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Well, this is interesting. From site: Taiwan Economic and Cultural Office in the Philippines Following Japan's slight lift of visa restrictions last June , now Taiwan has decided to be more lenient with Filipinos entering their territory. The condition that you have never worked in the country means they're ensuring you're not there to become an OFW (or eventual TNT). And the one for having a valid first world country visa means that if those stricter, go-through-your-application-with-a-fine-tooth-comb embassies can let you in, then maybe you're good enough to temporarily visit them as well. Honestly, and let me get sidetracked here for a moment, I think it makes their job sifting through applications easier. Let's face it, the US, Japan, and Europe's applications cost, plus they're not very generous with giving away those fancy rectangular stickers. We have a friend who, despite his history of European travel, wasn't granted a visa this time around. And

I'm not new to liking movies that are usually deemed critically-unappealing. After all, what matters to me is I enjoyed myself, cheesy plotlines, flat dialogue, bad acting and all, so I rarely ever listen to "critics" (which, by the way, in this age of the internet, almost everyone is.) And I only read reviews if I think they'll be positive, will agree with me or will entertain me so much that I don't care if they don't agree with me. LOL. Saying that, don't blame me for liking Red, and for actually looking forward to its sequel. Okay, so it's like an older-people, make-action-stars-out-of-non-action-stars version of The Expendables, but I _love_ it, see? The first movie was funny and I loved the original cast, and I think it's quirky, even if parts of this second one seemed so contrived and forced -- Catherine Zeta, I'm looking at you. You, too, StormShadow. WTH are you doing in this movie?! The action could survive without all the mart

I saw this on the beautiful Tumblr blog Word-stuck , which I found on my Tumblr dash one day. Click on the photo or the link to go to the site for more pretty words for things that don't have an English equivalent!