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Manny knocks out Floyd!
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Originally Posted by LiveMyReality
No you are mistaken, that is his mother. The lady selling him the vinegar is his wife.Originally Posted by westcoastsfinest
Originally Posted by ShaunHillFTW49
Originally Posted by kingcrux31
Too bad it's in Filipino. I'm still dying here.
Tagalog
i think
you got it right.
and no thats not his mom if im not mistaken. whoever said that.
thanks. my mistake. ive always thought she was a bit on the heavy side and much older.
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Originally Posted by LiveMyReality
No you are mistaken, that is his mother. The lady selling him the vinegar is his wife.Originally Posted by westcoastsfinest
Originally Posted by ShaunHillFTW49
Originally Posted by kingcrux31
Too bad it's in Filipino. I'm still dying here.
Tagalog
i think
you got it right.
and no thats not his mom if im not mistaken. whoever said that.
thanks. my mistake. ive always thought she was a bit on the heavy side and much older.
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his mom has parlayed manny's success to go into numerous filipino movies with top filipino celebs, where as Jinky, his wife, is indeed the lady in the video giving him that vinegar.i can only IMAGINE how much they paid for this commercial
this one was always a weird one, basically states this his fist....are made for eating/holding drumsticks....hahha
this one was always a weird one, basically states this his fist....are made for eating/holding drumsticks....hahha
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his mom has parlayed manny's success to go into numerous filipino movies with top filipino celebs, where as Jinky, his wife, is indeed the lady in the video giving him that vinegar.i can only IMAGINE how much they paid for this commercial
this one was always a weird one, basically states this his fist....are made for eating/holding drumsticks....hahha
this one was always a weird one, basically states this his fist....are made for eating/holding drumsticks....hahha
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that wasn't Floyd, that was a look a like.
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that wasn't Floyd, that was a look a like.
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This is what would've really happendOriginally Posted by Flyest In The Hood
Originally Posted by theDEEK
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This is what would've really happendOriginally Posted by Flyest In The Hood
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Yooo...his mom is HURT...
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Yooo...his mom is HURT...
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Originally Posted by will068
Same goes for being English and speaking English or being French and speaking French.Originally Posted by big1236
They did?!?! That's just stupid. that's like asking somebody who's mexcian if they speak "mexican" and not spanish... SMDH.Originally Posted by kingcrux31
Yup, that's his real mom.
ShaunHillFTW49 and big1236. You are both wrong. The Department of Education changed the national language to Filipino some years back. Only the old folks call it Tagalog now.
I guess i just dated myself by calling it tagalog...LOL
but do people see my point tho?
Yeah King Crux is correct, the national language is "Filipino". I remember when I was a kid in the Philippines (in filipino class actually) and this topic of Tagalog and Filipino was brought up. Technically, Tagalog is a dialect of Filipino with very few differences.
Next up Pac Isl or Asian?
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Originally Posted by will068
Same goes for being English and speaking English or being French and speaking French.Originally Posted by big1236
They did?!?! That's just stupid. that's like asking somebody who's mexcian if they speak "mexican" and not spanish... SMDH.Originally Posted by kingcrux31
Yup, that's his real mom.
ShaunHillFTW49 and big1236. You are both wrong. The Department of Education changed the national language to Filipino some years back. Only the old folks call it Tagalog now.
I guess i just dated myself by calling it tagalog...LOL
but do people see my point tho?
Yeah King Crux is correct, the national language is "Filipino". I remember when I was a kid in the Philippines (in filipino class actually) and this topic of Tagalog and Filipino was brought up. Technically, Tagalog is a dialect of Filipino with very few differences.
Next up Pac Isl or Asian?
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Originally Posted by LimeGreen95s
This is what would've really happendOriginally Posted by Flyest In The Hood
Originally Posted by theDEEK
.... actually, more like this!
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Originally Posted by LimeGreen95s
This is what would've really happendOriginally Posted by Flyest In The Hood
Originally Posted by theDEEK
.... actually, more like this!
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Originally Posted by Night Marcher01
Originally Posted by LimeGreen95s
This is what would've really happendOriginally Posted by Flyest In The Hood
Originally Posted by theDEEK
.... actually, more like this!
Ricky "I have no defense" Hatton?
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Originally Posted by Night Marcher01
Originally Posted by LimeGreen95s
This is what would've really happendOriginally Posted by Flyest In The Hood
Originally Posted by theDEEK
.... actually, more like this!
Ricky "I have no defense" Hatton?
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Anyone that thinks Floyd isn't ducking is delusional...
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Anyone that thinks Floyd isn't ducking is delusional...
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Floyd isn't ducking.
