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A worker puts finishing touches on a shoulder bag made of recyclable election campaign materials of senator and presidential candidate Benigno 'Noynoy' Aquino Jr. , at the NGO Risen Christ Cooperative of Smokey Mountain in a slum area of Tondo, metro Manila May 20, 2010.

Nice one... pero parang di ko yata kayang gumamit ng ganyan.

you'll never know... :)

Mas masama pa nga diyan ang hitsura, ginagamit sa PInas, ayan pa.. :lol:

i know you heavily support noynoy pero manong kaya mo bang dalhin yan sa kalsada? even an elementary student can do that :lol:

lol:D

you'll never know... :)

Mas masama pa nga diyan ang hitsura, ginagamit sa PInas, ayan pa.. :lol:

Nice one... pero parang di ko yata kayang gumamit ng ganyan.

i know you heavily support noynoy pero manong kaya mo bang dalhin yan sa kalsada? even an elementary student can do that :lol:

My comment wasn't because of Noynoy Aquino(political), nagkataonlang.

I am all for TANGKILIKIN ANG SARILING ATIN... PROUDLY PHILIPPINE MADE...
but IMO we have support those who are trying to make quality products,
hindi yung low quality and basta basta lang ang kalidad.

If you buy these poorly made or low quality Philippine made products then it is
tantamount to putting your seal of approval on those products, then before you
know it all of the philippine made products manufacturers will follow suit and
voila!!!! Lahat na ng MADE in the PHILIPPINES will become LOW QUALITY! IMHO!


:horse:

imported items used to be of higher quality and sometimes low cost.

if you try comparing the price of local corned beef by the big brand as compared to that brazilian corned beef. the brazilian canned corned beef is cheaper and better quality

it changes now.

so now i buy local..my mobile phone is cherry mobile, and thinking about buying a tcl lcd tv.. its cheaper than foreign brands

^^ ang alam ko cherry mobile is singapore/hongkong phone... better buy my|phone

"Buy Pinoy, By Pinoy!"

Hmmm...meron bang local drum cymbals company dito sa atin? Un quality nya ay in-par with imported brands parang Zildjian at Sabians? Kung meron, sariling atin nalang bibilhin ko.

So far though, ang made in phils ko palang nabibili ay un mga underwears ko.....sarap naman suotin at komportable din :hilarious

Nice one... pero parang di ko yata kayang gumamit ng ganyan.

i know you heavily support noynoy pero manong kaya mo bang dalhin yan sa kalsada? even an elementary student can do that :lol:

My comment wasn't because of Noynoy Aquino(political), nagkataonlang.

I am all for TANGKILIKIN ANG SARILING ATIN... PROUDLY PHILIPPINE MADE...
but IMO we have support those who are trying to make quality products,
hindi yung low quality and basta basta lang ang kalidad.

If you buy these poorly made or low quality Philippine made products then it is
tantamount to putting your seal of approval on those products, then before you
know it all of the philippine made products manufacturers will follow suit and
voila!!!! Lahat na ng MADE in the PHILIPPINES will become LOW QUALITY! IMHO!


:horse:

They can just be considered as novelty items, dami ngang tambak dito sa garahe na nabili ko na hangang ngayon ay pinaguusapan na lang pag meron nakakitang mga barkada. :D

"The man on a barrel" nga, gawa na sa plastik yung tinitinda dito... :lol:

ung tinda ba sa Divisoria mga Pinoy made? feeling ko imported din lahat ng andun, un nga lang cheap quality..

coz i went there shopping once nung nagbakasyon ako sa Pinas..
i bought some underwear, t-shirts, blankets and some stuffs. LOL :D

ung tinda ba sa Divisoria mga Pinoy made? feeling ko imported din lahat ng andun, un nga lang cheap quality..

coz i went there shopping once nung nagbakasyon ako sa Pinas..
i bought some underwear, t-shirts, blankets and some stuffs. LOL :D

Lakas umurong ng mga cotton products na gawa sa atin... :lol:

Bihira ang locally made items sa Divisoria, pati nga sa ilalim ng tulay ng Quiapo, puro imported, pero maraming pa ring native made products from the provinces.

