Ano ang UP, Ateneo and La Salle sa tingin ng isang high school

[jepwi]

Hello sa inyo...

I am a high school student (4th yr na no!) from a science high school (secret na kung ano.... eheheh)...

The competition between UP, Ateneo and La Salle are basically the same with the competition among the most popular science high schools in the country - Manila and Philippine Science High School.... The main difference between the two is that PSHS is under the Dept of Sci & Tech, and MSHS is under DepEd... Minsan, sabi nila, mas magaling tga Masci (kasi top1 ng NSAT dati... pero minsan Pisay din ang nasa top, tpos *** mga researchers na nanalo sa Intel ISEF sa USA)... minsan naman tga Pisay... (nanalo sa mga contest..)

O cge, I am from MaSci. Fine. Hehehe. ***** ang gumagawa nung competition eh *** mga indi tga school namin or ng Pisay - kasi sa totoo lang, kung enrolled ka sa mga schools na to, indi mo maiisip i-compare ang sarili mo sa kanila....

Sa La Salle, MSHS and PSHS ay libre sa entrance test... We are very grateful kasi at least we are given priority by De La Salle University.

UP, ok lang na may bayad, dami naman kasi kumukuha non.

Ateneo, may bayad kami.. ewan ko ba kung bakit! (ehehe)....

PERO PARA SA AMING MGA TGA SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOLS, priority pa rin namin ang UP. Why? Eh kasi bukod sa walang tuition don... Maganda ang environment... Un lang ang school na matututunan mo ang tunay na buhay.... Buhay... Buhay...

Kahit ang mga students from Pisay and Masci na pumasa sa Freshman Merit ng Ateneo or Star Scholar ng Ateneo at cyempre ang Oblation Scholars ng UP, they still opt to choose UP kahit na indi ganon kaganda *** scholarship given by UP.

UP is FAR BETTER than Ateneo or La Salle... ***** in some fields, *** isa sa mga schools na to ay natatalo ang UP, pero sa tingin ko, UP pa rin is still d best.

(Bakit ba up lagi sinasabi ko e Ateneo naman ako mag-aaral?! Hehehe... Indi, kaya ko naman pinili Ateneo eh kasi na-inspire ako sa isa kong kaibigan na successful.. un lang! :D )

[Lek-Lek]

Originally posted by jepwi
Hello sa inyo...

I am a high school student (4th yr na no!) from a science high school (secret na kung ano.... eheheh)...

The competition between UP, Ateneo and La Salle are basically the same with the competition among the most popular science high schools in the country - Manila and Philippine Science High School.... The main difference between the two is that PSHS is under the Dept of Sci & Tech, and MSHS is under DepEd... Minsan, sabi nila, mas magaling tga Masci (kasi top1 ng NSAT dati... pero minsan Pisay din ang nasa top, tpos *** mga researchers na nanalo sa Intel ISEF sa USA)... minsan naman tga Pisay... (nanalo sa mga contest..)

O cge, I am from MaSci. Fine. Hehehe. ***** ang gumagawa nung competition eh *** mga indi tga school namin or ng Pisay - kasi sa totoo lang, kung enrolled ka sa mga schools na to, indi mo maiisip i-compare ang sarili mo sa kanila....

Sa La Salle, MSHS and PSHS ay libre sa entrance test... We are very grateful kasi at least we are given priority by De La Salle University.

UP, ok lang na may bayad, dami naman kasi kumukuha non.

Ateneo, may bayad kami.. ewan ko ba kung bakit! (ehehe)....

PERO PARA SA AMING MGA TGA SCIENCE HIGH SCHOOLS, priority pa rin namin ang UP. Why? Eh kasi bukod sa walang tuition don... Maganda ang environment... Un lang ang school na matututunan mo ang tunay na buhay.... Buhay... Buhay...

Kahit ang mga students from Pisay and Masci na pumasa sa Freshman Merit ng Ateneo or Star Scholar ng Ateneo at cyempre ang Oblation Scholars ng UP, they still opt to choose UP kahit na indi ganon kaganda *** scholarship given by UP.

UP is FAR BETTER than Ateneo or La Salle... ***** in some fields, *** isa sa mga schools na to ay natatalo ang UP, pero sa tingin ko, UP pa rin is still d best.

(Bakit ba up lagi sinasabi ko e Ateneo naman ako mag-aaral?! Hehehe... Indi, kaya ko naman pinili Ateneo eh kasi na-inspire ako sa isa kong kaibigan na successful.. un lang! :D )

I'm not in a position to comment as to what DLSU or UP has to offer, but should you finally decide to study at the Ateneo, this I guarantee: you will be immersed in an environment where both the spirit and the mind, fides et ratio are carefully developed, nurtured and molded.

In behalf of all the other Ateneans here, I welcome you to an exciting 4-year college life in Katipunan Avenue. :)

[Introvert_S]

Forget about masci-pisay rivalry. medyo OA kasi eh. maybe you'll understand when you get to college.

anyway, most Mascians really prefer UP not only because it is the best University but because of financial reasons. Sa batch namin most of us cannot afford La Salle's tuition (P30,000 per trimester?) although some of us wanted to study there because it's more convenient and safer. Yung mga nag-ateneo sa amin, most of them scholars. less than ten lang yata. Kaunti lang din ang gustong mag-Ateneo dahil bukod sa malayo, mahal pa. Mahal din ang tuition sa UST. In short, we chose UP NOT because we thought that ADMU and DLSU are not at par with UP.

[jepwi]

Originally posted by Lek-Lek


I'm not in a position to comment as to what DLSU or UP has to offer, but should you finally decide to study at the Ateneo, this I guarantee: you will be immersed in an environment where both the spirit and the mind, fides et ratio are carefully developed, nurtured and molded.

In behalf of all the other Ateneans here, I welcome you to an exciting 4-year college life in Katipunan Avenue. :)

aww.. thanks! eheheh. well... UP naman talaga is better than Ateneo or La Salle. Hehehe... kahit indi ako mag-u-up, masasabi ko 'to.. la lang...

oo nga.. masci-pisay rivalry eh ala naman sa amin. kahit itanong nyo pa sa kahit sinong taga masci o pisay, walang kwenta yong competition na yon. (sabi pa nga nung iba, imbis na masci at pisay *** nag-aaway, obnoxious *** ibang sci hs... hehe joke lang! :D)

kinakabahan lang ako sa mga taong makakasalamuha ko sa ateneo... unlike sa up, kahit mag up ako, parang lumipat lang ako ng campus kasi marami akong mga skulmeyts...

and indi lang 30Thou ang tuition sa la salle, isang course don 32THOU (pero indi naman ganun ka in-demand) tapos ang pinakamahal 46THOU (Hum-Bio). Sa Ateneo, at average is 40Thou. Sa UP? at most 8-10THOU. ehehe :D

[tesseract]

Lek-lek is correct.

Fides, et ratio, et caritas.

Eloquentia, sapientia, et humanitas.

Lux in Domino.

Ad majorem Dei gloriam.

[haberdasher]

Lek-lek: how come i dont get to see that in every atenean i meet? or sila lang din talaga un ?

jepwi: just do ur best pag college ka na, whichever amongst this school, u should feel proud kung ano man pinili mo, coz these are some of the best universities here in the philippines ....

[Lek-Lek]

Originally posted by haberdasher
Lek-lek: how come i dont get to see that in every atenean i meet? or sila lang din talaga un ?

jepwi: just do ur best pag college ka na, whichever amongst this school, u should feel proud kung ano man pinili mo, coz these are some of the best universities here in the philippines ....

You've answered your question. Indeed, the Ateneo provides the training it deems necessary in order to inculcate into the minds of its students the ideals of the University's three characteristics: Filipino, Catholic, and Jesuit.

But in the end, it still the student who decides which path to take. Remember, the Ateneo is a school, and not a factory of passive robots.

Just as I accept the veracity of your observed facts, I also would like to point out that among the alumni/alumnae of the Ateneo were young men and women who selflessly gave up their lives in the service of their countrymen.

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

I agree with Lek-Lek’s foolish remark about ateneans selflessly serving the country . Just look how ateneans have destroyed our country with their innate stupidity, impotent governance, and greed for money. Take for example: Mark Jimenez and Nani Perez, and lots more, I just gave the most recent example.

So jepwi if you want to be associated with these big time thugs in uniform then study at ateneo. The country's most prestigious university for those who are KSP, OA, stupid, insecure, and aspires to be part of the county's demolition team.

Ateneans don't bring anything good to our country. They only bring shame and bad news.

Think about it and don't mind the overtly hallucinating post by the ateneans who replied in this thread. You cannot even consider what they are doing as convincing marketing. :lol:

Set aside your perceptions about the aesthetic look of the campus and other trivialities. Get the facts and not the fiction that surrounds the university.

If its science you are pursuing study at DLSU or UP because the only science that ateneo offers is stupidity. :lol:

[Lek-Lek]

Nothing in what I said implies that every Atenean has seflessly died for the country or anything to that effect. In fact, I explicitly acknowledged the truth of jepwi's observations. There are indeed Ateneo graduates who never displayed the ideals of our Alma Mater. Yet that reality should and must never conceal the bravery and nationalism of the likes of Rizal and Lacaba. Not to mention Bro. Richie Fernando, SJ, who himself went beyond the issues of race and nationality when he jumped on a hand grenade to save the lives of his Cambodian students. People like them continuously remind us Ateneans that idealism is very much alive in the Ateneo.

Thank you for calling my remark foolish. At least, what I said didn't go unnoticed.

[criticguy]

Calling all graduating high school seniors esp to jepwi

If I were you, better study in La Salle, you can find the best education you truly deserved like what my idol FRIEDBLUEEAGLE got when he was still a student in La Salle.

Just ask him, and you'll know everything about La Salle. For me, he was "the perfect La Sallian" I knew ever since. :lol: :lol:

In La Salle, you can't find "stupid and pathetic students " .

kaya jepwi believe my idol . the perfect example.


:lol: :lol: :lol:

PEACE

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by Lek-Lek
Nothing in what I said implies that every Atenean has seflessly died for the country or anything to that effect. In fact, I explicitly acknowledged the truth of jepwi's observations. There are indeed Ateneo graduates who never displayed the ideals of our Alma Mater. Yet that reality should and must never conceal the bravery and nationalism of the likes of Rizal and Lacaba. Not to mention Bro. Richie Fernando, SJ, who himself went beyond the issues of race and nationality when he jumped on a hand grenade to save the lives of his Cambodian students. People like them continuously remind us Ateneans that idealism is very much alive in the Ateneo.

Thank you for calling my remark foolish. At least, what I said didn't go unnoticed.

I do not know if you have dyslexia, or if you have very poor comprehension skills, or if you are simply stupid.

Did I say something that implies dying for the country or something to that effect?

And I would greatly appreciate your reply if you add/edit something to your post, like for example:

“ Most Ateneo graduates never displayed the ideals of our Alma Mater. “ Or something to that effect simply because that is the hard truth.

As for your examples of “very few” ateneans who displayed idealism, nationalism, and bravery. Well Rizal (although he is more of a Thomasian than an atenean to me) is not really a hero but in fact a coward who hides behind his pen and paper, real hero are made up not only by words but also by action, take Bonifacio for example. I wonder why did the Americans choose him to be our national hero? I smell something elitist here, but disregard what I’ve said since that is best discussed in a history class. As for the priest (take note a priest not an ateneo student), well that is one sick display of stupidity, imagine dying for some students when if he lives he can teach more students. And did his death do anything good for our country in general. Well there is a big difference between having high ideals for the greater good of the country/humanity and being plainly stupid.

As for criticguy, I believe that Jepwi will appreciate your reply better if you remove the stupid sarcasm in it. Your post simply reflects your stupid self. And how many times do I have to repeat saying that I’m not a La Sallian.

Anyway Jepwi, please remember that the “Perfect La Sallian” is no match to a Mark Jimenez or to a Nani Perez. I hope you can read beyond the lines my friend. :lol:

[Lek-Lek]

Much as I would like to respond and contribute more to this thread, I cannot do so for it seems that bashing will again be prevalent here.

'Hope you guys enjoy what you're doing. :)

[criticguy]

Originally posted by FRIEDBLUEEAGLE


As for criticguy, I believe that Jepwi will appreciate your reply better if you remove the stupid sarcasm in it. Your post simply reflects your stupid self. And how many times do I have to repeat saying that I’m not a La Sallian.

