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Topic: Its more fun in the philippines.
calista29 Joined Tue 06/14/16 Posts: 3352	Mon 08/22/16 06:18 PM
hell yeah its more fun in the fillipines. they have the sexiest chicks that are the best in bed. ooohh huh!...shall I take that as a compliment????!!!!this doesn't sound appealing to me to be honest! hell yeah if youre philipino. I strongly believe,there's always a proper venue and forum to some sensitive issue.and clearly,you are in a wrong thread.....yes, I am a FILIPINO...and proud to be one! what did you mean by that? are you asking mr out? am talking about respect and decency here. am not suppressing anyone's freedom to voice out their respective options but as a human being.pls.be sensitive enough to other people's feelings...in short, filter and minced your words and if possible taste it before you spit it out.... ...you may leave as you come as you wish.no one and nobody's stopping you mr.gentleman Cheers to that Calista hooray! are you both asking mr out? You are very much welcome here Sir. We Filipinos are hospitable people and we always welcome our visitors with a smile we are your friendly neighborhood !!! sorry babe neither of you is my type oh well,neither of us would like dealing with someone with no clear identity living in anonymity.and besides,we don't stoop down in a certain level like yours. we are highly civilised in dealing with people cheer up babe. youre young youll find somebody. once again,I repeat....we are highly civilised individuals in dealing with people with RESPECT.

Maxsterx Joined Mon 03/07/16 Posts: 2314	Mon 08/22/16 06:59 PM
Don't feed the trolls, Calista.

dolphin0925 Joined Tue 08/18/15 Posts: 1900	Mon 08/22/16 07:19 PM
I am proud to be a Filipino. I must say we are taught in school and at home to always mind our manners We are happy, friendly, hospitable and respectful people And here I share to you songs that would surely add fun and value to your life Songs that Teach Good Manners, Etiquette, Classroom Behavior and Social Skills Add some fun to your classroom while supplementing the Social Skills curriculum with songs! Whether you need educational music for teaching good manners, taking turns or expressing emotions with words, you'll find a varied selection below. These Etiquette Songs are for children of all ages... and many will also appeal to grown-ups. MAKE A DIFFERENCE To make a difference in this world there is a place to start. There's many things that you can do and it starts with in your heart. You take a look within yourself and ask "What can I do To make this world a better place for me and also you?" You start by being kinder, or maybe more polite To a friend or neighbor, now that would be just right. CHORUS: How can you make a difference It’s not that hard it's true. You can make a difference By being your best you. Another way to help the world is thinking first of others. You start by sharing what you have with sisters and with brothers. Next you help with neighbors in your neighborhood By being nice and friendly and doing what you should. Your neighborhood will then become a better place to live And you can start to make it so by learning how to give. CHORUS Try to make good choices, now that's the place to start, For when you make good choices you work to do your part. Always try to tell the truth, please never tell a lie. Be real honest, yes you should and here's the reason why. The world would be a better place if everyone would be Honest in their work and play in their community. MANNERS MATTER EVERYWHERE Manners matter they really do. Like a mirror they reflect on you. So use your manners everyday, No matter where you work or play. When you meet someone you say “How do you do?” In Spain, “Como estas?”. In China, “Ni hao wan.” In France, “Comment se vas?” When you want something you say “Please”. In Spain, “por favor”, In China, “Chi’in”. In France, “si vous plait” When you get something you say “Thank you” In Spain, “gracias”. In China “Shi shi nee” In France, “merci” In Hindi, thank you’s “Tun ya vad”. In Japanese, “Duomo” In Farsi, “Mamood”. You’re welcome, “Da nada” in Spanish. In Japanese, “Dou itashimashite”. In French, “Je vous en prie”. In Farsi, “Hahesh minkonam”. A SMILE AND A KIND WORD When I'm feeling sad and someone asks How can I help you? I say what my daddy always said Just a smile and a kind word will do Just a smile and a kind word will do Chorus: Just give a smile any kind of little smile will do A few kind words like my daddy taught me to Just give a smile any kind of little smile will do A few kind words like I'm lucky to have a friend like you So if a friend is feeling down there's something you can do Just try a smile and a few kind words It's sure to help them too WHEN YOUR MANNERS SHINE What do you say when someone says hi? (you say) Hi how are you. That's what say when someone says hi. (you say) Hi how are you. Be polite – say nice things Then you'll see what good manners bring. You'll have friends all the time When your manners shine. What do you say when you leave the room? (you say) Bye, see you soon. That's what say when you leave the room. (you say) Bye, see you soon. Chorus What do you say when someone helps you? (you say) Thank you very much. That's what say when someone helps you. (you say) Thank you very much. Chorus What do you say when someone needs help? (you say) May I help you? That's what say when someone needs help. (you say) May I help you? Chorus Please, is a good word. You say please when you want something. Use good manners when you ask say please. Say please, say please... FRIENDLY WORDS Let's sing a little song about the words we say To make people smile every single day Friendly words are what we use So think about the words you choose. Hi and Hello and How are you? Are friendly greeting words through and through Another friendly thing that you can say Is "You look very pretty today" But if you say "peee-yew, you stink", That's just not so nice, don't you think Gross and yuck and disgusting Are not friendly words for you and me So use nice words and then you'll see It's so cool to be friendly So use nice words and then you'll see It's so cool to be friendly

