Contrary to popular notion, the symbolic name "Juan de la Cruz" is not a Filipino invention. R. McCulloch-Dick, a Scottish born journalist, coined the generic tag while working for the Manila Times in the early 1900's after discovering it was the most common name in police blotters and court dockets in and around Manila.
Elephants have been known to die of broken hearts if a mate dies. They refuse to eat and will lay down, shedding tears until they starve to death. They refuse all human help.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWwwwwwwwww...
__________________
"A horse sh*t idea may be a piece of sh*t, but remember a horse's manure is one of the greatest fertilizers in the world!" ~ kath
Long ago, chinese judge uses sun glasses during trials/hearings for the people in the court to avoid seeing their eyes (to avoid seeing their emotions)
"oh, the river is wide, the river it touches my life...like the waves on the sand...and all roads lead to tranquillity base...where the frown on my face disappears..."
Tagala which is the Philippines first Filipino-Spanish dictionary was printed in 1613, 25 years older than the first book printed in the United States.
__________________
Minsan sa buhay ang kailangan mo lang ay ang matulog.. sabi nang Mommy ko.
"&" is called an ampersand which gets it's name from the words " and per se and" (and by itself "and"). when children sang the alphabet, & was included after the letter z, thus "and per se and" shortened to ampersand.
__________________
a fangirl and her money are soon parted...
I am selling premiere tickets to the latest harry potter movie! PM me for details!
On May 9, 1956, the Philippine government signed a reparations agreement with Japan in Malacañang. Japan agreed to pay the Philippines $800 million for damages caused during World War II.
The Philippine National Anthem played during the declaration of Philippine Independence, as the Marcha Nacional Filipina on June 12, 1898, had no words.