Anyway Jepwi, please remember that the “Perfect La Sallian” is no match to a Mark Jimenez or to a Nani Perez. I hope you can read beyond the lines my friend. :lol:

:lol:

do I need to copy and paste those gorgeous post you have before, where you accidentaly posted a reply claiming that your a la sallian?

ohhh c'mmn idol don't fool jepwi . he's very innocent.

btw, as far as i'm concern, there was no indeed sarcasm on my previous post. It was indeed an honest "opinion" from me that your truly and well-respected " La Sallian ". a perfect example. keep up the good work! :lol: you make my day complete.


hahaha, bakit ka kaya nahihiya maging "La Sallian"? what's wrong with that? ahhh.. I know already. You don't want to feel embarassed again and again like your previous alternicks.(actually, countless)
:lol: :lol: :lol:


PEACE

[jepwi]

heeey....

to tell you frankly, I have been a student of Ateneo Grade School (Grade 1 & Grade 2) and De La Salle Zobel (Grade 3 onwards until Grade -)... So, naranasan kong maging Atenista at Lasalista....

At first, nung ***** mga 3rd yr HS ako, (which is a year ago) I used to tell my classmates na mag La Salle ako... From the start, DLSU is my first choice. Why? Maybe because I was influenced by the people around me. Hmmm... Kung mag-ateneo ako, ako pinakaunang Atenista sa pamilya namin. We're all Lasallians by heart.. (lol! :D) We all came from La Salle schools. Ewan ko, ***** un *** malapit! Ehehe...

My cousin, a dlsu alumnus, 27 yrs old, a graduate of ME, is now the General Manager of the Steam and Power Generation Department of a company. I was impressed... Why? MANAGER na siya, tapos 27 years old pa lang! God, mahirap makahanap ng ganon....

O... so.. ayan na nga, naliban sa Ateneo ang 1st choice ko. Bakit? Hmmmm.. Another inspiring story. Maybe the last one... Ehehe. My uncle's big boss is 28 years old. 40 na ata *** uncle ko. That 'big boss' is a graduate of La Salle Greenhills (Elem/HS) and a graduate of Management Economics from the Ateneo. He entered Nestle Philippines after he graduated. Pinakamababang posisyon muna first (syempre) tapos na-promote ng na promote.. naging VP na *** ng isang intl company ** sa Philippines. Kaya lang na-promote ulit *** nung company na un kaya nalipat na *** sa Switzerland. Again, prmoted again... sa Thailand naman ngayon. Sabi nya maybe because of the school.... Sa tingin ko oo, why? Because Management Eco is one of those 'elite' or 'honors' program at Ateneo.

I BELIEVE na nasa tao naman un kung paano ka aasenso... Diskarte mo na un eh. *** lang, SCHOOL does matter.

Well, I am trying to ask help from you guys... Wag naman 'debate' ehehe. I would like to know what your university HAS to offer. (UST is stripped out because indi ko gusto don...)

I have a story here...

In the early morning of 30Dec.1896, Rizal walked to his place of execution,flanked by two Jesuits, Fr.José Vilaclara, one of his professors, and Fr. Estanislao March,whom he had known in his student days. He marched briskly, with calmness and dignity. Passing by the Ateneo, he turned his face to it several times. Upon reaching Bagumbayan, he looked back again, and seeing the towers of San Ignacio Church, he asked the Jesuits:

"Is that the Ateneo?"

"Yes," they replied.

And he added: "Well, I spent seven years there. "Then addressing his lawyer, Don Luis Taviel de Andrade, who walked on side of Fr. March, he said: "Everything that the Jesuits taught me was good and holy..."

From: Pastells, Rizal y su obra, p. 39.

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam.
Animo La Salle!
(ayan. para walang away.)

[Introvert_S]

I think it's your responsibility (more) to know what each school has to offer since ikaw naman ang nag-apply. You cannot get accurate or fair answers from this forum. Bahala ka nang mag-isip kung paano mo gagawin yon. Hijo, I hope you have deeper reasons for choosing a school aside from your successful relatives. Success comes in different forms aside from wealth and position. Ano bang course ang kinuha mo? A little research won't hurt.....

[jepwi]

Originally posted by Introvert_S
I think it's your responsibility (more) to know what each school has to offer since ikaw naman ang nag-apply. You cannot get accurate or fair answers from this forum. Bahala ka nang mag-isip kung paano mo gagawin yon. Hijo, I hope you have deeper reasons for choosing a school aside from your successful relatives. Success comes in different forms aside from wealth and position. Ano bang course ang kinuha mo? A little research won't hurt.....

Yes, I do have other reasons aside from my successful relatives and friends..... They are just inspirational stories... Not exactly the reasons para piliin ko *** schools na 'yon...

Yes, research will do, pero ***** u will have an idea nung environment nung school DURING your entrance test....

I agree that Success comes in different forms aside from wealth and position (as you were saying...) Sa totoo lang, asa tao nga yon...

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by criticguy


:lol:

do I need to copy and paste those gorgeous post you have before, where you accidentaly posted a reply claiming that your a la sallian?

ohhh c'mmn idol don't fool jepwi . he's very innocent.

btw, as far as i'm concern, there was no indeed sarcasm on my previous post. It was indeed an honest "opinion" from me that your truly and well-respected " La Sallian ". a perfect example. keep up the good work! :lol: you make my day complete.


hahaha, bakit ka kaya nahihiya maging "La Sallian"? what's wrong with that? ahhh.. I know already. You don't want to feel embarassed again and again like your previous alternicks.(actually, countless)
:lol: :lol: :lol:


PEACE

It seems na talagang napipikon kana idol!

Tsk tsk tsk! Kawawa kanaman kasisimula palang ng taon pikon ka na agad.

Tsk tsk tsk. Kawawa kanaman.

Bobo na kawawa pa. San ka pa lulugar? E mukhang wala ring pumapansin sa iyo sa bahay. Tsk tsk tsk.

And I'm not fooling anyone I'm not from ateneo remember so why the hell would I do that. Only ateneans do that. Want to talk about Mark Jimenez? One of the greatest atenean of all time. :lol:

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by Introvert_S
I think it's your responsibility (more) to know what each school has to offer since ikaw naman ang nag-apply. You cannot get accurate or fair answers from this forum. Bahala ka nang mag-isip kung paano mo gagawin yon. Hijo, I hope you have deeper reasons for choosing a school aside from your successful relatives. Success comes in different forms aside from wealth and position. Ano bang course ang kinuha mo? A little research won't hurt.....

Yup I agree.

Don't believe what people here say specially what those good for nothing ateneans say.

And yes do conduct a research and set trivialities aside.

Don't forget to check the source of the information you are getting, check and verify if they are credible or not.

Most ateneans in this forum specially super fools like archer_nemesis and criticguy tends to cut and paste if not post a hyperlink to moronic articles from mark jimenez like sources in order to fool innocent HS studs like you. If only the search function is working you can verify what I've said. These fools know that they cannot give reliable and trustworthy evidences and proofs why their university is the best that they rely on nonsensical websites with no credibility at all and they believe immediately what those websites states thus making a fool out of themselves.

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by jepwi
I have a story here...

In the early morning of 30Dec.1896, Rizal walked to his place of execution,flanked by two Jesuits, Fr.José Vilaclara, one of his professors, and Fr. Estanislao March,whom he had known in his student days. He marched briskly, with calmness and dignity. Passing by the Ateneo, he turned his face to it several times. Upon reaching Bagumbayan, he looked back again, and seeing the towers of San Ignacio Church, he asked the Jesuits:

"Is that the Ateneo?"

"Yes," they replied.

And he added: "Well, I spent seven years there. "Then addressing his lawyer, Don Luis Taviel de Andrade, who walked on side of Fr. March, he said: "Everything that the Jesuits taught me was good and holy..."

From: Pastells, Rizal y su obra, p. 39.

Ad Majorem Dei Gloriam.
Animo La Salle!
(ayan. para walang away.)

That story, specially the quote, is simply outdated, hilarious, and insane. Rizal must be eating those words right now. I bet he is deeply thinking whether studying at ateneo is really something to be proud of specially if he lives today in the present and meet fellow alumni like Mark Jimenez for example.

If only UP and DLSU existed during those times Rizal would have absolutely opted for those two better schools. But ateneo just got lucky because UP and DLSU, the two much better academic institutions, was not around during those time and because he was more concerned of him being an elitist the only choice for him is the only elitist school during that time, ateneo. :lol:

[tesseract]

Well, Rizal DID undergo a time of disillusionment with the Ateneo.

As the 1959 Aegis puts it:


.... But he was stubborn. He had made his decision; he would stick to it. Yes, long ago, he believed, but that was when he was a young man; now his mind was hardened. Can Faith stand to the cold test of Reason? Rizal, at that time, did not think so.

Perhaps it was in a moment of uncontrollable exasperation that Father Faura spoke sharply and bitterly to his visitor. If he was so obstinate in his heresy, said the Jesuit, he should leave the premises and never return to the Ateneo. They were bitter words which Father Faura must have regretted as soon as they were spoken. But Rizal heard them in silence, an stiffly took his leave.

As he passed through the lobby, the lay brother who was porter called him.

"Do you remember this?" the brother asked.

Rizal took the wooden object from the brother's hands. He stared at it for a long time, in stony silence. Yes, he remembered it. His own hands carved it when he was a student of the Ateneo. It was a small statue of the Sacred Heart, crude in some parts especially the face, but still betraying the devotion of the fingers--and the Faith of the student--that had worked on it. He handed it back.

"Other days, Brother," he said, "other days that are gone forever. I don't believe in these things anymore."

And he left, and was gone...




Aegis then recounted a scene wherein Rizal went into a debate with the Jesuits who came to visit him in prison. After that, Rizal then went back to his Faith, wrote his retraction, confessed, and later on, got married. After that, he was led to his execution.



Then Rizal was led out into the beautiful morning, completely at peace, and marhed towards Bagumbayan Fields outside the city walls. At one place, seeing the towers that rose above the city, asked, "Is that the Ateneo?"

"Yes."

"I spent seven years there."


Our national hero was clearly an Atenean and a true Christian--someone unafraid of contesting his faith in order to delve into it much more. And after he had made his peace, he died, for God and for country, a man-for-others, a bright light in the Lord.

[archer_nemesis]

Let's not monopolize the limelight.

If Ateneo has Rizal, Recto, del Pilar, Luna, Flavier, etc........

La Salle has Gary Valenciano, Oggie Alcasid, and their heroes Rico Yan, RenRen and Cortez to be proud of. :lol:

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by tesseract
Well, Rizal DID undergo a time of disillusionment with the Ateneo.


Now the question... when will your DISILLUSIONMENT with duh ateneo end? :lol:




Our national hero was clearly an Atenean and a true Christian--someone unafraid of contesting his faith in order to delve into it much more. And after he had made his peace, he died, for God and for country, a man-for-others, a bright light in the Lord.

Stupid. Stupid. Stewpid. You are beyond stupidity kid. Tsk tsk tsk.
A real Christian? The only true Christian I know is the one who started it all, the Christian himself, Christ. I bet when Rizal met San Pedro in heaven San Pedro asked him to sing "caliFORNICATION". :lol:

If you do not know what I'm talking go flush yourself into the toilet where you truly belong.

Anyway do you consider our new national hero, a man-for-others and even better coz he lableled himself "grandpapa/ninong ng masa", the one and only MARK JIMENEZ! The shining example of and embodiment of a true atenean. :lol:

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by archer_nemesis
Let's not monopolize the limelight.

If Ateneo has Rizal, Recto, del Pilar, Luna, Flavier, etc........

La Salle has Gary Valenciano, Oggie Alcasid, and their heroes Rico Yan, RenRen and Cortez to be proud of. :lol:


It seems like your inutil de bobo con stupido self is the only one who is monopolizing the limelight.

Why not start talking of ateneans like Mark Jimenez, Nani Perez, Mike Arroyo, Innocencio "Parking Space Killer" Gonzales, Boy Abunda, Kris Aquino, Martin "the greatest family man" Nievera, and LOTS more. And yes why do I forgot to include ERAP. :lol:

And speaking of stupidity it seems you are of a superlative scale although I'm not suprised since you cannot even distinguish the difference between the color black from blue how can "we" expect logical analysis from you right?

Heres a food for a thought: those so called national heroes existed during a time wherein ateneo is the only elitist university in the country. those people are elitist. where do you expect them to study? Paco public university? Now go figure dolthead_nemesis.

