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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #40 on: March 16, 2010, 07:37:50 AM »
JellyBean, kabalo man mi nga daghan namuyo diha nga mga tarong ug mga respetado nga mga langyaw kay duna man miy mga kaila ug mga amigo.Pero wala man silay daghang estorya kon unsay ilang mga nahimo nga mga kaayohan sa mga katawhan diha. If you love helping others just do it without complaining, just like mother Terresa. All I can say, is that you need attention for little things that you have done. Kon wala ka ma recognized so mga tawo diha mao nagbagolbol ka mao dugangi pa imong paningkamot ug tabang. Anyway kon wala nakapangayo ug pasalamat ang mga tawo nga imong natabangan, ako na lang maoy moingon ug Daghang Salamat sa imong kaayo ug sa imong mga nahimong mga maayong binuhatan.

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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #41 on: March 16, 2010, 07:39:28 AM »
No I'm not stressed out like you Jellybean. I've been doing it for years and will continue to do it. As far as Philippines is concerned, I do help a lot of people there and send kids to school. I helped build churches or renovate some. I send books to schools who needed them. Quietly and humbly... but FYI for you.

Anyway, if your burnt out, or hated the fact that they talk about other foreigners (esp. that Japanese manyakes bwahehehe) just pack your bag and go home... simple as that. Go where appreciation is non-Biblical!!!

Ehehehe... last na jud ni. Wa lang kapugong!

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« Reply #42 on: March 16, 2010, 07:54:10 AM »

Amen !  hehe

Peace Padz !

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Ehehehe... last na jud ni. Wa lang kapugong!
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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #43 on: March 16, 2010, 08:04:46 AM »
But are you all shown thank you's when you do it yes! i know you are given apprecitation but not like here.

No I do not need a pat of  attention, I want the attention and the good attention that should be given in return to those who do help here.

Y is it you accept a crap story about about a foreigner over anything good that foreigners have done to help here?

I know vollunteering in orgz back home is fun man they have pizza parties, recognition of what type of hours and the community shows respect it is so different here it is not enjoyable the you see articles such as that going against foreigners.....wow!

Makes any foreigner just want to say F... it!

yes I have also done that with books and purchased medicines for medical missions with out anyone knowing other then the medical mission organizers i have tied in with food donations to dr's and vollunteers with my OWN CASH AND OWN TIME.

In an organization many are helping your not alone. and any ideals that you have are all considered and not negativley shot down how they are here.

I am tired of the people complaining here how corrupt it is but yet who is allowing them to be corrupt when they pay you to vote for them.

and then anyone with an ideal to form an organization charity bank says no to you. What a pity of not caring for a brother or a sister. Then they are the same to wallow in misery and repeatedly say how corrupt it is here.

Hard to make public improvement when the politicians are always being asked alms from people having no money to live on.

Charitable organizations if invented and well managed could take the pressure of of the government so it can make the proper facilities needed here for improvement for the public.

I am always willing and do put my words into action. If anyone wants to get together with me and not be so negative about foreigners is free to help form a charity organization with me for the people here. Please contact me if your serious in my personal mail.

Yes Da binsi your right. Have a great start of the week everyone I am going to bed it is beeen an all nighter for me..he he he he with out alcohol. I do not drink I am serious.



 

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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #44 on: March 16, 2010, 08:18:07 AM »
Kabuotan ba ni Lindy oy, sija man nuon nagpasalat og nangayog pasayloa para sa mga irong bu**** hehehe.  Here's an article a friend of mine emailed me about public apology... it goes beyond Tiger Woods.

Too Many Apologies

By Thomas Sowell

Tiger Woods doesn't owe me an apology. Nothing that he has ever done has cost me a dime nor an hour of sleep.

This is not a plea to be "non-judgmental." I am very judgmental about all sorts of things, including Tiger Woods' bad behavior. But that is very different from saying that he somehow owes me an apology.

For all I know, my neighbors may be judgmental when I drive out of my driveway in a 15-year-old car. But they have never said anything to me about it, and I have never offered them an apology. This is not equating driving a 15-year-old car with what Tiger Woods did. But the point is that any apology he might make should be made to his family, who were hurt, not to the public, who might be disappointed in him, but not really hurt.

Public apologies to people who are not owed any apology have become one of the many signs of the mushy thinking of our times. So are apologies for things that somebody else did.

