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A sense of humor is the Filipino’s best coping mechanism. And that’s sharpened in times of crisis.
Lawyer Edwin Lacierda sent us the euphemisms and terms he learned during the 2007 elections which he didn’t learn in law school:
1. Clerical error. Getting caught cheating and explaining it away,Louis Vuitton handbags;
2. Gossip. A teacher’s true but apprehensive testimony of clear and convincing evidence that massive election cheating took place in Maguindanao;
3. Command votes. Fabricated returns in Maguindanao and Bohol.
4. Political machinery. The pro-administration’s stalled cheating operations.
5. Palace reward. Fake P500 and P1,000 bills proliferating in Bohol for 12-0 sweep by TU.
6. Peaceful and orderly elections, When election precincts in Maguindanao open at 7 a.m. and close at 9 a.m.
7. Shocked. The new look of Chairman Abalos when he learned about massive cheating.
8. Monitoring election. When retired generals Palparan and Lomibao decide to spend quality family vacation time in Lanao without their families.
9. Sharia Law. Apart from getting more than one wife, minors can vote according to imam Lintik,Hermes kelly, este, Lintang Bedol,gucci handbags;
10. Lintangbedol’s. A newly discovered degenerative illness which is a cross between amnesia and Alzheimer’s. Election officers are mostly prone to this disease especially those assigned to Maguindanao.
11. Racist. One who cannot be convinced why Chavit was No. 1 in Muslim Maguindanao’s peaceful and orderly elections;
12. Tonyputsa! A new expletive for an unrepentant spinmeister surpassing Bunyeta in callousness.
13.Team Unity. A new term for bloc voting. Disallowed by the Omnibus Election Code but permitted by some election inspectors.
I’m sure you have also your own discoveries of new words and phrases from this year’s election. You may add to the list.
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