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hmmm...i think he did blush after jojo stared back huh..
ALL MANNY EVERYTHING
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Originally Posted by kingcrux31
Are you saying we had a moment?
good job jojo
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I hope it wasn't wrapped around me.
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Originally Posted by kingcrux31
I hope it wasn't wrapped around me.
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Oh her.
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I kid, I kid
RA the Rugged Man is the truth
@ Mayweather saying, "Legacy dont pay light bills"...you alreadyrich!
RA the Rugged Man is the truth
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sabi nila si krista daw eto...anyway congrats pa din manny! hehe
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^ looks like krista ranillo to me..she is covering her face
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It is true that Floyd is kinda hesitant to fight boxers who he thinks will put the "1" on his loss record. He's in the point of hiscareer now that he doesn't care if he won't test himself anymore, as long as he keeps his record clean, and his face unscared. But nobody will talkabout him in years about how good he was..People will only talk about how he runs his mouth,never backs it up when it matters, and his undefeated record thatdon't mean *#!@ if you don't fight the best that is still out there...Originally Posted by pablohoney
reason why floyd doesnt want to fight pacquiao and other fighters... listen to part 2 where mayweather tells that pacman is taking some enhancement drug that is found in the PI. lololol
floyd jr getting owned by Ra the rugged man
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The BEST there IS, the BEST there WAS and the BEST there ever will be.... Wapakman
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Nice pics Sir Jojo =)
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pussyboy fraud gayweather got owned! he's cowardly wise.. just like roy jones but with a mouth of a b"tch
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Originally Posted by jepeh21
sabi nila si krista daw eto...anyway congrats pa din manny! hehe
Manny is indeed Southpaw...
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"Manny is indeed Southpaw..."
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hirap talagang maging sikat. pati yung mga extra curricular activities pinag-uusapan ng bayan. ang malupit nun pati mga lalaki kasama sa chismisan
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hindi na makatiis nakichismis narin
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Originally Posted by kingcrux31
Are you saying we had a moment?
i think we did... or was sit the girl beside me you were having a moment with ???
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Originally Posted by chase on
Originally Posted by kingcrux31
Are you saying we had a moment?
i think we did... or was sit the girl beside me you were having a moment with ???
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Originally Posted by manilaboyxix
hindi na makatiis nakichismis narin
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Would sound stupid or unrealistic but would like to see Pac fight his final bout/bouts here in PI.
Didnt have a chance to see him when he fought here. Sayang
Any where any age. Against anybody.
Didnt have a chance to see him when he fought here. Sayang
Any where any age. Against anybody.
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^i watched some of his fights before..once here in casino filipino..opponent lasted a round or two..bitin pero ang galing..
also way way back in the show "blow by blow" ch13 yata or 9..
also way way back in the show "blow by blow" ch13 yata or 9..
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^I saw him quite a few times when i used to chased his convoy back when lito atienza gave him a heroes welcome
I was lucky enough my work place and home are a stone thrown away from Manila city hall and Quiapo Church.
If he is indeed coming home tomorrow im pretty sure he'll drop by our local church.
It would be nice to see a legend fought in his prime.
I was lucky enough my work place and home are a stone thrown away from Manila city hall and Quiapo Church.
If he is indeed coming home tomorrow im pretty sure he'll drop by our local church.
It would be nice to see a legend fought in his prime.
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i'm sure mommy d wasn't trying to offend anyone 
Mommy Dionisia gets flak for 'Negro' comment
MANILA - A civil rights group has chided Dionisia Pacquiao, mother of famed Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao, for using the word "Negro" in a publicstatement.
The Color People Advancement Community (CPAC), a small Las Vegas-based ethnic rights group, was reacting to statements made by Mrs. Pacquiao after herson's match against Puerto Rican boxer Miguel Cotto at the MGM Grand Arena on November 14.
Pacquiao, along with his entourage, had proceeded to the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino a few blocks away for a post-fight party and mini-concert.
There, Mrs. Pacquiao gave interviews and described her alarm at watching her son fight it out with Cotto for 12 rounds.
Mrs. Pacquiao also thanked all her son's supporters. "Nagpapasalamat ako hindi lang sa mga Pilipino. At pati na rin sa mga Amerikano at mga Negro.(I thank not only the Filipinos, I also thank Americans and Negroes)," she said.
According to reports from the Bandera tabloid and boxing website Philboxing.com, the CPAC in Las Vegas issued a statement asking Mrs. Pacquiao to refrainfrom using politically incorrect words in public "so as not to inflame emotional outrage" from groups in the United States.
Political correctness
CPAC spokesman Rodney Surat Whiterspoon said Mrs. Pacquiao "can be forgiven" for the apparent racial slur since "she appeared to have beendisoriented when she said the word."
"But someone with basic understanding about the proper use of addressing color[ed] people in the United States should educate Madame Pacquiao,"Whiterspoon reportedly said in a press statement on November 16.
