WESLEY SO (born Oct-09-1993, 31 years old) Philippines (federation/nationality United States of America) [what is this?] Born in Las Pinas, Philippines, Wesley So is a Filipino/American chess prodigy who attained the GM title at the age of 14 years, 1 month and 28 days. That made him the youngest GM in the world at that time. He was the Philippines' youngest ever International Master, youngest ever Grandmaster and the youngest ever National Champion. Background Wesley was only six when he learned the movement of chess pieces across a board. After memorizing them, chess set in hand, he explored the streets of his neighborhood daring people to play with him. At nine years old he began to compete in local, junior chess tournaments. His first major tournament win was taking 1st place at the 2003 Philippine National Chess Championships for the under 10 age group. So, was awarded his first GM norm at the Offene Internationale Bayerische Schach Meisterschaft, in Bad Wiessee, Germany. He acquired his second GM norm in the World Junior Championship (2007) in Yerevan, Armenia, and capped his year by earning his third GM norm at the 3rd Prospero Pichay Cup International Open in the Philippines. At the age of fourteen years, one month and twenty eight days, FIDE awarded him the title of Grandmaster, making him the ninth youngest chess grandmaster. He was then ranked strongest player in the world under sixteen years old. In 2006 at the age of twelve years and ten months Wesley So became the youngest ever Filipino International Master and the youngest member of the national men's team to participate at the 37th Chess Olympiad in Turin, Italy. In 2007, Wesley So went on to become the youngest National Junior Open Chess Champion and won the gold medal on board one, at the World Under16 Team Championships. So won the title in the Dubai Open (2008), "The Sheikh Rashed Bin Hamdan Al Maktoum Cup", in the United Arab Emirates, and set a record as the youngest winner in the 10-year history of the Cup. Later that year, Wesley So was rated 2610 and was the youngest player in the history of the game to break the 2600 Elo barrier, surpassing the record previously held by Magnus Carlsen. In 2012 he emigrated to the United States, and in 2014 he officially shifted his chess affiliation to the USA. In March 2016, So received the $42,000 Samford Fellowship. (1) Briefly in early 2017, So had his first and last interaction with a regular coach unknown player. (2) As of April 2017, Wesley So is the USA's top player, as well as the #2 player in the world. Rating and Ranking Wesley So was the youngest player ever to cross the 2600 rating mark, 9 days before his 15th birthday, until 2013 when Chinese prodigy Wei Yi achieved the mark at the age of 14 years 5 months 23 days. In March 2013, So's rating crossed over to 2701 (the 92nd player to achieve 2700). In January 2017, So's rating was officially 2808. His April 2017 rating of 2822 made him the 2nd strongest player in the world, behind only Magnus Carlsen. Official Site For more information please see: http://www.wesleyso.com/ Tournament History 2017 – USA • US Championship (2017) • St Louis     Winner 2017 – USA • chess.com Pro League • St Louis     Champions • St Louis Arch Bishops • MVP Wesley So 2017 – NETHERLANDS • Tata Steel Masters (2017) • Wijk Aan Zee, Rotterdam, Haarlem     1st Place 2016 – UNITED KINGDOM • The Grand Chess Tour • London     1st Place 2016 – UNITED KINGDOM • London Chess Classic (2016) • London     1st Place 2016 – ISLE OF MAN • Isle of Man Masters (2016) • Douglas     Tie for 3rd Place 2016 – AZERBAIJAN • 42nd Baku Olympiad (2016) • Baku     GOLD MEDAL TEAM     GOLD MEDAL THIRD BOARD 2016 – USA • Sinquefield Cup (2016) • St Louis     1st Place 2016 – SPAIN • IX Bilbao Chess Masters Final • Bilbao     3rd Place 2016 – BELGIUM • Grand Chess Tour Rapid & Blitz • Leuven     2nd Place 