
> I seriously think that calling them "losers" and "dorks" and saying
> they're
> "hopeless" will change their opinions about Filipinos.
I don't think anything short of major mental therapy will change this
guy's mind. Seemed to me the goal of his posts are to attempt to make
us all as miserable as he is. That to me is a loser. I'm not aiming to
change his mind. . .I don't think I can, he's too far gone for mere
words to change his mind. That's why I wanna invite him (and others
like him) to the next SCF Picnic. . .to show (through actions not words)
how much FUN it is to be Filipino. Ok, maybe I shouldn't have called
him a "dork", but I still think he's a loser.
--Ron
Ngiiii
> I hate being filipino.
seems to me youre a Micheal Jackstone
so just babad in kalamansi and maybe you will be tisoy...
if you dont understand that
then go to alt.whatamI?.lost.tuta
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
NGiiii!!!!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
http://members.aol.com/ngiiii/
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
siopao optional ~ mami to go
orig na musik para sa inyong
~~~~~~sakit ng ulo~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Tansong Isda
R2C wrote:
> Just as I don't really care much about the origin of the name of my home
> City. . .Cebu. I heard it was named after this meat people sold there
> or something called "Sebu", back in pre-hispanic times. Interesting
> fact, but that's that. I don't think "meat" everytime I say "Cebu", I
> think of Cebu everytime I say Cebu. Neither do I think of espanya or
> hari felipe whenever I say "Philippines"--I think of the Philippines
> instead.
>
> --Ron
Cebu came from the word "Nasugbu", I don't know what it means anymore but,
it is an ancient Malay name....corrupted by the Spaniards into Cebu.
kardo
Tansong Isda wrote:
>
> R2C wrote:
>
> Cebu came from the word "Nasugbu", I don't know what it means anymore but,
> it is an ancient Malay name....corrupted by the Spaniards into Cebu.
I believe it is the old Cebuano word for "walk on water," and was that
area where Cebu City is right now. The coastline by Humabon's kingdom
experienced extremely low tides and the ancient Cebuanos could walk past
the coast at a great distance which would make them look like walking on
water. The word eventually evolved to "Sugbu" which is still
sometimes being used today to refer to Cebu City when speaking Cebuano.
According to legend, when the Spaniards first came to Cebu, they saw the
people slaughtering a cow. They asked the natives what the name of the
place was. The Cebuanos thought they were asking for the name of the
fatty tissues by the cow's neck. The reply was "Sebu" and the Spaniards
have always referred to the place as Cebu. This legend is most likely
false because I think it was the Spanish who introduced cattle to the
Philippines.
Yeah, I'm proud of my Cebuano heritage. We produced the first national
hero in Lapulapu and the first documented pinoy traitor in Humabon.
Hey Ron & other Cebuanos. If you like old school music, one of the
Commodore's Greatest Hits has a track called Cebu. This was back in the
days when Lionel Ritchie was black.
Mike<<Schneider
> >From: Unhappy Being Filipino <U...@hotmail.com>
>>Date: Sat, May 9, 1998 11:29 EDT
>>Message-id: <35547656...@hotmail.com>
>>
>>A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
>>natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
Which distinguishes it from every other "culture"....
Why not think and act for *yourself* for a change?
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Unhappy Being Filipino whined and whined............
>
> I hate being filipino.
> I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
> I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
> I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
> I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
> treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
>
> self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous 3rd
> and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
> while almost never taking that long look in the mirror to see their own
> ugly mongrel faces.
>
> natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
>
Well, you poor and misbegotten person. Wouldn't you just love to
distill your blood and keep it free of the blood of heroes?
I'd love to. Can't stand the thought that the blood of heroes flow
through your veins.
I am embarrassed, no deeply ashamed to call you kababayan
I cringe to know that someone like you has any connection with all
things Filipino.
It's people like you who give Filipinos a bad name....
so shut up already, okay?
S:-| Emgeebee ---PROUD TO BE FILIPINO!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~In my blood flows the immortal seed of heroes.~~~~
Johnny "Tubby" Thor
I hate being Fat.
I'm embarrassed being Fat.
I'm embarrassed to be Fat.
I work constantly to separate myself from the Pa-Yachts, which I,
unfortunately have to share the same fatty foods pero hindi sila tumataba.
I can't stand fat pretenders. Kunwari payat. Gusto tight fitting na
pantalon, maski ga-suman na ang hugis sa katawan. Gusto maliit na sapatos
ang suot maski puro kalyo na ang mga paa.
