alphatetano Posted June 3, 2004 Share Posted June 3, 2004 Love's Taboo - The Cubes Ghost in You - Psychedelic Furs Desire - Gene Loves Jezebel Blue Monday - New Order Tempted - Squeeze and... 'wag mo na sanang isipin - Gary V. ... bwa-ha-ha-ha Quote Link to comment
mikes_apt Posted June 3, 2004 Share Posted June 3, 2004 TronThe Last StarfighterBattlestar Galactica Quote Link to comment
Magaling Posted June 4, 2004 Share Posted June 4, 2004 Rocky 1,2,3 and 4Rambo 1,2 and 3Terminator 1Indiana Jones Quote Link to comment
Google Posted June 4, 2004 Share Posted June 4, 2004 bagets....k-swisstretorn bla-bla na shoeskhumbmella na knapsack. Quote Link to comment
twoballs Posted June 5, 2004 Share Posted June 5, 2004 Bass penny loafers Preppy look Anything Yellow Punk Quote Link to comment
Anaheim Posted June 5, 2004 Share Posted June 5, 2004 The 1980s were the Ronald Reagan Era. Former President Ronald Reagan Dies at 93 2 minutes ago Add U.S. National - AP to My Yahoo! By TERENCE HUNT, AP White House Correspondent WASHINGTON - Ronald Reagan (news - web sites), the cheerful crusader who devoted his presidency to winning the Cold War, trying to scale back government and making people believe it was "morning again in America," died Saturday after a long twilight struggle with Alzheimer's disease (news - web sites). He was 93. He died at his home in California, according to a family friend, who initially disclosed the death on condition of anonymity. The friend said the family has turned to making funeral arrangements. A formal statement from the family was expected later. In Paris, White House spokeswoman Claire Buchan said President Bush (news - web sites) was notified of Reagan's death in Paris at about 4:10 p.m., EDT, by White House chief of staff Andy Card. The United States flag over the White House was lowered to half staff within an hour. Card learned of the death from Fred Ryan, Reagan's former California chief of staff, Buchan said. The White House was told his health had taken a turn for the worse in the last several days. Buchan said that Bush would issue a written statement later Saturday. The president planned to participate in D-Day ceremonies in Normandy on Sunday and then fly back to the United States for an international economic summit in Georgia. She said it was not known at this point whether Bush would change his travel plans because of Reagan's death. Five years after leaving office, the nation's 40th president told the world in November 1994 that he had been diagnosed with the early stages of Alzheimer's, an incurable illness that destroys brain cells. He said he had begun "the journey that will lead me into the sunset of my life." Reagan's body was expected to be taken to his presidential library and museum in Simi Valley, Calif., and then flown to Washington to lie in state in the Capitol Rotunda. His funeral was expected to be at the National Cathedral, an event likely to draw world leaders. The body was to be returned to California for a sunset burial at his library. Reagan lived longer than any U.S. president, spending his last decade in the shrouded seclusion wrought by his disease, tended by his wife, Nancy, whom he called Mommy, and the select few closest to him. Now, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton (news - web sites) are the surviving ex-presidents. Although fiercely protective of Reagan's privacy, the former first lady let people know his mental condition had deteriorated terribly. Last month, she said: "Ronnie's long journey has finally taken him to a distant place where I can no longer reach him." Reagan's oldest daughter, Maureen, from his first marriage, died in August 2001 at age 60 from cancer. Three other children survive: Michael, from his first marriage, and Patti Davis and Ron from his second. Over two terms, from 1981 to 1989, Reagan reshaped the Republican Party in his conservative image, fixed his eye on the demise of the Soviet Union and Eastern European communism and tripled the national debt to $3 trillion in his singleminded competition with the other superpower. Taking office at age 69, Reagan had already lived a career outside Washington, one that spanned work as a radio sports announcer, an actor, a television performer, a spokesman for the General Electric Co., and a two-term governor of California. At the time of his retirement, his very name suggested a populist brand of conservative politics that still inspires the Republican Party. He declared at the outset, "Government is not the solution, it's the problem," although reducing that government proved harder to do in reality than in his rhetoric. Even so, he challenged the status quo on welfare and other programs that had put government on a growth spurt ever since Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal strengthened the federal presence in the lives of average Americans. In foreign affairs, he built the arsenals of war while seeking and achieving arms control agreements with the Soviet Union. In his second term, Reagan was dogged by revelations that he authorized secret arms sales to Iran while seeking Iranian aid to gain release of American hostages held in Lebanon. Some of the money was used to aid rebels fighting the leftist government of Nicaragua. Despite the