2016 – FRANCE • Grand Chess Tour Rapid & Blitz • Paris     4th Place 2016 – CHINA • 4 Game Match with Ding Liren • Shanghai     2nd Place 2016 – USA • Ultimate Blitz Chess Challenge with Garry Kasparov • St. Louis     2nd Place 2016 – USA • US Chess Championships • St. Louis     2nd Place 2016 – USA • Awarded The Samford Chess Fellowship • US Chess Trust     http://www.uschesstrust.org/2016-sa... 2016 – NETHERLANDS • Tata Steel Chess Event • Wijk Aan Zee     4th Place 2015 – SPAIN • Bilbao Chess Masters • Bilbao     1st Place – Champion 2015 – USA • Millionaire Chess • Las Vegas     5th Place – Open 2015 – AZERBAIJAN • World Chess Cup • Baku     4th Round 2015 – USA • Sinquefield Cup (2015) • St. Louis     10th Place 2015 – TURKEY • Turkish Super League • Izmit     2nd Place 2015 – GERMANY • Sparkassen Chess Meeting • Dortmund     2nd Place 2015 – CZECH REPUBLIC • Cez Chess Trophy 4 Game Match • Prague     1st Place 2015 – FRANCE • Top Twelve French League (CLICHY) • Petit Camargue     2nd Place 2015 – AZERBAIJAN • Gashimov Memorial • Shamkir     3rd Place 2015 – UNITED STATES • US Championships • St. Louis     3rd Place 2015 – IRELAND • 22nd Bunratty Chess Festival • Bunratty     1st Place 2015 – NETHERLANDS • Tata Steel Chess Event • Wijk Aan Zee     Tied for 2nd Place 2014 – USA • North American Open • Las Vegas     Open Section Champion 2014 – USA • US Chess League Champions • St. Louis     Board One 2014 – USA • Millionaire Chess • Las Vegas     1st Place Grand Prize Winner 2014 – USA • 3RD Noel Skelton Open • Minnesota     1st Place 2014 – NORWAY • 41ST Chess Olympiad     Coach for US team 2014 – ITALY • ACP Golden Classic     1st  Place (Rated 2755) 2014 – CANADA • 9th Edmonton International (2014)     2nd Place 2014 – USA • National Open Blitz Sectionals Las Vegas International Chess Festival     1st Place 2014 – CUBA • Capablanca Memorial     1st Place 2014 – USA • The Bill Wright Saint Louis Open     Tie for 1st Place 2014 • USA • Final Four of College Chess     1st  Place (Webster Team) 2014 • NETHERLANDS • Tata Steel Chess – Wijk Aan Zee    Tie for 4th place 2013 – USA • Pan American Intercollegiate Chess Championship     1st Place (Webster Team A) 2013 – TURKEY • World Chess Team Championship     Coach for U.S.A. Team 2013 – NETHERLANDS • 17TH Unive Chess Tournament Hoogeveen     1st Place 2013 – USA • 2ND Noel Skelton Open     1st Place 2013 – NORWAY • World Cup     Lost in 2nd round (64 players) knockout 2013 – RUSSIA • 27TH Summer Universiade in Kazan, Russia     Gold Medal 2013 – USA • Las Vegas International Chess Festival     Triple Winner 2013 – CANADA • Calgary International Chess Classic and Blitz Championship     1stPlace – Classic     1st Place – Blitz 2013 – USA • The Bill Wright Saint Louis Open     Tie for 1st Place 2013 – USA • Final Four of College Chess     1st Place 2013 – ICELAND • The Reykjavik Open 2013     Tie for 1st Place     1st  player from the Philippines and the 1st player in the 67-year history of American Collegiate Chess to break the 2700 rating mark     No. 2-ranked junior chess player in the world 2013 – PHILIPPINES • Asian Zonal 3.3 Chess Championship     2nd  Place     Qualifies in 2013 World Cup 2013 – USA • Pan American Intercollegiate Chess Championship     Tie for 1st Place (Webster Team A & B) 2012 – USA • SPICE Blitz 2012     1st Place 2012 – USA • The 3RD Annual Thanksgiving Open     Tie for 2nd Place 2012 – USA • 2012 SPICE CUP Group A     4th  Place 2012 – Chess.com's 7th Blitz Match of Death • Wesley So vs. Ray Robson     Defeated GM Ray Robson 2012 – CANADA • Quebec Open Chess Championship     1st Place 2012 – CANADA • Toronto International Chess Championship     1st Place 2012 – USA • Charity Chess Match Philippine Consulate      Organized by the Filipino-American Chess Club of New York     Acting Deputy Permanent Representative of the Philippine Mission to the UN in New York, Eduardo de Vega, joined the other chess players.     