Ramgen Bautista Janelle Manahan Sex Video Scandal Download
Sunday, January 01, 2012
The circus never ends. After the grisly murder of actor Ramgen Bautista allegedly by his own siblings, now here's the Ramgen Bautista Janelle Manahan Sex Video Scandal Download circulating in the Internet.
I've yet to see Ramgen Bautista Janelle Manahan Sex Video Scandal nor intend to see the Ramgen Bautista Janelle Manahan Sex Video Scandal either free direct download or bit torrent.
Respect the dead, and the right to privacy of other people. Imagine if the same happens to you, would you be angry?
Do not do unto others...
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I've yet to see Ramgen Bautista Janelle Manahan Sex Video Scandal nor intend to see the Ramgen Bautista Janelle Manahan Sex Video Scandal either free direct download or bit torrent.
Respect the dead, and the right to privacy of other people. Imagine if the same happens to you, would you be angry?
Do not do unto others...
Labels: Floobydust
posted by paetechie @ Sunday, January 01, 2012,
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Nike Air Jordan Shoes 2011 for Sale?
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Just recently, Nike released a new retro version of the hugely popular Air Jordan sneakers, first released in 1984 and was very popular during the time of the reign of Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls.
the recent release of the new version in the US reulted in early dawn vigils at US stores selling the basketball shoes with shoppers turning to violence, shoving and pushing just to get it. Some even went to jail in their violent attempt.
Now, where can i buy the Nike AiJordan shoes 2011 edition online or anywhwere in the Philippines? how much is it here? Any price update for Air Jordan shoes?
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the recent release of the new version in the US reulted in early dawn vigils at US stores selling the basketball shoes with shoppers turning to violence, shoving and pushing just to get it. Some even went to jail in their violent attempt.
Now, where can i buy the Nike AiJordan shoes 2011 edition online or anywhwere in the Philippines? how much is it here? Any price update for Air Jordan shoes?
Labels: Floobydust
posted by paetechie @ Sunday, December 25, 2011,
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How To Recover Stolen Items in Pawshops: Police, Anti-Fencing, Papel de Agencia
Monday, November 14, 2011
I know someone whose precious wedding rings and engagement ring were stolen by a brother deeply mired in gambling vice, then pawned the items at nearby pawnshops.
He did this years ago but my friend was able to recover the items from the pawnshop when an errand boy, who went to the pawnshop in behalf of the "prodigal" brother tipped her off of the caper and was able to get the pawn ticket (papel de agencia) and redeemed the stolen items.
Now the prodigal brother is again at it but this time no papel de agencia can be found nor an admission from the unrepentant brother.
The most logical thing is to look for them, again, at nearby pawshops. But having no experience at this, I have these questions.
1. Is it possible to ask the pawnshop for the items then have them sold to her without the papel de agencia?
2. Would asking the police for help really help? This is fearsome as many policemen only milk the complainants for "gas money and snacks" but produce no results.
3. Do you what Lhuiller does with unclaimed pawned jewellery? They melt it to create new jewelleries.
4. Can my friend ever recover her rings in case she finds it in pawnshops?
5. Can you invoke the anti-fencing law against the pawnshop accepting stolen items?
6. What's the best course of action to take?
To be updated once some of these steps are taken :(
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He did this years ago but my friend was able to recover the items from the pawnshop when an errand boy, who went to the pawnshop in behalf of the "prodigal" brother tipped her off of the caper and was able to get the pawn ticket (papel de agencia) and redeemed the stolen items.
Now the prodigal brother is again at it but this time no papel de agencia can be found nor an admission from the unrepentant brother.
The most logical thing is to look for them, again, at nearby pawshops. But having no experience at this, I have these questions.
1. Is it possible to ask the pawnshop for the items then have them sold to her without the papel de agencia?
2. Would asking the police for help really help? This is fearsome as many policemen only milk the complainants for "gas money and snacks" but produce no results.
3. Do you what Lhuiller does with unclaimed pawned jewellery? They melt it to create new jewelleries.
4. Can my friend ever recover her rings in case she finds it in pawnshops?
5. Can you invoke the anti-fencing law against the pawnshop accepting stolen items?
6. What's the best course of action to take?
To be updated once some of these steps are taken :(
Labels: Tips and Tricks
posted by paetechie @ Monday, November 14, 2011,
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Toyota Innova Fuel Consumption Gas vs Diesel D4D vs VVTI
Wednesday, November 09, 2011
With my Toyota Innova E 2.5 DSL 2011 A/T 2006 with me for almost 2 months already, here're are my usual computations on Toyota Vios Fuel Consumption
for city driving in Metro Manila, horrible stop and go traffic even on EDSA Toyota Innova' fuel consumption is around 8 kilometers per liter, with my relaxed driving style and easy on the gas, stay on my lane but my Innova is realy new thus still under "break in period."