Bigla akong nakonsensya... I don't watch Filipino Movies in theater/cinema, or buy original DVD/CD. I consider it a waste of money, pag may nagustuhan na Filipino movie, I go to pirated copies. Tapos ginagastusan ko ang mga foreign movies para mapanood ko sila in 3D or iMax. Bumibili ako ng original copies nila in DVD. Can you blame me for that?

Bumibili din ako before pero depende sa tao yan. Kung may pera, hala bili...

imported items used to be of higher quality and sometimes low cost.

if you try comparing the price of local corned beef by the big brand as compared to that brazilian corned beef. the brazilian canned corned beef is cheaper and better quality

it changes now.

so now i buy local..my mobile phone is cherry mobile, and thinking about buying a tcl lcd tv.. its cheaper than foreign brands

Myphone is pinoy...

Ang kaibahan din ng Brazilian Corned Beef is that and lasa has a dry taste and texture. Pinoy corned beef is moist, wet...

Plug-in lang sa mga naghahain ng corned beef.... HOLIDAY CORNED BEEF FOREVER.

Bigla akong nakonsensya... I don't watch Filipino Movies in theater/cinema, or buy original DVD/CD. I consider it a waste of money, pag may nagustuhan na Filipino movie, I go to pirated copies. Tapos ginagastusan ko ang mga foreign movies para mapanood ko sila in 3D or iMax. Bumibili ako ng original copies nila in DVD. Can you blame me for that?

imo wala namang masama kung gumagastos ka to watch foreign movies sa 3d or imax at bumibili ka ng original dvd copies ng mga ito... imo ang dapat lang iwasan ay ang pagbili ng pirated copies lalo na ng mga pinoy movies or music kasi imbes na makatulong sa local entertainment industry ay lalo silang malulubog dahil nawawalan sila ng kita sa bawat pirated copy na nabibili.




I am all for TANGKILIKIN ANG SARILING ATIN... PROUDLY PHILIPPINE MADE...
but IMO we have support those who are trying to make quality products,
hindi yung low quality and basta basta lang ang kalidad.

If you buy these poorly made or low quality Philippine made products then it is
tantamount to putting your seal of approval on those products, then before you
know it all of the philippine made products manufacturers will follow suit and
voila!!!! Lahat na ng MADE in the PHILIPPINES will become LOW QUALITY! IMHO!


:horse:

ako iba naman ang naiisip ko. imo pag tinangkilik ang mga local products natin ay magkakaroon sila ng higit na puhunan para sa research and developmet na maaaring magtaas sa kalidad ng mga produkto nila. tulad ng nangyari sa lamoiyan at sa hbc.

Asia's surprising shopping capital (http://www.smh.com.au/travel/asias-surprising-shopping-capital-20100408-ruby.html)

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At Glorietta shopping centre, prices are slightly higher, but still much cheaper than Australia.


The Philippines is known for many things: beautiful beaches, overseas workers and the multitude of shoes owned by former first lady Imelda Marcos.

Less known to the Western World, however, is that the archipelago is a shoppers' dream, the home of three of the world's 10 largest malls.

Shopping, along with eating and basketball, is an important national pastime. Filipinos take their malling so seriously that it is practically their only destination every weekend.

Many of the malls in the metro Manila area are minicities, with department stores, supermarkets, theatres, spas and even an Olympic-size skating rink. Christian and Muslim religious services also are held at the malls.

Air-conditioned malls are a welcome escape from the tropical heat and humidity. Families and friends frequently spend entire days hanging out at one mall.

It is easy for English-speaking tourists to shop in Manila because the language is widely spoken. At flea markets, feel free to haggle.

The best deals are clothes, shoes and accessories. It would not be difficult to find a pair of jeans for $US5 ($A5.40) to $US7 ($A7.55) and summer dresses for less than $US10 ($A10.80). Bags, belts and high-heeled shoes can run you as little as $US5 ($A5.40), even at department stores.

It's tougher to find bargains in electronics because they have to be imported from the United States, Japan and elsewhere.

When shopping for clothes, be aware that sizes tend to run small to fit smaller Asian frames, although that is changing as fast food is making waistlines bigger.

Few shoes larger than a size 10 are available. Cotton fabrics also tend not to be pre-washed, so they will shrink in the dryer.

So that souvenir for your teenage son - "My parents went to the Philippines and all I got was this T-shirt" - could end up as a shirt for your nine year old.

