^maayo ngari kay tininuod gyud nga in honor of the patron saint maong mag street dancing, ambot sa Brazil kung in honor ba na sa ilang patron saint kay ang mga babae mag sayaw sayaw man sa kalsada nga kita ilang mga boobs unya naka thongs ra ngeks

The two most famous individuals who I've made personal acquaintances were both physicians.

A) Dr. Villanueva, M.D (Cardiothoracic Surgeon and Director of Surgical Residents)
B) Dr. Updike, M.D (Gastroenterologist; General Internist; Instructor)

I knew both of them through shadowing them these past few years. I am attracted to their voice, their firm understanding in their most respectable fields, and most importantly their unwavering passion in their medical fields.
Dr. Updike stunned me when we had lunch together, he stunned me with his knowledge of the Philippines during World War II. Not only was he a physician, but also a fellow historian.

Dr. Villanueva, to me, was a man on a pedestal. Named one of the best surgeons in the entire state; and specifically in southern New Jersey. The man has trained hundreds of surgical residents; and has performed thousands of procedures in his lifetime. I remember looking at his hand when he explained procedures to me, he never waivered. The man was firm in his gestures, and when he explained something--it was with a soothing and low toned voice. Truly he was a Cardiothoracic Surgeon.

How famous can one get? Those who make a profession on Saving Human Lives and or prolong Life itself, to me, take the cake. The ability to save life and prolong life, the very gift Divine Providence gave to man, is not only a blessing, but true responsibility.

Na...Sir haskang swerteha nimo unta kon wa pa tong 2 other cleaning ladies.    Well, what did you do if you were alone with her, ask for autogramm?    Basin ug manerbiyos kana sa iyang kagwapa ug ka cute whahahahha 

Ben, I have changed the thing that you told me in PM.

I just wanted to make a comment on the difference between Philippine festivals (Sandugo included) that highlight street dancing and Mardi Gras (whether in New Orleans or Rio de Janiero).  Mardi Gras is a festival that is celebrated every Tuesday before Ash Wednesday which marks the start of Lent. Mardi is Tuesday in French. Being so, people party all day and all night long. They shout, they laugh, they dance, they drink, they flirt, women romp the streets in thongs and allow their papayas to swing and sway to the beat and rhythm of the music. They let it all hang out because they know that it's going to be their last for quite some time after which they will have to practice abstinence. In effect Mardi Gras which is always characterized by frenzy and wild abandon might be viewed as the collective behaviour of a people who know that the following day they are expected to behave and live a pious life as dictated by religion, and so they go wild and indulge in all worldly pleasures as they can before that day comes. Without meaning to, the thought of a death convict eating his last meal comes to mind. On the other hand most Philippine festivals are anchored on religious celebrations, mostly feast days of patron saints, which explains why almost every street dancing festival in the Philippines feature religious icons that dancers carry and wave around. Probably one of the most popular are the Sinulog of Cebu and Ati-Atihan of Kalibo which both honor the feast day of the Sto. Nino. They do have a distinct dance that devotees perform in church but it has been commercialized by the Philippine Department of Tourism by way of street dancing (which is a main feature of Mardi Gras). This, in fact, gave birth to the celebration of various similar celebrations in different parts of the country (Sandugo included) because the tourism department wanted a street dancing festival to take place every month for the whole year to constantly attract tourists. So, that is how Philippine street dancing festivals got started. They are based on religious celebrations and so people wave religious icons. In Mardi Gras, on the other hand, because it is a kind of "Last-Supper" party, people wave their bananas and papayas.

Bitaw Boringitoy maayo pagkaexplain! Karon lang ko nakasabot nga unsa jud ng Mardi Gras nga ila gina-celebrate and you explained it very well. Thanks.

Unsa man gud nickname nimo nga tinuod oi?

Karon pa ko kasabot sa meaning aning mardi gras, salamat sa imong explanation bolingitboy.

So, mura diay ni ug batchelor party ang mardi gras.

Unsa man pod ang kalainan sa Mardi gras ug Tigresa? Mao ra man siguro ni style sa sayaw, pero mas sexy ang tiresa.

Ngek! Tuod diay Thyl noh... Hehehhe mao ngutana ko niya unsa iya real nickname kay nagka-tongue twister ko oi. Lisud ayo litukon iya username oi.

hmmm? ako?
1. Imelda Marcos
2. Pupils Band
3. Gokongwei Family
4. The Ayalas
5.