calista29 Joined Tue 06/14/16 Posts: 3352	Mon 08/22/16 09:19 PM
Don't feed the trolls, Calista. am done Max..it's ok..thanks

topherj37 Joined Fri 07/15/11 Posts: 38773	Mon 08/22/16 10:19 PM
I have some friends that moved to California from the Philippines. They are some of the sweetest, friendliest, happiest people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. I also hear interesting stories about life and the cultural diversity on their 7107 islands. A place I definitely want to visit some day.

jacktrades Joined Tue 09/11/12 Posts: 4395	Mon 08/22/16 10:35 PM
I have some friends that moved to California from the Philippines. They are some of the sweetest, friendliest, happiest people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. I also hear interesting stories about life and the cultural diversity on their 7107 islands. A place I definitely want to visit some day. I agree we have a small community of Filipino's here that work as nurses and other professions and they are always nice and greet you with a smile when you interact with them.I am sure the Philippines is a great place to visit, the food and the culture and yes the people. I also have it on my bucket list.

SimpyComplicated Joined Sat 12/28/13 Posts: 1107	Mon 08/22/16 10:38 PM Edited by SimpyComplicated on Mon 08/22/16 11:07 PM
I am proud to be a Filipino. I must say we are taught in school and at home to always mind our manners We are happy, friendly, hospitable and respectful people And here I share to you songs that would surely add fun and value to your life Songs that Teach Good Manners, Etiquette, Classroom Behavior and Social Skills Add some fun to your classroom while supplementing the Social Skills curriculum with songs! Whether you need educational music for teaching good manners, taking turns or expressing emotions with words, you'll find a varied selection below. These Etiquette Songs are for children of all ages... and many will also appeal to grown-ups. MAKE A DIFFERENCE To make a difference in this world there is a place to start. There's many things that you can do and it starts with in your heart. You take a look within yourself and ask "What can I do To make this world a better place for me and also you?" You start by being kinder, or maybe more polite To a friend or neighbor, now that would be just right. CHORUS: How can you make a difference It’s not that hard it's true. You can make a difference By being your best you. Another way to help the world is thinking first of others. You start by sharing what you have with sisters and with brothers. Next you help with neighbors in your neighborhood By being nice and friendly and doing what you should. Your neighborhood will then become a better place to live And you can start to make it so by learning how to give. CHORUS Try to make good choices, now that's the place to start, For when you make good choices you work to do your part. Always try to tell the truth, please never tell a lie. Be real honest, yes you should and here's the reason why. The world would be a better place if everyone would be Honest in their work and play in their community. MANNERS MATTER EVERYWHERE Manners matter they really do. Like a mirror they reflect on you. So use your manners everyday, No matter where you work or play. When you meet someone you say “How do you do?” In Spain, “Como estas?”