When I was young, pag galit ang grandmother ko sa akin sabi nya "Baka 'Pilipino' a bilngat ka?" Or "Baka 'Bisaya' a da tindug ka?" Or "Eeh 'Moros' ai a da adat iyan!"
I also always heard her and other parents calling their children "La'natullah Yazid" pag nakita nila kami umaakyat sa punong mangga namin pag namunga.
Those were in the 60's when the sufferings of the World War 2 was still in their minds; when there was no such thing as Iphone and other high tech personal gadgets that dominate the day; when they became victims of the Zionist's "Divide and Rule;" when the issue on Shi'a nor Sunni was not enflamed by the enemies of Islam.
Those were the days when no heavy aerial strikes and artillery bombings are used against those who oppose economic dominance and cultural subjugations, who defy foreign interference to their right to self-determination and freedom, and human rights.
Baanda benar so tig iran, "Di ka makangguani ka makapagimanto ka." (MNY)