Some of Commonly used Internet slang, abbreviations and acronyms all over the internet that starts with letter Y.
Y Why? Y Yawning YR Yeah Right Y2K You're too kind / Year 2000 YBS You'll be Sorry YCCOI You can count on it YD Yes dear YDI You deserved it YG2BJ You've got to be joking YGG You Go Girl YGM You've Got Mail YK You're Kidding YKHII You Know How It Is YKI You Know It YM Your Mom/ Yahoo Messenger YMBJ You Must Be Joking
Got curious with the abbreviations and acronyms people use all over the internet and I thought of collecting it from A - Z. We need to help some who are having a hard time with it. Let's learn and have fun using it!
Few weeks ago, while browsing on Facebook, I noticed a name known as "simsimi" was kinda' becoming popular and some funny chatbox was being posted. So, out of curiosity, I tried following link. After few minutes of chatting with the need-to-learn-some-manners robot, I stopped with a heavy heart telling myself to relax. Curiosity really kills.
Just now, while browsing news on Yahoo, I come to noticed Trending Ngayon(now): #2simsimi
[Warnings] While using this application, you may be distressed emotionally with the words created by some abusers. Please read the following statement. And then, if you do not agree with it, we strongly recommend you not to use this application.
So, we are taking appropriate and rapid actions to prevent our users’ unexpected damage. Below actions are already taken and going to be taken as soon as possible.
- Warning message when starting ‘teach’ function - Auto deleting the words requested by multiple users - Deleting the words when requested by the user distressed with them - Setting an age limit in using - Forbidding unverified users from teaching Simsimi - Forbidding users who don’t agree to the terms and conditions from using this application - Filtering specific words
Besides these actions, we will take appropriate actions rapidly to the cases. ------------------------------
[Agreement]
I agree the following statement.
In the case that I suffer from serious mental anguish despite the company’s exertion to prevent users’ distress, I will not ask any criminal and civil liability to the Simsimi Inc.. And the company do not take any responsibility of the damage caused while using this application.
If a legal action is taken, the Seoul Central District Court will have the exclusive jurisdiction. (Which is located in Seocho 3-doing, Seocho-gu, Seoul, Korea)
When we are visiting other places, it's really fun to try local delicacies.
This is one of those moments!
A friend who lives here in Dapa, Siargao Island told me about this local pizza his aunt is selling. Last week I was surprise he brought us a box of native pizza. It really taste like pizza but it has a distinct local taste. The ingredients are locally made(except for the mushroom). The crust used is so yummy. I could eat it without the toppings and pizza sauce. But of course I love it with the toppings and sauce, so yummy!
If you're a pizza fanatic, you must try this! Yes, you need visit Dapa to taste this pizza. :-)
So yeah, you're using unlimited texting for Smart/TnT, Globe/TM or whichever network you subscribe. The problem is you need to know which of your friends' number belong to which network. Argh...
Well, problem solved! Below is the list of mobile number prefixes in the Philippines.
I was a SUN Cellular Sim user for how many years because of their easy on a budget prepaid load options. But good things sometimes has to end, that's life. No SUN signal here in the island. Anyway, most of the locals here are TnT and Smart SIM users so I have to get one, aside from my Globe SIM.
So far this is the most practical prepaid load you'd get using Talk 'n Text SIM. All you have at least Php200 regular load convert to unlimited text by texting U150 and send to 4545. Enjoy unlimited text to Smart and Talk 'n Text users for 30 days, countrywide!
Ran out of prepaid SMS credits? Send FREE on your gmail account! Yes, it's free!
Here's a few more details on sending text messages from your gmail:
Enter your contact’s name in the ‘Search or invite friends’ box in Chat, and select Send SMS from the box of options that appears to the right of your contact’s name. Or, if you already have a Chat window open for this contact, just click Options, and select Send SMS.
In the dialog box, enter a phone number in the ‘Send SMS messages to this number’ field. For now, this feature works only on United States phone numbers. If you're outside the US, you can still use it, but you won't see the SMS option in Chat until you enable it manually in the Chat settings page.
Click Save.
A Chat window appears. Just type your message as you would normally. When you hit Enter, the message will be sent to the phone number you entered.
Initially, you're granted a credit of fifty messages.
Every time you send a message, your credit decreases by one.