Among the most absurd apologies have been apologies for slavery by politicians. For one thing, slavery is not something you can apologize for, any more than you can apologize for murder.

If someone says to you that he murdered someone near and dear to you, what are you supposed to say? "No problem, we all make mistakes"? Not bloody likely!

Slavery is too serious for an apology and somebody else being a slaveowner is not something for you to apologize for. When somebody who has never owned a slave apologizes for slavery to somebody who has never been a slave, then what began as mushy thinking has degenerated into theatrical absurdity-- or, worse yet, politics.

Slavery has existed all over the planet for thousands of years, with black, white, yellow and other races being both slaves and enslavers. Does that mean that everybody ought to apologize to everybody else for what their ancestors did? Or are the only people who are supposed to feel guilty the ones who have money that others want to talk them out of?

This craze for aimless apologies is part of a general loss of a sense of personal responsibility in our time. We are supposed to feel guilty for what other people did but there are a thousand cop-outs for what we ourselves did to those we did it to.

Back in the 1960s, when so many foolish ideas flourished simply because they were new, a New York Times columnist tried to make the case that we were all somehow responsible for the assassination of John F. Kennedy.

That was considered to be Deep Stuff. It made you one of the special folks when you believed that, instead of one of the rest of us poor dumb slobs who believed that the man who shot him was responsible.

For more than a century, the intelligentsia have been trying to get us to focus on the "root causes" of crime-- supposedly created by "society"-- instead of locking up thieves or executing murderers.
If some people don't have the money or the achievements of others, that too is society's fault, in the eyes of those for whom personal responsibility is an outmoded idea.

Personal responsibility is a real problem for those who want to collectivize society and take away our power to make our own decisions, transferring that power to third parties like themselves, who imagine themselves to be so much wiser and nobler than the rest of us.

Aimless apologies are just one of the incidental symptoms of an increasing loss of a sense of personal responsibility-- without which a whole society is in jeopardy.

The police cannot possibly maintain law and order by themselves. Millions of people can monitor their own behavior better than any third parties can. Cops can cope with that segment of society who have no sense of personal responsibility, but not if that segment becomes a large part of the whole population.

Yet increasing numbers of educators and the intelligentsia seem to have devoted themselves to undermining or destroying a sense of personal responsibility and making "society" responsible instead. Aimless apologies are just one small symptom of this larger and more dangerous attitude.

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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #45 on: March 16, 2010, 08:56:04 AM »
Bwahaha! (Bahakhak on the side...)

Lamia sa paka2, oi! Mora kog giganoy sa malamatong mga hungihong sa tam-is nga aso sa katjubong! Kalalim jud sa sinukliay! Nakabalak gud kog ahat... ;D 

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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #46 on: March 16, 2010, 09:04:50 AM »
Bwahaha! (Bahakhak on the side...)

Lamia sa paka2, oi! Mora kog giganoy sa malamatong mga hungihong sa tam-is nga aso sa katjubong! Kalalim jud sa sinukliay! Nakabalak gud kog ahat... ;D 

higup jud ni iya sa katyubong...

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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #47 on: March 16, 2010, 09:42:02 AM »
Foreigner rapist in Philippines front page news here.

But if a Filipino raping in his own countryman  it goes to back pages in the indicrete section of any newspaper tabloid, and why is that? Some publishers will not even print it if it is about a Filipino due to sensitivity of his own race but has no problem printing the news if it involves not from his own race. How unfair is that?

etc...It gets sort of confussing to be specific or to generalize?........LOL!

Okay let's say your a mexican National living in States in some city newspapers it would be titled "24 year old male suspect......" no country of origin mentioned. First paragraph would say Dark comlected male aged 24 years of Hispanic origin and not just say he is from mexico when he could be from gautemala.





i do sympathize with you, jellybean, as i try to get through the forest of your posts. 

a very advanced country in the middle east has among its media policies (which the media council guards zealously in its self-regulation) the stipulation that news releases on crimes and accidents should not include specific names, nationality, religion, and pictures.  they call it in keeping with respect for human dignity. 

i go for it.  maybe it's one of the reasons why no media practitioner is killed there and, if i'm not mistaken, the average number of cases of libel filed in a year against media practitioners totals a staggering two, in the whole country.  that country, strangely, ranks much higher than the philippines in terms of press freedom, according to a ranking made by reporters without borders.     

