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Well, whaddya know? This is Costa Rican model-in-town Juan Pablo Brenes Mendieta. The 24-year-old model has appeared in prime runway projects in town such as the Bench shows of late, the Philippine Fashion Week series, and the Cosmopolitan [Phils] magazine’s annual Bachelor Bash. A lawyer in his native state, the 6’1″-tall hunk has since given up the legal briefs in favor of the sexy, size-under briefs in the Philippines. 
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  1. Wait! Mambabastos na naman si Myrna Malibog at yung copy-cat niya dito!

    Tsk2! Kaya mababa ang tingin sa mga beki dito sa Pinas kasi sex-maniacs at hindi civilized!

  2. Ito type ng parents ko e uwi sa bahay, yung gwapo, macho at may profession pa. Yung type na sasabihin ko sa dining table while eat kami with my family:

    Me: Ma, Pa, meet my special friend Atty. Juan Pablo Brenes Mendieta. he’s also into modelling… Tapos after dinner maguusap sila ni Papa na sila lang while kami ni Mama t mga kapatid ko na sa sala lang at nagtutuksuhan kasi total package yung baby boy ko……

    I hope we can have a date tomorrow October 28,2012 @ 7 PM. Please let me know ahead so I can prepare. 09272017020 ang aga pa nanaginip na ako. Sleep na nga uli. Bwahahahahahhaha

  3. It’s possible in other countries to become a lawyer at 24 because, unlike here in the Philippines, their curriculum only includes the subjects that they need for their course (i.e. doesn’t include worthless mandatory subjects like PE, Humanities, and Basic Sciences) which lessens the school time.
    They only study those what they need.

    In some states, they can accelerate quickly through certificates and exams without going through the formal course. Others allow teens and high schoolers to take pre-course subjects or exams earlier on.

    I’m suspecting he used certifications and exams to further accelerate his degree.

  4. Girl kng ayaw mong maniwala na lawyer sya at 24 e di hwag. Madaming lawyer at 24 na. Siguro isa kang matandang law student pa na di makapasa pasa!

  5. Anonymous said…
    “It’s possible in other countries to become a lawyer at 24 because, unlike here in the Philippines, their curriculum only includes the subjects that they need for their course (i.e. doesn’t include worthless mandatory subjects like PE, Humanities, and Basic Sciences) which lessens the school time.
    They only study those what they need….”

    To say definitely that humanities is a worthless subject, along with P.E. and basic sciences, is ignorant and simplistic. When the recession started in 2000, accelerated by the madoff, worldcom, enron, etc, experts realized that the main reason is the lack of the basic courses/subjects in their curriculum responsible for making them fully human. understanding, values-laden. principle-oriented. only humanities, philosophy, and ethics, are able to provide those.

    This is why the universities and colleges don’t produce people now, they create machines incapable of compassion and are generally greedy, because they don”t take the subjects “they dont need”, but obviously needed by humanity.

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