Palakpak tenga ng Pinoy all because Paris Hilton tweeted in Bisaya

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You guys honestly believe Paris Hilton's PR stunts?

"ParisHilton: Maayong buntag Pilipinas, kamusta kayo?"
--http://twitter.com/ParisHilton/status/102934500287328257

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