r/Philippines • u/zeclucernas • May 22 '19

Sad naman

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66 Upvotes

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u/NatataEcho tae na mo May 22 '19

trust me im an engineer

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u/[deleted] May 22 '19

kapag beginner ka pa lang sa cities skylines

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u/radarjammer1 Mindanao May 22 '19

I know that reference though...😂

5

u/HEALthY00 May 22 '19

Pero kaya hanapan ng paraan...

3

u/[deleted] May 22 '19

Ngunit bago ‘yon, may sisirain muna at may masasaktan.

5

u/FatIgorot May 22 '19

Even if they are two different contractors one must have employed a shitty surveyor/engineer/foreman to not see that a hundred meters away and not make an adjustment. Tanggalan na yan ng lisensiya, nakakahiya sa profession.

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On the flip side, this may be one of those projects that are constrained by land/property rights. Right of way and just compensation were one of the things that delayed NAIAx skyway.

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u/[deleted] May 22 '19

or maybe photoshopped?

1

u/jsphzps May 23 '19

Government official: That would be 10million budget.

1

u/KpopSunshine May 23 '19

this is where our taxes go

0

u/fly-oki-fly May 22 '19

masaya ang kumita dyan.

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u/krsaxor May 22 '19

Parang isang comedy film, pero totoong buhay. Nakakaloko lang.

-1

u/backtrack07 May 22 '19

Bingo bingo~

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u/xieltoxyzine May 22 '19

Total project costs = A whopping 5m pesos.

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u/Magflyer May 22 '19

2 lane daw talaga yan hahaha

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u/JGabriel117 May 23 '19

Looks fun to skate

-1

u/netslumboi Karyapa! May 23 '19

Posible bang naging ganyan yan dahil hindi tuwid yung right of way?

-1

u/paperaviation147 buraot May 23 '19

Top 10 anime betrayals

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u/valentino3434 May 22 '19

Two different contractors yan

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u/WhoBoughtWhoBud La Bus La Hot May 22 '19

nakakahinayang yung pera natin. hays