But I won't expect a reply from you since you are so stupid that up to now you do not answer my very simple question that even a 2 year old can answer. Do you now know the difference between the color black from blue? How about black from green? No wonder you are an atenean. :lol:

And tesseract since you are talking about true christians... I bet even Gary V. is more of a true Christian than Rizal. Know your history first kid. I bet you even don't know why he is our national hero from the first place. But its alright since stupidity is one characteristic most ateneans I met have. JUMP FOR JOY for you are still normal. :lol:

[archer_nemesis]

Originally posted by FRIEDBLUEEAGLE

It seems like your inutil de bobo con stupido self is the only one who is monopolizing the limelight.

Why not start talking of ateneans like Mark Jimenez, Nani Perez, Mike Arroyo, Innocencio "Parking Space Killer" Gonzales, Boy Abunda, Kris Aquino, Martin "the greatest family man" Nievera, and LOTS more. And yes why do I forgot to include ERAP. :lol:

And speaking of stupidity it seems you are of a superlative scale although I'm not suprised since you cannot even distinguish the difference between the color black from blue how can "we" expect logical analysis from you right?

Heres a food for a thought: those so called national heroes existed during a time wherein ateneo is the only elitist university in the country. those people are elitist. where do you expect them to study? Paco public university? Now go figure dolthead_nemesis.

But I won't expect a reply from you since you are so stupid that up to now you do not answer my very simple question that even a 2 year old can answer. Do you now know the difference between the color black from blue? How about black from green? No wonder you are an atenean. :lol:

And tesseract since you are talking about true christians... I bet even Gary V. is more of a true Christian than Rizal. Know your history first kid. I bet you even don't know why he is our national hero from the first place. But its alright since stupidity is one characteristic most ateneans I met have. JUMP FOR JOY for you are still normal. :lol:


Okay? Let's forget about the distant past. But how about the recent past and present? See list below.



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THE ATENEO: A TRADITION OF UNSURPASSED EXCELLENCE.


ATENEANS RULE !!! THAT'S THE GENERAL RULE !!!

But we can't do it all by ourselves. Leaders also need followers. We need to enlist the help of everyone, even the lesser institutions and individuals of the green variety. Everyone counts in the nation-building process. Stand up and be counted!

Indeed, Ateneans are a powerful force to reckon with in Philippine politics and economy.


I guess Ateneo has mastered the formula for producing success.

Success = Intelligence + Economic Power + Political Clout + Intangibles

Some schools focus on one or two of the above factors.

For example, DLSU has some semblance of economic power but not much of political clout and intelligence.

UP has intelligence and some political clout but not much of economic power.

Only the Ateneo is in the enviable position of possessing all three -- intelligence, economic power, and political clout.

Last but not least, Ateneans have the "intangibles" -- the belief in their "Lux in Domino" role in the world. Ateneans are Magis. It is this quality that enables mere mortals to transcend their limitations. It is this quality that pushes the ordinary success to the realm of extraordinary, which is so common amongst Ateneans.

AN UNDYING TRADITION OF LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE TO GOD AND COUNTRY

PARTIAL LIST OF ATENEANS IN GOVERNMENT, BUSINESS, SPORTS, MEDIA, ENTERTAINMENT, AND HISTORY

POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT: (Recent Past/Present)

Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, President of the Philippines
(Note: Husband Mark Arroyo and the rest of the first family - Dado, Lulli, Mike - are all BLUE)

Teofisto Guingona, Vice-President of the Philippines; former Senator

Fidel Ramos, Former President of the Phlippines (MBA)

Joseph Estrada, Former President of the Philippines

Helmut Kohl (doctor, honoris causa), Former Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany

Dr. Anwar Ibrahim (doctor, honoris causa), former Vice Premier of Malaysia

Emmanuel Pelaez, Former Vice President of the Philippines; Ambassador to the USA

Fernando Lopez, Former Vice President of the Philippines

Ninoy Aquino, Former Senator, Hero of the Philippines

Raul Manglapus, Former Senator of the Philippines

Socrates Rodrigo, Former Senator

Juan Ponce Enrile, former Senator

Raul Roco, DECS Secretary

Richard Gordon, Tourism Secretary

Edgardo Espiritu, Secretary, Dept. of Finance; Chairman, Land Bank of the Philippines

Fernando Barican, Presidential Spokesperson

Leopoldo Lazatin, former Undersecretary, DOST

Gaudencio Mendoza, Assistant Executive Secretary for Legal Affairs

Francis Navarete, Deputy Director, Civil Aeronautics Board

Sixto Roxas, Undersecretary for International Economic Relations

Ernesto Ordonez, Undersecretary, Department of Trade and Industry

Ricardo Paras, Assistant Secretary, Department of Justice

Ricardo Puno, Jr., Press Secretary; Justice of the Supreme Court

Lorenzo Relova, Justice of the Supreme Court

Angelico Salud, Press Undersecretary

Gabriel Singson, Governor, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

Ramon Cardenas, Senior Deputy Executive Secretary, Office of the President

Jaime Policarpio, Presdiential Legislative Adviser and Head

Gabriel Claudio, Presidential Legislative Adviser; Presidential Spokesperson

Gaudencio Mendoza, Asst. Executive Secretary

Wilfrido Villarama, Chief of Staff, Office of the Vice President

Antonio Cerilles, Secretary, DENR

Leonardo Montemayor, Secretary, Dept. of Agriculture

Bienvenido Laguesma, Secretary, DOLE

Manuel Dayrit, Secretary, DOH

Alberto Romualdez, Secretary, DOH

Domingo Siazon, Secretary, DFA

Mario Tiaoqui, Secretary, DOE

Manuel Rojas II, Secretary of Trade & Industry

Roberto Antonio, Undersecretary, Dept. of Tourism

Cyril del Callar,Undersecretary, DOE

Antonio Llorente, Undersecretary, Dept. of Justice

Regis Puno, Undersecretary, Dept. of Justice

Leopoldo Lazatin, Undersecretary, Department of Science and Technology

Ernesto Ordonez, Undersecretary, Department of Trade and Industry

Ben-Hur Salcedo, DOE Undersecretary

Carlos Arellano, Chairman and President, SSS

Agustin Bengzon, Administrator, MARINA

Benjamin Palma Gil , President, PNB

Federico Pascual, President and General Manager, GSIS

Antonio Bernardo, BIR Commisioner

Felicito Payumo, Chairman, Subic Bay and Metropolitan Authority

Federico Puno, President, National Power Corporation

Ricardo Paras III, Assistant Secretary, Department of Justice

Manuel Huberto Gaite, Assistant Secretary, Presidential Flagship Program

Nestor Sevilla, Administrator, Maritime Industry Association

Eduardo Escueta, Administrator, Philippine Coconut Authority

Rafael Buenaventura, Governor, Bangko Sentral Ng Pilipinas

Arnel Jose Banas, Deputy Secretary for Administrative and Financial Services, Senate

Sabino de Leon, Justice of the Supreme Court

Dominador Asperilla, BSP Deputy Director

Edgardo Francisco Sundiam, Justice, Court of Appeals

Renato Corona, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court; Chief Presidential Legal Counsel

Paul Dominguez, Presidential Adviser for Regional Development

Ricardo Saludo, Secretary, Presidential Management Staff

Tomas Africa, Administrator, National Statistics Office

Eduardo Caguiao, Jr., Former Justice of the Supreme Court

Asterio Favis, Sr., Former, PHILCOM Commissioner

Asterio Favis, Jr., EVP, DBP

Paulino Garcia, Former Health Secretary


Recent/Current Representatives:

Joseph Felix Mari Durano, Cebu
Jose Mayo Almario, Davao City
Florencio Abad, Batanes
Joel Almario, 2nd District, Davao Oriental
Pantaleon Alvarez, 1st District, Davao del Norte
Rolando Andaya, Jr., 1st District, Camarines Sur
Sergio Apostol, 2nd District, Leyte
Agapito Aquino, 2nd District, Makati City
Benigno Aquino III, 2nd District, Tarlac
Joker Arroyo, 1st District, Makati City
Luis Asistio, 2nd District, Caloocan City
Augusto Bacullo, 2nd District, Misamis Oriental
Ignacio Bunye, Muntinlupa City
Alan Peter Cayetano, Pateros-Taguig
Anthony Dequina, 1st District
Antonio Diaz, 2nd District, Zambales
Enrico Echiverri, 1st District, Caloocan City
Jack Enrile, 1st District, Cagayan
Rodolfo Farinas, 1st District, Ilocos Norte
Manuel Garcia, 2nd District, Davao City
Neptali Gonzales II, Mandaluyong City
James Gordon, Jr., 1st District, Zambales
Magtanggol Gunigundo, Valenzuela City
Renato Leviste, 1st District, Oriental Mindoro
Celso Lobregat, Zamboanga City
Teddy Boy Locsin, Makati
Edgar Mendoza, 2nd District, Batangas
Antonino Roman, 1st District, Bataan
Manuel Roxas III, 1st District, Capiz
Joey Salceda, 3rd District, Albay
Victor Sumulong, Antipolo City
Augusto Syjuco, Jr., 2nd District, Iloilo
Wigberto Tanada, 4th District, Quezon
Alejandro Urro, 1st District, Zamboanga del Sur
Leandro Verceles, Jr., Catanduanes
Leonardo Montemayor, Party List Representative,ABA

Recent/Present Governors:

Victor Agbayani, Pangasinan
Vicente Bermejo, Capiz
Josefina dela Cruz, Bulacan
Wilfrido Enverga, Quezon
Exequiel Javier, Antique
Justo Orros, Jr., La Union
Rene Relampagos, Bohol

Recent/Present Vice-Governors:

Herminino Aquino, Tarlac
Oscar Lambino, Pangasinan
Richard Recto, Batangas
Juanito Victor Remulla, Cavite

Recent/Present Mayors:

Julius Vergara, Cabanatuan City
Arnan Panaligan, Calapan, Oriental Mindoro
Alvin Garcia, Cebu City
Felipe Remollo, Dumaguete City
Marcelo Aguirre, La Carlota, Negros Occidental
Jose Atienza, Manila
Sulpicio Roco, Naga, Camarines Sur
Mary Jane Ortega, San Fernando, La Union
Francis Tolentino, Tagaytay City

Foreign Affairs:

Romualdo Ong, Ambassador, Beijing
Tomas Syquia, Ambassador, Berne
Jorge Arizabal, Ambassador, Hanoi
Jose Brillantes, Ambassador, Kuala Lumpur
Jamie Bautista, Ambassador, Moscow
Eloy Bello, Ambassador, Pretoria
Jose Zaide, Ambassador, Vienna
Raul Rabe, Ambassador, Washington
Antonio Villamor, Consul General, Agana
Ariel Abadilla, Consul General, Sydney
Bienvenido Tantoco


BUSINESS AND ECONOMY

Don Jaime Zobel de Ayala (Ateneo - doctor honoris causa) – founder/head, Ayala Group of Companies

Andres Soriano, founder/head, San Miguel Corporation, The Soriano Group of Companies

Eugenio Lopez, founder of Meralco, Benpres, ABS-CBN, Rockwell Holdings, etc.

Diosdado Banatao, Entrepreneur Extraordinaire, Venture Capitalist, President of Tallwood Venture Capital, Founder of Silicon Valley companies like Mostron, Chips and Technologies, and S3. (Ateneo de Cagayan HS)

Sixto Roxas, founder and former President & CEO, Bancom Group of Companies

Vicente Jayme, Former President & CEO, Private Development Corp. of the Phil..

Oscar Reyes, CEO of the Shell Companies and President of the Pilipinas Shell Petroleum

Roberto de Ocampo, Finance Minister

Rene Buenaventura, President, Equitable-PCI Bank, Inc.

Manny Pangilinan, CEO, First Pacific Ltd.; President & CEO of PLDT

Ernest Leung, President, Phil. Deposit Insurance Corporation

Antonio "Tony Boy" Cojuangco, President, PLDT

Francisco Dizon, Chairman, Philippine National Bank

Simon Paterno, President, Development Bank of the Phil.

Ben Sison, President, Exim Bank

Carlos Velez, Chairman, Vintage Enterprises

Alfred Ramos, Chairman, National Book Store

Robert Romulo, former Chairman, IBM Philippines, former Dept. of Foreign Affairs Secretary

O.V. Espiritu, former Chairman & CEO, Far East Bank

Javier Loinaz, President & CEO, BPI

Aurelio Montinola III, President, BPI Family Bank

Valentin Araneta, President, RCBC

Justo Ortiz, Chairman & CEO, Union Bank

Renato Vergel de Dios, President, Prudential Insurance; former President, Philamlife

Jose Ma. Locsin, Chairman Emeritus, Hawaiian Pacific Sugar Mills

Teodoro Locsin, Sr., Publisher (CEO), Philippine Free Press

Carlos Dominguez, Chairman & President, PASAR

Luis Lorenzo, Jr., Chairman & CEO, Lapanday Holdings Corp.; Chairman, Macondray and Co.