ensuing investigations, he left office in 1989 with the highest popularity rating of any retiring president in the history of modern-day public opinion polls. That reflected, in part, his uncommon ability as a communicator and his way of connecting with ordinary Americans, even as his policies infuriated the left and as his simple verities made him the butt of jokes. "Morning again in America" became his re-election campaign mantra in 1984, but typified his appeal to patriotrism through both terms. At 69, Reagan was the oldest man ever elected president when he was chosen on Nov. 4, 1980, by an unexpectedly large margin over incumbent Democrat Jimmy Carter. Near-tragedy struck on his 70th day as president. On March 30, 1981, Reagan was leaving a Washington hotel after addressing labor leaders when a young drifter, John Hinckley, fired six shots at him. A bullet lodged an inch from Reagan's heart, but he recovered. Four years later he was re-elected by an even greater margin, carrying 49 of the 50 states in defeating Democrat Walter F. Mondale, Carter's vice president. Quote Link to comment
boy_kokok Posted June 5, 2004 Share Posted June 5, 2004 langya, pinakyaw mo na lahat pare ah... Quote Link to comment
krunchaway Posted June 6, 2004 Share Posted June 6, 2004 eat bulaga channel 9student canteentodassuperstar (with kuya germs and ate guy)penthouse livedance feverhapi houseflying housesaturday fun machinebalatacgrandizermekandastar rangerswatari the wonder boysawakas1 day isang arawkalatog pinggan babae magazinetiktikfunny comics Quote Link to comment
twoballs Posted June 7, 2004 Share Posted June 7, 2004 Favorite movies: Fast Times at Ridgemont High - Phoebe Cates at her sexiest. Flashdance - Maniac, strut and breakdance E.T. The Extra Terrestrial - bata pa si Drew Footloose Porky's Stripes Ghostbusters Ferris Bueler's Day Off The Karate Kid Airplane Indiana Jones Series Back to the Future Series Rambo Series Top Gun Die Hard Batman Crocodile Dundee Eddie Murphy MoviesBeverly Hills Cop 1&2Trading PlacesComing to America The Untouchables Tootsie Quote Link to comment
simplegurl Posted June 9, 2004 Share Posted June 9, 2004 Favorite movies: Fast Times at Ridgemont High - Phoebe Cates at her sexiest. Flashdance - Maniac, strut and breakdance E.T. The Extra Terrestrial - bata pa si Drew Footloose Porky's Stripes Ghostbusters Ferris Bueler's Day Off The Karate Kid Airplane Indiana Jones Series Back to the Future Series Rambo Series Top Gun Die Hard Batman Crocodile Dundee Eddie Murphy MoviesBeverly Hills Cop 1&2Trading PlacesComing to America The Untouchables Tootsie seen the real 80's peepz... Quote Link to comment
robbietan Posted June 9, 2004 Share Posted June 9, 2004 you meantop gun - the seriesrambo - the seriesetc. reagan's economic policy changed from "voodoo economics" at the start of his term to "reaganomics", a fitting tribute to the man who helped america shake off the inflation infested 70's ending Quote Link to comment
twoballs Posted June 9, 2004 Share Posted June 9, 2004 you meantop gun - the seriesrambo - the seriesetc. reagan's economic policy changed from "voodoo economics" at the start of his term to "reaganomics", a fitting tribute to the man who helped america shake off the inflation infested 70's ending Nope First Blood 1 & 2 Wala namang Top Gun - the series Quote Link to comment
andy keenig Posted June 9, 2004 Share Posted June 9, 2004 Ahh the 80's...i still remember watching the LIVE AID concerts where two of my fave bands then, Style Council and Spandau Ballet performed..it blew my mind away. .also saw Simon Lebon made "piyok" singing Wild Boys in that concert. And would you believe, the pop group "Dream Academy" visited the Philippines and performed "Life in a Northern Town" at Eat Bulaga...Ahh those were the days..we were still a darling of international media because of the "people power" phenomenon. Nowadays, when you mention the Phils, foreigners will instantly think of s**t Quote Link to comment
robbietan Posted June 9, 2004 Share Posted June 9, 2004 student canteen VS eat bulagagma 7 vs rpn 9IQ7 vs gilette battle of championseddie ilarde/bobby ledesma vs tito/vic/joeyconey reyes/helen vela vs chiqui hollmann talagang noon pa lang magkalaban na interesting to note that TVJ started on DISCORAMA in channel 7 hosted by Bobby Ledesma. the trio would read jokes mostly on a news setting Quote Link to comment
Anaheim Posted June 9, 2004 Share Posted June 9, 2004 Penthouse Live with Archie Lacson - Martin Nievera and Pops Fernandez love teamBorderline , Like a Virgin by MadonnaRock Hudson AIDSWe Are the WorldCulture ClubLaura Brannigan's Self-ControlAnnie Lennox's Sweet DreamsEDSA People PowerCNN first broadcast 1986 - televised the live people power at EDSAMenudo - with young Ricky Martin, Robby Rosa, Charlie Rivera "We give a lot of hug and a lot of love"Kwarta O Kahon with Pepe PimentelKaluskos MusmosGoin' Bananas - Christopher de Leon, Johnny Delgado, Edgar Mortiz and Jay IlaganChampoy - Subas Herrero and Noel Trinidad with Joel Torre as assistant Tessie Tomas - Amanda Pineda's weather broadcastFlordeluna vs. AnnalizaDindo FernandoVilma Santos and Christopher de Leon moviesBatch 81 movie by Mike de Leon Quote Link to comment
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