Be sure to ask about the return policy before you buy. Most places will not give a refund unless the product is clearly defective. It is good to carry cash, because credit cards are not as widely accepted, and ask for any kind of receipt and keep it. It is your warranty for returns or exchanges.

Besides shopping, another bargain stands out at the mall: going to the movies. New releases hit Manila fairly quickly and ticket prices are about $US3 ($A3.25).

For a more upscale experience, the Platinum Cinema at Gateway Mall in the Cubao neighbourhood of metro Manila lets you watch movies while lounging on a La-Z-Boy armchair. A movie ticket costs $US7 ($A7.55), and includes popcorn and soft drink.

Several malls have buffet restaurants as well as food courts, and you can get your fill of Filipino food as well as other Asian and Western cuisines.

Here is a list of shopping centres to explore.

SM MALLS: For shopaholics, a must-do is the chain of SM malls that dot the city, such as Megamall. They truly are full-day destinations. You can start your day with breakfast at a Starbucks, shop for groceries, grab an Asian buffet lunch, get a hair cut and a massage, then relax with the family at the cinema - all without leaving the mall.

The SM Mall of Asia facing Manila Bay is the third-largest mall in the world with a gross leasable area of 390,000 square metres, according to a 2009 ranking by Forbes. Megamall, at 330,000 square metres, and SM City North Edsa, at 280,000 square metres and expanding, are the other two Filipino malls among the global top 10.

GLORIETTA AND GREENBELT: In the swanky part of Manila, called Makati, you will find the Glorietta and Greenbelt shopping complexes. Prices here are higher than in SM, but still a lot cheaper than similarly luxurious stores in Australia.

Foreign business executives and Western tourists are more frequently sighted here, because the area is surrounded by five-star hotels and is in the heart of Manila's financial centre. After shopping, head for "The Spa" at Greenbelt 1, where an hour-long massage can cost just $US20. ($A21.60).

TRINOMA: Short for "triangle north of Manila," Trinoma is a sprawling shopping complex in the Quezon City neighbourhood of metro Manila. It is a rival to the SM malls and anchored by the Landmark department store, which has slightly lower prices and a wider selection than SM stores.

DIVISORIA AND 168: Tourists who want a more local, flea-market shopping experience, and even better prices, can head to Divisoria and the 168 shopping area. Shops here cater to the working class, or simply folks who want to pinch pennies. Kitchen items, underwear, clothes, shoes, fabric, designer knockoffs abound. It is not hard to find items from $US1 ($A1) to $US3 ($A3.25). But be prepared to fight crowds, and watch out for pickpockets and purse-snatchers.


Hehehehe..Robinson's and Gaisano's were not included.

^^ I hope you are right.



:horse:

Bigla akong nakonsensya... I don't watch Filipino Movies in theater/cinema, or buy original DVD/CD. I consider it a waste of money, pag may nagustuhan na Filipino movie, I go to pirated copies. Tapos ginagastusan ko ang mga foreign movies para mapanood ko sila in 3D or iMax. Bumibili ako ng original copies nila in DVD. Can you blame me for that?

Yan ang isang mentality ng pinoy na sumisira sa local na industriya ng pilipinas. Pag imported at foreign, hala sige gastos sa mga original CD/DVD at nuod sa sine in 3D or Imax pa. Kaso pag local na, pirated CD/DVD lang ang katapat dahil "local" film lang kasi. :ohno:

Wala namang masama sa hobby mo, kaso dapat mong iwasan ang pagbili ng mga pirated copies dahil yan ang sumisira ng local film industry natin.

^^ Baliktad ako ngayon about diyan.

^^Ako rin, pinipirata ko ang foreign dahil sobrang mahal tapos bumibili ako ng original copies ng local :lol:

:lol: parang tama! pero mali pa rin. :lol:




:horse:

^^oo tama nga na mali yun... come to think of it kung tatangkilikin natin ung pirated maging foreign man or local talo pa din pilipinas kc walang magiinvest sating mga foreigners kung ganun ang thinking natin if we really want progress tangkilikin natin ung original maging foreign man or local pero mas tangkilikin natin ung local...