My recent trip to Pangasinan via NLEX, SCTEX and the zigzag going to Bolinao gave me 11 kms/L.
I wonde how it would be like if i use it on the expressway with constant speed of, say, 80 kms/hr?
I will wait for the mileage to rise around 5000 kilometers and check again. with the prices of diesel and unleaded gasoline kept about P10 apart, and my Innova gaining ground to give me that reported 11 km/L fuel consumption.
I heard stories from other drivers about almost same results for their manual cars but mine's an automatic. Is it due to my driving style or just that the rumor that manual vs automatic in terms of fuel consumption is not that big difference?
Toyota Innova J
Toyota Innova E
Toyota Innova G
Toyota Innova E
Toyota Kijang
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for city driving in Metro Manila, horrible stop and go traffic even on EDSA Toyota Innova' fuel consumption is around 8 kilometers per liter, with my relaxed driving style and easy on the gas, stay on my lane but my Innova is realy new thus still under "break in period."
My recent trip to Pangasinan via NLEX, SCTEX and the zigzag going to Bolinao gave me 11 kms/L.
I wonde how it would be like if i use it on the expressway with constant speed of, say, 80 kms/hr?
I will wait for the mileage to rise around 5000 kilometers and check again. with the prices of diesel and unleaded gasoline kept about P10 apart, and my Innova gaining ground to give me that reported 11 km/L fuel consumption.
I heard stories from other drivers about almost same results for their manual cars but mine's an automatic. Is it due to my driving style or just that the rumor that manual vs automatic in terms of fuel consumption is not that big difference?
Toyota Innova J
Toyota Innova E
Toyota Innova G
Toyota Innova E
Toyota Kijang
Labels: Driving
posted by paetechie @ Wednesday, November 09, 2011,
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Toyota Vios Fuel Consumption Gas 1NZ-FE / 2NZ-FE
Tuesday, November 08, 2011
With my Toyota Vios 1.5G 2006 A/T 2006 with me for almost 4 years already, here're are my usual computations on Toyota Vios Fuel Consumption
for city driving in Metro Manila, horrible stop and go traffic even on EDSA Toyota Vios' fuel consumption is around 10.5 kilometers per liter, with my relaxed driving style and easy on the gas, stay on my lane.
My recent trip to Bataan via NLEX, SCTEX and the zigzag going to Bagac gave me 14 kms/L.
I wonde how it would be like if i use it on the expressway with constant speed of, say, 80 kms/hr?
I heard stories from other drivers about almost same results for their manual cars but mine's an automatic. Is it due to my driving style or just that the rumor that manual vs automatic in terms of fuel consumption is not that big difference?
Toyota Vios 1.3J 2NZ-FE
Toyota Vios 1.3E 2NZ-FE
Toyota Vios 1.5G 1NZ-FE
Toyota Avanza 1.3J 2NZ-FE
Toyota Avanza 1.5G 1NZ-FE
Toyota Yaris
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for city driving in Metro Manila, horrible stop and go traffic even on EDSA Toyota Vios' fuel consumption is around 10.5 kilometers per liter, with my relaxed driving style and easy on the gas, stay on my lane.
My recent trip to Bataan via NLEX, SCTEX and the zigzag going to Bagac gave me 14 kms/L.
I wonde how it would be like if i use it on the expressway with constant speed of, say, 80 kms/hr?
I heard stories from other drivers about almost same results for their manual cars but mine's an automatic. Is it due to my driving style or just that the rumor that manual vs automatic in terms of fuel consumption is not that big difference?
Toyota Vios 1.3J 2NZ-FE
Toyota Vios 1.3E 2NZ-FE
Toyota Vios 1.5G 1NZ-FE
Toyota Avanza 1.3J 2NZ-FE
Toyota Avanza 1.5G 1NZ-FE
Toyota Yaris
Labels: Driving
posted by paetechie @ Tuesday, November 08, 2011,
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Lytro Light Field Camera Prices, Specifications
Wednesday, November 02, 2011
I signed up for advance notice from Lytro, the maker of the first ever light field camera, months ago. This time, they sent me an invite to be one of the first "photographers" wishing to get their hands on the new cutting-edge camera.
Lytro camera price: $499 for 16GB, $399 for 8GB
Lytro camera lens aperture: f/2
Lytro camera price philippines? probably around P25k :(
But my usual problem is how to ship the camera to the Philippines without getting too much customs charges, I'm willing to pay duties but not outrageous ones earlier charged on a trial shipment to myself.
I imagine how much would the Lytro camera price be in Hidalgo, Quiapo, Manila should it ever find itself there.
Hope to get a lytro camera next year so I can get sample images and pictures using the cute device.
Imagine how it would revolutionize photography that can make Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax, Kodak and other camera makers take notice :P
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Lytro camera price: $499 for 16GB, $399 for 8GB
Lytro camera lens aperture: f/2
Lytro camera price philippines? probably around P25k :(
But my usual problem is how to ship the camera to the Philippines without getting too much customs charges, I'm willing to pay duties but not outrageous ones earlier charged on a trial shipment to myself.