20-chess players simultaneous 2012 – USA • 40TH Annual World Open 2012 – Blitz Championship     Tie for 1st Place 2012 – USA • 40TH Annual World Open 2012     3rd Place 2012 – FRANCE • French League TOP 12     Clichy members: Ivanchuk, Van Wely, Wesley So, vice Jakovenko, Nispeanu and Maze     Emerged 2012 champion – undefeated in 10 games 2012 – VIETNAM • 11TH Asian Individual Open/Blitz Chess Championships     Undefeated in 18 games, 9 in the main event, and 9 in the Blitz Championship     First place – Blitz 2012 – USA • The 28TH North American Masters: Georg Meier vs. Wesley So     4 game classical match followed by 4 game rapid match (Tie) 2011 – INDONESIA • 26TH Southeast Asian Games     Gold Medal – Finished undefeated with 9 points in the Blitz chess competition     Silver Medal – Individual Standard 2011 – INDIA • Airports Authority of India Intl. Grandmasters Chess Tournament      5 points 4th place 2011 – INDONESIA • 17TH Asian Cities Chess Team Championship     Tie for  2nd 2011 – PHILIPPINES • Battle of Grandmasters    Place 2011 – SPAIN • Training with World's #1 Chess player GM Magnus Carlsen     GM Magnus Carlsen 2011 – RUSSIA • Qualifying World Blitz     5th  place/ 194-player field. Qualified for World Blitz 2011 – NETHERLANDS • 73rd Corus Chess, Grandmasters Group B Tata Steel     4th  place 2010 – CHINA • The 16TH Asian Games     Silver Medal for Team Philippines 2010 – USA • 2010 SPICE CUP Group A     Tie for 2nd  Place 2010 – RUSSIA • 39TH World Chess Olympiad 2010     RP Team: Rank 50th (149 teams) 2010 – PHILIPPINES • Campomanes Memorial Cup     7th place 2010 – PHILIPPINES • Battle of Grandmasters     1st Place 2010 – NETHERLANDS • NH Chess Tournament Rising Stars vs Experience     Rising stars 26 (1st)     Experience 24 2010 – SWITZERLAND • 2010 Biel Young Grandmasters Chess Championship     5th Place 2010 – PHILIPPINES • 2010 ASIAN Continental Chess Championships     2nd Place     Qualify for World Cup 2010 – RUSSIA • World Blitz Championship Prelim    62nd place / 156-player field 2010 – RUSSIA • Aeroflot Open 2010, Group A1     Top Junior Award     11th place / 80-player field 2010 – NETHERLANDS • 72ND Corus Chess 2010, Grandmasters Group B     5th Place 2009 – RUSSIA •2009 World Chess Cup     Final 16     Defeated Gadir Guseinov and had victories over former world championship contenders Vassily Ivanchuk (ELO 2739) and Gata Kamsky (ELO 2695) 2009 – USA • Spice Cup Group A     Tie for 2nd Place 2009 – USA • 30-Board Simul with Fresno Chess Club     30-0 2009 – VIETNAM • Zone 3.3 Fide World Chess Championship     Medal: Silver     2nd Place     Qualify for World Cup 2009 – PHILIPPINES • Asian Continental Chess Open Championship     Rank: 21st place (85 players)     Tie for 4th Place 2009 – CHINA • Chinese Chess League (for Bank of Qingdao Team)     Team: Rank 9 Scored 4/6 2009 – Philippines • Battle of Grandmasters     1st Place 2009 – RUSSIA • Aeroflot Open 2009, Group A1     Top Junior Winner 2009 – NETHERLANDS • 71st Corus Group C (2009)     1st place/Qualified for B Group     "Beste Jone Talente" Award 2008 – UAE • 1ST Asian Chess Club Championship     Individual: Board 1 Gold Medalist     Team: 4th place 2008 – GERMANY • 38TH World Chess Olympiad 2008     RP Team: Rank 46th (100 teams)     Best Olympiad performer in RP 2008 – PHILIPPINES • 4TH Pichay Cup International Open     Tie for 3rd Place (68 players)     Ranked 5th 2008 – PHILIPPINES • 3RD President GMA Cup International Open     Tie for 5th Place (72 players) 2008 – VIETNAM • 1ST Dragon Capital Chess Open/1ST ASEAN Grand Prix     Tie for 2nd (30 players)     2nd  in ASEAN Grand Prix     Team: 3rd Place (26 teams) 2008 – TURKEY • World Youth U-16 Chess Olympiad     Individual: Gold Medal     Team: 3rd  Place (26 teams) 2008 – TURKEY • World Junior Chess Championship     