:lol: parang tama! pero mali pa rin. :lol:




:horse:

Wala akong magawa eh dahil ang gusto kong PC game ay around 2,300+ pesoses ang original habang un pirated copy ay 200 pesos lang :tongue:. Mali nga ang bumili ng pirated kaso wala akong magawa. Hayaan nyo, original at foreign pa naman un hardware ng PC ko :lol:

^^^^

hardware? ibig sabihin os at ibang applications mo pirated din? :lol:

^^Syempre :naughty:

Mahal ng Windows XP eh, bili mo ako ng original copy. Around 6000 to 12,000 pesos. Sama mo pa un ginagamit kong 3dsmax full version, around 162,727 pesos lang naman un original. :lol: :hilarious

ako lahat ng computer software ko sa notebook ko pirated except for windows 7. :bop:

^^ I might try NEO in the future if they have glowing reviews.

:lol: parang tama! pero mali pa rin. :lol:




:horse:

Parang title yan ng napanood ko sa Cinema One kagabi... KAILAN TAMA ANG MALI? :lol:

^^oo tama nga na mali yun... come to think of it kung tatangkilikin natin ung pirated maging foreign man or local talo pa din pilipinas kc walang magiinvest sating mga foreigners kung ganun ang thinking natin if we really want progress tangkilikin natin ung original maging foreign man or local pero mas tangkilikin natin ung local...

pero kung totoo yan ... edi sana hindi na dinagsa ng Foreign Investment ang China???

di nyo ba napapansin yung mga philippine made electronic products tulad ng tv, dvd players, microwave oven, flat irons, walang nakatatak na "made in the Philippines" dun sa product or kahit dun sa carton?

:lol:

ultimong mga manufacturers natin parang di proud sa product nila. Kung mapapansin nyo din magtanong kayo sa salesman kung san gawa yung product ang ang sasabihin "locally assembled po, PERO yung materials galing malaysia" etc..etc. :ohno::nuts::lol:

bakit ganun parang kinahihiya natin ang gawa natin?
:ohno:

di nyo ba napapansin yung mga philippine made electronic products tulad ng tv, dvd players, microwave oven, flat irons, walang nakatatak na "made in the Philippines" dun sa product or kahit dun sa carton?

:lol:

ultimong mga manufacturers natin parang di proud sa product nila. Kung mapapansin nyo din magtanong kayo sa salesman kung san gawa yung product ang ang sasabihin "locally assembled po, PERO yung materials galing malaysia" etc..etc. :ohno::nuts::lol:

bakit ganun parang kinahihiya natin ang gawa natin?
:ohno:

Dahil alam ng companies na adik sa imported ang mga pinoy. Pag walang Made in RP, marami bibili dahil imported "daw" :nuts:. Kaso nakabili kami ng gamit dati, meron naman na nakalagay na "Made in RP" sa box nya. :D

Dahil alam ng companies na adik sa imported ang mga pinoy. Pag walang Made in RP, marami bibili dahil imported "daw" :nuts:. Kaso nakabili kami ng gamit dati, meron naman na nakalagay na "Made in RP" sa box nya. :D

di nyo ba napapansin yung mga philippine made electronic products tulad ng tv, dvd players, microwave oven, flat irons, walang nakatatak na "made in the Philippines" dun sa product or kahit dun sa carton?

:lol:

ultimong mga manufacturers natin parang di proud sa product nila. Kung mapapansin nyo din magtanong kayo sa salesman kung san gawa yung product ang ang sasabihin "locally assembled po, PERO yung materials galing malaysia" etc..etc. :ohno::nuts::lol:

bakit ganun parang kinahihiya natin ang gawa natin?
:ohno:

What needs to be done is to erase the typical stereotype that Philippine made products are inferior than others. Heck, the Hitachi hard drive I bought for my computer is made in the Philippines and it didn't let me down for 4 years without reformatting since then. Made in China products are crappier in quality compared to Philippines and should be shunned as much as you can. They're not only durable - they have tons of safety issues that could endanger your health and even your own life. I can trade a cheaper made in China for a more expensive Philippine made product any time. :lol:

What needs to be done is to erase the typical stereotype that Philippine made products are inferior than others. Heck, the Hitachi hard drive I bought for my computer is made in the Philippines and it didn't let me down for 4 years without reformatting since then. Made in China products are crappier in quality compared to Philippines and should be shunned as much as you can. They're not only durable - they have tons of safety issues that could endanger your health and even your own life. I can trade a more expensive Philippine made product for a cheaper made in China any time. :lol:

Agree here and well said!:cheers::cheers::cheers:

^^^^

when it comes to electronic products and components jan magaling ang mga pinoy. contrary sa mga paniniwala ng karamihan sa mga pinoy, mahigpit ang quality control sa pinas.