Gossip. Lagi na lang maririnig mo: "Hoy tingnan mo iyong naglalakad na
aparador na iyon, o. Ba't hindi siya magpapayat? Ang daming nagugutom sa
mundo!"
Ridicule. Palagi na lang kaming pinagtatawanan ng mga pa-yacht. Mabagal raw
kaming kumilos. Sabi ng jeepney driver, "Siyaman po iyan" samantalang pito
pa lang ang nakaupo, ang sikip-sikip na! Tapos pagkumakain ka sasabihan ka
"Huminga ka naman!"
Hay buhay! It's tough Being Fat. Fa-Fat-ayin ko ang mga nang-iinis sa mga
Fat.
JT
BigFatBuddha
tchi...@hotmail.com
In article <6j6d7m$9...@news.microsoft.com>,
"Johnny \"Tubby\" Thor" <Johnn...@Hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> I hate being Fat.
> I'm embarrassed being Fat.
> I'm embarrassed to be Fat.
>
> I work constantly to separate myself from the Pa-Yachts, which I,
> unfortunately have to share the same fatty foods pero hindi sila tumataba.
I'm a tad overweight myself (OK, more than a tad, about 40 pounds too much).
I find myself very offended by remarks about it. Funny thing, though, is that
I used to be a lot bigger. A good exercise and diet program and I lost 80
pounds (gained half of it back). I wasn't offended when I was 40 pounds
bigger than I am now. I guess in part I'm offended because it reminds me that
I slipped and regained much of what I lost. I'm planning a new exercise
program, first thing "tomorrow".
Jojo
Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
> I hate being filipino.
Hmmmm , good for you ....
> I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
> I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
You must be very lonely .....
> I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels
Hmmm , and you thought you are doing just that "SEPARATING" yourself from
pinoys
by participating in PINOY newsgroup ?..... Geeez that's a wise decission
...
He he he he .... Pardon me , I'm starting to enjoy this ...
> which
> I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
> treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
BACKSTABBING ?? ...... And let me see you are not doing that right now
????? Oh yeah this is FRONTSTABBING huh ?
>
>
> I can't stand filipino pretenders. Filipinos, in their egomaniacal,
> self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous 3rd
> World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be. They love to show off
> and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
> knowlegde of.
Errrrr.. aren't you doing the same thing just right now ??
> They freely and openly insult others for various reasons
> while almost never taking that long look in the mirror to see their own
> ugly mongrel faces.
I though they kinda look cute ..... ;-)
>
>
> Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
> opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the
> natural rite of judge and jury of their peers.
Geeeez they gossip and gossip and gossip .... and they didn't let you in on
it ???
Hmmmm that figures ....MC, Tubby and Bambam Why didn't you include him ??..
Kayo talaga oo ...????
>
>
> More to come . . . I've only begun to burn.
Well keep burnin' .... I love to read more from you ...
Rhett Valino Pascual
In article <3554ACD8...@uss.enterprise>, R2C <r...@uss.enterprise> wrote:
>losers to the next SCF picnic. Let's show these dorks in person the
>*good* & *fun* side of Filipino culture. Maybe we'll even have JT yakap
>them ;-). And we'll definitely give them a taste of Bambam's famous
>barbeque. Totoy Tigas can tell them "right-click" jokes, and I'll even
I will personally come out of my cave to cook once more if you guys have
another scf picnic. Pasensya na lang doon sa mga dumalo na naghahanap sa
akin. natamaan ako ng kidlat ng diyos. alam naman ninyo ang buhay,
paminsanminsan eh nararapat na ipaalala sa atin ng maykapal na siya pa rin
ang may hawak ng ating buhay.
REtongTumatawaDahilMalungkotSi-ubf
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Rhett Valino Pascual
In article <35552172...@hotmail.com>,
Unhappy Being Filipino <U...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>A likely argument. Unfortunately, I'm as close to being a full-blooded
>Filipino as I possibly can.
are you sure? have you genetically tested yourself? you sure you want to
classify yourself as something which you so clearly despise? isn't that
rather stupid?
>Oh, and I've got some news for you . . . we all have to sweat it.
>Consider the facts:
>1. Our wonderful Ferdie Marcos goes down in world history as one of the
>greediest fascists to live. He steals a combination of tax money and foreign
>aid to fill his coffers. To protect himself from being found out by the
>public,>he imposes a national military state of arrest and imprisons all, that's
>right,>all of his political enemies that would be bright enough to unseat him in the
>eyes of Filipinos and the world. This guy's right up there with Hitler in
>most>intellectual circles.
see, this is where we part ways. what you see as being sick and twisted,
i see as efficiency. i respect marcos because he held onto his power for
so long. now, do you thinkg that you have enough brains to even get
elected as congressman? do you?
