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THE STORY OF HIS LIFE.  One time a barangay councilman of Barangay Luz was being interviewed by reporters over a recent event.  


But the interviewers were perplexed when he began by saying "Sa katong bata pa ko dong..." then proceeded to tell the story of his life and ignored interruptions.


He droned on and on with no sight of reaching the present until the reporters made excuses one-by-one to leave the room.  None of them came back.



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But the interviewers were perplexed when he began by saying "Sa katong bata pa ko dong..." then proceeded to tell the story of his life and ignored interruptions.


He droned on and on with no sight of reaching the present until the reporters made excuses one-by-one to leave the room.  None of them came back.



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garbage disposal. After hearing these questions, Filipinos who fear an invasion
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A tale of two councilmen

By The Ear | January 21, 2007 - 12:00am

THE STORY OF HIS LIFE. One time a barangay councilman of Barangay Luz was being interviewed by reporters over a recent event. But the interviewers were perplexed when he began by saying "Sa katong...

Freeman Opinion

Census 2000

By by Editorial | May 8, 2000 - 12:00am

Interviews take from 20 to 30 mi-nutes. The interviewers ask not only personal data such as age and occupation but also intimate information on matters such as fertility and disabilities. They also want to know...

Opinion