Agree here and well said!:cheers::cheers::cheers:

^^^^

when it comes to electronic products and components jan magaling ang mga pinoy. contrary sa mga paniniwala ng karamihan sa mga pinoy, mahigpit ang quality control sa pinas.

I noticed that Filipinos in general love to dwell on trivialities (where it comes from) rather than on things that really matters (type of material used, specs, over-all product reviews, company reputation, etc..) in purchasing even the most mundane products.

What needs to be done is to erase the typical stereotype that Philippine made products are inferior than others. Heck, the Hitachi hard drive I bought for my computer is made in the Philippines and it didn't let me down for 4 years without reformatting since then. Made in China products are crappier in quality compared to Philippines and should be shunned as much as you can. They're not only durable - they have tons of safety issues that could endanger your health and even your own life. I can trade a cheaper made in China for a more expensive Philippine made product any time. :lol:

I agree! Its also erasing the typical stereotype that alot of Filipinos look at themselves as inferior to those from other countries.

Its time to boost nationalism. In fact this is the key to economic progress.

What are other countries prosperous despite the problems of corruption, etc. is because of nationalism.

I would buy a Filipino made product any day as long as its good quality.

Yan ang isang mentality ng pinoy na sumisira sa local na industriya ng pilipinas. Pag imported at foreign, hala sige gastos sa mga original CD/DVD at nuod sa sine in 3D or Imax pa. Kaso pag local na, pirated CD/DVD lang ang katapat dahil "local" film lang kasi. :ohno:

Wala namang masama sa hobby mo, kaso dapat mong iwasan ang pagbili ng mga pirated copies dahil yan ang sumisira ng local film industry natin.

The problem with The Philippine movie industry is not just piracy but lack of originality and creativity. Alot of Filipino movies I've seen are either too cheesy or are Filipino versions of Hollywood films.

An example

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It can happen in music as well

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yung sarah munting prinsesa, hit na hit kasi ang cartoons nyan palabas dito kaya gumawa sila ng movie.

yung sarah munting prinsesa, hit na hit kasi ang cartoons nyan palabas dito kaya gumawa sila ng movie.

I only know the movie and its an imitation of The Little Princess.

But there are alot of good Filipino movies that I saw. Some of the most notable would be

Himala - Nora Aunor
Bad Boy - Robin Padilla
Pacifico Guevarra alyas Dilinger - Raymart Santiago
Batas ng 45 - FPJ
Gangland - Ryan Eigenmann
Madame X - Ina Raymundo
Istokwa - Mark Anthony Fernandez
Bagets - Aga Mulach

and so on

The problem with The Philippine movie industry is not just piracy but lack of originality and creativity. Alot of Filipino movies I've seen are either too cheesy or are Filipino versions of Hollywood films.

Wala ng original sa mundo natin and China is our big pirate of this world. From time to time naman, original din naman ang gawang pinoy. Dahil sa piracy, nasira na ang motivation nila kaya gaya gaya nalang.

Though, I still love all the FPJ movies and some of our old movies from the 80-90's :banana:


What needs to be done is to erase the typical stereotype that Philippine made products are inferior than others. Heck, the Hitachi hard drive I bought for my computer is made in the Philippines and it didn't let me down for 4 years without reformatting since then. Made in China products are crappier in quality compared to Philippines and should be shunned as much as you can. They're not only durable - they have tons of safety issues that could endanger your health and even your own life. I can trade a cheaper made in China for a more expensive Philippine made product any time. :lol:

Sinabi mo pa, hinde tumagal un Samsung LCD ko na made in China. Talagang hinde parin pwede pagkatiwalaan ang kalidad ng chinese products. Hit and miss talaga ang quality nila, kung minsan ayos at durable. But sometimes, they just royally suck.

No offense in advance to the chinese! :okay:

It's funny, my Mum used to watch the tagalized cartoon of Sarah Munting Prinsesa. Umiiyak din sya pag umiiyak na si Sarah:D

Nakinood na rin ako, maganda nga eh, a lot of kids got hooked, nag number 1 ata yun sa morning cartoon show, kaya gumawa sila ng pelikula.