. In China, “Ni hao wan.” In France, “Comment se vas?” When you want something you say “Please”. In Spain, “por favor”, In China, “Chi’in”. In France, “si vous plait” When you get something you say “Thank you” In Spain, “gracias”. In China “Shi shi nee” In France, “merci” In Hindi, thank you’s “Tun ya vad”. In Japanese, “Duomo” In Farsi, “Mamood”. You’re welcome, “Da nada” in Spanish. In Japanese, “Dou itashimashite”. In French, “Je vous en prie”. In Farsi, “Hahesh minkonam”. A SMILE AND A KIND WORD When I'm feeling sad and someone asks How can I help you? I say what my daddy always said Just a smile and a kind word will do Just a smile and a kind word will do Chorus: Just give a smile any kind of little smile will do A few kind words like my daddy taught me to Just give a smile any kind of little smile will do A few kind words like I'm lucky to have a friend like you So if a friend is feeling down there's something you can do Just try a smile and a few kind words It's sure to help them too WHEN YOUR MANNERS SHINE What do you say when someone says hi? (you say) Hi how are you. That's what say when someone says hi. (you say) Hi how are you. Be polite – say nice things Then you'll see what good manners bring. You'll have friends all the time When your manners shine. What do you say when you leave the room? (you say) Bye, see you soon. That's what say when you leave the room. (you say) Bye, see you soon. Chorus What do you say when someone helps you? (you say) Thank you very much. That's what say when someone helps you. (you say) Thank you very much. Chorus What do you say when someone needs help? (you say) May I help you? That's what say when someone needs help. (you say) May I help you? Chorus Please, is a good word. You say please when you want something. Use good manners when you ask say please. Say please, say please... FRIENDLY WORDS Let's sing a little song about the words we say To make people smile every single day Friendly words are what we use So think about the words you choose. Hi and Hello and How are you? Are friendly greeting words through and through Another friendly thing that you can say Is "You look very pretty today" But if you say "peee-yew, you stink", That's just not so nice, don't you think Gross and yuck and disgusting Are not friendly words for you and me So use nice words and then you'll see It's so cool to be friendly So use nice words and then you'll see It's so cool to be friendly Brilliant! Dolphin thank you for posting Any chance of posting a link to any of them being sung? Please Google was my friend have been able to find them all except MAKE A DIFFERENCE

topherj37 Joined Fri 07/15/11 Posts: 38773	Tue 08/23/16 06:59 AM
I have some friends that moved to California from the Philippines. They are some of the sweetest, friendliest, happiest people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. I also hear interesting stories about life and the cultural diversity on their 7107 islands. A place I definitely want to visit some day. I agree we have a small community of Filipino's here that work as nurses and other professions and they are always nice and greet you with a smile when you interact with them.I am sure the Philippines is a great place to visit, the food and the culture and yes the people. I also have it on my bucket list. One of my neighbors is Filipino. She's always smiling. I never see her without one. She can be having the worst day, and she still greets everyone in the apartment complex with a friendly hello and warm smile. If you go over to her apartment, you're going to eat. Even if she just finished a meal, she's going to whip up something. I've had similar experiences to you, Jack, with Filipinos in this area. Nice and greet with a smile when I interact with them.

