I read on face book of an expat punching a guard at rob. mall yesterday ill leave out the details as they may not be correct, this kind of act is not good for any of us. i never have a problem wirh they guards there they have a job to do.
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This ain't Barefoot John.
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Mohawk+barefeet+nunchucks=bat sh*t crazy
I don't care what country this guy is from, he is not representative of anyone other than crazy people. Personally, I have never seen this guy before......and I hope I never do. He looks like a real basket case and completely unpredictable.-
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Here's another one who gives us a bad name also,he has been banned from plenty of places already due to his drunk behavior!
This pic was on a local news site a few weeks ago with some bad comments. I'm sure a few people in the Bacong area will recognize him!
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Barefoot John going to Robs drunk again eh?
So much for getting those t-shirts made.
The most well known barefoot guy with a Mohawk in Dumaguete is not American. I really can't see him punching a guard though.....even with lots of alcohol I've never known him to be violent. Usually quite the opposite, he's always the peace maker.-
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There is more than arrogance if you punch a man, guard or whoever with a gun.... there is stupidity too. We should bring courtes
There is more than arrogance involved if you punch a man, woman or guard or whoever with a gun.... there is stupidity too o_O. We should bring courtesy and respect from our mother countries for ourselves and others, not arrogance and pride... there is already plenty of those traits already here before any of us arrived. I have always treated the guards with respect and they treat me the same way. We even usually have few word conversation as I walk by them.(like is your sister free tonight
) I treat them with respect because I do not want to be shot trying to walk out the entrance aisle :oops:. Rules are rules... and thinking is.... well I guess I should not say anything if I can not say something good..
A smile
goes a long way here in making friends, and someday I may just want to have the guards as my friends, like when I try bring in my handicap aide cat into the mall. lol.... Remember the cost of smiles have not gone up, they are still FREE to give, so give them away and enjoy your stay.. :D
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o_O Absolutely correct Alex, We have all been here long enough to know the Drill and if Someone is new to an Area/Country, one think they would be savvy enough to inquire about Local/National Customs/Rules.
OR are we getting a new Breed of Arrogance Arriving?
Lets see how this unfolds, No doubt it will, as again it is a foreigner involved?
JP:(-
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