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| − | {{Quote|Boy Pick Up is just that way. He's crass and oftentimes offensive, but that's what dark humor is. He doesn't speak for everyone of us, though. He speaks for himself.|DragoonXRyu}}
| + | |office16=Department of Education (Philippines){{!}}Minister of Education |
| − | {{Quote|He is if not the most persistent Filipino ever.|DestroyerS87}} | + | |office_location16=Philippines{{!}}the Philippines |
| | + | |term_begin16=6 January 2013 |
| | + | |term_end16=5 February 2013 |
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| − | '''''Boy Pick Up''' was a politician, soldier, entrepreneur, and media director of the {{CountryLink|Philippines}}.''
| + | |term_begin17=6 March 2013 |
| | + | |term_end17=5 April 2013 |
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| − | ==[[File:Bio_Button.jpg|49px]] Biography==
| + | |term_begin18=6 September 2013 |
| − | ===Death and Resurrection=== | + | |term_end18=5 October 2013 |
| − | He experienced many trials during his stay in the MvG Royal Army. He joined the military unit after graduating in the [[Department of Defense|Philippine Military Academy]]. He experienced not being fed by the unit. As the time went by, they started to forget about him, eventually he starved himself to death on July 25, 2012. When his father died, the small group of supporters went to each of the burial grounds of his sons and dug everybody up. They then noticed that Boy Pick Up, his youngest son, was not yet fully decomposed, while the others had. They tried everything to bring him and his father to life. His father was reincarnated but his body wasn't stable so he eventually died. They gave up on his father but they did not give up on him until they brought him back to life on August 19, 2012.
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| − | ==[[File:Icon_position_party_member.gif]] Politics== | + | |office19=Department of Culture (Philippines){{!}}Minister of Culture |
| | + | |office_location19=Philippines{{!}}the Philippines |
| | + | |term_begin19=6 January 2013 |
| | + | |term_end19=5 April 2013 |
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| − | ===Beginnings and First Congress Seat=== | + | |term_begin20=6 August 2013 |
| − | Boy Pick Up first entered politics after running in the 41st Philippine Congressional Elections under the '''[[Democratic Party for Progress]]''', wherein he won after getting the highest votes in [[Palawan]]. He then moved to '''[[Kilusan_ng_Makabayang_Pinoy|Kilusan ng Makabayang Pilipino]]''' and stayed there as a loyal member.
| + | |term_end20=5 December 2013 |
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| − | ===Struggles and Winning the Second Seat=== | + | |office21=Non-Aligned Nations of eRepublik Alliance#Leadership{{!}}Delegate |
| − | After the political module change, Boy Pick Up had a hard time winning again a congressional seat. Either their was no congress that month or he was put at the lower half of the list by their '''[[Party President]]'''. He always talked to their President to put him on the top but he wasn't the priority before. On the '''[[Congress of the Philippines|45th Philippine Congressional Elections]]''', Boy Pick Up was put third in the list of candidates of KMP. Elections came and he won his second term as Congressman of the Philippines. He also elected himself as '''Interim House Speaker''' of that Congress.
| + | |office_location21=Non-Aligned Nations of eRepublik Alliance{{!}}the Philippines to the Non-Aligned Nations of eRepublik Alliance |
| | + | |term_begin21=20 August 2012 |
| | + | |term_end21=5 September 2012 |
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| − | ===KMP Problems and Support to Al Raposas=== | + | |office22=Ambassador (diplomacy){{!}}Ambassador |
| − | {{Main|Al Raposas presidential campaign, March 2013}} | + | |office_location22=Department of Foreign Affairs (Philippines)#Embassies{{!}}the Philippines to Western Europe |
| − | He then moved to '''[[LAKAN-KBP]]''' because of some internal problems in the KMP. He then became the Spokesman of the party. As the Macedonian Take-over continues, the party was taken over. He then came back to KMP but for a while only. He decided to join the '''[[Revolutionary Socialist Party]]''' after they endorsed one of his friends, '''[[Al Raposas]]''' to the '''[[Presidential Elections in the Philippines|Country President Elections]]'''. He left after the loss of his friend and join the smallest party, '''[[Filipino Communist Party]]'''. He ran for Party President on April and won because there was no other candidate.