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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #48 on: March 16, 2010, 09:55:58 AM »
as for generalizations of stereotypes against foreigners, please accept my apologies and plea for understanding, jelly bean.  give us time.  we've been down; now we have nowhere to go but up, in terms of urbanization and being urbane and just about everything else.  nations tend to correct themselves in progression.  it must have been unthinkable for american southern belles before not to have slaves fan them during summers.  let it be said that in my country owning slaves isn't part of our dark (no pun intended) heritage, thankfully. 

but then again i feel your pain (with apologies to bill clinton).  imagine how i felt when i came across a statement of marlon brando years ago, and i was nowhere near the u.s. at that time, "that they are not wily, like the filipinos," when he apologized for a racial slur he made against jews.



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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #49 on: March 16, 2010, 10:02:32 AM »
From the factual clubbing of bigamy to the fanciful trumpeting of charity! What a journey, bwahaha! ;D

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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #50 on: March 16, 2010, 10:04:46 AM »
and this one's for laughs, if i may---

imagine also how our macho fil-am brothers would have felt if hasty generalizations apply in the u.s. in the case of the unlamented andrew cunanan.  (remember?)  what if it were said that, with exceptions of course (the usual apology), fil-am machos tend to be gay gigolos?

ugh.  (with due respect to gianni versace... and to all of you there, fil-am machos.  this is just that, a mere supposition.  what disappoints or hurts jelly bean could disappoint and hurt us too.) 

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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #51 on: March 16, 2010, 10:12:07 AM »
From the factual clubbing of bigamy to the fanciful trumpeting of charity! What a journey, bwahaha! ;D

bay hubs, with due respect, trumpeting i believe isn't so apt.  the trumpeteer's real identity isn't there for everyone to know anyway, so the sound may just fall on equally unidentified deaf ears.

jelly bean is simply lamenting the fact that when foreigners commit crimes they are front page headlines in our local papers while those who do good are hardly accorded even a burial in the inside pages.  and she/he is right, generally speaking. 

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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #52 on: March 16, 2010, 10:22:05 AM »

jelly bean is simply lamenting the fact that when foreigners commit crimes they are front page headlines in our local papers while those who do good are hardly accorded even a burial in the inside pages.  and she/he is right, generally speaking. 

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« Reply #53 on: March 16, 2010, 10:22:10 AM »
bay hubs, with due respect, trumpeting i believe isn't so apt.  the trumpeteer's real identity isn't there for everyone to know anyway, so the sound may just fall on equally unidentified deaf ears.

jelly bean is simply lamenting the fact that when foreigners commit crimes they are front page headlines in our local papers while those who do good are hardly accorded even a burial in the inside pages.  and she/he is right, generally speaking. 

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Salamat sa imong pagpaypay, Ms. Isle. I don't know about the issue of the trumpeter's identity, kon nailhan ba sija o wala. (Kon dili ka comfortable sa paggamit sa word nga trumpet, na hala, turotot nga lukay na lang, he he.) Pero naa baja puy punto ang gisulti nga dili na sapajan nga isuliyaw sa tibuok kapupod-an ang maajo nimong binuhatan--if at all.  ;D

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« Reply #54 on: March 16, 2010, 10:42:10 AM »
This does seem like an overkill. After all, it's unlikely the Japanese guy was armed. In many countries, this offense would fall under the category of "civil cases" and would not merit such a high-powered operation.  The SWAT team just perhaps received their training completion certificate and needed a practicum.

"The SWAT team was headed by PCInsp Nicomedes Olaivar Jr. while the Dauis PNP team was headed by PInsp Albert Timpac."

 :o :o :o :o A SWAT team for this?   ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #55 on: March 16, 2010, 11:10:47 AM »
I just surveyed today's crime headlines in Japan and there does seem to be a conscious editorial effort not to mention the nationality of an offender in the headline but identify him instead by his work, purpose or the nature of his violation.

For instance, a New Zealander who was apprehended for jumping on a whaling ship is reported, Detained Activist Says He Boarded Whaling Ship to Arrest Captain.

The news of an American who runs an English school and was arrested for child pornography is headlined, English School Manager Indicted for Filming Child Porn.

On the other hand, crimes of US military personnel are identified as such even in headlines, Two US Marines Arrested in Okinawa over Drunken Driving.

There does seem to be varying standards on what constitutes discrimination. While Japan meticulously avoids abrading the sensibilities of compatriots of apprehended criminals, it routinely publishes nationality, age and gender requirements for job adverts (which is banned in other countries).

