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Let’s pretend this is an alternate Titanic ending. Rose got into that lifeboat without jumping back on the Titanic, nor does she know Jack miraculously survived the sinking aswell. 10 years later, Rose is now a famous moving picture actress and she finds out a Titanic survivor has recently arrived in Santa Monica looking for her. She remembers with clarity that day on the Titanic where Jack promised her he would one day bring her at the Santa Monica pier. Rose immediately runs to that pier, hoping to find that man who saved her in so many ways.. and there he is.

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“We used to think learning Filipino was important because it was practical: Filipino was the language of the world outside the classroom. It was the language of the streets: it was how you spoke to the tindera when you went to the tindahan, what you used to tell your katulong that you had an utos, and how you texted manong when you needed “sundo na.””

What a delightfully Arnean thing to say : )

(The image above is a dog covered in tae because I have not drawn stinky fish yet.)

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The article speaks of how English is the language of the LEARN-ed… whilst this is true, the Learned are really dumb for not learning to communicate in Filipino. Para saan pa ang natutuhan niyo kung hindi niyo rin ibabahagi sa bansa?

At mahiya ka kung Pinoy ka at hindi ka marunong magsulat at magisip sa Tagalog (or the appropriate local language), hindi yun cute! Yak, it’s like tae. ——————— Addendum: Magkaiba ang “Atenean” at “Arnean”… ang “Atenean” ay lahat ng estudyante at graduate ng Ateneo while “Arneans” are the elitist from that school. That is how my Atenean friends refer to them.

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misteravid:

“We used to think learning Filipino was important because it was practical: Filipino was the language of the world outside the classroom. It was the language of the streets: it was how you spoke to the tindera when you went to the tindahan, what you used to tell your katulong that you had an utos, and how you texted manong when you needed “sundo na.””

What a delightfully Arnean thing to say : )

(The image above is a dog covered in tae because I have not drawn stinky fish yet.)

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The article speaks of how English is the language of the LEARN-ed… whilst this is true, the Learned are really dumb for not learning to communicate in Filipino. Para saan pa ang natutuhan niyo kung hindi niyo rin ibabahagi sa bansa?

At mahiya ka kung Pinoy ka at hindi ka marunong magsulat at magisip sa Tagalog (or the appropriate local language), hindi yun cute! Yak, it’s like tae. ——————— Addendum: Magkaiba ang “Atenean” at “Arnean”… ang “Atenean” ay lahat ng estudyante at graduate ng Ateneo while “Arneans” are the elitist from that school. That is how my Atenean friends refer to them.

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