Every time you receive an SMS message in Chat (for example when a phone user replies to one of your messages) your credit increases by five, up to a maximum of 50.
If you're having thoughts where to go on your next vacation or wanted to learn more about any destination in the Philippines, visiting the 22nd Philippine Travel Mart (Sept. 2-4, 2011) is a must! PTM is happening today at SMX Convention Halls. SMX is located at the heart of the Mall of Asia Complex in Pasay City.
And not only that leading airlines are also giving away special promo rates to various destinations!
Exclusive Airline Promos only available at PTM Today:
Zest Air Promo: P 688 Visayas P 888 Mindanao Philippine Airlines: P 788 Luzon or Visayas P1388 Mindanao
Airphil Express: P 499 Manila to Legaspi, Puerto Princesa, San Jose, Naga Manila to Bacolod, Calbayog, Catarman, Cebu, Iloilo, Kalibo, Tacloban, Tagbilaran P999 Manila to Cagayan de Oro, Cotabato, Davao, General Santos, Zamboanga, Surigao, Ozamis Sea Air: P 1,250 BORACAY P 6,000 BATANES
Cebu Pacific offers as low as 488 (It has the largest booth and largest crowd among the airlines at the Travel Mart.)
Must see booth is Palawan and Davao. Most sought-after destination is Siargao Island. If your one of the many who wanted to taste the adventure of Siargao, booth to visit is the Region XIII (Caraga) helpful tourism officers stationed their will be glad to answer your queries.
Saw a post few weeks ago from friends in FB that McDonalds is giving FREE Coffees on August 8-12, 2011. So I thought "well ok..." but then I saw this video and FB Promotional page EUREKA! Isn't it exciting and I was like "we'll I got to try it and post in on my blog"
Here's how you can avail of the free coffee:
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. Present the "Free Coffee" coupon at any McDonald's breakfast store from
4:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m., from August 8 to 12 to get an 8oz McCafe Premium Roast Coffee.
2. Only one (1) 8oz. McCafe Premium Roast Coffee can be claimed per coupon.
No purchase requirement.
3. Coupon will be surrendered at the counter upon redemption of the free coffee.
Redemption will be within the promo period only. No coupon, no free coffee.
4. Promo is available for Dine-in, Take-out and Drive-Thru only.
Not available for any McDelivery service.
5. Coupon cannot be used to upsize/upgrade a drink of any value meal.
6. The free coffee is non-refillable.
7. Coupon is not exchangeable for cash and/or other McDonald's products.
8. McDonald's reserves the right to refuse redemption of coupon if it was found to be
tampered with. Only original coupons or McDonald's issued coupons will be accepted.
9. Only one coupon can be redeemed in a single transaction.
10. McDonald's reserves the right to replace the free item printed on the coupon at its
discretion without any prior notice.
HOW TO GET A COUPON Be on the lookout for the McDonald’s crew who will distribute the coupons in selected offices, universities, colleges, terminals, churches and even outside the McDonald’s stores nationwide starting August 5!
LIST OF PARTICIPATING STORES
All McDonald's breakfast stores nationwide
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SAN MATEO
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SHELL EMERALD
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Per DTI-NCR Permit No. 6284 series of 2011
If you wanted to see the FB Promotional Page of this Mc Cafe FREE COFFEE PROMO (where I also get the info) please click here
BPI has a new product called Easy Saver Savings Account. This is very ideal to those who can't maintain or don't want a savings account with maintaining balance.
www.abs-cbnnews.com announced a 4-day weekend in August, 2011
According to the site, Malacañang has declared August 29 (Monday) and August 30 (Tuesday) non-working holidays, making it a 4-day long weekend for some sectors.
National Heroes' Day is celebrated on August 29 while the end of Ramadan falls on August 30.
Section 2 of Proclamation 84 states that the proclamations declaring national holidays for the observance of end of Ramadan 'shall hereafter be issued after the approximate dates of the Islamic holidays have been determined in accordance with the Islamic calendar or the lunar calendar, or upon Islamic astronomical calculations, whichever is possible or convenient. To this end, the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos (NCMF) shall inform the Office of the President on which day the holiday shall fall.'
Deputy Presidential Spokesperson Abigail Valte, through social networking site Twitter, clarified that August 27 (Saturday) has not been declared a holiday.