If I were the editor, the headline for this article should perhaps read, Bigamist Deported for Visa Fraud. The main offense of the foreigner as far as the Philippine government is concerned is visa fraud. Bigamy, which can be proven only in his country of origin, is a civil offense for which he is answerable to his own government.

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« Reply #56 on: March 16, 2010, 11:11:50 AM »
      Sunday Post: The Bureau of Immigration, in coordination with the Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Team of Bohol Police Provincial Office and the Dauis Philippine National Police recently arrested and deported a Japanese national at his conjugal residence in Tabalong, Dauis town.

      In an after mission report, it was gathered that the erring foreigner was arrested and subsequently deported for having contracted marriage twice.

      He was married to a compatriot but subsequent investigation showed that he also married a Filipina.

      The SWAT team was headed by PCInsp Nicomedes Olaivar Jr. while the Dauis PNP team was headed by PInsp Albert Timpac.

      The Japanese national identified as Toshiki Sato was arrested after a hearing conducted by the Bureau of Immigration in a deportation case filed against him.  The Immigration Bureau cancelled the Quota Visa of Sato  after he admitted during the hearing that he was penniless even before coming to the Philippines.

      A Quota Immigrant Visa is a permanent resident visa which requires the applicant to provide a US$40,000 investment to ensure that the foreigner seeking to live in the country permanently is not a financial burden to the society.

      Sato likewise admitted during the hearing that the money he used for the processing of his Quota Visa, and the purchase of the house and lot in Dauis came from his Japanese wife, Tomiko Oki.  Sato was also found to have falsified/misrepresented his civil status in his application for quota visa after he stated that he was single, when in fact he was married.

      Sato’s wife, Tomiko Oki, had earlier filed cases against him and one Silvestra Jayectin for concubinage or marriage contracted against provision of law.  In the said cases, Oki accused Sato of marrying his live-in partner, the same Silvestra Jayectin, even if he was still married to his Japenese wife.

      She also filed a case for Performance of Illegal Marriage Ceremony against Msgr. Vicente Matias Nunag III whom she accused to have illegally officiated the wedding.

      Oki likewise filed a case against Sato for Violation of the Anti-Violence Against Women and their Children Act (for Marital Infidelity and Economic Violence), and against Sato, Jayectin and lawyer Pablito Grecio A. Magdoza, for Falsification of a Public Document, for forging Oki’s signature as petitioner in an alleged Petition for Nullity of Marriage.

      When the arresting team arrived at the vicinity, caretakers Cesario Sumaylo and Benito Jayectin, Silvestra’s brother, refused to open the gates.  The SWAT team was forced to climb over the gates and open them.  Sato was found hiding in one of the rooms in the house.  That same afternoon, Sato was brought to Manila and detained at the Bureau of Immigration Detention Center at Bicutan, Taguig before he was finally deported back to Japan.  Despite the efforts of Sato’s lawyers Mia Manuelita Mascarinas-Green and Dodelon Sabijon, they were not able to prevent the deportation of their client.

      The Bureau of Immigration commended the Bohol police for providing a very efficient back-up support in Sato’s arrest. Lawyer Ramon Calubag, head of the Intelligence Division of the Immigration Regional Office said that he was impressed and never saw such precision and speed in the coordination and execution of an arrest mission.

Pastilan..mag-unsa naman lang tong iyang Pinay nga gipakaslan. Ang Haponesa baya kuno ang sapian.  Naunsa ba si Sato San gapadakop
man imbis kay "future neighbors" man unta mi sa Tabalong.  Sayang!

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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #57 on: March 16, 2010, 11:53:46 AM »
Foreigner rapist in Philippines front page news here.

But if a Filipino raping in his own countryman it goes to back pages

Oh, well, this is front-page stuff--for tabloids! ;D

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« Reply #58 on: March 16, 2010, 11:57:10 AM »
This does seem like an overkill. After all, it's unlikely the Japanese guy was armed. In many countries, this offense would fall under the category of "civil cases" and would not merit such a high-powered operation.  The SWAT team just perhaps received their training completion certificate and needed a practicum.


Bwahaha. Hadlok tingali ang arresting team, basin ninja tong Hapona! ;D



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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #59 on: March 16, 2010, 12:01:47 PM »
But are you all shown thank you's when you do it yes! i know you are given apprecitation but not like here.
 