Josephine Gotianun-Yap, President & COO, Filinvest Development Corporation

Andrew Gotianun, Jr., (Xavier GS, HS, Ateneo BSME72/73), Director, Filinvest Development Corporation; Filinvest Holdings Corp.

Lisa Gokongwei, President & Publisher (CEO), Summit Publishing (The Manila Times)

Gregorio Domingo, Governor, Dept. of Trade & Industry, Board of Investments

Jose B. Fernandez, Former Central Bank Governor, former Chairman, President & CEO, Far East Bank & Trust Co.

Gabriel Singson, Governor of the IBRD (World Bank) and Asian
Development Bank; Former Central Bank Governor;

Alan Ortiz, former Vice-Chairman & COO, Development Bank of the Philippines

Cesar Virata, former Finance Minister

Rufo Colayco, President, Clark Development Corporation

Eduardo Escueta, Administrator, Philippine Coconut Authority

Rene Banez, Comissioner, BIR

Eugenio Lopez III, Chairman & CEO, ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corp.; Chairman & CEO, Lopez Communications Group; Vice Chairman, Bayan Telecommunications; President, Sky Vision Corp.

Oscar Lopez, Chairman & CEO, First Philippine Holdings

Roberto Romulo, Chairman, Equitable Cardnetwork, Inc.; Chairman, Interpharm Investments Ltd.; Chairman & CEO,

Romulo Navarro, Inc.; Chairman, Philam Insurance

Monico Jacob, former Governor, Phil. Stock Exchange; Chairman & CEO, Phil, National Oil Co.; CEO, Home Development Mutual Fund

Norberto Nazareno, Vice Chairman, President & CEO, Phil.. Deposit Insurance Corp.; former President & CEO, Phil. Banking Corp; former President & CEO, Citicorp Securities, Inc.

Josiah Go, President & CEO, Waters Philippines

Stephanie del Rosario, Owner of Fontagraphics Design

Miren Padilla, Owner, Malice Lambanog

Audrey Que, Owner, Humor Post

Charlie Doble and Andrew Marcelo, Owners, Spoofs Ltd. Inc.

Noel Canivel, FI Head, Standard Chartered Bank

Nestor Padilla, President, Rockwell Land Corp.

Genju Lapez, President, PT Nabisco, Indonesia

Robert Kelvin Kuan, COO, Creative Design Inc.

Uy Chun Bing, EVP, RCBC

Cesar Balota, Head of Johnson & Johnson (Singapore)

Rafael Alunan III, President, Maynilad Water Systems Inc. (Ateneo MBA)

Ceferino Carreon, mega-mega $millionaire international telecom investor and real estate developer

Carol Carreon, CEO & President, BayanTrust

Amador Vallejos, Jr., Director of Phil. Business Bank; Director of Phil, Association of Food Technologists;

Benjamin Loong, President & CEO, BJ Coco Oil Mill, Inc.; Chairman, BJ East Asia Inc.

Antonio Abaya, founder & Chairman, TAPATT Foundation Inc.

Baltazar Endriga, President, Cultural Center of the Phil.; Former President, Andersen Consulting Inc.; Partner, SGV; President, FINEX

Nono Felipe, CEO, Mp3Manila

Manuel Tordesillas, President & CEO, ATR Kim Eng Capital Partners

Ruben Jimenez, SVP, ABS-CBN

Manuel Quiogue, President & COO, GMA Marketing; CEO, ABS-CBN Narrowcast Group; former CEO of ABS-CBN Studio 23

Elena Delgado, President & CEO, Irwin Home Equity

Antonio Aquino, President, Manila Water Company

Rene Tenazas, President, iMergence Technologies (Rutherford, NJ)

James Tang, President, Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce & Industry, Inc.

Asterio Favis, Director & SVP, AB Capital and Investment Corp.

Roger Zenarosa, EVP, PNB

Samie Lim, President, Phil. Franchise Association

Enrique Santos, President & CEO, Pygmallion Systems, Inc.

Nicasio Alcantara, Chairman, ALSONS; Chairman, Petron

Teodora Marasigan, President & CEO, M&S International Business Consultants, Inc.

Albert Zenarosa, Chairman of ASCOJA; President of PHILJEFA

Mark Ira, President & CEO, JPComm Center (Connecticut, USA)

Jovino Lorenzo, President, National Development Corp.; Vice Chairman & Former President, Citadel Holdings, Isla Communications, Coonsolidated Industrial Gases Inc.

Alex Villamar, President, Philweb.com; former President & CEO, Major Telecoms, Inc., Philcom Corp, DATELCO Global Communications & Metro Kidapawan Telephone Co.

Carlos Arellano, Chairman, President & CEO, Social Security System

Enrique Herrera-Davila, former President & CEO, Ayala Leasing Co; Makati Leasing & Finance Co.

Jose Faustino, Vice Chairman, FRANCORP Philippines

Henry Leung, President, Petrochemicals Corporation of Asia Pacific

Nicardo Pascua, Vice Chairman, President & CEO, First Pacific

Mikko Perez, Founding CEO, The Stellar Foods; CFO of Chikka

Edward Go, Executive Director of Global Business Bank; former President of Bankers Association of the Philippines; President of Management Association of the Philippines; Chairman & CEO, China Banking Corp.; President & COO, Asian Bank Corp.; Member of the Ateneo Board of Trustees

Arthur Palou, Sugarcane baron

Jose Tuazon, Real Estate baron

Ramon Yulo, Real Estate baron (Canlubang Estates, etc.)

Emmanuel Gonzalez, Founder & CEO, Plantation Bay Holdings Corp.

Benjamin de Leon, CEO, National Life Insurance Co.

Roberto Guevara, President & CEO, Seed Capital Corp.; President, Guevent (owner of Volkswagen Franchise); President, Radiowealth Finance Co. (HK) Ltd.

Benjamin Guevara, President, Wack-Wack Golf & Country Club

Carlos V. Tria, Jr., President, ABS-CBN News Channel; Managing Director, Integrated Broadband Services; Managing Director, Benpres Holdings Corporation

Elpidio Ibanez, President & COO, First Philippine Holdings Corporation

Jose P. De Jesus, President, Manila North Tollways Corp.

Jeffrey Yao, Director of the following companies: Solmac Marketing, Inc.; Harman Foods (Phils) Inc.; Amchem Marketing , Inc.; Semexco Marketing Corp.; SMI Developmrent Corp.; Zesto Corp.; Americasn Brands (Phils) Inc.

Jose Trinidad, CEO, World Dominion Netcorp.

Guillermo Carague, Secretary, Dept. of Budget & Management; Member, Monetary Board of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas; Partner, SGV

Dan Lachica, President, Intel Philippines

Frederick Dael, former Chairman & CEO, Isla Comunications Co. Inc.; President & CEO, CEOs, Inc.

Felipe Alfonso, Vice-Chairman, Manila Electric Co.; Vice-Chairman, Asian Institute of Management

Virgilio Pena, former President & General Manager, IBM Philippines; President & Managing Director, San Miguel Brewery International.

Vicente Ramirez, President, Mercator Finance Co.; President, PNB Leasing

Lance Gokongwei (Xavier GS, HS), President & CEO, Cebu Pacific Air; CEO, Cambridge Electronics, Inc.

Victor Limlingan, Managing Director, Cristina Research Foundation, Regina Capital Development Corp., and Visa Development Corp.

Tomas Lopez, President & CEO, Club Noah Group of Companies

Mario Tanchangco, President & CEO, Professional Fire Protection Mgt., Inc.

Robert Yupangco (Ateneo MBA), President & CEO, Yupangco Corporation. Yamaha Corporation (Phil)

Francis Cezar Perez, President & CEO, Datablade, Inc.

Edgardo Espiritu, Chairman, Land Bank of the Phil.; former President, CEO & Vice-Chairman, Westmont Bank; Director, First Pacific Fund; Chairman, Philippine News; Chairman, NAPOCOR; President, PNB; Chairman, Century Holding Corp.; President, Metropolitan Bank & Trust Co.; President, International Bank of California; Director, Century Bank (California)

Dino Gil, President & General Manager, Citipharma

Dato' Mohd. Ghazali Bin Mohd. Khalid. Chairman, Golden Frontier Berhad.

Galo Garchitorena, former President & CEO, QUEDANCAR; founder, Quedan Guarantee Fund Board; acknowledged as the Father of Quedan Agri-Credit System.

Ernesto Boydon, President & CEO, Inobbar Technologies Corp.

Gabino Mendoza, Chairman, Allied Metals, Inc.; Director-Treasurer, Foodmach, Inc.; Director, PHINMA and NCR (Phil.)

Felipe Alfonso, Chairman, Manila Electric Company; Vice Chairman, First Metro Investment Corp.; member of the boards of Benpres Holdings, Jollibee Foods Corp., Bacnotan Cement Corp., Coca-Cola Foundation of the Phil., Makati Commercial Estates Association, Wockhardt Limited of India, Chemoil Asia, Phinma and Chase H&Q (Phil.)

Fritz Server, Chairman, RFM

Ramon Jacinto, Chairman, Jacinto Group

Martin Ignacio Lorenzo, General Manager & CEO, Macondray & Co.

Gregorio Araneta (the patriarch), Founder, The Araneta Group

Luis Araneta, President, The Araneta Group

Federick Go, EVP, Robinsons Land Corporation

Ramon Ilusorio, Chairman, Multinational Investment Bancorporation, Real Estate Mogul

Cecilio Pedro, Chairman & CEO, Lamoiyan Corp.

Victor Soliven, Founder & Owner, V.V. Soliven, Real Estate Mogul

Alexandra Ramos, President, Powerbooks

Jose Mendoza, President & General Manager, Lucent Technologies South Asia

Jocelyn Jalandoni-Perez, Finance Director, The Phinma Group of Companies

Beatriz Delgado-Padilla, Former CFO, Islacom

Jose Z. Oledan, Owner of Oledan Building (Ayala Ave.), Real Estate Baron, Philippine Ambassador to Spain.

Zamy Zamora, President, Consumer Bank

Carlos Dominguez, President & CEO, PASAR

Atom Henares, President & CEO, Progressive Broadcasting Corporation; CEO, NU107

Ronnie Henares, President & CEO, Primeline, Inc.

Boyboy Reyes, President & CEO, PENTA Capital

Benny Medrano, Owner, Sports Grille

Paquito Tanjangco, Pwner, Tender Bob's Steak House

Boy Aurelio, Owner, Aurelio's Steak

Jose Alonte, Head, Franklin Baker Company (Kraft Food Philippines.)

Anna Irmina Navarrete-Elicano, General Manager, Shangri-La Plaza Corporation

Antonio de Joya, former Chairman, AMA-DDB Needham Worldwide, Inc.

Jose Alberto Alba, President, Prudentialife Group

Art Borjal, Founder, The Philippine Star; President of Philippine Star

Jose Ong, Owner, Food Sphere Inc. (Maker of CDO Food Products)

Simon Roces Paterno, President, Development Bank of the Philippines

Ma. Nieves Confesor, Dean, Asian Institute of Management (first woman dean of AIM).



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ATENEAN BROTHERS AND SISTERS ACROSS THE SEAS
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Here's a list of the Jesuit Institutions, Colleges, and Universities worldwide.

North America

Canada
St. Paul's College, (University of Manitoba), Winnipeg, Manitoba
Campion College, (University of Regina), Regina, Saskatchewan
Regis College in the University of Toronto.

