Pinoys Who Lost the Name Lottery at Birth
Mar 26, 2016 • Abu Poblete
4. Generoso Cupal, “Sikyo sa umaga, eksperto sa gabi”
Via twitter.com
“‘Di ako nahihiya kasi apelyido lang ‘yan. Ano naman kung maganda apelyido mo kung ‘yung gawa mo naman hindi maganda. Wala rin ‘yan,” is what the honorable Quezon City Memorial Circle Security Guard Generoso Cupal said in an interview with Word of the Lourd. Now with his own segment in TV5’s Kontrabando called “Hoy Cupal!” Mr. Cupal is on TV regularly as the show’s security and counter-terrorism expert.
Watch some of his Cupal commentary here:
This was his first episode and it definitely did not disappoint.
MMDANa-bwisit ka ba ng trapik kagabi? Taon-taon may flood control project pero maihi lang ang kambing, nagiging dagat agad ang Kamaynilaan!
Posted by Kontrabando on Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Did you get who he was trying to say behind the beep? NAKAKALOKA!
Cupal Ep33 – APECNatapos na ang APEC na ginanap sa kalakhang Maynila kamakailan. Heto ang komentaryo ni Generoso #Cupal tungkol sa mga kaganapan noong nakaraang linggo.Panoorin si Maria Ozawa at ang buong Episode 33 ng #News5Kontrabando dito: https://www.facebook.com/News5Kontrabando/videos/vb.1581342902143487/1657274531216990/?type=2&theater
Posted by Kontrabando on Monday, November 23, 2015
You tell ‘em, Cupal!
3. These UPCAT passers
Via abs-cbn.com
UPCAT passers Jules Cyber 1A22 Cruz, Sincerely Yours ’98 Pascual, and Cressida B3 Reyes
At least they got in!
2. The Chua siblings
The chemistry of the Chua siblings is a sight to behold because, well, they’re literally named after two of the 110 elements of the periodic table. Their loving parents, George and Cherry Chua, decided to name their daughter Chloe Chlorine Chua and their younger son Landon Zinc Chua. Inspired by George’s job as a chemistry teacher, Chloe will have to endure jokes like, “‘Wag ka nang pumunta sa swimming pool, Chlorine, sasakit mata namin!” for the rest of her life.
1. The Pascual siblings
There’s no proof that Macaroni ‘85, Spaghetti ‘88, and Sincerely Yours ‘98 Pascual’s parents were high whenever they decided on their children’s names, but it does seem like they were.
An appeal to parents: be kind to your kids, please?
Know any other unfortunately-named Pinoys? Share away in the comments below!
