+ Follow CAINTACKY FRIED CHICKEN Tag
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[Title] => Mga Nakakatuwang Pangalan ng Kainan
[Summary] => Hindi ko maiwasang mapatawa sa mga nakakatuwang pangalan ng restaurants nabasa ko sa http://insights.looloo.com/10-philippine-restaurants-with-clever-names na isinulat ni EJ Dela Vega.
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[AuthorName] => Ms. Anne
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[Title] => Laughter to ease the pain of deaths in Iraq
[Summary] => Watching the war in Iraq on CNN and BBC is a depressing experience, so the whole day yesterday, I didn’t watch, and today, I’m not watching television and seeing people dying. Today, allow me to lift my bench by quoting from a letter sent by Esmela C. David, vice chair of the city women’s council in Marikina. "I never miss reading your column; you are one of the reasons why I subscribe to The Philippine STAR.
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[AuthorName] => Domini M. Torrevillas
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[Title] => On ‘slanguage’: How’s that again?
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Ask for chips in a London pub and they’ll give you french fries. Order a pop in Manhattan and you’d probably get punched in the face. But order one in, say Chicago or Canada, and they’ll give you a Coke. In Texas, any carbonated drink is called Coke, regardless of its color or brand (just as Pinoys call their toothpaste Colgate, regardless of brand). In England, buildings have lifts, not elevators. When in England, you look for the loo. Elsewhere in Europe, it’s called WC (as in water closet).
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[Title] => Pan Intended
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This column was supposed to be entitled "Pan Intended." I took the name for a test drive with my family and friends, and then changed my mind because explaining what it meant started to sound like an apology. One particularly irritating exchange went like this:
Me: Since it’s going to be a humor column for young people, Pan Intended is a pun on "pun intended." So it’s like punning the word "pun" itself!
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CAINTACKY FRIED CHICKEN
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[Title] => Laughter to ease the pain of deaths in Iraq
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[Title] => On ‘slanguage’: How’s that again?
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[Summary] => This column was supposed to be entitled "Pan Intended." I took the name for a test drive with my family and friends, and then changed my mind because explaining what it meant started to sound like an apology. One particularly irritating exchange went like this:
Me: Since it’s going to be a humor column for young people, Pan Intended is a pun on "pun intended." So it’s like punning the word "pun" itself!
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