^^Kahit imitation un Sarah or whatever, loves ko yan movie nayan dahil ayos din naman ang storya at maganda rin un pagkagawa. Memorable un movie para sa akin at hinde one-hit wonder lang :D

Wala ng original sa mundo natin and China is our big pirate of this world. From time to time naman, original din naman ang gawang pinoy. Dahil sa piracy, nasira na ang motivation nila kaya gaya gaya nalang.

Though, I still love all the FPJ movies and some of our old movies from the 80-90's :banana:


The mid 90s and before were at the strongest peak in Philippine cinema. In fact the country's movie industry rivaled Mumbai during those times.

Piracy is the problem of the Philippine entertainment industry and its not just The Philippines but also in other countries/cities including HK. Even in the US some stalls sell pirated DVDs like the area within Canal St. in Manhattan. And why are the feds not taking any action, because they get bribed and we are talking about New York City.

The Philippines but need more creative minds in the entertainment industry. I've seen alot of Pinoy advertisements and some of them are among the most impressive in Asia. I'm sure they can do the same with motion pictures.

The Philippines but need more creative minds in the entertainment industry. I've seen alot of Pinoy advertisements and some of them are among the most impressive in Asia. I'm sure they can do the same with motion pictures.

Not only some of our TV commercials are impressive, some of it is just too hilarious. :lol:

Like this :hilarious
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yfvOTcQUeag

and this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhxQNzjrar8

:hilarious :hilarious

I agree! Its also erasing the typical stereotype that alot of Filipinos look at themselves as inferior to those from other countries.

Its time to boost nationalism. In fact this is the key to economic progress.

What are other countries prosperous despite the problems of corruption, etc. is because of nationalism.

I would buy a Filipino made product any day as long as its good quality.

Definitely Agree!!:cheers::cheers::cheers:

The mid 90s and before were at the strongest peak in Philippine cinema. In fact the country's movie industry rivaled Mumbai during those times.

Piracy is the problem of the Philippine entertainment industry and its not just The Philippines but also in other countries/cities including HK. Even in the US some stalls sell pirated DVDs like the area within Canal St. in Manhattan. And why are the feds not taking any action, because they get bribed and we are talking about New York City.

The Philippines but need more creative minds in the entertainment industry. I've seen alot of Pinoy advertisements and some of them are among the most impressive in Asia. I'm sure they can do the same with motion pictures.

At least the pirated stuff isn't mainstream. Sadly, this a lot of this imitation stuff we produce is mainstream and its really depressing because it lacks originality and it's therefore crap haha.

I agree! Its also erasing the typical stereotype that alot of Filipinos look at themselves as inferior to those from other countries.

Its time to boost nationalism. In fact this is the key to economic progress.

What are other countries prosperous despite the problems of corruption, etc. is because of nationalism.

I would buy a Filipino made product any day as long as its good quality.

Philippine products simply meet international standards and safety. Durability is a value added package that came along by no accident. I never heard of any massive product recalls about Philippine-made products unlike China's melamine scare, lead paint on Barbie dolls, building insulation materials that emits dangerous fumes and etc.

At least the pirated stuff isn't mainstream. Sadly, this a lot of this imitation stuff we produce is mainstream and its really depressing because it lacks originality and it's therefore crap haha.

If you go to Mott Street in Lower Manhattan where Chinatown is, you'll also see dirt cheap imitations of just anything you can imagine in Divisoria. :lol:

Philippine products simply meet international standards and safety. Durability is a value added package that came along by no accident. I never heard of any massive product recalls about Philippine-made products unlike China's melamine scare, lead paint on Barbie dolls, building insulation materials that emits dangerous fumes and etc.

:cheers::cheers::cheers::cheers:

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Purefoods Luncheon Meat $2.99


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Ma-Ling $4.50

At a Pinoy grocery... :lol:
Na recall ang Ma-ling. :D

denmark ba talaga gawa yan?:D

^^Wait...Made in denmark un Ma-ling? o.O

^^ parang ayoko maniwala :lol:

denmark ba talaga gawa yan?:D

Nagulat kayo ano? Kaya $4.50 isang lata,. hehehe, even some Spam luncheon meats are canned in Denmark... o dinadala lang duon to distribute. :D