United States
Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA
Canisius College, Buffalo, NY
College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, MA
Creighton University, Omaha, NE
Fairfield University, Fairfield, CT
Fordham University, Bronx, NY
Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.
Gonzaga University, Spokane, WA
John Carroll University, Cleveland, OH
Le Moyne College, Syracuse, NY
Loyola College in Maryland, Baltimore, MD
Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA
Loyola University Chicago, Maywood, IL
Loyola University New Orleans, New Orleans, LA
Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI
Regis University, Denver, CO
Rockhurst University, Kansas City, MO
Saint Joseph's University, Philadelphia, PA
Saint Louis University, St. Louis, MO
Saint Peter's College, Englewood Cliffs
Santa Clara University, Santa Clara, CA
Seattle University, Seattle, WA
University of Detroit Mercy, Detroit, MI
University of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
University of Scranton, Scranton, PA
Wheeling Jesuit University, Wheeling, WV
Xavier University, Cincinnati, OH

Central America

El Salvador
Universidad Centroamericana José Simeón Cañas (UCA), San Salvador.
Universidad Rafael Landívar, Guatemala
Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico, DF
Universidad Centroamericana, Managua

South America

Argentina
Universidad Católica de Córdoba, Córdoba
Universidad del Salvador, Buenos Aires

Brazil
Universidade Católica de Pernambuco (UNICAP), Recife
Pontifícia Universidade Católica, Rio de Janeiro
Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos (UNISINOS), Sao Leopoldo
Escola Superior de Administraçao de Negócios, Sao Paolo
Escola Superior de Administraçao de Negócios - SBC, Sao Bernardo do Campo

Chile
Universidad Jesuita Alberto Hurtado, Santiago

Colombia
Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Santafé de Bogotá

Ecuador
Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador, Quito

Peru
Universidad del Pacifico, Lima

Uruguay
Universidad Católica del Uruguay Damaso Antonio Larrañaga, Montevideo

Venezuela
Universidad Católica Andrés Bello, Caracas
Universidad Católica del Táchira, San Cristóbal

Europe

Austria
Jesuitenkolleg Innsbruck, Innsbruck
Katholisch-Theologische Fakultät, Innsbruck

Belgium
Universitaire faculteiten Sint-Ignatius, Antwerp
Collége St. Michel in Brussels, Belgium

Croatia
Institute of Philosophy and Theology of the Society of Jesus (Croatian)

France
Centre Sèvres, Paris
Ecole, collège, lycée Saint-Joseph - Rheims (France)

Germany
Philosophisch-Theologische Hochschule Sankt Georgen, Frankfurt am Main.
Oswald von Nell-Breuning Institute
Sankt Georgen Library
Munich School of Philosophy, the Faculty of Philosophy of the Society of Jesus

Great Britain
Campion Hall, Oxford
Heythrop College, London

Ireland
Institute of Theology and Philosophy, Dublin
Milltown Park Irish Scholl of Ecumenics, Dublin
University Hall, Dublin

Italy
Pontifical Gregorian University (PUG), Rome.
Collegio S. Roberto Bellarmino, Rome
Pontificio Istituto Orientale, Rome
Italian Philosophical Institute
Pontificio Istituto Biblico, Rome
"Pedro Arrupe" Political Formation Institute, Palermo.
Facoltá Teologica dell'Italia Meridionale, Naples
Istituto Superiore di Scienze Umane e Religiose, Messina
Pontificia Facoltá Teologica della Sardegna
Seminario Interregionale Campano, Naples

Poland
Wydzial Teologiczny, "Bobolanum" Towarzystwa Jezusowego, Warsaw
Jesuit Philosophical Faculty, Krakow.
Instytut Kultury Religijneg, Krakow
Wydzial Teologiczny, Towarzystwa Jezusowego, Krakow

Portugal
Universidade Católica Faculdade de Filosofía, Braga Codex

Spain
Universidad de Deusto, Bilbao
Universidad Pontificia Comillas, Madrid and Instituto Católica de Artes e Industria (ICAI-ICADE), Madrid
Centro de Estudios Superiores Empresariales, Santander
Escuela Superior de Administración y Dirección de Empresas (ESADE), Barcelona
Institut Quimic de Sarria, Universidad Ramon Llull, Barcelona
Universidad de Córdoba, Facultad de Ciencias Económicas y Expresariales, Escuela Universitaria de Estudios Empresariales, Córdoba
Instituto Nevares de Empresarios Agricolas (INEA), Universidad de Valladolid

Middle East, Africa

Lebanon
Université Saint-Joseph, Beirut

Asia, Oceania

India
Loyola College, Madras.
St. Joseph's Colleges, Bangalore.
St. Joseph's College, North Point, Darjeeling, West Bengal, India
St. Xavier's College, Mumbai (Bombay).
St. Xavier's College, Mumbai (Xavier Institute of Management).
St. Xavier's College, Mumbai (Xavier Institute of Communications).
Xavier Labour Relations Institute, Jamshedpur
Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneshwar

Southeast and East Asia

Indonesia
Sanata Dharma University, Yogyakarta

Japan
Sophia University, Tokyo
Elisabeth University of Music, Hiroshima

Korea
Sogang University, Seoul

Philippines
Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Schools, Manila
Ateneo de Manila Professional Schools, Rockwell, Makati
Ateneo de Davao University, Davao
Ateneo de Naga University, Naga City
Ateneo de Zamboanga, Zamboanga City
Ateneo de Cagayan de Oro (Xavier University), Cagayan de Oro

Taiwan
Fu Jen Catholic University, Hsinchuang

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And here are the Jesuit secondary schools (i.e., high schools) worldwide.

United States

Arizona
Brophy College Preparatory, Phoenix, AZ

California
Loyola High School, Los Angeles, CA
Jesuit High School, Sacramento, CA
Saint Ignatius College Preparatory, San Francisco, CA
Bellarmine College Prep, San Jose, CA

Colorado
Regis Jesuit High, Aurora, CO

Connecticut
Fairfield College Preparatory School, Fairfield, CT

District of Columbia
Gonzaga College High School, Washington, D.C.

Florida
Jesuit High, Tampa, FL
Belén Jesuit Preparatory School, Miami, Fl.

Illinois
Cristo Rey High School, Chicago, IL
St. Ignatius College Prep, Chicago, IL
Loyola Academy, Wilmette, IL

Indiana
Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory, Indianapolis, IN

Louisiana
Jesuit High School, New Orleans, LA

Maine
Cheverus High School, Portland, ME

Maryland
Loyola High School, Baltimore, MD
Georgetown Prep, North Bethesda, MD

Massachusetts
Boston College High School, Boston, MA

Michigan
Loyola Academy, Detroit, MI
University of Detroit Jesuit High School, Detroit, MI

Missouri
Rockhurst High School, Kansas City, MO
DeSmet Jesuit High School, St. Louis, MO
St. Louis University High School, St. Louis, MO

Nebraska
Creighton Preparatory School, Omaha, NE

New Jersey
St. Peter's Preparatory School, Jersey City, NJ

New York
Fordham Preparatory School, Bronx, NY
Canisius High School, Buffalo, NY
Loyola School, New York, NY
Regis High School, New York, NY
Xavier High School, New York, NY
McQuaid Jesuit High School, Rochester, NY

Ohio
St. Xavier High School, Cincinnati, OH
St. Ignatius High School, Cleveland, OH
Walsh Jesuit High School, Cuyahoga Fall, OH
St. John's Jesuit High School, Toledo, OH

Oregon
Jesuit High School, Portland, OR

Pennsylvania
St. Joseph's Preparatory School, Philadelphia, PA
Scranton Preparatory School, Scranton, PA

South Dakota
Red Cloud Indian School, Pine Ridge, SD

Texas
Jesuit College Preparatory School, Dallas, TX
Strake Jesuit College Preparatory, Houston, TX

Washington
Seattle Preparatory School, Seattle, WA
Gonzaga Preparatory School, Spokane, WA
Bellarmine Preparatory School, Tacoma, WA

Wisconsin
Marquette University High School, Milwaukee, WI
CAMPION Jesuit High School

Canada
Loyola High School, Montreal, Quebec
St. Paul's High School, Winnipeg, Manitoba

Carribean /Central America
Saint John's College, Belize, Central America
Colegio Loyola, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Liceo Secundario Diversificado "Manuel Acevedo Serrano", Cutupú, Dominican Republic
Externado San José, San Salvador, El Salvador
Colegio Loyola, Guatemala,
Colegio "Liceo Javier", Guatemala
Instituto San José, El Progresso, Honduras
Instituto Técnico Loyola, El Progresso, Honduras
Campion College, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
Saint George's College, Kingston, Jamaica, W.I.
Ciudad de los Niños, Guadalajara, Jal., Mexico
Instituto de Ciencias, Zapopan, Jal., Mexico
Instituto Cultural Tampico, Tamo., Mexico
Instituto Lux, León, Gto., Mexico
Instituto Oriente, Puebla, Pue., Mexico
Bachillerato UIA-Noroeste, Tijuana, B.C.
Escuela Carlos Pereyra, Torreón Coahuila, México
Colegio Centroamérica, Managua, Nicaragua
Instituto Loyola de la Iglesia de Santo Domingo, Managua, Nicaragua
Colegio Javier, Panama, Republic of Panama
Colegio San Ignacio de Loyola, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.
South America Colegio de la Inmaculada Concepción, Santa Fe, Argentina
Colegio de la Sagrada Familia, Córdoba, Argentina
Colegio del Salvador, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Colegio Juan XXIII, Cochabamba, Boliva
Colegio Sagrado Corazón, Sucre, Boliva
Colegio San Calixto, La Paz, Bolivia
Colegio San Igancio, La Paz, Bolivia
Colégio Anchieta, Nova Friburgo, Brazil
Colégio Anchieta, Porto Alegre, Brazil
Colégio António Vieira, Salvador, Brazil
Colégio Catarinense, Florianópolis, Brazil
Colégio dos Jesuitas, Juiz de Fora, Brazil
Colégio Loyola, Belo Horizonte, Brazil
Colégio Na. Sra. Medianeira, Curitiba, Brazil
Colégio Nóbrega, Recife, Brazil
Colégio Santo Inácio, Fortaleza, Brazil
Colégio Santo Inácio, RIo de Janeiro, Brazil
Colégio Santo Inácio, Salvador do Sul, Brazil
Colégio Sao Francisco de Sales, Teresina, Brazil
Colégio Sao Francisco Xavier, Sao Paolo, Brazil
Colégio Sao Luis, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Colegio San Francisco Javier, Puerto Montt, Chile
Colegio San Ignacio, Santiago, Chile
Colegio San Ignacio "El Bosque", Santiago, Chile
Colegio San Luis, Antofagasta, Chile
Colegio San Mateo, Osorno, Chile
Colegio de San José, Barranquilla, Colombia
Colegio Mayor de San Bartolomé, Bogotá, Colombia
Colegio San Bartolomé La Merced, Santafé de Bogotá, Colombia
Colegio San Francisco Javier, Pasto, Colombia
Colegio San Ignacio, Medellín, Colombia
Colegio San Juan Berchmans, Cali, Colombia
Colegio San Luis Gonzaga, Manizales, Colombia
Colegio San Pedro Claver, Bucaramanga, Colombia
Instituto San José, Barranquilla, Colombia
Colegio Cristo Rey, Portoviejo, Ecuador
Colegio Gonzaga, Quito, Ecuador
Colegio Javier, Guayaquil, Ecuador
Colegio San Felipe Neri, Riobamba, Ecuador
Colegio San Gabriel, Quito, Ecuador
Colegio Veinte de Abril, Guayaquil, Ecuador
Unidad Educativa Borja, Cuenca, Ecuador
Colegio de Cristo Rey, Asunción, Paraguay
Colegio Técnico Javier, Asunción, Paraguay
Colegio Santa Rosa, Santa Rosa, Paraguay
C.E.P. "San Ignacio de Loyola", Castilla, Piura, Peru
Colegio del la Inmaculada, Lima, Peru
Colegio Parroquial Cristo Rey, Tacna, Peru
Colegio San Francisco Javier, Lima, Peru
Colegio San José, Arequipa, Peru.
Colegio San Luis Gonzaga, Jaen, Peru
Colegio Sagrado Corazón, Montevideo, Uruguay
Colegio San Francisco Javier, Tacuarembó, Uruguay
Colegio Gonzaga, Maracaibo, Venezuela
Colegio y Liceo Javier, Barquisimeto, Venezuela
Colegio San Ignacio, Caracas, Venezuela
Unidad Educative Colegio Loyola - Gumilla, Puerto Ordaz, Veneuela