I imagine how much would the Lytro camera price be in Hidalgo, Quiapo, Manila should it ever find itself there.
Hope to get a lytro camera next year so I can get sample images and pictures using the cute device.
Imagine how it would revolutionize photography that can make Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax, Kodak and other camera makers take notice :P
Labels: Photography
posted by paetechie @ Wednesday, November 02, 2011,
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Murder of Ram Revilla by His OWn Brother Due to Envy?
Monday, October 31, 2011
How could a half-brother plan the murder of his own blood?
That was the alledged motive behind the murder of Ram Revilla, half-brother of Se. Ramon Rveilla, son of former Senator Bong Revilla Sr. with the arrest of the actor Ram's alleged killer and mastermind
just let the wheels of justice turn and may innocent people be spared
just stray tuned for the latest news on ram revilla murder
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That was the alledged motive behind the murder of Ram Revilla, half-brother of Se. Ramon Rveilla, son of former Senator Bong Revilla Sr. with the arrest of the actor Ram's alleged killer and mastermind
just let the wheels of justice turn and may innocent people be spared
just stray tuned for the latest news on ram revilla murder
Labels: Floobydust
posted by paetechie @ Monday, October 31, 2011,
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LTO No Plate No Travel Policy: New Cars MMDA/Makati
Sunday, September 18, 2011
I'm now an owner of shiny new Toyota Innova E 2.g DSL since last week. And since it's new, still has no plate numbers but was able to get home to Quezon City and Makati via San Juan and Mandaluyong, not via EDSA nor C5.
For now, I'm using Toyota Pasong Tamo's delivery receipt valid for 7 days that I need to show to traffic enforces (MMDA or MAPA/MAPSA in makati) or the Land Transportation Office (LTO) or PNP TMG (traffic management group) manning checkpoints.
Note that the seven days validity of conduction sticker is legal only for delivery of your new vehicle from the dealer to your office or residence but due to either laziness of the CASA or the usually slow LTO release of license plates, plate numbers will be released after about 3 to 4 weeks. (conduction sticker can be removed from your car once you have your plate numbers, number coding in makati uses the last digit of your conduction sticker too, i think same in Las Pinas but not sure in Pasig. MMDA tolerates it but also attracts carnappers and carjackers of which QC has lots of)
I've yet to mark the first week of my car's life outside, odometer reading's still around 64 kilometers. I have several post-dated delivery receipts to use after seven days to renew my seven days grace period of "exemption" from the no plate, no travel policy. But i think as long as it's taking a long time, a smart police or traffic enforcer can ask your odometer reading to know if your car's really fresh from the CASA.
I intend to take my Innova to Bolinao, pangasinan next month, I hope to receive my plate number by then so that I don't have to be nervous to pass by NLEX and SCTEX or even SLEX and Startoll.
Violations and fines for new cars without license plates apply plus possible impounding of your new car until you show the LTO registration OR/CR or license plate with stickers.
This No Plate No Travel policy is stupid for the government makes it hard for citizens to use their new cars caused by the inefficiency of the LTO in the quick release of license plates.
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For now, I'm using Toyota Pasong Tamo's delivery receipt valid for 7 days that I need to show to traffic enforces (MMDA or MAPA/MAPSA in makati) or the Land Transportation Office (LTO) or PNP TMG (traffic management group) manning checkpoints.
Note that the seven days validity of conduction sticker is legal only for delivery of your new vehicle from the dealer to your office or residence but due to either laziness of the CASA or the usually slow LTO release of license plates, plate numbers will be released after about 3 to 4 weeks. (conduction sticker can be removed from your car once you have your plate numbers, number coding in makati uses the last digit of your conduction sticker too, i think same in Las Pinas but not sure in Pasig. MMDA tolerates it but also attracts carnappers and carjackers of which QC has lots of)
I've yet to mark the first week of my car's life outside, odometer reading's still around 64 kilometers. I have several post-dated delivery receipts to use after seven days to renew my seven days grace period of "exemption" from the no plate, no travel policy. But i think as long as it's taking a long time, a smart police or traffic enforcer can ask your odometer reading to know if your car's really fresh from the CASA.
I intend to take my Innova to Bolinao, pangasinan next month, I hope to receive my plate number by then so that I don't have to be nervous to pass by NLEX and SCTEX or even SLEX and Startoll.
Violations and fines for new cars without license plates apply plus possible impounding of your new car until you show the LTO registration OR/CR or license plate with stickers.
This No Plate No Travel policy is stupid for the government makes it hard for citizens to use their new cars caused by the inefficiency of the LTO in the quick release of license plates.
Labels: Driving
posted by paetechie @ Sunday, September 18, 2011,
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