| + | |term_begin22=20 August 2012 |
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| − | ===Presidential Run and Taking Over=== | + | |term_begin23=7 October 2012 |
| − | {{Main|Boy Pick Up presidential campaign, May 2013}}
| + | |term_end23=5 November 2012 |
| − | As the Filipino Communist Party General-Secretary, he endorsed himself as Presidential candidate, gaining the support of the Kilusan ng Makabayang Pilipino after. Going to the elections, he was very nervous. Elections came and Boy Pick Up lost to NinoBitpazarec of the [[RD Philippines Movement]]. He gained 22 votes, a third of the total votes. Weeks after, the Congress impeached NinoBitpazarec that made Boy Pick Up as Country President of the Philippines. He entered the Philippines in the [[Non-aligned Nations of eRepublik]] Alliance.
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| − | ==[[File:Boot_camp.png|49px]] Military== | + | |office24=Ambassador (diplomacy){{!}}Ambassador |
| − | '''Boy Pick Up''' began as a humble soldier in the Armed Forces of the Philippines. He was then a soldier of the former government-controlled '''Philippine Military Academy'''. He stayed their until he reached the rank of Major. He left the military unit and was finding a military unit to join. He joined the '''MvG Royal Army''' after he graduated in the academy. In his stay in the military unit, he suffered from severe hunger, that eventually led to his death.
| + | |office_location24=Department of Foreign Affairs (Philippines)#Embassies{{!}}the Philippines to Cyprus |
| | + | |term_begin24=9 June 2013 |
| | + | |term_end24=5 July 2013 |
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| − | When he resurrected, he joined [[PINOY MOBSTERS]] and was warmly welcomed by the other soldiers. Their former commander, Karding Sungkit always supplied their needs whenever they needed it. He rose through the ranks and became the Second Commander of the MU. In December 2012, he became the [[Commander (MU)|Commander]] of the Military Unit. After a month he left the position because some members were complaining because of inactivity for some days. He then became the captain of the military unit. After Commander TZOY went inactive for seven days, Boy Pick Up became Commander for the second time. This time, he promised that he will be active every day.
| + | |office25=Ambassador (diplomacy){{!}}Ambassador |
| | + | |office_location25=Department of Foreign Affairs (Philippines)#Embassies{{!}}the Philippines to Malaysia |
| | + | |term_begin25=11 July 2013 |
| | + | |term_end25=5 September 2013 |
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| − | ==[[File:Icon-media-Social_interactions_and_entertainment.png]] Sports== | + | |office26=Party president{{!}}Chairperson |
| | + | |office_location26=Filipino Communist Party{{!}}the Filipino Communist Party |
| | + | |term_begin26=16 April 2013 |
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| − | ===E-Palarong Pambansa Stint=== | + | |office27=Party president{{!}}Chairperson |
| − | {{Main|E-Palarong Pambansa}} | + | |office_location27=Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas{{!}}the Partido Komunista ng Pilipinas |
| − | Boy Pick Up joined the [[E-Palarong Pambansa]] during the fourth year anniversary of the Philippines' entering the New World. He was the second overall best player in the competition held in Negros Oriental in his home region of [[Visayas]]. He was very active, he competed in most of the sports in the games. He got 2 golds, 2 silvers and a bronze medal having 5 medals in total, only to be beaten by [[Liana Paldrov]].
| + | |term_begin27=16 July 2013 |
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| − | ===Founding of Philippine Basketball Association=== | + | |office28=Spokesman{{!}}Spokesperson |
| − | {{Main|Philippine Basketball Association}} | + | |office_location28=LAKAN-KBP |
| − | He is also the founder and Commissioner of the [[Philippine Basketball Association]], one of the only running sports league in the New World. He owns the team Red Horse Energy Kings, one of the first teams in the league. His team became runners-up in the Inaugural Cup, losing 3-1 to the Red Guards. But the team's luck changed in the second season after acquiring star shooting guard, Gary David. They went on to win both titles of the season, completing the hard-to-earn Grand Slam.
| + | |term_begin28=26 February 2013 |
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| + | '''Boy Pick Up''' (25 June 2012 – ) is a [[Philippines|Filipino]] politician, military officer, journalist, businessman, and athlete. |
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