meron bang semi konyo? ung sa pananamit lng makikita? anu ba tawag dun?

Guys! hehe hindi rin ako conyo ha, pero let’s keep calm, ipakita niyo sa mga conyo na yan na may pinag-aralan din tayo kahit hindi tayo mayaman or what, always remember “MAS MARAMI PA DIN TAYO SA KANILA” hehe at KUNG WALA TAYO WALA SILANG BIBILHIN SA MGA PERA NILA.

simple diba

“Anyway, to all conyo kids out there, get a life, a real one!”

REALITY: It doesn’t matter weather you are a “Conyo” type of person, what matters is you know how to get along with people weather they are simple or rich one’s, you don’t wanna be surrounded by User Friendly People a.K.a “Mapag-pangap” that in the end they’ll just dump you because you don’t have the riches and fame anymore.

Just be what you are don’t add up to the millions of “Tupperware People” meaning “PLASTIC” and a piece of advice keep your life simple and low profile it is always the best disguise to keep you alive unless you want to make ASA to your body guards forever, you conyo’s are also ordinary people its just simple as that.

Keep that always in your brain (if you have one).

Sorry if my comment was a little or too much OT (off topic).

ANO HA? sa tingin KONYO BA AKO ayon dito sa mga ti-nayp ko?

Since I was a brought up in an enviroment full of conyos, I guess I don’t really get affected when I see them esp now that I work for a call center (But that’s another story). Though I always make it a point not to be close to a conyo, lest people assume, I am one of them. Thank God I wasn’t brought up that way!

Anyway, to all conyo kids out there, get a life, a real one!

i can’t believe it’s like that… what a pity… we all came from the same school… everybody (the people i knew since grade school, my batch and those before us) came from antipolo….we all went to san lo for prep, antipolo for grade school…. then went to san lo again for high school…there was no grade school in san lo yet at the time…

i can’t believe there’s a growing dichotomy of subculture within ac

what’s wrong with assumption…we’re all from ONE and the same school… (and certainly not to say that everybody’s a cono…there are people who are simple…)

(i got an award for simplicity in grade 4… in ac antipolo!)

and to quote my friend from ateneo:
sorry to say that is the “rep” of antipolo ac…. sadly a lot of boys schools permeate this idea… including ateneans….

(while talking to her then boyfriend and pointing to her car) “Hey, did you make pahangin the gulong na?”

It became the joke between me and my friends. We usually say that if a conyo family migrates to the US, they are probably in hiding, ashamed of something, on the brink of bankruptcy, or probably did something bad in the Philippines.

She wasn’t rich here, she worked a regular job, didn’t have a business, always wanted brand name stuff even if it means shopping at thrift shops in San Francisco and looking for the Banana Reps, the Kenneth Coles, the Armanis, the Pradas, etc. And yet appearance-wise, you really couldn’t tell. She’s not pa-sosi but really is sosi, it’s just that her situation changed. The flipside is, it’s interesting to see what kind of life they would have in the future coz sometimes their parents would divorce, or their business would go bankrupt, or they didn’t marry into a wealthy family, etc. In the US, the same social heirarchies exists (socialites) but the indicators are different (and I guess shopping for them is more upscale – has to be one-of-a-kind designer couture), you have to be Yale or Harvard or Stanford and heirs of a wealthy family and ‘white’. Their Ateneo or La Salle degree really means nothing here.