Believe it or not, NO! They are not thankful and they are very demanding. They (the Americans) that we helped, they think it's their constitution-given right to be afforded help even from a private group (not even an agency) such as us. Instead of saying "thank you" they get mad and throw all kinds of **** at us when we're only trying to help.

So now what do you say? We the Boholanos/Filipinos are ungrateful as can be and we're the weidest people in all the earth? Because all we do is kept asking for help and not say thank you? Well, that' where I bloody defend my homeboyz to my utmost stubborness!!!

We eat dogs too even if they're bisaya... see, we're not choosy at all and we don't pick on foreigners alone. It seems like we pick on anyone worth picking. Sometimes they pick on me too!!!  ;D

Oh, btw, the movie "She's Out Of My League" is hilarious. I went to see it tonight. Patalastas from Dreamworks!

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« Reply #60 on: March 16, 2010, 12:57:04 PM »
and i hope yours isn't a generalization too, chicogon. :D

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« Reply #61 on: March 16, 2010, 01:05:07 PM »
This does seem like an overkill. After all, it's unlikely the Japanese guy was armed. In many countries, this offense would fall under the category of "civil cases" and would not merit such a high-powered operation.  The SWAT team just perhaps received their training completion certificate and needed a practicum.


I just surveyed today's crime headlines in Japan and there does seem to be a conscious editorial effort not to mention the nationality of an offender in the headline but identify him instead by his work, purpose or the nature of his violation.

For instance, a New Zealander who was apprehended for jumping on a whaling ship is reported, Detained Activist Says He Boarded Whaling Ship to Arrest Captain.

The news of an American who runs an English school and was arrested for child pornography is headlined, English School Manager Indicted for Filming Child Porn.

On the other hand, crimes of US military personnel are identified as such even in headlines, Two US Marines Arrested in Okinawa over Drunken Driving.

There does seem to be varying standards on what constitutes discrimination. While Japan meticulously avoids abrading the sensibilities of compatriots of apprehended criminals, it routinely publishes nationality, age and gender requirements for job adverts (which is banned in other countries).

If I were the editor, the headline for this article should perhaps read, Bigamist Deported for Visa Fraud. The main offense of the foreigner as far as the Philippine government is concerned is visa fraud. Bigamy, which can be proven only in his country of origin, is a civil offense for which he is answerable to his own government.

whew!  this is what you'd call 'hitting the nail right on the head'.  kudos for sense and sensibility. :D 

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« Reply #62 on: March 16, 2010, 01:14:15 PM »
Bwahaha. Hadlok tingali ang arresting team, basin ninja tong Hapona! ;D



take your pick:  nagtakoban ba kaha to nga si michelangelo, raphael, donatello, o si leonardo tong ilang gisulong?  o si master splinter ba hinoon?  

i'll look at the bright side:  maayo na lang kay di usa ka battalion ang misulong ug wa gyoy backhoe nga gigamit.  ;D  

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« Reply #63 on: March 16, 2010, 01:34:08 PM »
and this one's for laughs, if i may---

imagine also how our macho fil-am brothers would have felt if hasty generalizations apply in the u.s. in the case of the unlamented andrew cunanan.  (remember?)  what if it were said that, with exceptions of course (the usual apology), fil-am machos tend to be gay gigolos?

ugh.  (with due respect to gianni versace... and to all of you there, fil-am machos.  this is just that, a mere supposition.  what disappoints or hurts jelly bean could disappoint and hurt us too.) 

Unsa na headline? FILIPINO GIGOLO IN FLORIDA CONVICTED OF MURDERING FASHION MAGNATE GIANNI VERSACE!??

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Luoy baya pod si Jellybean kay maski unsa pa niyag duot iyang ulo pagsabot sa atong kinaiyahan ug kabuang, di jud nija maapas. In fairness to you Jellybean, your ignorance and unfamiliarity to our culture, customs as well as our "dry" sense of humor, coupled with some of our stubborness... makes it really difficult or even impossible for you to even comprehend what we're trying to say. Much less follow our trends of thought. Yes, you're right here JB, in the US when you say black it means black, no is no, yes is a yes. In the Philippines (Bohol especially which is surrounded by water) we have what we call "istorya ilawom sa dagat" (talk under the sea). Close to not talking in absolute terms..., meaning, we get OT (out of topic) easily but we know how to come back and get out of trouble... we spice things up a bit to get out of monotony of a topic or subject - and inject all kinds of thoughts, some harmful but with no intention to hurt (although sometimes our tactlessness do hurt)... sexual overtones and undertones but with smilies in them, etc.