dolphin0925 Joined Tue 08/18/15 Posts: 1900	Tue 08/23/16 07:14 AM
I am proud to be a Filipino. I must say we are taught in school and at home to always mind our manners We are happy, friendly, hospitable and respectful people And here I share to you songs that would surely add fun and value to your life Songs that Teach Good Manners, Etiquette, Classroom Behavior and Social Skills Add some fun to your classroom while supplementing the Social Skills curriculum with songs! Whether you need educational music for teaching good manners, taking turns or expressing emotions with words, you'll find a varied selection below. These Etiquette Songs are for children of all ages... and many will also appeal to grown-ups. MAKE A DIFFERENCE To make a difference in this world there is a place to start. There's many things that you can do and it starts with in your heart. You take a look within yourself and ask "What can I do To make this world a better place for me and also you?" You start by being kinder, or maybe more polite To a friend or neighbor, now that would be just right. CHORUS: How can you make a difference It’s not that hard it's true. You can make a difference By being your best you. Another way to help the world is thinking first of others. You start by sharing what you have with sisters and with brothers. Next you help with neighbors in your neighborhood By being nice and friendly and doing what you should. Your neighborhood will then become a better place to live And you can start to make it so by learning how to give. CHORUS Try to make good choices, now that's the place to start, For when you make good choices you work to do your part. Always try to tell the truth, please never tell a lie. Be real honest, yes you should and here's the reason why. The world would be a better place if everyone would be Honest in their work and play in their community. MANNERS MATTER EVERYWHERE Manners matter they really do. Like a mirror they reflect on you. So use your manners everyday, No matter where you work or play. When you meet someone you say “How do you do?” In Spain, “Como estas?”. In China, “Ni hao wan.” In France, “Comment se vas?” When you want something you say “Please”. In Spain, “por favor”, In China, “Chi’in”. In France, “si vous plait” When you get something you say “Thank you” In Spain, “gracias”. In China “Shi shi nee” In France, “merci” In Hindi, thank you’s “Tun ya vad”. In Japanese, “Duomo” In Farsi, “Mamood”. You’re welcome, “Da nada” in Spanish. In Japanese, “Dou itashimashite”. In French, “Je vous en prie”. In Farsi, “Hahesh minkonam”. A SMILE AND A KIND WORD When I'm feeling sad and someone asks How can I help you? I say what my daddy always said Just a smile and a kind word will do Just a smile and a kind word will do Chorus: Just give a smile any kind of little smile will do A few kind words like my daddy taught me to Just give a smile any kind of little smile will do A few kind words like I'm lucky to have a friend like you So if a friend is feeling down there's something you can do Just try a smile and a few kind words It's sure to help them too WHEN YOUR MANNERS SHINE What do you say when someone says hi? (you say) Hi how are you. That's what say when someone says hi. (you say) Hi how are you. Be polite – say nice things Then you'll see what good manners bring. You'll have friends all the time When your manners shine. What do you say when you leave the room? (you say) Bye, see you soon. That's what say when you leave the room. (you say) Bye, see you soon. Chorus What do you say when someone helps you? (you say) Thank you very much. That's what say when someone helps you. (you say) Thank you very much. Chorus What do you say when someone needs help? (you say) May I help you? That's what say when someone needs help. (you say) May I help you? Chorus Please, is a good word. You say please when you want something. Use good manners when you ask say please. Say please, say please... FRIENDLY WORDS Let's sing a little song about the words we say To make people smile every single day Friendly words are what we use So think about the words you choose. Hi and Hello and How are you? Are friendly greeting words through and through Another friendly thing that you can say Is "You look very pretty today" But if you say "peee-yew, you stink", That's just not so nice, don't you think Gross and yuck and disgusting Are not friendly words for you and me So use nice words and then you'll see It's so cool to be friendly So use nice words and then you'll see It's so cool to be friendly Brilliant! Dolphin thank you for posting Any chance of posting a link to any of them being sung? Please Google was my friend have been able to find them all except MAKE A DIFFERENCE Thank you SimplyComplicated for appreciating my post If you wanna check the songs kindly click this link : http://www.songsforteaching.com/etiquette.htm

SDSCFof2 Joined Sun 10/02/11 Posts: 21324	Tue 08/23/16 04:25 PM
Don't feed the trolls, Calista. am done Max..it's ok..thanks there is a lot of trolls

dolphin0925 Joined Tue 08/18/15 Posts: 1900	Tue 08/23/16 05:11 PM
I have some friends that moved to California from the Philippines. They are some of the sweetest, friendliest, happiest people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. I also hear interesting stories about life and the cultural diversity on their 7107 islands. A place I definitely want to visit some day. I agree we have a small community of Filipino's here that work as nurses and other professions and they are always nice and greet you with a smile when you interact with them.I am sure the Philippines is a great place to visit, the food and the culture and yes the people. I also have it on my bucket list. One of my neighbors is Filipino. She's always smiling. I never see her without one. She can be having the worst day, and she still greets everyone in the apartment complex with a friendly hello and warm smile. If you go over to her apartment, you're going to eat. Even if she just finished a meal, she's going to whip up something. I've had similar experiences to you, Jack, with Filipinos in this area. Nice and greet with a smile when I interact with them. Thank you Topher and Jack for sharing your observations and experiences with your friendly Filipino neighbors. I believe a good natured smile , kindness and gentleness can do magic.....affecting people by touching their hearts makes a difference. A happy and harmonious environment is a wonderful place to live in I hope someday you'll have a chance to see the beauty of my mother land Philippines