To redeem, passenger must present the boarding passes to any of the following Airphil Express Business Hubs: Manila Airport Ticket Office, Cebu Airport Ticket Office, Davao Airport Ticket Office, Zamboanga Airport Ticket Office, and Puerto Princesa Ticket Office;
Each passenger must have at least ten (10) original Airphil Express boarding passes with the following details:
Complete Name
Destination
Flight Date
Flight number
Booking Class
Once passenger exchanges his or her boarding passes for either Domestic or International travel, Airphil Express shall issue a Gift Certificate/Travel Voucher, which is convertible to a flight ticket;
Passenger must present the Gift Certificate/Travel Voucher to any Airphil Express-owned Ticket Office and exchange it with a FREE flight ticket;
Airphil Express shall not replace lost Gift Certificates/Travel Vouchers;
The Gift Certificate/Travel Voucher cannot be converted to cash;
The Gift Certificate/Travel Voucher shall be subject to the General Conditions of Carriage and Airphil Express Guidelines, Policies, and Procedures, which currently exist at the time of ticket issuance, and at the time of actual use, thereof;
If for any reason an Airphil Express flight is cancelled or subject to schedule change, APX shall not be under any obligation to transfer passengers to any other airline;
The ticket is forfeited if not used on flight date shown;
Free flight tickets do not include other airline ancillary services (e.g., Prepaid Baggage, Seat Selector, On-board Meals, and Merchandise);
Airphil Express reserves the right to cancel free Flight Tickets/Gift Certificates/Travel Vouchers in the event that the airline finds that any of the above terms and conditions was falsely met.
Start collecting your boarding passes (passenger copy only) by July 20, 2011;
All boarding passes must be original, legible, and tamper-free. Boarding passes issued for free tickets, sponsorships, and airline employee benefits are excluded from this offer;
Travel dates of all ten (10) boarding passesF must be within two (2) years from commencement date. All boarding passes must be under the name of one passenger only. Combining boarding passes with other passengers to complete the minimum ten (10) required boarding passes is not allowed;
One (1) International Boarding Pass may be exchanged for two (2) Domestic Boarding Passes and vice versa. Only one boarding pass exchange may be allowed per redemption;
Free tickets may be redeemed starting July 27, 2011 from the following Airphil Express Business Hubs: Manila Airport Ticket Office, Cebu Airport Ticket Office, Davao Airport Ticket Office, Zamboanga Airport Ticket Office, and Puerto Princesa Ticket Office. Travel period is one (1) year upon issuance;
Free tickets must be booked seven (7) days prior to desired date of travel to ensure seat availability;
Free ticket issued is non-transferrable, non-refundable, non-rebookable, and non-reroutable;
Free tickets are not subject to seat restrictions when traveling, but are subject to holiday blackout periods during which free tickets may not be used for travel.
Blackout Dates:
January 1-5
March 13, 20, 25, 27
Holy Week (5 days before and 5 days after)
April 27-May 3
October 25-31
November 1-4, 23, 26-28
December 20-26, 31
Free tickets are exclusive of VAT, Applicable Aviation Security Fee, and Other Surcharges.
Using sun gprs for your celphones or modem with your computer, enjoy a 3day unlimited internet surfing by sending i100 to 247. A cool 33PHP only for a day of unlimited surfing.
Wooohh! Am I dreaming or what?! If I am, don't wake me up yet. *laughter*.
September 9, 2010 as broadcast in my last post is Sergio Osmena Day here in Cebu, regular non-working holiday! And the next day, September 10, 2010, will be the date in which the Ramadan or the Muslim’s holy month of fasting will end.
Philippine President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III has just issued Proclamation 26 which declared September 10, 2010 as a regular non-working holiday!
Yes, you read it right! A Regular Public Holiday on the 9th of September 2010.
It's Don Sergio Osmena Day here in Cebu and this means Cebu will enjoy a day of rest!
The catch is it falls on Thursday so, I guess it's not really a "Long Weekend" unlike any other holidays that they move on Mondays or Fridays. Well, unless some changes will be made, I don't know, maybe by the local government or our employers.
There's also a rumor that the 10th will be a Holiday too (that will double my happiness) but I still have to confirm it. Yeah! Love it!