Europe
Kollegium Aloisianum, Linz a.d. Donau, Austria
Kollegium Kalksburg, Vienna, Austria
Centre Scolaire du Sacre Coeur, Charleroi, Belgium
Centre Scolaire Saint-François-Xaiver, Verviers, Belgium
Centre Scolaire Saint-Michel, Brussels, Belgium
Centre Scolaire Saint-Servais, Liège, Belgium
Centre Scolaire Saint-Stanislas, Mons, Belgium
Collège Notre-Dame de la Paix, Erpent, Belgium
Collège Saint-Paul, Godinne, Belgium
Jan van Ruusbroec-Kollege, Brussels, Belgium
Onze-Lieve-Vrouwecollege, Antwerp, Belgium
St. Barbaracollege, Ghent, Belgium
St. Jan Berchmanscollege, Brussels, Belgium
St-Jozefscollege, Aalst, Belgium
St-Jozefscollege, Turnhout, Belgium
Xaveriuscollege, Borgerhout - Antwerp, Belgium
Niels Steensens Gymnasium, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Centre Scolaire Saint-Marc, Lyon, France
Collège La Providence, Amiens, France
Collège Saint-Joseph, Rheims, France
Ecole de Provence, Marseilles, France
Ecole Saint-Stanislas, Toulouse, France
Etablissement Saint-Louis-de-Gonzague, Paris, France
Etablissement Scolaire Saint-Joseph-de-Tivoli, Bordeaux, France
Externat Saint-Michel, St-Etienne, France
La Caousou, Toulouse, France
Lycée Privé Le Marais, St-Etienne, France
Lycée Privé St-Joseph, Avignon, France
Notre-Dame de Sainte-Croix Lycée et Ecole Privés Catholiques, Le Mans, France
Aloisiuskolleg, Bonn, Germany
Canisius-Kolleg (Gymnasium), Berlin, Germany
Kolleg St. Blasien, St. Blasien, Germany
Sankt Ansgar Schule, Hamburg, German
Campion House College, Isleworth, Middlesex, England
Mount St. Mary's College, Spinkhill, Sheffield, England
St Ignatius College, Turkey Street, Enfield, Middlesex, England
St. John's Beaumont, Old Windsor, Berkshire, England.
St. Aloysius' College Music School, Glasgow, Scotland.
Stonyhurst College, Stonyhurst, Lancashire, England
Wimbledon College, London, England
Collegio S. Ignazio, Messina, Sicily
Istituto Di Cagno-Abbrescia, Bari, Italy
Centro Educativo Ignaziano (CEI), Palermo, Italy
Istituto Leone XIII, Milan, Italy
Istituto Massimo, Rome-EUR, Italy
Istituto Pontano, Naples, Italy
Istituto Sociale, Turin, Italy.
Kauno Jezuitu, Gimnazija, Kaunas, Lithuania
Vilniaus Jezuitu Gimnazija (Vilnius Jesuit High School), Vilnius, Lithuania
St. Aloysius' College, Birkirkara, Malta
Jesuit High School, Gdynia, Poland.
Jesuit High Schools in Portugal.
Colegio Inmaculada PP Jesuitas, Gijón, Asturias, Spain.
Colegio Nuestra Señora del Recuerdo, Madrid, Spain
Colexio Apóstol Santiago, Vigo, Spain.

Africa /Middle East
Lycée Du Saint-Ésprit, Bujumbura, Burundi
Collège Libermann, Douala-Alwa, Cameroon
Collège Charles-Lwange, Sarh, Chad
Collège de la Sainte Famille, Cairo, Egypt
Collège Notre Dame de Jamhour, Jamhour, Lebanon.
Collège Saint Grégoire, Beirut, Lebanon
Loyola Jesuit College, Abuja, Nigeria.
Collège Inyemeramihigo, Giseny, Rwanda
Canisius Secondary School, Chisekesi, Zambia
St. George's College, Causeway, Harare, Zimbabwe
St. Ignatius College, Chisipite, Harare, Zimbabwe

Asia / Pacific
Saint Ignatius College, Adelaide, S.A., Australia
St Ignatius' College, Riverview, Sydney, N.S.W., Australia
St. Aloysius' College, Sydney, N.S.W., Australia
Xavier College, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
Ponape Agricultural and Trade School (PATS), Ponape (Pohnpei), Federated States of Micronesia.
Xavier High School, Chuuk, Federated States of Micronesia
Wah Yan College, Hong Kong
Wah Yan College, Kowloon
A.K.J.M. High School, Kanjirapally, Kerala, India
Campion School, Arera Colony, Bhopal
Catholic Ashram School, Bhadaninagar, Hazaribagh
Catholic High School, Ara, Bojpur
De Britto Higher Secondary School, Devakottai, Tamil Nadu
De Nobili School, Dhanbad
Dnyanamata Vidyalaya, Sangamner, Ahmednagar
Gnanmata Adivasi High School, Tai Talasari, Thane
Holy Family High School, Andheri East, Bombay
Khrist Raja High School, Bettiah, Bihar
Loyola High School, Kalena Agrahara, Bangalore
Loyola High School, Jarunbagarm Andhra
Loyola High School, Margao, Goa
Loyola High School, Pune, Mahrashtra
Loyola High School, Ranchi, Bihar
Loyola High School, Vinukonda, Andhra Pradesh
Loyola Higher Secondary School, Raigarh, Madhya Pradesh
Loyola Public School, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh
Loyola School, Kohima, Nagaland
Loyola School, Jamshedpur, Bihar
Loyola School, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
Prabodhan Vidyalaya, Nashik, Maharashtra
Rosary English High School, Kolhapur, Maharashtra
Rosary High School, Vadodara, Gujarat
Shantiniketan High School, Surat, Gujarat
St. Aloysius' High School, Kurseong, Darjeeling, West Bengal
St. Arulanandar Higher Secondary School, Ramanathapuram, Tamil Nadu
St. Britto High School, Mapuca, Goa
St. Ignatius' High School, W. Dinajpur Dt., West Bengal
St. Ignatius' High School, Gurnia Dt., Bihar
St. John Berchman's High School, Tinpahar, Bihar
St. John's High School, Ranchi, Bihar
St. John of the Cross High School, Sanquelim, Goa
St. Joseph's Boys High School, Calicut
St. Joseph's College High School, North Point, Darjeeling
St. Joseph's College Higher Secondary School, Tiruchirapalli, Tamil Nadu
St. Joseph's High School, Hassan
St. Joseph's High School, Baramulla, Kashmir
St. Joseph's High School, Kozhikode, Kerala
St. Joseph's High School, Palamau Dt., Bihar
St. Joseph's High School, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
St. Joseph's High School, Vododara, Gujarat
St. Joseph's Indian High School, Bangalore
St. Joseph's Night High School, Pune
St. Lawrence High School, Calcutta, West Bengal
St. Mary's Higher Secondary School, Dindigul, Tamil Nadu
St. Mary's High School - Smatoli, Gumia Dt., Bihar
St. Mary's High School, Bombay
St. Mary's High School, Madurai, Tamil Nadu
St. Mary's School, Kheda Dt., Gujarat
St. Michael's Anglo-Indian School, Kannur, Kerala
St. Michael's High School, Patna, Bihar
St. Patrick's High School, Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh
St. Paul's High School, Belgaum, Karnataka
St. Paul School, Raghabpur, West Bengal
St. Peter's Higher Secondary School, Gayaganga, West Bengal
St. Robert's Higher Secondary School, Darjeeling, West Bengal
St. Robert's High School, Hazaribagh, Bihar
St. Stanislaus' High School, Patratoli, Bihar
St. Stanislaus' High School, Bandra West, Bombay
St. Vincent's High School, Pune, Mahrashtra
St. Xavier's Boys Academy, Bombay
St. Xavier's Collegiate School, Calcutta, West Bengal
St. Xavier's Higher Secondary School, Surguja Dt., Madhya Pradesh
St. Xavier's Higher Secondary School, Palayamkottai, Tamil Nadu
St. Xavier's High School, Ahmedabad, Gujarat
St. Xavier's High School, Anand, Kheda Dt.
St. Xavier's High School, Bharuch, Gujarat
St. Xavier's High School, Bombay
St. Xavier's High School, Chaibasa, Bihar
St. Xavier's High School, Gandhinagar, Gujarat
St. Xavier's High School, Kolhapur, Maharashtra
St. Xavier's High School, Manikpur
St. Xavier's High School, Manmad, Mahrashtra
St. Xavier's High School, Nasik Road, Mahrashtra
St. Xavier's High School, Bundu, Ranchi Dt.
St. Xavier's High School, Sabakhanta Dt., Gujarat
St. Xavier's High School, Suryapet, Andhra Pradesh
St. Xavier's Higher Secondary School, Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu
St. Xavier's Night High School, Bombay
St. Xavier's School, Behror, Rajasthan
St. Xavier's School, Bokaro Steel City, Bihar
St. Xavier's School, Burdwan, West Bengal
St. Xavier's School, Delhi
St. Xavier's School, Durgapur, Bengal
St. Xavier's School, Midnapore Dt., West Bengal
St. Xavier's School, Hazaribagh, Bihar
St. Xavier's School, Jaipur, Rajasthan
St. Xavier's School, Patna, Bihar
St. Xavier's School, Ranchi
St. Xavier's School, Sahibganj, Bihar
St. Xavier's School, Surat, Gujarat
St. Xavier's School, Nesargi, Karnataka
Kolese de Britto, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Kolese Kanisius, Jakarta, Indonesia
Pastoran Loyola, Semarang, Jawa Tengah, Indonesia
Eiko Gakuen High School, Kamakura-shi, Japan
Hiroshima Gakuin, Hiroshima-shi, Japan
Rokko Gakuin, Kobe-shi, Japan
Taisei Kotto Gakko, Fukuoka-shi, Japan
Colégio Estrela do Mar, Macao
Colégio Mateus Ricci, Macao
Instituto D. Melchior Carneiro, S.J., Macao
St. Xavier's School, Kathmandu, Nepal
Ateneo de Davao University High School, Davao City, Philippines
Ateneo de Manila, Manila, Philippines
Ateneo de Naga, Naga City, Philippines
Ateneo de Zamboanga, Zamboanga City, Philippines
Sacred Heart School, Cebú City, Philippines
Xavier School, Manila, Philippines
Xavier University High School, Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines
Santa Maria, Iloilo, Philippines
St. Ignatius' High School, Taipei hsien, Taiwan

THE WORLD IS GETTING BLUER AND BLUER.

IT'S A BEAUTIFUL WORLD, ISN'T IT?

We believe. We don't merely achieve. We excel.

Win or lose, it's the school we choose.

THE ATENEAN TRADITION OF SERVICE AND EXCELLENCE LIVES ON..........

Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.......Forever

WE ARE THE WORLD!!!!!


______________END OF QUOTE__________________



Don't worry, FBE. You have your heroes Rico Yan, MacMac Cardona, and Mike Cortez (if ever he graduates) to be proud of. In addition, Gary V and Edu Manzano are still going strong. :lol:

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Hey archie_tuberculosis you forgot to paste your alleged blue eagle picture of an American bald "black" eagle in that lengthy post of yours! :lol:

Don't tell me that you are so stupid that you cannot figure if its really black or blue that you went insane and because of your incompetence you just decided to remove that picture. And where the hell is Mark Jimenez? :lol:

And by the way archie, do you think its too early to lie this year? Why not revise your post to something like this:

THE ATENEO: A TRADITION OF UNSURPASSED STUPIDITY.


ATENEANS ARE STUPID !!! THAT'S THE GENERAL RULE !!!


Mas SWAK di ba?
:lol:

[jepwi]

hahaha, fried blue eagle, come on.

puro mark* jimenez na lang sinasabi mo! ehehe... come to think of it, basahin mo *** pinost before your recent one.... INDI LANG NAMAN si JIMENEZ ang alumnus ng Ateneo de Manila no. haaalooos lahat nga ng cabinet secretaries, presidents, and ofcourse heroes of the philippines e galing sa Ateneo. ***** may mga nabibilang na ****... pero indi lahat....

Compare a Lasallian's attitude sa isang Atenean.... Maybe indi mo lang alam ang attitude ng isang atenista kasi lasalista ka... ;) I experienced HOW to be both... heehhe... I really regret transferring to De La Salle Zobel.

hmm.. kung may choice lang talaga ako nun, I'd rather stay in Loyola Heights rather than in Ayala Alabang....

***** indi mo lang kilala *** mga alumni ng ateneo... hehehehe.. ang kilala mo lang ata e sila Mark Jimenez at *** iba pang mga ****** atenista. COME ON, wala bang ****** lasalista? Hehehe... c Raymart lasalista diba? Wala lang!

(I'm not in favor sa Ateneo o sa La Salle, but I think, mali namang sabihin mong STUPIDO ang mga atenista..... Have a glance sa list ng mga SUCCESSFUL ATENEAN LEADERS.. SUCCESSFUL ha, indi ****.)

PEACE! :D

[hehehe ayan ha... Mark na! hehe :D]

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by jepwi
hahaha, fried blue eagle, come on.

puro mike jimenez na lang sinasabi mo! ehehe... come to think of it, basahin mo *** pinost before your recent one.... INDI LANG NAMAN si JIMENEZ ang alumnus ng Ateneo de Manila no. haaalooos lahat nga ng cabinet secretaries, presidents, and ofcourse heroes of the philippines e galing sa Ateneo. ***** may mga nabibilang na ****... pero indi lahat....