topherj37 Joined Fri 07/15/11 Posts: 38773	Wed 08/24/16 07:21 AM Edited by topherj37 on Wed 08/24/16 07:26 AM
I have some friends that moved to California from the Philippines. They are some of the sweetest, friendliest, happiest people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. I also hear interesting stories about life and the cultural diversity on their 7107 islands. A place I definitely want to visit some day. I agree we have a small community of Filipino's here that work as nurses and other professions and they are always nice and greet you with a smile when you interact with them.I am sure the Philippines is a great place to visit, the food and the culture and yes the people. I also have it on my bucket list. One of my neighbors is Filipino. She's always smiling. I never see her without one. She can be having the worst day, and she still greets everyone in the apartment complex with a friendly hello and warm smile. If you go over to her apartment, you're going to eat. Even if she just finished a meal, she's going to whip up something. I've had similar experiences to you, Jack, with Filipinos in this area. Nice and greet with a smile when I interact with them. Thank you Topher and Jack for sharing your observations and experiences with your friendly Filipino neighbors. I believe a good natured smile , kindness and gentleness can do magic.....affecting people by touching their hearts makes a difference. A happy and harmonious environment is a wonderful place to live in I hope someday you'll have a chance to see the beauty of my mother land Philippines Touching people's hearts is magical. A smile and a kind word make a world of difference. Whether it's online (I've talked to several women in the Philippines online as well) or in person, they all seem to be the kindest, sweetest, nicest, happiest people. I don't usually make an assessment based on interactions with a few people, but I have never met someone from the Philippines who doesn't display these characteristics. I'm sure there are exceptions. There are a few in every crowd. All my experiences with Filipinos have been pleasant thus far. I do hope I can visit a few of the islands someday. Maybe even meet in person some of the folks I've chatted with.

calista29 Joined Tue 06/14/16 Posts: 3352	Wed 08/24/16 07:33 AM
I have some friends that moved to California from the Philippines. They are some of the sweetest, friendliest, happiest people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. I also hear interesting stories about life and the cultural diversity on their 7107 islands. A place I definitely want to visit some day. I agree we have a small community of Filipino's here that work as nurses and other professions and they are always nice and greet you with a smile when you interact with them.I am sure the Philippines is a great place to visit, the food and the culture and yes the people. I also have it on my bucket list. One of my neighbors is Filipino. She's always smiling. I never see her without one. She can be having the worst day, and she still greets everyone in the apartment complex with a friendly hello and warm smile. If you go over to her apartment, you're going to eat. Even if she just finished a meal, she's going to whip up something. I've had similar experiences to you, Jack, with Filipinos in this area. Nice and greet with a smile when I interact with them. Thank you Topher and Jack for sharing your observations and experiences with your friendly Filipino neighbors. I believe a good natured smile , kindness and gentleness can do magic.....affecting people by touching their hearts makes a difference. A happy and harmonious environment is a wonderful place to live in I hope someday you'll have a chance to see the beauty of my mother land Philippines Touching people's hearts is magical. A smile and a kind word make a world of difference. Whether it's online (I've talked to several women in the Philippines online as well) or in person, they all seem to be the kindest, sweetest, nicest, happiest people. I don't usually make an assessment based on interactions with a few people, but I have never met someone from the Philippines who doesn't display these characteristics. I'm sure there are exceptions. There's a few in every crowd. All my experiences with Filipinos have been pleasant thus far. I do hope I can visit a few of the islands someday. Maybe even meet in person some of the folks I've chatted with. thank you for acknowledging us. it means a lot being genuinely appreciated by people with different ethnicity

calista29 Joined Tue 06/14/16 Posts: 3352	Wed 08/24/16 07:37 AM
I have some friends that moved to California from the Philippines. They are some of the sweetest, friendliest, happiest people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. I also hear interesting stories about life and the cultural diversity on their 7107 islands. A place I definitely want to visit some day. I agree we have a small community of Filipino's here that work as nurses and other professions and they are always nice and greet you with a smile when you interact with them.I am sure the Philippines is a great place to visit, the food and the culture and yes the people. I also have it on my bucket list. be it known,I truly value your friendship

