GalingPinoy.com supplies furniture that makes people feel good. Since its founding in 2004, the company has focused on this singular vision delivering an extensive range of residential and contract furniture that has become synonymous with the way we work and live in today's better environment. Truly, this site is a tribute to the true Galing Pinoy!
AN EXOTIC AND NUTRITIOUS TREAT FOR EVERYONE. An ideal ready to eat snack. Can be used as attractive topping and filling to make desserts, pies, tarts, and cakes, or made as garnish for platter foods and savories.
Water-Powered Car
For more than three decades now, Daniel Dingel has been claiming that his car can run with water as fuel. An article from the Philippine Daily Inquirer said that Dingle built his engine as early as 19 ... More
CHOCNUT-CRAZY
Not long ago, an oily sales executive invited me to have dinner with him at a French restaurant. To start off the meal, he ordered a plate of escargot. When it came, he tried to entice me into tasting some, saying they were a fine example of afrodaisies. Huh? Visions of white and yellow flowers with bushy hairdos danced in my head. Finally, it dawned on me that my date was talking about aphrodisiacs. Since I don't like snails in whatever form ("slimy suckers", as Julia Roberts says of them in Pretty Woman), I politely declined the gastronomic experience.
Aphrodisiacs in international cuisine come in many forms - from mussels to pine nuts to fet More
Pinoy dotcom nominated by WTO for best practices
September 29, 2003
PINOYDELIKASI, a local dotcom, has been nominated by the International Trade Center (ITC), an agency under the World Trade Organization (WTO) as a “Best Practice” model that will compete against entries for some 220 countries worldwide.
“It is a privilege and an opportunity for the Philippines to be given a shot at proving its worthiness in the global ICT competition and (our nomination) certainly provides more reason to ma More
Not long ago, an oily sales executive invited me to have dinner with him at a French restaurant. To start off the meal, he ordered a plate of escargot. When it came, he tried to entice me into tasting some, saying they were a fine example of afrodaisies. Huh? Visions of white and yellow flowers with bushy hairdos danced in my head. Finally, it dawned on me that my date was talking about aphrodisiacs. Since I don't like snails in whatever form ("slimy suckers", as Julia Roberts says of them in Pretty Woman), I politely declined the gastronomic experience.
September 29, 2003