Is the Winner Worse Than the Loser?

[Vistabel]

is this enough reason to say that Loser has always better judgement than the Winner because losers are still attempting to justify the biased nature that sometimes it leads to a violence reaction.

[Lorenzo]

not necessarily so. the outcome simply means that the 'winner' was able to outperform the 'loser' in this particular scenario.

since the 'winner' outperformed the 'loser', it means that he/ she was better in performing than the 'loser'.

'winning' is the effect of constant practice, study, repetition, review. proficiency, and accuracy usually results in a win.

so, for a winner to be 'worse than the loser' makes absolutely no sense. that would be the antithesis of a winner.

[Lorenzo]

an accountant who places # 1 on the accountancy boards vs an accountant student who failed the accountancy boards.

the board top notcher: studied , exhausted the theory material thoroughly and regurgitated the material proficiently (or he was a natural genius with amazing photographic memory)

the accountant who failed: did not study enough, had sub par study habits, did not have the drive, was ill prepared.


point: the looser was 'worse' than the winner.

example lang ha.

[hubag bohol]

is this enough reason to say that Loser has always better judgement than the Winner because losers are still attempting to justify the biased nature that sometimes it leads to a violence reaction.

I really don't understand this question, but somehow it reminds me of what Socrates said about the wife: If you get a good wife you will become happy, and if you get a bad one you will become a philosopher.

[Lorenzo]

ha ha ha....

[Lorenzo]

or perhaps, perhaps we can take it into a marital context.


a scenario:

two men court a beautiful woman. one man from bohol and the other from negros; they both are in love with a woman from Samar.
The man from bohol was poor , while the man from negros was a haciendero, and was successful in wooing the Samarena.

The two (the man from negros and the samarena) get married. so 'technically' the negrosense is the 'winner'.
And the poor boholano is the 'looser'.

However. there is a twist.
(a life without a twist, wouldn't be life... lol)


The samarena turns out to be a horrible wife. a witch who is jealous and possessive. driving her husband crazy.

The Boholano (the looser) ended up meeting a beautiful ilongga whom adored him. they both get married and live a good life in Iloilo City.

So in this scenario, the 'looser' lucked out.

o diba?

[statesville]

The Winner Takes It All l    (by ABBA)

I don't wanna talk
About the things we've gone through
Though it's hurting me
Now it's history

I've played all my cards
And that's what you've done too
Nothing more to say
No more ace to play

The winner takes it all
The loser standing small
Beside the victory
That's her destiny

I was in your arms
Thinking I belonged there
I figured it made sense
Building me a fence

Building me a home
Thinking I'd be strong there
But I was a fool
Playing by the rules

The Gods may throw a dice
Their minds as cold as ice
And someone way down here
Loses someone dear

The winner takes it all
(Takes it all)
The loser has to fall
(Has to fall)
It's simple and it's plain
(Yes, it's plain)
Why should I complain

[Lorenzo]

The Winner Takes It All l    (by ABBA)

I don't wanna talk
About the things we've gone through
Though it's hurting me
Now it's history

I've played all my cards
And that's what you've done too
Nothing more to say
No more ace to play

The winner takes it all
The loser standing small
Beside the victory
That's her destiny

I was in your arms
Thinking I belonged there
I figured it made sense
Building me a fence

Building me a home
Thinking I'd be strong there
But I was a fool
Playing by the rules

The Gods may throw a dice
Their minds as cold as ice
And someone way down here
Loses someone dear

The winner takes it all
(Takes it all)
The loser has to fall
(Has to fall)
It's simple and it's plain
(Yes, it's plain)
Why should I complain

you like ABBA, diay, ma'am States?

[statesville]

Lorenzo, I like their songs mga nindot kaayo...

[Lorenzo]

hehehe, so does my dad.

[Vistabel]

Is the Right Worse Than the Left?
JONATHAN S. TOBIN - 01.11.2011 - 3:42 PM
Some on the left are still attempting to justify the biased nature of the story line that depicts conservative opinions as being the source of a poisoned debate that allegedly leads to violence. To that end, Michael Kinsley writes today in Politico that the real problem with coverage of the debate about Arizona isn’t the fact that the entire topic is a red herring promulgated in an attempt to silence the right, but that in the course of introducing this utterly false narrative, some liberals are accepting a “false balance” between the right and the left.