>2. Prostitution. If income from this profession were declared, people would
>find that the Philippines' biggest business is in selling it's women, both RP
so what's your point? the poor economic prospects in the philippines has
forced our fellow kababayans to take the low road. kung ikaw din ay nasa
kanilang kalagayan, hahawak ka din sa patalim.
>3. Celebrities as politicians - singing and dancing while campaigning -
Ronald Reagan, The Republican tennessee senator, gopher from the love
boat, and the esteemed skiing congressman sonny bono.
these are examples of american politicians who were originally
actors/celebrities. your rather nearsighted examination of the philippine
landscape is cause for alarm since i believe you are a product of an
american education.
REtongShakingHisHead
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Bambam Q.
tchi...@hotmail.com wrote:
> In article <6j6d7m$9...@news.microsoft.com>,
> "Johnny \"Tubby\" Thor" <Johnn...@Hotmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > I hate being Fat.
> > I'm embarrassed being Fat.
> > I'm embarrassed to be Fat.
> >
> > I work constantly to separate myself from the Pa-Yachts, which I,
> > unfortunately have to share the same fatty foods pero hindi sila tumataba.
>
> I'm a tad overweight myself (OK, more than a tad, about 40 pounds too much).
> I find myself very offended by remarks about it.
I hope you weren't offended by JT's post. It was just a parody of the "Unhappy
Being Filipino" post. Nag-fa-FATawa lang siya (he was just being funny).
--
Pinagpipitagan,
Bambam Q.
http://www.hooked.net/~amdg85
"By the time you can make ends meet, they move the ends."
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Johnny "Tubby" Thor wrote:
>
> I hate being Fat.
> I'm embarrassed being Fat.
> I'm embarrassed to be Fat.
>
> I work constantly to separate myself from the Pa-Yachts, which I,
> unfortunately have to share the same fatty foods pero hindi sila tumataba.
>
> pantalon, maski ga-suman na ang hugis sa katawan. Gusto maliit na sapatos
> ang suot maski puro kalyo na ang mga paa.
>
> Gossip. Lagi na lang maririnig mo: "Hoy tingnan mo iyong naglalakad na
> aparador na iyon, o. Ba't hindi siya magpapayat? Ang daming nagugutom sa
> mundo!"
>
> Ridicule. Palagi na lang kaming pinagtatawanan ng mga pa-yacht. Mabagal raw
> kaming kumilos. Sabi ng jeepney driver, "Siyaman po iyan" samantalang pito
> pa lang ang nakaupo, ang sikip-sikip na! Tapos pagkumakain ka sasabihan ka
> "Huminga ka naman!"
>
> Hay buhay! It's tough Being Fat. Fa-Fat-ayin ko ang mga nang-iinis sa mga
> Fat.
>
> JT
> BigFatBuddha
Hoy, Buddha, hindi ka nag-iisa!
S:-> Emgeebee (Am against all forms of vio-lins.....)
~~~~~~~~~Thrilled to be around till Thursday, ooo la-la~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
=======To email me, remove MGB=====================================
amd...@hooked.net
In article <35547656...@hotmail.com>,> I hate being filipino.
> I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
> I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
> I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
> treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
Bakit 'di mo ipakita sa lahat kung paano dapat mabuhay ang isang Pilipino? If
you think you're better, then why not be an example of how much better we can
be, instead of putting down your heritage. Or are you just as "Filipino" as
the rest of us?
Kung ayaw mo, eh di huwag. Huwag kang maging "Pilipino" kung kaya mo. Wala
kang magawa 'no? Kahit pa i-bleach mo iyang mukha at buhok mo at magpatangos
ka ng ilong, PINOY KA PA RIN!!!!
Neener-neener-neener! Pinoy! Pinoy! Pinoy! Pinoy! Pinoy!!!!
BBQ (proud to be Pinoy!!!)
amd...@hooked.net
In article <6j4hj9$mcj$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>,
snoop...@aol.com wrote:
> Truth is there are a lot of filipino who think like him too based on the
fact
> that foriegn lands have treated them better than the philippines ever did.
Just like you, huh? Not too far off from your "Filipino history is sad" posts.
