Back To The 70's

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heard before na nagduduraan daw sila, lalo na kapag toyota vs. crispa ang laban. i dunno if its true.

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Actually this duraan thing was started by Jake Rojas of the then Mariwasa team. Then it caught on with other players with the likes of Dionisio, Fabiosa, Arnaiz, Ray Franco. Dont know if Jawo did this kind of dirty trick pero imagine a dura on your face mas lalo while making a layup? disgusting!

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ke Bogs Adornado naman pag sumabay siyang makiagaw ng bola sa ilalim . . .

"layo, layo mahihipuan kayo niyan!!"

 

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Also, during the early days of Ginebra, Jawo was only known as a rough and dirty player so the fans consistently chanted "lolo" lolo lolo....

[photographer]

PBA Heckler Victim Hall of Fame:

1) Luke Dacula

2) Ricky Palou

3) Nonoy Dalman

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Oo nga, kawawa naman....the heckling prompted Luke Dacula (full name: Lucrecio Dacula - kung bakit naman pangalan niya pinaglaruan pa ng kanyang magulang) to legally and file a motion and it was approved to change his name to.....(hehehe forgot it na)

 

Ricky Palou, yes the same Ricky Palou of the UAAP board), was San Miguel Beer's Bangko ng Bayan. Parati siyang natutuyuan ng pawis after initial warm up shots. He owns the highest looping shots sa MICAA during the 6os and 70s. Sa sobrang taas, nawawala bola sa ibabaw ng TV screen.

 

Di ko na maalala kung sino si Nonoy Dalman

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PBA Heckler Victim Hall of Fame:

1) Luke Dacula

2) Ricky Palou

3) Nonoy Dalman

 

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By the way, Ricky Palou was also known as Jesus Christ Superstar with his beard and eyes na medyo hawig nga sa mga paintings.

[acl]

anyone of you guys remembered the tv series THE SAMURAI - SHINTARO? i'm not sure if its in the 60's or the 70's when it was shown on tv

[vergaman]

anyone of you guys remembered the tv series THE SAMURAI - SHINTARO? i'm not sure if its in the 60's or the 70's when it was shown on tv

 

parang late 60's but not sure.

[willow_boy]

anyone of you guys remembered the tv series THE SAMURAI - SHINTARO? i'm not sure if its in the 60's or the 70's when it was shown on tv

 

YES!!! :cool: I do remember that tv series. Count me as one of the big fans of this show. This show actually started in the mid-60s. It was shown on Philippine tv in the late 60s and some reruns in the early 70s. I admired the show not only for the great sword action scenes but also for the authenticity in settings and costumes.

[Mandrake]

YES!!! :cool: I do remember that tv series. Count me as one of the big fans of this show. This show actually started in the mid-60s. It was shown on Philippine tv in the late 60s and some reruns in the early 70s. I admired the show not only for the great sword action scenes but also for the authenticity in settings and costumes.

 

That was the first time we were introduced to the mysticism and fighting skills of the BLACK NINJA on TV.

I also remember watching the movie ZATOICHI: The Blind Swordsman.

After watching with my tito, we passed by Quiapo-Ilalim to buy a Samurai.

[storm]

Musta na mga pards!

 

I have ZATOICHI: The Blind Swordsman in DVD. I don't know if it's a remake. I remember how we filled our notebooks with ninja and shintaro drawings.

[acl]

YES!!! :cool: I do remember that tv series. Count me as one of the big fans of this show. This show actually started in the mid-60s. It was shown on Philippine tv in the late 60s and some reruns in the early 70s. I admired the show not only for the great sword action scenes but also for the authenticity in settings and costumes.

 

yes the fight scenes then are quite realistic. wala pang slow motion nuon ala matrix

[willow_boy]

yes the fight scenes then are quite realistic. wala pang slow motion nuon ala matrix

 

Ang tataas pa tumalon ng mga Black Ninja! Mwahahaha!!!! :cool: I remember Shintaro and Tombe, his sidekick.

 

There are DVDs out there on this series. Ang kaso nga lang e sa Australia and New Zealand available (aside from Japan, of course) at iba ang format na ginamit. I'd love to have this series as part of my collection.

 

Maganda rin iyong Zatoichi, the Blind Swordsman. There were a number of movies made about this character in the late 60s to early 70s. They still show these movies on American TV as frequent as once or twice a month. :thumbsupsmiley:

[storm]

Maganda rin yung mga swordfights ng mga Chinese movies like the One Armed Swordsman starring Wang Yu.

[Mandrake]

Ang tataas pa tumalon ng mga Black Ninja! Mwahahaha!!!! :cool: I remember Shintaro and Tombe, his sidekick.

 

There are DVDs out there on this series. Ang kaso nga lang e sa Australia and New Zealand available (aside from Japan, of course) at iba ang format na ginamit. I'd love to have this series as part of my collection.

 

Maganda rin iyong Zatoichi, the Blind Swordsman. There were a number of movies made about this character in the late 60s to early 70s. They still show these movies on American TV as frequent as once or twice a month. :thumbsupsmiley:

 

Funny thing but if my memory serves me right, the Jap actor who played the original ZATOICHI was SHINTARO KATSU. :goatee:

 

SONNY CHIBA was also high in the list of Jap martial artists in the 70s. Remember STREET FIGHTER?

He also starred as the sword-maker and samurai teacher, Hatori Hanzo, in Quentin Tarrantino's k*ll Bill. :mtc:

Edited November 23, 2006 by Mandrake

[storm]

In the 70s, sikat na sikat ang Bossa Nova. Balik ulit ngayon.

[16track]

I remember a 70's movie Called "The Street Fighter" starring two 70's icons Charles Bronson and James Coburn.

 

Speaking of mid 70's shows, anybody here remember watching Darren McGavin in the short lived "THE NIGHTSTALKER"? Real creepy!