9th Place (109 players)     Tie for 8th  — 14th Place 2008 – PHILIPPINES • 1ST Subic Bay International Open Chess Championship     2nd  Place 2008 – PHILIPPINES • 2ND Philippine Open International Chess Championship     10th  Place (73 players) 2008 – INDONESIA • 2008 Japfa Chess Festival     1st Place 2008 – UAE • 10TH Dubai Open Chess Championship     1st  Place 2008 – PHILIPPINES • Battle of Grandmasters     1st Place 2008 – INDONESIA • Asean Masters Chess Circuit 2008 GM Tournament A     4th Place 2007 – PHILIPPINES • 3RD Pichay Cup International Open     5th Place     3rd GM Norm     World's 7th Youngest GM at 14 years old     Youngest Filipino GM in their history 2007 – PHILIPPINES • 2ND President GMA CUP International Open     9th Place (64 participants) 2007 – MACAU • 2ND Asian Indoor Games (participated by 32 countries)     Team Rapid Chess: 4th Place     Team Classical Chess: 7th Place     Team Blitz Chess: 6th Place 2007 – ARMENIA • World Junior Chess Championship     2nd GM Norm     Tie for 6th Place 2007 – PHILIPPINES • The 6TH Asian Individual Chess Championship     Tie for 5th Place 2007 – SINGAPORE • World Youth U-16 Chess Olympiad     Individual: Gold Medal     Team: 3rd Place 2007 – PHILIPPINES • Philippine Open International Chess Championship     Rank 15th 2007 – IRAN • 15th Asian Cities Chess Champion     Team: 2nd (Silver Medal)     Individual: Gold Medal for Performance Rating and Percentage Score 2007 – VIETNAM • Fide (Zone 3.3) World Chess Championship     Tie for 3rd Place 2006 – SINGAPORE • 3rd Masters International Open Chess Tournament     Tie for 4th Place (99 Players) 2006 – PHILIPPINES • 1ST President GMA Cup International Chess Tournament     Top Juniors     Tie for 6th Place 2006 – GERMANY • Offene Internationale Bayerische Shach Meisterschaft     Tie for 2nd  Place     1st GM Norm     Creativity     Award: Chosen by Russian Website e3e5 2006 – SPAIN • III Festival de Ajedrez Open Internacionale     BEST Under 16 Blitz 2006 – MALAYSIA • 3rd IGB Dato' Arthur Tan Open Chess Championship     BEST Under-16 Player 3RD International Master Norm 2006 – ITALY • 2ND San Marino Open Internationale di Scacchi     BEST Under-16 Player – 2nd IM Norm 2006 – ITALY • 37TH World Chess Olympiad     Youngest RP Olympian 2006 – UAE • 8TH Dubai Open Chess Championship     1st IM Norm 2005 – SINGAPORE • Masters/Challengers Int'l. 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page 1 of 134; games 1-25 of 3,330  Game   Result Moves Year Event/Locale Opening 1. T Pipan vs So 0-1 26 2003 Wch U10 B33 Sicilian 2. So vs N Galopoulos   0-1 53 2003 Wch U10 C00 French Defense 3. So vs Z Javakhadze 1-0 55 2003 Wch U10 B10 Caro-Kann 4. Negi vs So 1-0 34 2003 Wch U10 B33 Sicilian 5. So vs V Belous 1-0 41 2003 Wch U10 A07 King's Indian Attack 6. Swiercz vs So 1-0 73 2003 Wch U10 B33 Sicilian 7. M Bui vs So 0-1 44 2004 ASEAN-ch5 U12 B70 Sicilian, Dragon Variation 8. E Ho vs So 0-1 31 2004 ASEAN-ch5 U12 B70 Sicilian, Dragon Variation 9. So vs Minh Doan Vu Hoang 1-0 35 2004 ASEAN-ch5 U12 A07 King's Indian Attack 10. So vs M Pg   ½-½ 57 2004 ASEAN-ch5 U12 B21 Sicilian, 2.f4 and 2.d4 11. Do Duc Minh vs So 0-1 20 2004 ASEAN-ch5 U12 B33 Sicilian 12. So vs Caruana 1-0 27 2004 Wch U12 B21 Sicilian, 2.f4 and 2.d4 13. Ding Liren vs So 1-0 23 2004 Wch U12 A04 Reti Opening 14. A Rosell vs So 1-0 43 2004 Wch U12 A80 Dutch 15. So vs O Kanmazalp 1-0 29 2004 Wch U12 B21 Sicilian, 2.f4 and 2.d4 16. S Neubronner vs So 0-1 25 2005 ASEAN-ch6 U12 B33 Sicilian 17. D L Dang vs So 0-1 26 2005 ASEAN-ch6 U12 E41 Nimzo-Indian 18. K Lo vs So 0-1 54 2005 ASEAN-ch6 U12 B33 Sicilian 19. So vs J Chung 1-0 29 2005 ASEAN-ch6 U12 B01 Scandinavian 20. F Firman Syah vs So 0-1 42 2005 ASEAN-ch6 U12 B33 Sicilian 21. So vs Y Chan 1-0 38 2005 ASEAN-ch6 U12 C26 Vienna 22. So vs E Ho 1-0 40 2005 ASEAN-ch6 U12 B01 Scandinavian 23. I Nyzhnyk vs So 0-1 33 2005 Wch U12 A07 King's Indian Attack 24. A Dimovski vs So   0-1 21 2005 Wch U12 B33 Sicilian 25. So vs V Meribanov   1-0 33 2005 Wch U12 B32 Sicilian  page 1 of 134; games 1-25 of 3,330

