10 things a woman can do to make a man cry.

Every body's answer was the same when I first posed the question: "What can a woman do to a man that will make them cry?"  The answer was:  Cheat.  They misunderstood my question.  If a man and a woman are in a relationship, it's easy to think of ways to make the male cry.  But, my angle was different.  The man and the woman are not in a relationship.  They are friends, old friends, ex-lovers, roommates, and/or acquaintances.  No physical pain allowed.  It's easy to make a guy cry if you just kick him in the crotch.

This is to help women who have been done wrong by any man in their life.  It may seem cruel, but if a woman is looking for a reason to make you cry, you probably deserve it, man.

We're going to count backwards from 10 to 1. 

10.  Make him watch "Brian's Song" or "Field Of Dreams."  These two movies are guaranteed to make a guy cry, no matter how tough they may seem. 

9.  Disrespect his mother or call him a 'bad son.'  Usually, the

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History of Baguio City

The area now known as Baguio City was first called Kafagway and occupied by the Kankaney and Ibaloi tribes of the Cordilleras.

Spanish Occupation:Spanish colonizers conducted a series of expeditions, led by Juan Salcedo in 1572 and Don Q.M. Quirante in 1694 to the cool mountains of Benguet.This he named after his wife, and is now known as La Trinidad. Galvey went on to establish the province of Benguet with 31 'rancherias' (camps or rural settlements). The area known as Kafagway was then a small rancheria composed of about 20 houses. La Trinidad remains the capital of Benguet province to this date.The 'presidentia' (civil government) was first established in the Guisad Valley area. It was later moved to the present site of the Baguio City Hall.One of the notable contributions of the Spanish era was the introduction of coffee, of the arabica variety, which is still grown in this area and known as Benguet coffee.

American Occupation.When the Americans came to Baguio, after Spain ceded the Philippines to the United States of America for $20,000.00, they found the pine-covered hills and the cool heights ideal for retreats from the sweltering heat of the lowlands. In a supreme feat of engineering feat they carved Kennon Road, from the mountains surrounding the Bued River Canyon, connecting Kafagway to the Pangasinan and Ilocos lowlands.

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(To the Filipino Youth)

Theme: "Grow, O Timid Flower"

Hold high the brow serene,

O youth, where now you stand.

Let the bright sheen

Of your grace be seen,

Fair hope of my fatherland!

Come now, thou genius grand,

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Raise the eager mind to higher station.

Come down with pleasing light

Of art and science to the flight,

O youth, and there untie

The chains that heavy lie,

Your spirit free to bright!