In short, most people here at TB are not hardened criminals or what-have-you. They're just people trying to have fun over at the internet... expressing their thoughts, feelings or what... and we don't even know what part of the world they are from. Yes, we do have Boholano lineage - most of us if not all - but we're not bad people as you have insinuated or blatantly call us at times (that trigger not-so-good-thoughts), which naturally - without reservation - is pure speculation or simply a blatant accusation. I'm religious, yes, but I'm no messiah. I won't let anyone throw stone at me (unless I wear a hard hat). But admit it, you yourself got carried away way too easily because of just one word "foreigner" the writer of the article we don't even know. Maybe we should stone the media man, hahaha.  ;D

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« Reply #64 on: March 16, 2010, 01:44:35 PM »
hahaha! ;D  glad the headlines weren't that way.  ahat unyag kadaghan ang mga screaming fairies from our ranks.  simbako!  thanks for the insights, chig. :)

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« Reply #65 on: March 16, 2010, 02:04:41 PM »
hubog man tingali ni siya?  hilig man ug lalis

hhahha
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« Reply #66 on: March 16, 2010, 02:08:24 PM »
people can make a change there fore I am not barking up the wrong tree or the wrong dog.

People neeed to mutana na oy here and help out. I listen to many radio service programs here where people ask for help and maybe once or twice a week a fellow countryman will call in to donate help to the one asking alms. Bless him many times for his kind heart.

I see whats going on, I see and it and is hard to beleive what I do see and hear? The simple fact being that it does not make logical sense.

On an average month I spend close to 300 US dollars plus of my own time in helping the less fortunant here because of feeling so bad that these poor people cannot get help from their own countrymen most of the time.

I have seen a lot of aide and projects done by foreign countries but always balme the bad things happening here is on foreigners by the ones we are helping. Even in assemblies held for women and children and environment issues they are reporting foreigners are the blame.

Why do you not praise instead and give attention to the good things that foreigners have helped this country with.

Because your culture cannot accept or take blame for anything done by you or caused by that is bad so it is easier to cast your garbage onto foreigners the very people who are trying to help this country. this was also being reported in the last abuse assembly.

Look at the foreigner woman who wrote a book about her expereince here and was told she was not permitted to re-enter the country again?......Look at the numerous Filipino who have made duragatory statements against America and other countries in the media and in person! Did the Americans cast Filipinos away from their country? No! because in America we have a freedom of expression and liberty for all.

The very place where many Filipino want to run away to everyday and make it better on greener pastures. and how contradicting and condesending is that when your media and government say foreigners are the ones causing the bad here to happen?

If you want to go to America then you stand for the country and its people. I am here I help the people and I get tired because I do not see the people living here who are naturalized and better off here helping so much with their own brothers or sisters who are not in good financail terms and in needs and if they are helping it is not that many who do actually help when they do.

Sometimes I want to give up on all my good deeds it gets me no where and nothing good is a result of it instead of praises foreigners helping here are so put down and I think I know why as there are many here who cannot do what we do. So we are thrown insults instead of thank you's

So many foreigners have stopped giving financail support in helping the poor here for the simple fact it is never ending with more and more people asking alms more than one time in a day...

We (foreigners) are not the church, we are not family, we are not politicians and not all foreigners are the cause of problems.Nor are we a charity organization even some of us have tried to form one but the Filipino will make a negative comment for even thinking about trying to make a change for the better of others less fortunante. that's so degrading to see.

Im going to start chatting with those foreigners who are not aware of what is being generalized about them here as being the cause of problems here and see what they have to say I am sure they will not be happy either and these will be people from other countries who have also spent time and money helping the people here.

It is not nice to get a dose of your own medicine at your own face is it!

It is done in this sight all the time against foreigners I have already posted one of them. I have been silent for to long.


People need to be sensitive in what they are posting about foreigners as well as many women on this sight are marreid with internationals.I am sure their husbands do not appreciate knowing that the media/ and government sectors are trying to ask foreigners to come here spend money but at the same time bad mouthing us at the same time.

Does anyone get what I am barking at yet? or does anyone care?




 

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« Reply #67 on: March 16, 2010, 02:15:40 PM »
Unsa na headline? FILIPINO GIGOLO IN FLORIDA CONVICTED OF MURDERING FASHION MAGNATE GIANNI VERSACE!??