dolphin0925 Joined Tue 08/18/15 Posts: 1900	Wed 08/24/16 08:24 AM
I have some friends that moved to California from the Philippines. They are some of the sweetest, friendliest, happiest people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. I also hear interesting stories about life and the cultural diversity on their 7107 islands. A place I definitely want to visit some day. I agree we have a small community of Filipino's here that work as nurses and other professions and they are always nice and greet you with a smile when you interact with them.I am sure the Philippines is a great place to visit, the food and the culture and yes the people. I also have it on my bucket list. One of my neighbors is Filipino. She's always smiling. I never see her without one. She can be having the worst day, and she still greets everyone in the apartment complex with a friendly hello and warm smile. If you go over to her apartment, you're going to eat. Even if she just finished a meal, she's going to whip up something. I've had similar experiences to you, Jack, with Filipinos in this area. Nice and greet with a smile when I interact with them. Thank you Topher and Jack for sharing your observations and experiences with your friendly Filipino neighbors. I believe a good natured smile , kindness and gentleness can do magic.....affecting people by touching their hearts makes a difference. A happy and harmonious environment is a wonderful place to live in I hope someday you'll have a chance to see the beauty of my mother land Philippines Touching people's hearts is magical. A smile and a kind word make a world of difference. Whether it's online (I've talked to several women in the Philippines online as well) or in person, they all seem to be the kindest, sweetest, nicest, happiest people. I don't usually make an assessment based on interactions with a few people, but I have never met someone from the Philippines who doesn't display these characteristics. I'm sure there are exceptions. There are a few in every crowd. All my experiences with Filipinos have been pleasant thus far. I do hope I can visit a few of the islands someday. Maybe even meet in person some of the folks I've chatted with. Thank you for your kind words Topher you are one lucky person to have met these beautiful people. Though yes, there are exceptions, and I believe everywhere in the world there are kind and rude individuals. As the saying goes....."Use your smile to change the world; don’t let the world change your smile." Wearing the best smile wherever we go will surely win a friend and make a difference I hope you will visit one day pretty sure these folks will welcome you with the red carpet

topherj37 Joined Fri 07/15/11 Posts: 38773	Wed 08/24/16 05:46 PM
thank you for acknowledging us. it means a lot being genuinely appreciated by people with different ethnicity You're welcome, Calista. The Philippines seem beautiful. Beautiful people, beautiful culture, beautiful country.

topherj37 Joined Fri 07/15/11 Posts: 38773	Wed 08/24/16 05:55 PM
Thank you for your kind words Topher you are one lucky person to have met these beautiful people. Though yes, there are exceptions, and I believe everywhere in the world there are kind and rude individuals. As the saying goes....."Use your smile to change the world; don’t let the world change your smile." Wearing the best smile wherever we go will surely win a friend and make a difference I hope you will visit one day pretty sure these folks will welcome you with the red carpet You're welcome, Dolphin. Yep, I am one lucky person to have met and talked with such beautiful people. I hope I can get over there one of these days.

BreakingGood Joined Tue 07/01/14 Posts: 3182	Wed 08/24/16 06:02 PM
I have known many. I have traveled much. I can say through my experiences without a doubt they put on more of a front then any other culture.

calista29 Joined Tue 06/14/16 Posts: 3352	Wed 08/24/16 07:13 PM
thank you for acknowledging us. it means a lot being genuinely appreciated by people with different ethnicity You're welcome, Calista. The Philippines seem beautiful. Beautiful people, beautiful culture, beautiful country. I see you as a rational person...and please if you really happen to visit my country let me know.i'll be back home soon for good and be my guest God bless

topherj37 Joined Fri 07/15/11 Posts: 38773	Wed 08/24/16 07:55 PM
thank you for acknowledging us. it means a lot being genuinely appreciated by people with different ethnicity You're welcome, Calista. The Philippines seem beautiful. Beautiful people, beautiful culture, beautiful country. I see you as a rational person...and please if you really happen to visit my country let me know.i'll be back home soon for good and be my guest God bless Thank you, Calista. That is very sweet. I will let you know. God bless you as well.