The term "Negro" (which means "black" in Spanish and Portuguese) was considered a discriminatory term around the 1960s, around the peakof the African-American civil rights movement that sought to free Blacks from political and social oppression by "the Whites."
In a 1992 study, Tom W. Smith tracked changes in the use of words used to label people of African descent. He found that terms for Blacks shifted from"Colored" to "Negro" to the now commonly accepted terms "Black" and "African American."
Smith said the changes in the use of terms are "attempts by Blacks to redefine themselves and to gain respect and standing in a society that has heldthem to be subordinate and inferior."abs-cbnNEWS.com
Mommy Dionisia gets flak for 'Negro' comment
MANILA - A civil rights group has chided Dionisia Pacquiao, mother of famed Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao, for using the word "Negro" in a publicstatement.
The Color People Advancement Community (CPAC), a small Las Vegas-based ethnic rights group, was reacting to statements made by Mrs. Pacquiao after herson's match against Puerto Rican boxer Miguel Cotto at the MGM Grand Arena on November 14.
Pacquiao, along with his entourage, had proceeded to the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino a few blocks away for a post-fight party and mini-concert.
There, Mrs. Pacquiao gave interviews and described her alarm at watching her son fight it out with Cotto for 12 rounds.
Mrs. Pacquiao also thanked all her son's supporters. "Nagpapasalamat ako hindi lang sa mga Pilipino. At pati na rin sa mga Amerikano at mga Negro.(I thank not only the Filipinos, I also thank Americans and Negroes)," she said.
According to reports from the Bandera tabloid and boxing website Philboxing.com, the CPAC in Las Vegas issued a statement asking Mrs. Pacquiao to refrainfrom using politically incorrect words in public "so as not to inflame emotional outrage" from groups in the United States.
Political correctness
CPAC spokesman Rodney Surat Whiterspoon said Mrs. Pacquiao "can be forgiven" for the apparent racial slur since "she appeared to have beendisoriented when she said the word."
"But someone with basic understanding about the proper use of addressing color[ed] people in the United States should educate Madame Pacquiao,"Whiterspoon reportedly said in a press statement on November 16.
The term "Negro" (which means "black" in Spanish and Portuguese) was considered a discriminatory term around the 1960s, around the peakof the African-American civil rights movement that sought to free Blacks from political and social oppression by "the Whites."
In a 1992 study, Tom W. Smith tracked changes in the use of words used to label people of African descent. He found that terms for Blacks shifted from"Colored" to "Negro" to the now commonly accepted terms "Black" and "African American."
Smith said the changes in the use of terms are "attempts by Blacks to redefine themselves and to gain respect and standing in a society that has heldthem to be subordinate and inferior."abs-cbnNEWS.com
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wowOriginally Posted by alvin314159
i'm sure mommy d wasn't trying to offend anyone
Mommy Dionisia gets flak for 'Negro' comment
MANILA - A civil rights group has chided Dionisia Pacquiao, mother of famed Filipino boxer Manny Pacquiao, for using the word "Negro" in a public statement.
The Color People Advancement Community (CPAC), a small Las Vegas-based ethnic rights group, was reacting to statements made by Mrs. Pacquiao after her son's match against Puerto Rican boxer Miguel Cotto at the MGM Grand Arena on November 14.
Pacquiao, along with his entourage, had proceeded to the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino a few blocks away for a post-fight party and mini-concert.
There, Mrs. Pacquiao gave interviews and described her alarm at watching her son fight it out with Cotto for 12 rounds.
Mrs. Pacquiao also thanked all her son's supporters. "Nagpapasalamat ako hindi lang sa mga Pilipino. At pati na rin sa mga Amerikano at mga Negro. (I thank not only the Filipinos, I also thank Americans and Negroes)," she said.
According to reports from the Bandera tabloid and boxing website Philboxing.com, the CPAC in Las Vegas issued a statement asking Mrs. Pacquiao to refrain from using politically incorrect words in public "so as not to inflame emotional outrage" from groups in the United States.
Political correctness
CPAC spokesman Rodney Surat Whiterspoon said Mrs. Pacquiao "can be forgiven" for the apparent racial slur since "she appeared to have been disoriented when she said the word."
"But someone with basic understanding about the proper use of addressing color[ed] people in the United States should educate Madame Pacquiao," Whiterspoon reportedly said in a press statement on November 16.
The term "Negro" (which means "black" in Spanish and Portuguese) was considered a discriminatory term around the 1960s, around the peak of the African-American civil rights movement that sought to free Blacks from political and social oppression by "the Whites."
In a 1992 study, Tom W. Smith tracked changes in the use of words used to label people of African descent. He found that terms for Blacks shifted from "Colored" to "Negro" to the now commonly accepted terms "Black" and "African American."
Smith said the changes in the use of terms are "attempts by Blacks to redefine themselves and to gain respect and standing in a society that has held them to be subordinate and inferior."abs-cbnNEWS.com