Aw kung naay Pinoy version of Jellybean siguradong mag yawyaw pod... joke joke joke.

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In short, most people here at TB are not hardened criminals or what-have-you. They're just people trying to have fun over at the internet... expressing their thoughts, feelings or what... and we don't even know what part of the world they are from. Yes, we do have Boholano lineage - most of us if not all - but we're not bad people as you have insinuated or blatantly call us at times (that trigger not-so-good-thoughts), which naturally - without reservation - is pure speculation or simply a blatant accusation. I'm religious, yes, but I'm no messiah. I won't let anyone throw stone at me (unless I wear a hard hat). But admit it, you yourself got carried away way too easily because of just one word "foreigner" the writer of the article we don't even know. Maybe we should stone the media man, hahaha.  ;D

He he, igo ko ani da. You hit my head with a nail--oops, sajop and idiom. You nailed my head to the coffin--oops, sayop gihapon. Basta, you get the idea... ;D

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« Reply #68 on: March 16, 2010, 03:52:57 PM »
hahaha!  at least, sayop og sajop, nagamit nimo, bai hubs.  naklaro imong pagka-mestizo ani da.  the idiom?  allow me my two-cents' worth:  you nailed the coffin to my head. ;D

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« Reply #69 on: March 16, 2010, 04:32:07 PM »
aw dapat malipay ka,kay ikaw nitabang,dili ikaw gitabangan.

Basin maihap ra sa mga dawin sa kamot ang mihatag og pakpak... ;D

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« Reply #70 on: March 16, 2010, 05:37:14 PM »
Aw,coming from the heart man kaha ning ilang tabang(foriegners),walay kauban nga boyboy..ok lang ug naa man gani kauban nga boyboy TY na lang.There is no doubt we need help in the Philippines pero dili sab na kauban nga mga masakit nga pulong..

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« Reply #71 on: March 16, 2010, 06:26:30 PM »
Unsa na headline? FILIPINO GIGOLO IN FLORIDA CONVICTED OF MURDERING FASHION MAGNATE GIANNI VERSACE!??

Aw kung naay Pinoy version of Jellybean siguradong mag yawyaw pod... joke joke joke.

Luoy baya pod si Jellybean kay maski unsa pa niyag duot iyang ulo pagsabot sa atong kinaiyahan ug kabuang, di jud nija maapas. In fairness to you Jellybean, your ignorance and unfamiliarity to our culture, customs as well as our "dry" sense of humor, coupled with some of our stubborness... makes it really difficult or even impossible for you to even comprehend what we're trying to say. Much less follow our trends of thought. Yes, you're right here JB, in the US when you say black it means black, no is no, yes is a yes. In the Philippines (Bohol especially which is surrounded by water) we have what we call "istorya ilawom sa dagat" (talk under the sea). Close to not talking in absolute terms..., meaning, we get OT (out of topic) easily but we know how to come back and get out of trouble... we spice things up a bit to get out of monotony of a topic or subject - and inject all kinds of thoughts, some harmful but with no intention to hurt (although sometimes our tactlessness do hurt)... sexual overtones and undertones but with smilies in them, etc.

In short, most people here at TB are not hardened criminals or what-have-you. They're just people trying to have fun over at the internet... expressing their thoughts, feelings or what... and we don't even know what part of the world they are from. Yes, we do have Boholano lineage - most of us if not all - but we're not bad people as you have insinuated or blatantly call us at times (that trigger not-so-good-thoughts), which naturally - without reservation - is pure speculation or simply a blatant accusation. I'm religious, yes, but I'm no messiah. I won't let anyone throw stone at me (unless I wear a hard hat). But admit it, you yourself got carried away way too easily because of just one word "foreigner" the writer of the article we don't even know. Maybe we should stone the media man, hahaha.  ;D

very well said! true gyud tanan ni and thanks kay magamit  nako ni for my cultural exchange topic next week sa school...

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« Reply #72 on: March 16, 2010, 06:46:56 PM »
Basin maihap ra sa mga dawin sa kamot ang mihatag og pakpak... ;D

basin no,mao nag anunsyo sa madlang pepol.

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« Reply #73 on: March 16, 2010, 07:21:52 PM »
Ngano bitaw nga naay mga tawo (and other creatures, for that matter) nga gusto jud dayegon...

