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Private Judy arrived for her trial period last week and in general seems pretty happy but when I gave her the list of american food that she's not allowed to eat she got a little upset.

She was yelling in philippino while she prepared my cheeseburger and kept talking about bakla. I got her lots of fish and rice so she should feel at home. I think if she started eating

a bunch of american food it would be really un healthy for her. Is bakla philippino for cheeseburger?

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Excuse me. Did you say not ALLOWED to eat?

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haha you're funny :whistle: ...bakla means ghey :blink:

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Private Judy arrived for her trial period last week and in general seems pretty happy but when I gave her the list of american food that she's not allowed to eat she got a little upset.

She was yelling in philippino while she prepared my cheeseburger and kept talking about bakla. I got her lots of fish and rice so she should feel at home. I think if she started eating

a bunch of american food it would be really un healthy for her. Is bakla philippino for cheeseburger?

"Private Judy", huh....You certainly aren't shy with your "humor"..........

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Is bakla philippino for cheeseburger?

:rofl: Ex: Like Ricky Martin and Gianni Versace are "bakla".

as far as i know there is a fish called 'bakla' .. or she might be referring to someone else..lol peace!

I want to see how it looks like.

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as far as i know there is a fish called 'bakla' .. or she might be referring to someone else..lol peace!

Haha :bonk: :bonk: :bonk: Is there really? A fish called bakla? lol . As far as my Tagalog vocabulary goes, it only means one thing :wacko: .Correct me if I'm wrong that is :unsure: :unsure: :unsure:

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Private Judy arrived for her trial period last week and in general seems pretty happy but when I gave her the list of american food that she's not allowed to eat she got a little upset.

She was yelling in philippino while she prepared my cheeseburger and kept talking about bakla. I got her lots of fish and rice so she should feel at home. I think if she started eating

a bunch of american food it would be really un healthy for her. Is bakla philippino for cheeseburger?

:lol:

Bakla = Gay.

(So, you followed through on the food restrictions. Would you mind scanning and uploading your "not allowed to eat" list? It might be fun to see how far you're taking this. :P )

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im curious abput this list of food not to eat. and why is it that a filipina would feel at home with fish and rice? ive been joking with my fiance about this because he's been telling me that as soon as I get there the house is gonna smell like fish. and he said he doesnt mind to smell like asian. i thought it was funny but seeing this, hmmmmm... feels like a bit of a discrimination. FYI filipinos like beef too. We have a lot of beef dishes that you would die for. Ask your wife about making some and you'll know. =)

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gay

noun

anxiety

hermaphrodite

alarm

worry

fear

distress

womanish man

adjective

hermaphroditic

womanish

That's what Google Translate says.. :whistle:

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You gave her a list of what she can't eat?:o What is she ... like 12 years old? Or you from another century!! :bonk:

Need to work on the respect and acceptance part of the relationship...

.. sorry. Its a marriage license not a dog license.

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She was yelling in philippino while she prepared my cheeseburger and kept talking about bakla. I got her lots of fish and rice so she should feel at home. I think if she started eating

a bunch of american food it would be really un healthy for her. Is bakla philippino for cheeseburger?

I dunno with the others but I kinda adopted an expression "bakla" because I am surrounded with gay. When they talk, they call each other "bakla" same thing on what I do when I talk to them so when I talk to others I can't help it not to say it. I have friends who sometimes calls their BF as "bakla".

See a video of this famous celebrity couple here in the Philippines playing on national TV. Click

. If you will notice from the comments, the "bakla" gained the most attention. Her BF is obviously a hunk not a "bakla".

Happy New Year!

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TeapotGirl   66

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Anything with an umbrella, or served on an irregular plate is definitely bakla.

That's a huge picture there.

It's more of a "sosyal"

I haven't heard anyone who used "bakla" in that kind of scenario.

Maybe you mean "bakya" means cheap.

Happy New Year!

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