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10-29-2013, 02:56 PM
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Re: Our Lolo After 15 Years Dead
oh ffs !!! Another donut that thinks some devine God stopped this dude rotting !!! leave him out in the air for a while & THEN ask god to stop him going squishy !!!! fucking religious people  |
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05-27-2014, 08:49 AM
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Re: Our Lolo After 15 Years Dead
The post says "source", he's not claiming it's his family, the source is 
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06-03-2014, 01:25 AM
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Re: Our Lolo After 15 Years Dead
The language they are speaking is Tagalog. Lolo in the Filipino language means elder men - Grand papa. The filipino are rather passionate as a People and the culture has strong roots embued with metaphor and emotion for loved ones. There is a tremendous magical atmosphere in the Philippines not so easily read on paper. You have to be there to feel it. As an atheist, I still respect the heavy rich culture and wish more people found interest in the subtleties of culture and Religion. More knowledge can be addicting.
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