s_lo_ver

anyone has 09**-zallysx (9255979)???? name your price...

aside from the bar exams (alin pa ba ang mas hihirap dun? buti na lang i passed it on my first take)...

i would say the ACET... i was down with a 40+ degree fever while i was taking it... barely able to sit up properly... after the exam, i had to rest for at least two days before i could walk about...

Sorry if this question sounds stupid.  Does this mean that any blood relation that isn't mentioned in the explanation quoted above is beyond the fourth degree?  For instance, a sibling.  Thanks.

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nope. your sibling (brother/sister) is related to you by blood within the second degree. your nearest, most common ascendant are your parents. so you count up one degree to the parents, then down one degree to your sibling. the key thing in counting degrees in blood relationships is to look for the nearest, most common ascendant.

actually, hanapin mo ang pinaka-common na apex ng family tree. fourth degree can be your aunt/uncle (if great grandparents still living) or cousins (if common apex is the grandparents). just count up until the common apex, then count down the line.

heto ang dream car ko... Chrysler ME four-twelve.

to the lawyers,

meron po ba nakaka-alam ng phone number ng bacoor MTC? pls PM or email me naman at s_lo_ver@yahoo.com thanks.