Compare a Lasallian's attitude sa isang Atenean.... Maybe indi mo lang alam ang attitude ng isang atenista kasi lasalista ka... ;) I experienced HOW to be both... heehhe... I really regret transferring to De La Salle Zobel.

hmm.. kung may choice lang talaga ako nun, I'd rather stay in Loyola Heights rather than in Ayala Alabang....

***** indi mo lang kilala *** mga alumni ng ateneo... hehehehe.. ang kilala mo lang ata e sila Mark Jimenez at *** iba pang mga ****** atenista. COME ON, wala bang ****** lasalista? Hehehe... c Raymart lasalista diba? Wala lang!

(I'm not in favor sa Ateneo o sa La Salle, but I think, mali namang sabihin mong STUPIDO ang mga atenista..... Have a glance sa list ng mga SUCCESSFUL ATENEAN LEADERS.. SUCCESSFUL ha, indi ****.

PEACE! :D

Hahahahaha kid! You make me laugh with your innocence! Anyway I will let it go since you are just a HS stud and its not my forte to stoop down your level. Just tell me if you choose to be an atenean so we can start our business ok? :lol:

Anyway I'm sure all the taeneans, specially the super fool archer_nemesis, will like your post. They will consder it a treasure for they have a new ally. Don't be sarcastic with your last remark its beyond obvious that you are pro-admu.

As for your perception of those universities based from your HS experience, I'm telling you as early as now that HS and College life are very different! And like what I've said before set the triviliaties aside you don't want to sound like archer_nemesis right?

Anyway who is Mike Jimenez? :lol:

Kids aren't they lovable? :lol:

[jepwi]

hay nako.. bahala na nga kayong mga lasalista at atenista dyan.. HAHAHA!!

mag-pe-perpetual na lang ako!! wahahahahahahahaha

haaay.. yep, alam kong ibang iba na ang college sa high school (malamang.)

errr.... ah basta, mag de-decide na lang ako pag lumabas na ang results!!! ;)

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by jepwi
mag-pe-perpetual na lang ako!! wahahahahahahahaha



Why are you laughing? Don't you know that Perpetual is even a better school than the overrated duh ateneo? :lol:

And did you ever wonder why our country is deep down below the gutter in all aspects may it be economic, political, athletics, showbiz, etc.?
Ever wonder why our country don't achieve anything more than winning billiard tournaments?
Ever wonder why there are so many people dying from hunger, poverty, and strife?
Ever wonder why graft and corruption is so rampant among government officials?

Wonder anymore just check archer_nemesis lengthy post and see for yourself why our country is deep down below the gutter like ateneo's overall standing in the UAAP.

The Philippines is a perfect example of a country ruined by corrupt impotent fools running a government. And if you wonder who are those I’m referring to try checking archer_nemesis post again.

Yup those people are successful. They are successful in getting rich and of course in ruining the country. If that is what you consider successful, then wonder no more study at that vile place found along the polluted Katipunan avenue, the one that looks like a chicken stable and an asylum for mentally deranged people.

And if you wonder why Katipunan avenue is so polluted, don’t point blankly blame the huge gargantuan volume of cars passing by that place, also blame the fact that ateneans are so sweaty and stinky when ever they go out after class that they spread some pungent indescribable body odor all over the area. Just try getting close to Enrico Villanueva and see what I mean. Try putting them in an air-conditioned room tignan mo kung di sisipunin tong mga atenistang to! Palibhasa di sanay! :lol:

And lastly, I DO AGREE WITH ARCHER_NEMESIS! I know its kinda shocking but its TRUE. I agree with him when he said:

"THE WORLD IS GETTING BLUER AND BLUER".

Yup the world, specially the Philippines is getting bluer and bluer.

No wonder we are deep down in the gutter.
No wonder why the Philippines is a desperate and a destitute place to live.

Although the next line to his post in reference to what I’ve quoted is really sickening stupid.
Only an atenean will say something masochistically stupid such as living in a desperate and destitute (BLUE) country as something beautiful.

The Philippines will always be BLUE unless it moves to a GREENER PASTURE. :lol:

[criticguy]

Originally posted by FRIEDBLUEEAGLE


It seems na talagang napipikon kana idol!

Tsk tsk tsk! Kawawa kanaman kasisimula palang ng taon pikon ka na agad.

Tsk tsk tsk. Kawawa kanaman.

Bobo na kawawa pa. San ka pa lulugar? E mukhang wala ring pumapansin sa iyo sa bahay. Tsk tsk tsk.

And I'm not fooling anyone I'm not from ateneo remember so why the hell would I do that. Only ateneans do that. Want to talk about Mark Jimenez? One of the greatest atenean of all time. :lol:


:lol: and the old Poohkielakie's alibi are here again!

nag-out of town pala ako with my frens kaya ngayon lang ako reply. bad trip nga eh, nasiraan kami. pero enjoy naman kami. :lol:

tsk.. tak.. tsk... ka nga idol . mahina pala "comprehension mo "..

paano mo naman nasabi na pikon ako? as usual, alibi mo yan di ba? mas bopol ka talaga sa akin. walang "strategy, kaya palagi nabubuking. :lol:

who told you that you're from Ateneo? you must be proud that you're from La Salle. Don't deny the fact, idol! halata masyado. :lol:

anyway, hinihintay ko lang kung kelan maclosed ang thread na 'to.

:lol:

PEACE

[criticguy]

Originally posted by FRIEDBLUEEAGLE


Why are you laughing? Don't you know that Perpetual is even a better school than the overrated duh ateneo?

And did you ever wonder why our country is deep down below the gutter in all aspects may it be economic, political, athletics, showbiz, etc.?
Ever wonder why our country don't achieve anything more than winning billiard tournaments?
Ever wonder why there are so many people dying from hunger, poverty, and strife?
Ever wonder why graft and corruption is so rampant among government officials?

Wonder anymore just check archer_nemesis lengthy post and see for yourself why our country is deep down below the gutter like ateneo's overall standing in the UAAP.

The Philippines is a perfect example of a country ruined by corrupt impotent fools running a government. And if you wonder who are those I’m referring to try checking archer_nemesis post again.

Yup those people are successful. They are successful in getting rich and of course in ruining the country. If that is what you consider successful, then wonder no more study at that vile place found along the polluted Katipunan avenue, the one that looks like a chicken stable and an asylum for mentally deranged people.

And if you wonder why Katipunan avenue is so polluted, don’t point blankly blame the huge gargantuan volume of cars passing by that place, also blame the fact that ateneans are so sweaty and stinky when ever they go out after class that they spread some pungent indescribable body odor all over the area. Just try getting close to Enrico Villanueva and see what I mean. Try putting them in an air-conditioned room tignan mo kung di sisipunin tong mga atenistang to! Palibhasa di sanay!

And lastly, I DO AGREE WITH ARCHER_NEMESIS! I know its kinda shocking but its TRUE. I agree with him when he said:

"THE WORLD IS GETTING BLUER AND BLUER".

Yup the world, specially the Philippines is getting bluer and bluer.

No wonder we are deep down in the gutter.
No wonder why the Philippines is a desperate and a destitute place to live.

Although the next line to his post in reference to what I’ve quoted is really sickening stupid.
Only an atenean will say something masochistically stupid such as living in a desperate and destitute (BLUE) country as something beautiful.

The Philippines will always be BLUE unless it moves to a GREENER PASTURE. :lol:

wow, can't believe it. insecure pala si idol sa mga Ateneans.

Do your homework first. :lol:

ehh, ikaw, ano na ba ang naitulong mo sa bansa? :lol:

idol ayaw ko ng "bad works ng mga La Sallians. kaya pls enumerate naman lahat na "good works" ng La Sallians...

it seems sinasabi mo na magaling talaga ang isang "La Sallian".

saludo talaga ako dyan, d ba idol?

:lol: :lol:

PEACE

[tesseract]

Sorry, but I'm not disillusioned.

Illusions? Read: M-C-O.

Since we're all talking about alumni, let's look at Danding Cojuangco, certified Erap crony, and Bro. Andrew Gonzales, who needed so much comfort in his noble effort to uplift education that went on an Expedition.

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by criticguy


wow, can't believe it. insecure pala si idol sa mga Ateneans.

Do your homework first. :lol:

ehh, ikaw, ano na ba ang naitulong mo sa bansa? :lol:

idol ayaw ko ng "bad works ng mga La Sallians. kaya pls enumerate naman lahat na "good works" ng La Sallians...

it seems sinasabi mo na magaling talaga ang isang "La Sallian".

saludo talaga ako dyan, d ba idol?

:lol: :lol:

PEACE

How did I became insecure basing from that reply? It seems like you are the one who really needs to do his homework first. Why not start with the most recent most perfect atenean Mark Jimenez then work yourself down the ladder. And hindi ko sinasabing magaling talaga ang isang La Salista dahil kahit di ko sabihin magaling talaga sila. :lol:

Wag ka kasing pikon idol! Kung ano ano na sinasabi mo e! Napaghahalata kana! Tsk tsk tsk! :lol:

[criticguy]

Originally posted by FRIEDBLUEEAGLE


How did I became insecure basing from that reply? It seems like you are the one who really needs to do his homework first. Why not start with the most recent most perfect atenean Mark Jimenez then work yourself down the ladder. And hindi ko sinasabing magaling talaga ang isang La Salista dahil kahit di ko sabihin magaling talaga sila. :lol:

Wag ka kasing pikon idol! Kung ano ano na sinasabi mo e! Napaghahalata kana! Tsk tsk tsk! :lol:

cge nga!

tingnan ko nga kung hindi ka pikon
:lol:

ahhh, hindi nga!

:lol:

PEACE

[jepwi]

ay si cojuangco at andrew gonzales... lasalista pala.. heheh... may expedition nga pala yon...

come to think of it, kung may mark jimenez ang teneo, meron din cyempre la salle? *** kaya.. hmmmm :rolleyes:

kelan kaya ma-ko-close thread na 'to? indi ko kasi madelete *** post ko eh! ehehehehe...

is Perpetual better than Ateneo? come on!

peace :)

[criticguy]

Originally posted by jepwi

is Perpetual better than Ateneo? come on!

peace :)

who said? my idol? FRIEDBLUEEAGLE
you must believe him.

yup, perpetual is definitely better tha Ateneo according to FRIEDBLUEEAGLE.

jepwi, hindi yan joke.

any more?

:lol: :lol: :lol:

PEACE

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by jepwi

is Perpetual better than Ateneo? come on!

peace :)

Yup definitely.

Even PSBA, FEATI, or TIP can kick ateneo's sore ^ss anytime in terms of academic quality and lots more.

In college and in real life we have what we call overrated people/institution/places/etc and guess what ateneo is one of them. :lol:

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by criticguy


who said? my idol? FRIEDBLUEEAGLE
you must believe him.

yup, perpetual is definitely better tha Ateneo according to FRIEDBLUEEAGLE.

jepwi, hindi yan joke.

any more?

:lol: :lol: :lol:

PEACE

See jepwi what I mean. :lol:

[criticguy]

see jepwi what I mean?

believe my idol

:lol: :lol: :lol:

PEACE

[criticguy]

Originally posted by FRIEDBLUEEAGLE


Yup definitely.

Even PSBA, FEATI, or TIP can kick ateneo's sore ^ss anytime in terms of academic quality and lots more.

In college and in real life we have what we call overrated people/institution/places/etc and guess what ateneo is one of them. :lol:

Thabks for the info.

:rotflmao:

PEACE

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by criticguy


Thabks for the info.

