"Glad I could help...I guess."
Greetings from Manila
Good day Gents!
I have been reading articles on this site since 2009 and it is only lately that I had time to actually join the group.
Well, I am L De Guzman, an artist based in Manila, the Philippines. You can check out my work at the following links:
http://ldeguzman.wordpress.com/
https://twitter.com/ldeguzmanpintor
http://www.facebook.com/leodigariodeguzman
Again, AoM is a great resource for all manly concerns and needs.
In my opinion, the world, with its present trends and affairs, needs more men now than ever - real men.
Cheers! Hasta siempre!
Tags: de, guzman, introduction, l, manila, philippines
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Permalink Reply by L De Guzmán on -
Thank you Dennard.
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Permalink Reply by Sean O' on -
Magandang Gabi and Mabuyhay!
I apologize, but that's about the extent of my Tagalog. I am very out of practice. I visit Manila at least once a year. Welcome to the forum.
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Permalink Reply by L De Guzmán on
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That is great Tagalog Sean O'! Give me a ring (message) when you plan on visiting Manila, friend. Cheers!
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Permalink Reply by Sean O' on
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Will do! It will probably be a little while. Next trip should be looking for a house to lease in Cebu!
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Permalink Reply by L De Guzmán on
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Sure. I can help you with that, got friends in Cebu.
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Permalink Reply by R.J. Bonalba on -
Welcome, fellow Filipino!
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Permalink Reply by L De Guzmán on
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Salamat Kababayan!
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Permalink Reply by Felix Turner on -
Kamusta Brad! Nakatira ako sa Laguna dalawang taon! nag-visit ako sa manila maraming basis, mas maganda sa laguna, at palawan ;) . matiyado ma-traffic kasi.
Welcome to the forums my friend. And to becoming a better man-Felix
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Permalink Reply by L De Guzmán on
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I'm fine. It's nice to see fellow Filipinos around here.
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