CEBU ranks 20th in RP's most livable city...

[balatucan]

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Dapat ang result ana;

1. Makati
2. Cebu
3. Davao
4 Cagayan de Oro
5. Baguio
6. Bacolod
7. Mandaluyong

Better luck next time na lang...

[rodsky]

dude i dont mean to pick you on these but, hey if we take every one of the possible disasters that might occur then no place is a LIVABLE PLACE.... its not taken in to consideration on judging a place cause its not everyday that we experience it........

No prob. Was just giving my opinion on the matter, and a possible explanation.

-RODION

[SamuraiArcher]

as long ang Davao na-a pa sa Mindanao...maglisod ug lambo ang Davao...okay lang if ibalhin ang location sa davao sa CDO...kana na-ay purohan nga mu-boom ang city of Davao...

[espiya]

Transit point. In an ordinary parlance, you are like a doormat, where people shrug off their dust before entering the house. In tagalog, "basahan". In bisaya "trapo". At least you are happy you are earning because of being a transit point. Thats normal. People pay 3 pesos for using the CR.

Hypocrites. Well I think of people who goes to party pretending to be rich. Most of them are freeloaders. Theres a lot of you there.

Its only the first time I heard that the so called economic powerhouse has residents lining up for rice. Is it supposed that economic powerhouses are self sufficient and can provide its people with rice all the time 24/7. Is it that economic powerhouses can give subsidies to people without jobs? Why is this so?

Maybe you are just hallucinating about your city being an economic powerhouse.

Wake up, stop dreaming.

Sorry balatucan but you are wrong, sa communista ra na bai!

In the end you will not do good, you would only ruin yourself.

I think you need love! the Cebuano way!!! You want group hug? Peace be with you balatucan...

[nItO/pIrEnA]

@balatucan, guess what, most of those poor people living right now here in Cebu werent really from Cebu in the first place...i should know, having been involved in several outreach activities in the different slum areas of the city...they come from different places, like bohol, negros, northern mindanao, and yes, some are even from DAVAO...and i've been around the city lately (including the districts where most of those of lower socio-economic status live), and tell you what, i didnt see kilometric queues for cheap rice...just about 5 to 10 people waiting in line..

besides, there's something about Cebuanos that make Cebu so special--coz frankly, Cebu isnt much without the people--and among these things, is our resilience, it's a fact the rice growing isnt compatible with our island's topography...so we eat corn grits instead, that's why it's safe to say that we'd never grow hungry without NFA rice anyway...hehehe...

about our washrooms, i dont know what you're talking about...you could either use the washrooms at SM, Ayala, or those at Waterfront, and Marriot etc. or even those toilets downtown, and i'll tell you what,you wont have to spend a peso...i dont know if you could resist spending on some other stuff while you're in transit though, our merchandise just happen to be among the best in this side of the globe

about the doormat thing, i'd like to think of Cebu more of like a pretty signboard that welcomes visitors who come into the country (or into the south) it's nice that tourists feel safe when they land in an airport where waiting sheds dont explode )

and oh, about delusions, i dont know if you guys down south have awaken from that delusional state wherein you believe that you're living in the world's largest city...bwahahaha...

[balatucan]

@balatucan, guess what, most of those poor people living right now here in Cebu werent really from Cebu in the first place...i should know, having been involved in several outreach activities in the different slum areas of the city...they come from different places, like bohol, negros, northern mindanao, and yes, some are even from DAVAO...and i've been around the city lately (including the districts where most of those of lower socio-economic status live), and tell you what, i didnt see kilometric queues for cheap rice...just about 5 to 10 people waiting in line..

besides, there's something about Cebuanos that make Cebu so special--coz frankly, Cebu isnt much without the people--and among these things, is our resilience, it's a fact the rice growing isnt compatible with our island's topography...so we eat corn grits instead, that's why it's safe to say that we'd never grow hungry without NFA rice anyway...hehehe...

about our washrooms, i dont know what you're talking about...you could either use the washrooms at SM, Ayala, or those at Waterfront, and Marriot etc. or even those toilets downtown, and i'll tell you what,you wont have to spend a peso...i dont know if you could resist spending on some other stuff while you're in transit though, our merchandise just happen to be among the best in this side of the globe

about the doormat thing, i'd like to think of Cebu more of like a pretty signboard that welcomes visitors who come into the country (or into the south) it's nice that tourists feel safe when they land in an airport where waiting sheds dont explode )

and oh, about delusions, i dont know if you guys down south have awaken from that delusional state wherein you believe that you're living in the world's largest city...bwahahaha...

In Davao, corn is just for chickens. ha ha ha. Who said you are happy with corn. Corn prices in Cebu is also competing with rice. I know, I watched your local cable tv everyday and I know whats happening in your city, everyday. ha ha ha.

You talk about resilience. Well, despite those bombings (which was perpetrated by the government according to the Magdalo group), Davao has boomed and there seems to be no stopping at it. The people of Davao survived despite the odds.

I dont know how Cebuanos will fare if bombs start exploding in your city. It will surely freak you out given the fact that your city is already reeling from its reputation as nest of muggers and murderous gangs.

BUT we Davaoenos dont pray that things like that will happen in Cebu. We have experience that tragedy and we dont want other Filipinos particularly the loving, amiable, hospitable and friendly Cebuanos to suffer the same fate.

Yes, honestly even if the said bombings are used to poke fun at us by people who are smarting from a NO. 20 RANKING!

You can ridicule us with bombings, fine. But hey, WE ARE NO. 3 an you are there below at pitiful number 20. bwa ha ha ha ha.

[unLi_ra]

Ui, in fairness to Davao, ilang city is in boom man sad - boom as in BOOM-BA!!!

[jimskii]

In Davao, corn is just for chickens. ha ha ha. Who said you are happy with corn. Corn prices in Cebu is also competing with rice. I know, I watched your local cable tv everyday and I know whats happening in your city, everyday. ha ha ha.

paskang hambogeroha gyud nimo do. mas maayo pa tawon niyo ang normin. tuo man tawon ka anang survey survey. bisag unsaon economic facts will tell you Cebu leads all the way in the south .....

[ricponsib]

grabiha oi. wa ghapon ntapos ni nga diskusyona...

[aprilaprilapril]

ahahahahaha mabuang na jud ko ani na thread doh.. as in.. wa na jud ni kahumamam as in..