:rotflmao:

PEACE

Wow you must be really smart!
Wow you must be really something!
Wow you must be really an atenean!
Wow you cannot even spell the word THANKS correctly! :lol:

[criticguy]

Originally posted by FRIEDBLUEEAGLE


Wow you must be really smart!
Wow you must be really something!
Wow you must be really an atenean!
Wow you cannot even spell the word THANKS correctly! :lol:

just as I thought .

now, whos ****?

you must be really smark
you must be really something
you must be really a parasite este La Sallite

:lol: :lol: :lol:

PEACE

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by criticguy


just as I thought .

now, whos ****?

you must be really smark
you must be really something
you must be really a parasite este La Sallite

:lol: :lol: :lol:

PEACE

Is it April 1 already? Why can I see a fool roaming around PEX. Paging idol criticguy! Wag ka kasing pikon. Aminin ang pagkakamali. Para kang si Nani Perez at si Mark Jimenez e! Wag ka sanang mapipikon baka ipaclose mo nanaman kasi tong thread na to. Bakit ka nga pala pikon? Siguro tutularan mo yung isang atenista na naunahan lang sa parking space e pinatay na yung buntis na asawa nung driver na nauna sa parking space. Tandaan ang pikon ay laging atenista... este talo! :lol:

[criticguy]

Originally posted by FRIEDBLUEEAGLE


Is it April 1 already? Why can I see a fool roaming around PEX. Paging idol criticguy! Wag ka kasing pikon. Aminin ang pagkakamali. Para kang si Nani Perez at si Mark Jimenez e! Wag ka sanang mapipikon baka ipaclose mo nanaman kasi tong thread na to. Bakit ka nga pala pikon? Siguro tutularan mo yung isang atenista na naunahan lang sa parking space e pinatay na yung buntis na asawa nung driver na nauna sa parking space. Tandaan ang pikon ay laging atenista... este talo! :lol:

:lol: :lol:

idol bakit ka ba pikon? and it seems na talunan ka yata eh. ayaw mo na magreply! aminin.

showbiz na showbiiz talaga ang dating mo, updated and outdated, grabe.

:lol:
grabe nga ang pagkapikon ko ehhh.... hindi mo yata masense

:lol:

PEACE

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by criticguy


:lol: :lol:

idol bakit ka ba pikon? and it seems na talunan ka yata eh. ayaw mo na magreply! aminin.

showbiz na showbiiz talaga ang dating mo, updated and outdated, grabe.

:lol:
grabe nga ang pagkapikon ko ehhh.... hindi mo yata masense

:lol:

PEACE

Nakakaawa ka na talaga idol?

Wala ka bang pangtuition kaya ka nagkakaganyan? Pwede kitang pahiramin kung gusto mo. Gusto mo magdonate rin ako ng aircon sa classroom niyo? Ang babaho niyo na kasi dahil sa mga pawisin kayo e tawas lang ata gamit niyo.

O talagang crush mo lang ako?

Anyway paalala ko lang lagi na ANG PIKON AY LAGING ATENISTA... ESTE TALO PALA.

Halatang halata kana! Kunwari di pikon! Kunwari di siya si poohkielakie! :lol:

Anyway pa-kiss raw sabi ni Betong!

Thabks! --> Ganda ng pauso mo! The next Boy Abunda ka na talaga! KaBERKS mo ba yun? :lol:

PEACE!


P.S.

Ang PIKON AY LAGING TALO. Kaya di ka sana napipikon sa akin master!

[jtwothree]

Originally posted by FRIEDBLUEEAGLE


Nakakaawa ka na talaga idol?

Wala ka bang pangtuition kaya ka nagkakaganyan? Pwede kitang pahiramin kung gusto mo. Gusto mo magdonate rin ako ng aircon sa classroom niyo? Ang babaho niyo na kasi dahil sa mga pawisin kayo e tawas lang ata gamit niyo.

O talagang crush mo lang ako?

Anyway paalala ko lang lagi na ANG PIKON AY LAGING ATENISTA... ESTE TALO PALA.

Halatang halata kana! Kunwari di pikon! Kunwari di siya si poohkielakie! :lol:

Anyway pa-kiss raw sabi ni Betong!

Thabks! --> Ganda ng pauso mo! The next Boy Abunda ka na talaga! KaBERKS mo ba yun? :lol:

PEACE!


P.S.

Ang PIKON AY LAGING TALO. Kaya di ka sana napipikon sa akin master!

[criticguy]

Originally posted by FRIEDBLUEEAGLE


Nakakaawa ka na talaga idol?

Wala ka bang pangtuition kaya ka nagkakaganyan? Pwede kitang pahiramin kung gusto mo. Gusto mo magdonate rin ako ng aircon sa classroom niyo? Ang babaho niyo na kasi dahil sa mga pawisin kayo e tawas lang ata gamit niyo.

O talagang crush mo lang ako?

Anyway paalala ko lang lagi na ANG PIKON AY LAGING ATENISTA... ESTE TALO PALA.

Halatang halata kana! Kunwari di pikon! Kunwari di siya si poohkielakie! :lol:

Anyway pa-kiss raw sabi ni Betong!

Thabks! --> Ganda ng pauso mo! The next Boy Abunda ka na talaga! KaBERKS mo ba yun? :lol:

PEACE!


P.S.

Ang PIKON AY LAGING TALO. Kaya di ka sana napipikon sa akin master!

ok pala pauso mo idol . kilala mo pala si Poohkielakie ? touch naman ako.

yan ba ang latest sa showbis ngyon? naks na naks talaga! :lol:

dapat sana bigyan ako ng show, suggest ka nga ng title!

si boy abunda? wow ha!

si bentong? hindi mo ba alam na kamukha ko? :lol:

wala na pala ako pera, magkano **** mong ibigay, galante ka siguro idol noh?

:lol: :lol: :lol:

ang pikon ay laging talo

nakakapikon naman si idol tlaga.


PEACE

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by criticguy


ok pala pauso mo idol . kilala mo pala si Poohkielakie ? touch naman ako.

yan ba ang latest sa showbis ngyon? naks na naks talaga! :lol:

dapat sana bigyan ako ng show, suggest ka nga ng title!

si boy abunda? wow ha!

si bentong? hindi mo ba alam na kamukha ko? :lol:

wala na pala ako pera, magkano **** mong ibigay, galante ka siguro idol noh?

:lol: :lol: :lol:

ang pikon ay laging talo

PEACE


Diba ikaw si poohkielakie? bakit mo pinapasa sa akin?

Nahiya pa tong master ko aminin!


Di mo na kelangan ng show sumali kanalang sa BERKS samahan mo nalang yung mga idol mo.

At ***** ka ba talaga? Bentong ba sinabi ko dun? Sa sobrang bobo mo ata e di ka na rin marunong magbasa. O dahil sa sobrang pikon lang yan?

Wag mo naman kasi ipahalata. Imbes na gamitin mo tong perang ipapalimos ko sa iyo sa tuition e baka sa pagpapagamot ng utak mo nalang to gamitin. Sayang isang term nalang e bobo ka na talaga. Wag pikon ha.

Anyway idol, Merry Christmas sa iyo! Di ka lang idol! Master ka pa!

Teka bakit ka nga pala pikon?

PEACE! :lol:

P.S.

Mali ata na post mo sa reply mo dapat ganito.. Ang pikon ay laging atenista... este talo.

[one_big_fart]

FRIEDBLUEEAGLE:

Dont you notice that everywhere you go, nandyan si criticguy? Sa tingin ko may crush yan sa yo. Its really true, dami talagang bakla sa TAENEO. His name should be criticgay! :lol: :lol:

Try to understand him ah este her pala. Being a gay that he is, his situation is indeed critical! yukyukyuk! :lol: :lol:

One Big Fart!!!

[criticguy]

Originally posted by FRIEDBLUEEAGLE



Diba ikaw si poohkielakie? bakit mo pinapasa sa akin?

Nahiya pa tong master ko aminin!

uuyy, ako si Poohkielakie? o cge, sabi mo eh! PROBLEMA BA YUN??? :lol:


Di mo na kelangan ng show sumali kanalang sa BERKS samahan mo nalang yung mga idol mo.

paano yan, mas **** ko ng sariling show mura lang talent fee ko P1M este 1 peso lang, pambili ng candy


At ***** ka ba talaga? Bentong ba sinabi ko dun? Sa sobrang bobo mo ata e di ka na rin marunong magbasa. O dahil sa sobrang pikon lang yan?

ayyy! mali ba? sorry . wag ka na magalit ha? pleaseeee.. :D

bobo kasi ako, ***** pa!

Wag mo naman kasi ipahalata. Imbes na gamitin mo tong perang ipapalimos ko sa iyo sa tuition e baka sa pagpapagamot ng utak mo nalang to gamitin. Sayang isang term nalang e bobo ka na talaga. Wag pikon ha.

o cge, sabi mo eh! good idea.


:lol: :lol: :lol:

Anyway idol, Merry Christmas sa iyo! Di ka lang idol! Master ka pa!

ay! christmas pa pala sa inyo idol . ehhh, meri krismas din!

okey ba?

Teka bakit ka nga pala pikon?

PIKOON BA KA MO??? PAANO KASI NAND2 KA :lol:


Mali ata na post mo sa reply mo dapat ganito.. Ang pikon ay laging atenista... este talo.

EYESEE.

ang pikon ay laging Atenista
ang *****-***** ko talaga.

PEACE

[criticguy]

Originally posted by one_big_fart
FRIEDBLUEEAGLE:

Dont you notice that everywhere you go, nandyan si criticguy? Sa tingin ko may crush yan sa yo. Its really true, dami talagang bakla sa TAENEO. His name should be criticgay! :lol: :lol:

Try to understand him ah este her pala. Being a gay that he is, his situation is indeed critical! yukyukyuk! :lol: :lol:

One Big Fart!!!


nand2 ka rin!

full support ka kay idol? baka sisikat ako dyan?

wish ko lang, magkaroon ako ng sariling show.

:lol:
:lol:
:lol:

PEACE

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by criticguy



nand2 ka rin!

full support ka kay idol? baka sisikat ako dyan?

wish ko lang, magkaroon ako ng sariling show.

:lol:
:lol:
:lol:

PEACE

ako naman ang wish ko sa iyo e sana wag kang pikon. nahahalata ang pagiging atenista mo e. kung gusto mo magkashow bakit ayaw mo lapitan si showbiz priest malalakad ka nun for sure! :lol:

PAALALA: ANG PIKON AY LAGING ATENISTA... ESTE TALO.

[criticguy]

Originally posted by FRIEDBLUEEAGLE


ako naman ang wish ko sa iyo e sana wag kang pikon. nahahalata ang pagiging atenista mo e. kung gusto mo magkashow bakit ayaw mo lapitan si showbiz priest malalakad ka nun for sure! :lol:

PAALALA: ANG PIKON AY LAGING ATENISTA... ESTE TALO.

sorry idol yung wish mo hindi matutupad dahil sa ngayon pa lang pikon na pikon na ako ...

yung wish ko, kung tulungan mo ako, matutupad pa siguro, kung ayaw mo, di bale na lang.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

PEACE

ang pikon ay laging talo este Atenista pala. :D

[FRIEDBLUEEAGLE]

Originally posted by criticguy


sorry idol yung wish mo hindi matutupad dahil sa ngayon pa lang pikon na pikon na ako ...

yung wish ko, kung tulungan mo ako, matutupad pa siguro, kung ayaw mo, di bale na lang.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

PEACE

ang pikon ay laging talo este Atenista pala. :D

Sige master tutulungan kita pero pag ako tumulong sa iyo hangang Paco park lang mararating mo baka sumayaw kalang dun kasama mga ita (kapamilya mo ba yun?). Pero kung lalapit ka kay showbiz priest e nako gwapong gwapo dating mo sigurado ma eextra ka sa isang show sa a(teneo)BS-CBN. San mo gusto sa the Buzz? Sigurado maipapasok ka ni showbiz priest dun! Alam ko namang yun ang pinakamimithi mo dahil gusto mo na makasama ang pinakakamamahal mong si Gay Abunda yan ha tinama ko na ha.

Wag pikon.... alam kong atenista ka... pero wag kang pikon.

:lol:

[criticguy]

Originally posted by FRIEDBLUEEAGLE


Sige master tutulungan kita pero pag ako tumulong sa iyo hangang Paco park lang mararating mo baka sumayaw kalang dun kasama mga ita (kapamilya mo ba yun?). Pero kung lalapit ka kay showbiz priest e nako gwapong gwapo dating mo sigurado ma eextra ka sa isang show sa a(teneo)BS-CBN. San mo gusto sa the Buzz? Sigurado maipapasok ka ni showbiz priest dun! Alam ko namang yun ang pinakamimithi mo dahil gusto mo na makasama ang pinakakamamahal mong si Gay Abunda yan ha tinama ko na ha.

Wag pikon.... alam kong atenista ka... pero wag kang pikon.

:lol:

ganun ka ba tumulong??? naks naman! :D

ang kulit mo nga idol ... ayaw ko ng paextra-extra, gust ko etcetera este sariling show nga ehhh.

tama ka nga, isasamas ko yung kapamilya ko na mag ita

:lol:

PEACE

"Ang pikon ay laging talo este Atenista pala.

:lol: