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08-09-2012, 08:12 PM #31Junior Member
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08-09-2012, 09:24 PM #32Elite Member
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Re: Well atleast they're enjoying it, that will do!!
No offense intended, pero dili ba murag edited ang ubang pictures?
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08-09-2012, 09:39 PM #33 Re: Well atleast they're enjoying it, that will do!!
edited jud
Originally Posted by cidyot
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08-09-2012, 10:22 PM #34C.I.A.
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Re: Well atleast they're enjoying it, that will do!!
edited na mga bro.. basin to add flavors nalng sa thread diri.. ahaha Originally Posted by bofox44
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08-09-2012, 11:05 PM #35C.I.A.
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Re: Well atleast they're enjoying it, that will do!!
Sorry dili diay na sa philippines na picture, sa thailand diay ni... hehehehe Originally Posted by cidyot
Flood Waters Free Crocodiles in Thailand - NYTimes.com
Pero naa sad daw nakit-an sa Cainta, Rizal..
ellen tordesillas ? Crocodile sighted in CaintaFloods covering large parts of Manila have brought a new intruder?a crocodile, which was seen swimming in a village in Cainta, Rizal, local television reported Wednesday.
Top broadcaster ABS-CBN quoted local residents as saying that they spotted the five-foot long crocodile late Monday as they made their way through flooded streets of the town.
Resident Michael Lambert said he and his friends saw a floating object which they thought might be a tire.
?It was pitch black. There was no electricity or whatever. But we had a flashlight. We trained our flashlight on the thing and saw that it was a crocodile,? Lambert told the television station.
The group took refuge on a mound of soil and Lambert took a picture which he posted on his Facebook page. It shows a partially submerged object that resembles a crocodile floating beside some houses.
Lambert suggested that the animal may have escaped from a zoo during the floods unleashed when Tropical Storm ?Ondoy? (international codename: Ketsana) hit the country on Saturday.
However, some officials said it may have simply been washed out of a nearby swamp by the floods.
ABS-CBN quoted local police as confirming that a crocodile was roaming Cainta but gave no details. Crocodiles are indigenous to the Philippines but are rarely seen near inhabited areas.
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08-09-2012, 11:35 PM #36C.I.A.
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Re: Well atleast they're enjoying it, that will do!!
sa Ondoy paman d i nang sa Cainta,hehe
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08-10-2012, 04:57 AM #37C.I.A.
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Re: Well atleast they're enjoying it, that will do!!
makahigop kag tubig baha ba? unsa kahay bati-on nimo noh?
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08-10-2012, 07:32 AM #38C.I.A.
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Re: Well atleast they're enjoying it, that will do!!
Baga jud ug face ni mga Politicians oi hasta relief goods butangan pa ug sticker sa ila nawong mura bya ug ila kwarta gi gamit sa pag palit peoples money bya grrrr.......
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08-12-2012, 10:31 PM #39C.I.A.
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Re: Well atleast they're enjoying it, that will do!!
Even with tragedy, Filipinos find a way to have fun.
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08-13-2012, 07:21 AM #40C.I.A.
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Re: Well atleast they're enjoying it, that will do!!
hahaha.. good luck with that. Hope they don't get sick Originally Posted by salbahis
Source: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=1&theater
Video: Australian tourists swim with kids in flooded Lagusnilad - Home ? Videos ? News Videos
We filipinos are waterproof and contagious
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