Though Kinsley concedes, “Democrats should be cautious about flinging accusations,” he still insists that “It seems â€" in fact, it seems obvious â€" that the situation is not balanced. Extremists on the right are more responsible for the poisonous ideological atmosphere than extremists on the left, whoever they may be. And extremists on the left have a lot less influence on nonextremists on the left than extremists on the right have on right-wing moderates.”

Why is this so? Because Kinsley says so, that’s why. From his perspective, the extreme left is represented by the chicly biased liberalism of NPR that is, I suppose, inherently more tasteful than Fox News.

But in order to accept Kinsley’s premise, you have to ignore the tone of Democratic opposition to President Bush for eight years, which was largely aimed at delegitimizing that administration and which encouraged even more extreme street rhetoric that manifested itself in demonstrations where vulgar and violent speech were commonplace. And you also have to ignore the rants that are heard today from the likes of Keith Olbermann and Ed Schultz, to mention just two left-wing talk-show hosts. Not to mention the more intellectual riffs of anti-conservative hatred that emanate from Paul Krugman of the New York Times and Princeton University. Yesterday I noted that Krugman called for “hanging Senator Joe Lieberman in effigy” because of the senator’s stand on ObamaCare. I neglected to mention that, according to a largely flattering profile in the New Yorker, Krugman hosted an election-night party at his home during which an effigy of Sen. John McCain was burned in effigy. Indeed, guests were invited to burn effigies of any politician they disliked. And yes, this is the same New York Times columnist who wrote that the Arizona shooting was the result of a “climate of hate” fostered by conservative rhetoric.

Kinsley is right when he decries hateful rhetoric. But he is not above taking comments out of context to back up his point. For instance, he claims Bill O’Reilly’s reaction to one of his columns consisted of a call by the FOX News host for Kinsley’s head to be cut off. That sounds despicable. But he neglects to mention that what O’Reilly was saying was that Kinsley’s opposition to Guantanamo and other tough anti-terror measures was so obstinate and foolish that perhaps the only thing that might change his mind was for al-Qaeda terrorists to treat him the same way they did Daniel Pearl. That’s pretty harsh, but not the same thing as a call for a beheading.

The cockeyed lesson that liberals seem intent on shoving down the throats of their fellow citizens is that when conservatives talk tough about liberals, it is tantamount to incitement to murder, but that when liberals talk tough about conservatives, it’s just talk, because liberals don’t mean anyone any harm. We have heard a great deal about the way political debate in this country has been debased by violent rhetoric in recent years. But for all of the nastiness of the left about Bush and of the right about Obama, I don’t think any of that has done as much damage to the fabric of democracy as the determination the past few days by the mainstream media and its liberal elites to exploit a crime carried out by a mentally ill person to further their own narrow partisan political agenda.

[Lorenzo]

lol, from winners / loosers to left (liberal) / right (conservative).

i'm intrigued by the dichotomy. apparently, axioms can change.

[bol-anon quo nyur!]

you like ABBA, diay, ma'am States?

KINSA ba ninyo dinhi ang membro sa ABBA?

[Lorenzo]

hehehe. ikaw, membro ka?

[hubag bohol]

KINSA ba ninyo dinhi ang membro sa ABBA?

He he, unsa man ning klaseha sa ABBA, Bay BQN?

[bol-anon quo nyur!]

He he, unsa man ning klaseha sa ABBA, Bay BQN?

Abante Buna....Buhok Atras!

[hubag bohol]

Abante Buna....Buhok Atras!

Bwahaha! Naantimamo man pud ta ani, nahiagtang jud... 

[Lorenzo]

Abante Buna....Buhok Atras!

bwahahaha! ikaw, membro ka ani, Senyor?

[Lorenzo]

The Winner Takes It All l    (by ABBA)

I don't wanna talk
About the things we've gone through
Though it's hurting me
Now it's history

I've played all my cards
And that's what you've done too
Nothing more to say
No more ace to play

The winner takes it all
The loser standing small
Beside the victory
That's her destiny

I was in your arms
Thinking I belonged there
I figured it made sense
Building me a fence

Building me a home
Thinking I'd be strong there
But I was a fool
Playing by the rules

The Gods may throw a dice
Their minds as cold as ice
And someone way down here
Loses someone dear

The winner takes it all
(Takes it all)
The loser has to fall
(Has to fall)
It's simple and it's plain
(Yes, it's plain)
Why should I complain

hahaha. funny. The winner takes all diay? Dili diay mo share ang winner sa mga losers, Ma'am States? 

