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Matt on Not-WordPress, mostly photos
Reblogged this on iwannadisappear.
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A whole new meaning to Armor All
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Jeepney from the Philippines 🙂
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I can smell the diesel. 🙂
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Reblogged this on A better freelancer now and commented:
Only a Pinoy would recognize this contraption right off the bat ahaha! Is Matt Mullenweg in the PI? Looks like it from the pics but I need to verify that. Mhmm.
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We used to have this in the City, now we don’t. 6100
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welcome to the Philippines!
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The King of the Streets!
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Pretty cool.
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Reblogged this on Cultureando en Barinas.
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forget the mercedes saloon, this is the one.
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Love it
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Are you in the Philippines right now?
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Oh Gosh!!! 🙂 you’re in the Philippines!!!
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Only in the Philippines! 🙂
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Jeepney is a proof that Filipinos have creative minds!
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amazing choice of subject in photography…
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Reblogged this on WiccaReencarnada.
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I am here in Melbourne and now I’m missing home!!!
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You have to say “para” if you wish to stop the jeepney. 🙂
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HEY WHAT IS THIS I DON’T THIS
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lumber jack MP flying circus 🙂 comes first in mind if read luming LOL
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whoa..
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Reblogged this on barrybalasbas and commented:
Philippines of mine â™ â™ â™
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Jeepney!
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For those who are not familiar with the Philippines, this is a Jeepney, which is a jitney (a small bus that carries passengers over a regular route on a flexible schedule). It’s called a Jeepney because the original ones were mostly surplus military Jeeps from World War II converted for civilian use after the war. Modern Jeepneys are manufactured by local Filipino auto makers, giving them a distinct look that pays homage to its Jeep roots, but with a local Filipino flair.
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Philippines! 🙂 🙂
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so coool!!!!:D
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“Byahe” 😀
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Reblogged this on infectiousbeast and commented:
Pinoy Ako!
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