BBQ
amd...@hooked.net
In article <3555797C...@columbia.edu>,
Aurea <aa...@columbia.edu> wrote:
> Also, the origins of the word "Flip". The intent might not have been
> flattering, but it sounds cool anyway.
I was thinking along the same lines. Naunahan mo lang ako, Anne. IOW, I agree
wholeheartedly!!! I'm proud to be a Flip. If someone chooses to use the term
to insult me, they're just wasting their breath. In the same context, I'm
proud to be a Filipino for what the name now means to me, not for what the
Spaniards meant it to be.
animatór®
Kumusta ka na Rhettong?
Rhett Valino Pascual wrote in message <6j7sea$6bj$1...@agate.berkeley.edu>...
animatór®
Rhett does what he does best again !! Welcome back !!
Rhett Valino Pascual wrote in message <6j7t51$6ov$1...@agate.berkeley.edu>...
>In article <35552172...@hotmail.com>,
>Unhappy Being Filipino <U...@hotmail.com> wrote:
mali...@cheerful.com
Iho, I don't know if you are privileged to understand Tagalog so I'll write
this in English. If you're unhappy being a Filipino, you are presuming that
someone asked you to be one. Who did? (looking around) Well, I don't see
anyone raising his/her hand. Go back to this being, and ask for a change...
maybe you want to be a a cabbage, a skunk, or a weed by the wayside. This is a
free country. Who's stopping you? If you have a zillion and one complaints
about Filipinos, fine, write all your complaints in triplicate and mail it to
the nearest baranggay captain. So are you happy now? Look, iho, if you have a
personal problem, don't bring it here. This is not a personal problem
newsgroup. Tsupi! Oooops, sorry, that has no English version. Har, har, har,
har.
In article <6j9qsv$7r1$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>,
amd...@hooked.net wrote:
>
> In article <35547656...@hotmail.com>,
> Unhappy Being Filipino <U...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > I hate being filipino.
> > I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
> > I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
> > I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
> > I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
> > treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
> <a lot of junk snipped>
>
> Bakit 'di mo ipakita sa lahat kung paano dapat mabuhay ang isang Pilipino?
If
> you think you're better, then why not be an example of how much better we
can
> be, instead of putting down your heritage. Or are you just as "Filipino" as
> the rest of us?
>
> Kung ayaw mo, eh di huwag. Huwag kang maging "Pilipino" kung kaya mo. Wala
> kang magawa 'no? Kahit pa i-bleach mo iyang mukha at buhok mo at magpatangos
> ka ng ilong, PINOY KA PA RIN!!!!
>
> Neener-neener-neener! Pinoy! Pinoy! Pinoy! Pinoy! Pinoy!!!!
>
> BBQ (proud to be Pinoy!!!)
>
Lakandula
you poor little thing ... you don't know what you're blessed with!
Pietro E Reyes, III
I still don't understand why UBF has decided to be unhappy about something
he can't do anything about... ++++++++++++
>Unhappy Being Filipino whined and whined............
>>
>> I hate being filipino.
>> I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
>> I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
>> I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
>> I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
>> treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
>>
>> I can't stand filipino pretenders. Filipinos, in their egomaniacal,
>> self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous 3rd
>> World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be. They love to show off
>> and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
>> knowlegde of. They freely and openly insult others for various reasons
>> while almost never taking that long look in the mirror to see their own
>> ugly mongrel faces.
>>
ihatebei...@gmail.com
i really hate it that my filipino doesn't like gays and anything to do with homosexuality in general, they're stupid, really dumbass people!
everytime they even discuss anything about the subject, they just plain mock it and fun of the matter, it really makes them look dumb, but ya know what, they are dumb anyway!
On Saturday, May 9, 1998 at 12:00:00 AM UTC-7, Unhappy Being Filipino wrote:
> I hate being filipino.
> I'm embarrassed by filipinos.
> I'm embarrassed to be filipino.
> I work constantly to separate myself from the half-breed mongrels which
> I, unfortunately, have to share a cultural heritage filled with
> treachery, deceit, and plain old backstabbing.
>
> I can't stand filipino pretenders. Filipinos, in their egomaniacal,
> self-loathing, paranoid character, build up theirs self-righteous 3rd
> World selves to be bigger than they'll ever be. They love to show off
> and they talk way too much about things that they have very little
> knowlegde of. They freely and openly insult others for various reasons
> while almost never taking that long look in the mirror to see their own
> ugly mongrel faces.
>
> Gossip. They gossip about each other whenever they have an
> opportunity. A whole culture of people who feel that they have the