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it is done in the Philippines , also in Jewish culture. In the Philippines if you dont have it done u get made fun of big time i heard. In the Philippines they do it to the guys at like um 13 or younger. THey make u chew on some herb, have it done, then jump over some stream??? oh yeah my husband told me they do it when ur awake! he he he he!!!! maybe he was joking or sumthin???? LOL!

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eau_xplain Experienced

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it is done in the Philippines , also in Jewish culture. In the Philippines if you dont have it done u get made fun of big time i heard. In the Philippines they do it to the guys at like um 13 or younger. THey make u chew on some herb, have it done, then jump over some stream??? oh yeah my husband told me they do it when ur awake! he he he he!!!! maybe he was joking or sumthin???? LOL!

Yes, circumcision is actually a rite of passage for boys aged 12-14 in the Philippines in the old days. This rite is almost lost for those in highly urbanized areas and the babies are circumcised a day or so after birth. However, in the rural areas this is still a big (and painful) ritual that occurs during the summer month of May.

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..............................................Notice date : 08/22/08

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10/24/08: Received Interview Letter

12/08/08: Interview @ 1:00pm. APPROVED!

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Ban Hammer Grand Master

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Yes, circumcision is actually a rite of passage for boys aged 12-14 in the Philippines in the old days. This rite is almost lost for those in highly urbanized areas and the babies are circumcised a day or so after birth. However, in the rural areas this is still a big (and painful) ritual that occurs during the summer month of May.

sounds like the kids don't move too fast for the rest of may :whistle:

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is an almaty a trademark for double post now?



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Ban Hammer Grand Master

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is an almaty a trademark for double post now?

:yes:

Is the first name ... Bruce ? :help:

let's hope not, i don't like mopping floors :D

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But when we turn to the Hebrew literature, we do not find such jokes about the donkey. Rather the animal is known for its strength and its loyalty to its master (Genesis 49:14; Numbers 22:30).

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Yes, circumcision is actually a rite of passage for boys aged 12-14 in the Philippines in the old days. This rite is almost lost for those in highly urbanized areas and the babies are circumcised a day or so after birth. However, in the rural areas this is still a big (and painful) ritual that occurs during the summer month of May.

sounds like the kids don't move too fast for the rest of may :whistle:

:lol: You got that right Charles!

And they wear oversized shirts and walk gingerly for a few days.

08/17/08: Mailed N400 to TSC

08/19/08: USPS attempted delivery

08/20/08: TSC received N400

08/21/08: TSC cashed check

09/02/08: Received NOA...........Priority date: 08/20/08

..............................................Notice date : 08/22/08

09/02/08: Received Biometrics Notification

09/18/08: Biometrics completed - Charlotte DO

10/24/08: Received Interview Letter

12/08/08: Interview @ 1:00pm. APPROVED!

01/05/09: Oath Ceremony 10:00AM. Now officially a USC!!!

-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

01/17/09: Applied for US Passport and passport card

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Yes, circumcision is actually a rite of passage for boys aged 12-14 in the Philippines in the old days. This rite is almost lost for those in highly urbanized areas and the babies are circumcised a day or so after birth. However, in the rural areas this is still a big (and painful) ritual that occurs during the summer month of May.

sounds like the kids don't move too fast for the rest of may :whistle:

:lol: You got that right Charles!

And they wear oversized shirts and walk gingerly for a few days.

And lets hope they dont look at something that excites them :lol::crying:

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one...two...tree   2,762

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Yes, circumcision is actually a rite of passage for boys aged 12-14 in the Philippines in the old days. This rite is almost lost for those in highly urbanized areas and the babies are circumcised a day or so after birth. However, in the rural areas this is still a big (and painful) ritual that occurs during the summer month of May.

sounds like the kids don't move too fast for the rest of may :whistle:

:lol: You got that right Charles!

And they wear oversized shirts and walk gingerly for a few days.

Jinky says that they're encouraged to swim in the salty ocean to promote faster healing.

Ban Hammer Grand Master

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Yes, circumcision is actually a rite of passage for boys aged 12-14 in the Philippines in the old days. This rite is almost lost for those in highly urbanized areas and the babies are circumcised a day or so after birth. However, in the rural areas this is still a big (and painful) ritual that occurs during the summer month of May.

sounds like the kids don't move too fast for the rest of may :whistle:

:lol: You got that right Charles!

And they wear oversized shirts and walk gingerly for a few days.

Jinky says that they're encouraged to swim in the salty ocean to promote faster healing.

:blink::blink::blink: ouchie the sting. just rub salt all over it will ya? :lol:

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Bootylicious!! Mentor

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Yes, circumcision is actually a rite of passage for boys aged 12-14 in the Philippines in the old days. This rite is almost lost for those in highly urbanized areas and the babies are circumcised a day or so after birth. However, in the rural areas this is still a big (and painful) ritual that occurs during the summer month of May.

sounds like the kids don't move too fast for the rest of may :whistle:

:lol: You got that right Charles!

And they wear oversized shirts and walk gingerly for a few days.

Jinky says that they're encouraged to swim in the salty ocean to promote faster healing.

The thought of that just makes me cringe and I'm a girl. :wacko:

Just couldn't stay my @ss away!

Kez/JWolf Mentor

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Yes, circumcision is actually a rite of passage for boys aged 12-14 in the Philippines in the old days. This rite is almost lost for those in highly urbanized areas and the babies are circumcised a day or so after birth. However, in the rural areas this is still a big (and painful) ritual that occurs during the summer month of May.

sounds like the kids don't move too fast for the rest of may :whistle:

:lol: You got that right Charles!

And they wear oversized shirts and walk gingerly for a few days.

Jinky says that they're encouraged to swim in the salty ocean to promote faster healing.

The thought of that just makes me cringe and I'm a girl. :wacko:

Sounds like a modern form of torture if you ask me.....

Kez

 

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