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ARCHIVED POSTS < Earlier Kibitzing  · PAGE 7049 OF 7419 ·  Later Kibitzing> Apr-20-15    dizon: Is this the original BW people? Can you name a few from this video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E27... Apr-20-15    wordfundesal: Sugardom is very bitter because he gave a lap top to Wesley earlier. When Wesley rebuked him in this forum, he got offended and has since started posting tirades against Wesley. He might be grousing over his hard earned money spent for the laptop. Ang hirap ba namang magtiktik kalawang. Apr-20-15    gokusano: Parang gremlin lang ah. Daming handle para lang mambastos at makapanglait. Sana hindi ka tularan ni Wesley. Apr-20-15    dizon: How about here? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsJ... Apr-20-15    dizon: <wordfunph> house in San Pedro, Laguna? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9j8... Apr-20-15    donsimeondon: obsession? this man needs professional help. magkano ba ang bayad ng clinical session? kayang kaya niya naman sigurong magbayad. Apr-20-15    dizon: Are these the same people in connivance with <sugardom> to bring down Wes not because of GM So's chess play but of his personal life which is for me is kinda strangely not normal for a fan. Apr-20-15    iking: ayan, ang mga pro-wesley nabuhayan na, lumalaban na sa kay <sugardom> et al ... masamang pangitain to .. bangongot to ...sana forgive and forgets nalang. Apr-20-15    iking: oh no, bastosan na to ... Apr-20-15    theBlacksmith: Ang unang handle na tumawag na bakla at phedophilia si <sugardom> ay si <dunkenchess> lang naman kahit mag backread kayo.. kita mo pisingit-singit pa ngaun ng post para di halata.. siya ang bakla dahil kailangan pang magtago sa likod ng mga bagong handle... Apr-20-15    salmar: Alam naman natin kung sino naninira kay Wes.... HAYUP KA, TUMIGIL KA NA!! Apr-20-15    art00: <<<dizon>>: Are these the same people in connivance with <sugardom> to bring down Wes not because of GM So's chess play but of his personal life which is for me is kinda strangely not normal for a fan.> I wouldn't jump to a hasty generalization. There could be some "innocents" in those video links. I would suggest that those interested in the truth, that they say would set us free, instead do some back reading. They will discover that after GM So posted that well-known rebuke of the one who will not be named (OWWNBN) there was an attempt to manipulate public opinion by conducting a silly poll pitting the OWWNBN against the GM on his own player page. There was a conspiracy to recruit BW members, even those who have not been posting in the page for the longest time, to vote for OWWNBN (One could only imagine the text messages). Unfortunately, the scheme backfired and when the poll was going in the opposite direction and the margin in favor of GM So was getting wider, the polling was suddenly stopped. Then during the U.S. Ch, they tried another scheme and made it appear to be a matter of "karma" and "Divine Justice." Find out who are making these claims and you will know who are the conspirators against GM So and the apologists/sycophants of the OWWNBN. As has been patronizingly suggested, I will now rest my case.. *** Apr-20-15    kingknightflo: Anyone who believe this fictional story of NM is a fool. Let's go to the facts. No. 1, Wesley So gained his 3rd and final GM Norm in the 3rd Prospero Pichay Cup. Who are the 6 GM's he met, GM Darwin Laylo, GM Ni Hua, GM Mark Paragua, GM Dao Thien Hai, GM Rogelio Antinio Jr., and GM Ehsan Ghaem Mahgami. Of this 6 GM's there are 3 Filipino GM's and 3 Foreign GM's. First his argument that six old masters sold their