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Bland, salty food served at wake

THE EAR - The Freeman

October 16, 2015 | 10:00am

WAKE. A woman who had just attended a wake was heard complaining about the food served there.

FOOD. She said it was either bland or very salty.

NO TASTING. "Anaa man gud to sila'y tinuhuan nga ang lutuon nga pagkaon dili tilawan kun nay minatay," she said.

ANAA

ANG

ATTENDED

BLAND

COMPLAINING

FOOD

NGA

QUOT

WAKE

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