[Vistabel]

bwahahaha! ikaw, membro ka ani, Senyor?

bwahahahahaha....tumpak nyor

[bol-anon quo nyur!]

bwahahaha! ikaw, membro ka ani, Senyor?

hapit nah! pero naa pai maihap

[hubag bohol]

hapit nah! pero naa pai maihap

Ayaw kuno ipha kay mosamot ug pangatagak...

[hubag bohol]

Naa man hinuoy daghang mapalit nga wig, sama ani...

[hubag bohol]

Kon gusto ka, naay kompleto...

[Lorenzo]

bwahahahahaha....tumpak nyor

bwahahaha, ikaw pood Vistabel, member ba ka aning grupo? di man ko sure kai naa man kai hat.

[Lorenzo]

Ayaw kuno ipha kay mosamot ug pangatagak...

lol. ngano man diay, is this what happened to you, Nong? 

[Lorenzo]

Ning katawa man ko da! nag hinumdum ko sa usang situwasyon sa usang pinoy restaurant.


my dad and i went to this filipino restaurant in new jersey called 'Tropicana' to pick up 8 orders. On the drive, i was asking my dad about whether or not he knew how to speak Waray-Waray, kai Leyteno man ijahang mama ug papa (ahong lolo ug lola, sa side sa papa nako). Katawa mi duha kai ning joke joke to si dad about the differences between a bol-anon and a leyteno.

As we walked over to the filipno restaurant, naka kita kami sa duhang pinoy sa gawas sa resto. Shiny kaajo ilahang ulo, wala na jyud buhok.

Nag binuang to si daddy nako. Ingon to sija, "Ah, doy, kadtong duhang tawo didto oh, waray to sila"

ingon ko nija, "tinuod ka , dad? kahilbalo diay ka waray sila?"

Katawa si dad, "AH, WARAY BUHOK"

Perting katawa kami duha. Sure ko nag dungog kadtong duhang tawo namo...

[bol-anon quo nyur!]

bwahahaha, ikaw pood Vistabel, member ba ka aning grupo? di man ko sure kai naa man kai hat.

Tan-awa lang, pero ayaw na i besto! bwahaha!

[statesville]

Katawa si dad, "AH, WARAY BUHOK"

Perting katawa kami duha. Sure ko nag dungog kadtong duhang tawo namo...

Waray kasabot tong duha,...bisan nakadungog..

[Lorenzo]

Waray kasabot tong duha,...bisan nakadungog..

bwahahaha. now to think of it, they were speaking in tagalog bitaw.

[Lorenzo]

Tan-awa lang, pero ayaw na i besto! bwahaha!

ha ha ha , okay lang ug na nipis kai naa baja ubang baji nga mo prefer sa 'bald but beautiful' types.

[Vistabel]

Tan-awa lang, pero ayaw na i besto! bwahaha!

unsa ba ron Nyur, walang laglagan. 

[bol-anon quo nyur!]

unsa ba ron Nyur, walang laglagan. 

Bai Bel, way laglagan ni Bai, kai nahurot nag ka laglag ahong buhok

[Vistabel]

Bai Bel, way laglagan ni Bai, kai nahurot nag ka laglag ahong buhok

bwahahaaahhaha.

orig ni ha,  parang way duda

[bol-anon quo nyur!]

bwahahaaahhaha.

orig ni ha, 

JAWA! asa ras Rudy Fernandez anih!

[Vistabel]

JAWA! asa ras Rudy Fernandez anih!

aw wa man sya Nyur deadbol naman 

[hubag bohol]

Bai Bel, way laglagan ni Bai, kai nahurot nag ka laglag ahong buhok

Oi, kukabildo man ni sa mga miyembro sa "follicularly challenged".  Apil ko bi!

[bol-anon quo nyur!]

Oi, kukabildo man ni sa mga miyembro sa "follicularly challenged".  Apil ko bi!

Bai H.B. ang huna huna sa UPAW----> morag uhg PABO!

[Vistabel]

Bai H.B. ang huna huna sa UPAW----> morag uhg PABO!

hahahhaahaha ...showoff 

[hubag bohol]

Bai H.B. ang huna huna sa UPAW----> morag uhg PABO!

He he, pabo nga nibuliskad ang balhibo, nindot upawan...

[hubag bohol]

bwahahaaahhaha.

orig ni ha,  parang way duda

Aw, baga man lagi diay kag buhok, Bay Vist. Dili diay ka pwedeng mamiyembro sa among exclusive club... 

[hubag bohol]

hahahhaahaha ...showoff 

Maayo gani ni siya kay iyang buhok ra ang gi-showoff...