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A lesson in snobbery, filipino version

By Celine Lopez | May 18, 2003 - 12:00am

My first brush with snobbery was when I was around five or six. I felt cheap and wawa as my friends and I compared our sugar loot and all I had was some Tarzan gum and the rest of my crew proudly chewed on Bubble...

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