Coca-cola Body!

I never saw another country where Coca Cola advertising is so popular! Not only that there is no birthday or meeting without a cold coke but also the big red advertisements everywhere. Especially the “tindahan/tinda’an” (small stores) like painting their wooden cottages red with the Coca Cola letters all over it. The brand can be lucky because red is seen as a “happy” color here in the Philippines. Not only jeepneys but even street signs are sponsored by Coca Cola!

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Bikes in a tricycle deliveries!

This is picture was taken by me on an early morning ride going to work in Digos City my resident city. I quickly got my digicam and took this pictures.

Transportation of different kind exist here in Davao, just like the tricycle as what we call it here. In other parts of the Philippines they call it Pedicab. Tricyboat(if they use a modified engine use to run a small banca/boat), Trisikad(if it is manually ran by a man which uses bicycle) and some names I am not familiar with.

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They are used to transport people from one place to the other within the city and neighboring Barangays. And just like the picture shown above, they are also used for transportation of goods. I don’t know how they did it, there must be around 10-15 small bikes that fits in there.

What do you think? How many are being transported?

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House sawn half by divorcing couple!!!

Divorce woes Cambodian style! A house divided . . . Literally! You gotta believe this!

A divorced couple in Cambodia agreed to split everything in half...LITERALLY! They cut their family home in half. The wife's half is still sitting on the same lot. The husband has taken his half in bits and pieces to a nearby field. The couple also decided to split their land into four parts, two for them and two for their children.

The husband cut the house in half with the help of a few friends, a saw, a hammer and chisels. The couple decided to handle the division of assets their own way because they felt court would be too expensive.

Source: Daily Mail

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