I don't really think people, or mediamen to be exact, call politicians monkeys although a couple of them do monkey around. They often call them crocs for their avarice. As per calling them (monitor) lizards, this arises when a politician or a bureaucrat refuses to vacate a position and holds on, sometimes literally, to his seat.
Ah, Herd of cows, Flock of Sheep, Pride of Lions etc.
ReplyDeleteyeah, the usual..but sometimes you get to more obscure animals..
ReplyDeletehmm...I shoulda checked what they would call a group of sea urchins or octopi?
OK, can't say off hand.
ReplyDeleteI was going to say what do you call a pack of buayas in govt...then I realized its useless....buaya pa rin...
ReplyDeletewhat is a pack of ziggy..ziggy yung parang mascot na character? of zigzags? hehehe...
yes, the Flock of Seagulls - naabutan ko yan Mar..haha...so am not yet confused *wink*
Q: Ano ang tawag sa barkada ng mga Pusa
ReplyDeleteA: Pangkat
oho! may lista ka ba sa Tagalog version nga mga ganito?
ReplyDeleteMember si Cat diyan.
ReplyDeleteLawyers? (Again, before anyone chews me out, my mom is one....so you know, I'm kind of kidding.....kinda.)
ReplyDeleteBarkada ng mga dogs? Aso-sasyon.
ReplyDeletenakupoh....
ReplyDeleteLOL... tingnan natin kung may darating pa:-)
ReplyDeleteRuff:-)
ReplyDeletenakupoh ulit...
ReplyDeletePack of dogs?
ReplyDeleteBark-ada.
Pack of dogs?
ReplyDeleteBark-ada.
awwwwooooohhhh!
ReplyDeleteAprub!
ReplyDeleteKudos to Joey (pang-ket), Hugz (aso-sasyon) & Mar (bark-ada).
ReplyDeleteAs to this –
Buzzards: A wake – LOL!
nakupoh! for the nth time :-)
ReplyDeleteOwls: a sleep
ReplyDeletehmm..I may be half-asleep pa...di ko gets ang owls...*scratch forehead*
ReplyDeleteAyuz ito!
ReplyDeleteMa iba naman.
ReplyDeleteQ: Ano ang tawag sa Pantalon ng Unggoy
A: Paa
:-)...LOL
ReplyDeleteHindi ba kamay? Apat na kamay o apat na paa?
ReplyDeleteKamay at Paa, pareho rin yata yun:-) Ah ewan...
ReplyDeletekawawang unggoy....
ReplyDeleteMabuti pa nga ang unggoy, maski paa niya marunong kumapit:-)
ReplyDeletemay mga kumakapit sa gobyerno na supposedly di unggoy...pero sa kamay lang kapit na kapit *wink*
ReplyDeleteMga lizards naman yon...kapit-tuko
ReplyDeleteteka nga muna...but lizards and monkeys have both feet and arms na kumakapit di ba? so anong diff?
ReplyDeleteSa kinakain? Ang monkeys kumakain ng saging, ang lizards kumakain ng insects.
ReplyDelete*crinkles nose*
ReplyDeleteI meant more of...why call them creatures in gov as lizards when monkey can suffice?
or baka insulto sa monkey and lizard...hmm...point din (naisip lang bigla)
I don't really think people, or mediamen to be exact, call politicians monkeys although a couple of them do monkey around. They often call them crocs for their avarice. As per calling them (monitor) lizards, this arises when a politician or a bureaucrat refuses to vacate a position and holds on, sometimes literally, to his seat.
ReplyDeleteCat/Hugz OK itong exchange ninyo ah:-) Unggoy at Lizard, tapos buwaya pa:-) Yung last statement ni Boboy, so True, isn't it.
ReplyDeletezo...I mean...so...its literally a zoo in the gov't?
ReplyDeleteI was going to say Reptile House...e may unggoy din pala...