game (by the way all games were drawn by then IM So way back). How can Mr So negotiate with Ni Hua, Maghami and Dao Thien Hai? I doubt if Mr. William So knows vietnamese. And the 3 Filipino GM's, do you believe that these 3 GM's can be bribed? These are respectable GM's. They will never sell their games. The writer is afraid obviously and is lying. He should have written his name not his initials or invented initials that is. He may face libel from making malicious fabricated stories. Apr-20-15    dunkenchess: Alam nyo mga kaibigan ang mga gay pedophilias na adult kuno ay maghuramentado pag hindi makuha ang gusto nila. Meron yan dito. Sila yung bigay ng bigay at me kapalit syempre. Pag walang kapalit ulitin ko eh magwawala yan abot hangang Mt Everest. Ganyan yan sila mga kaibigan. Kaya ingat lang. Dito pa naman nagkalat ng lagim. Apr-20-15    dunkenchess: Huramentado na yan. Bulag na maski dilat ang mata. Apr-20-15    donsimeondon: meron bang psychiatric test bago ka sasakay sa barko? Apr-20-15    gokusano: However and whatever post you may apply in the background, you cannot stop people to fight back and retaliate. If you are mad to one person only, don't drag an entirity. Your taunting others may result to cyberwar. Hehehe... It is better to be modest and humble than to act like a warfreak monster. As far as the evidence is concern, the pretending guardians of Wesley were the first to post profanities and vulgar words in this thread. Just read some recent posts and those will smack right into your face. Some you perceived to be anti Wesley are actally mild manner persons who would just enjoy his chess. Some may have expressed their desire about the reconciliation with the family but never to berate and besmirch his reputation. Being antagonistic will not result to mutual respect and understanding. Some people here may have actually worsen the situation. Well, that's life. Now, continue with your taunts and provocation. Let hell take over in this thread. Apr-20-15    sofan: meron don simeon.at mahigpit ang test kesa sa mga landbase.naniniwala ako na mabuting tao naman si kap sugar.talaga lang cgurong nasaktan ng binanatan ni wesley.son goku,di lang naman kayo ang nagtatanggol kay wesley nun panahon na inaapi api at pinagtatawanan sya ng mga dayuhan,meron din naman mga iba dito na patingin tingin lang at hindi naman sang ayon sa mga banat lalo na ni panday. Apr-20-15    sakmalinmobeybe: This moron, gokusano aka sugardom etc, deserves all the profanities in the entire dictionary for his slander, which is actually a criminal act. Putang ina mo ka baka ipaligpit kita sa mga tropa kong tulisan dyan sa timog katagalugan! Ipakain na sa leon ang baklang yan! Apr-20-15    gokusano: Of course, the article was meant to destroy Wesley. But be careful of your accusation who wrote and posted it. NM has his identity to own up what he wrote. Accuse him if you want. Apr-20-15    gokusano: Sige pa. Wala pa akong sinabing masama ganyan ka na magmura. Dagdagan mo pa. Me araw ka rin. Nakatago ka lang sa mga handle mo kaya ka matapang Apr-20-15    sakmalinmobeybe: Putang ina mo ka Norlita! Kahit nasa laot ka pa ipapatira kita sa mga pirata! Saka balita ko mahilig ka naman talaga magpatira sa pwet dyan sa mga negro sa caribbean! Hayop kang bakla ka wala kang magawa sa buhay! Susubukan ko tapang mo putang ina mo magabang ka na lang! Apr-20-15    sakmalinmobeybe: I think Wesley could file a case against Norlito for defamation. Pero ako iba ang gagawin ko sa hampaslupang syoke na ito! Apr-20-15    gokusano: Meron bang respetadong tao na puro mura ang alam na salita? Pero nakatago naman sa sandamakmak na handles. Bakla lang ang gumagawa nyan. Anong kabutihan ang maituturo mo dito puro mura alam mo. Nananakot ka pa. Baka hindi mo alam bigamy yan! Apr-20-15    gokusano: Mura pa. Cyber crime yan. 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