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« Reply #74 on: March 16, 2010, 08:42:44 PM »
aw, wa jud ko ka-get ana nga dajeg diay ang gikinahanglan.  abi nakog pahungaw lang ni sa ijang kahiubos.  :'(

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« Reply #75 on: March 16, 2010, 08:46:42 PM »
hubog man tingali ni siya?  hilig man ug lalis

 pasagde lang na sya mag jama² Ate Ville nyahaha

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« Reply #76 on: March 16, 2010, 08:53:45 PM »
Unsa na headline? FILIPINO GIGOLO IN FLORIDA CONVICTED OF MURDERING FASHION MAGNATE GIANNI VERSACE!??

Aw kung naay Pinoy version of Jellybean siguradong mag yawyaw pod... joke joke joke.

Luoy baya pod si Jellybean kay maski unsa pa niyag duot iyang ulo pagsabot sa atong kinaiyahan ug kabuang, di jud nija maapas. In fairness to you Jellybean, your ignorance and unfamiliarity to our culture, customs as well as our "dry" sense of humor, coupled with some of our stubborness... makes it really difficult or even impossible for you to even comprehend what we're trying to say. Much less follow our trends of thought. Yes, you're right here JB, in the US when you say black it means black, no is no, yes is a yes. In the Philippines (Bohol especially which is surrounded by water) we have what we call "istorya ilawom sa dagat" (talk under the sea). Close to not talking in absolute terms..., meaning, we get OT (out of topic) easily but we know how to come back and get out of trouble... we spice things up a bit to get out of monotony of a topic or subject - and inject all kinds of thoughts, some harmful but with no intention to hurt (although sometimes our tactlessness do hurt)... sexual overtones and undertones but with smilies in them, etc.

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« Reply #77 on: March 16, 2010, 09:10:48 PM »
Unsa na headline? FILIPINO GIGOLO IN FLORIDA CONVICTED OF MURDERING FASHION MAGNATE GIANNI VERSACE!??

Aw kung naay Pinoy version of Jellybean siguradong mag yawyaw pod... joke joke joke.

Luoy baya pod si Jellybean kay maski unsa pa niyag duot iyang ulo pagsabot sa atong kinaiyahan ug kabuang, di jud nija maapas. In fairness to you Jellybean, your ignorance and unfamiliarity to our culture, customs as well as our "dry" sense of humor, coupled with some of our stubborness... makes it really difficult or even impossible for you to even comprehend what we're trying to say. Much less follow our trends of thought. Yes, you're right here JB, in the US when you say black it means black, no is no, yes is a yes. In the Philippines (Bohol especially which is surrounded by water) we have what we call "istorya ilawom sa dagat" (talk under the sea). Close to not talking in absolute terms..., meaning, we get OT (out of topic) easily but we know how to come back and get out of trouble... we spice things up a bit to get out of monotony of a topic or subject - and inject all kinds of thoughts, some harmful but with no intention to hurt (although sometimes our tactlessness do hurt)... sexual overtones and undertones but with smilies in them, etc.

In short, most people here at TB are not hardened criminals or what-have-you. They're just people trying to have fun over at the internet... expressing their thoughts, feelings or what... and we don't even know what part of the world they are from. Yes, we do have Boholano lineage - most of us if not all - but we're not bad people as you have insinuated or blatantly call us at times (that trigger not-so-good-thoughts), which naturally - without reservation - is pure speculation or simply a blatant accusation. I'm religious, yes, but I'm no messiah. I won't let anyone throw stone at me (unless I wear a hard hat). But admit it, you yourself got carried away way too easily because of just one word "foreigner" the writer of the article we don't even know. Maybe we should stone the media man, hahaha.  ;D

ouch. hahahahaha... gabii pa ko sige kinatawa pads.

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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #78 on: March 16, 2010, 09:25:19 PM »
Ngano bitaw nga naay mga tawo (and other creatures, for that matter) nga gusto jud dayegon...

muras ako na-ilhan.og imo pod kaila no?wa man dajega sa mga pepol ija na lang ibandelyo.

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Re: Japanese in Bohol Deported for Marrying Twice
« Reply #79 on: March 16, 2010, 09:37:10 PM »
haaaay sinukli-ay sa mga maidlot nga mga panghunahuna! that was fun!

that was an intellectual intercourse between the dumb and the dumber!

gi butdan ko gabii agi kinatawa.

OT: dis a man ka gahappn Blew apil unta ka sa ilang anag kukabildo!

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