Author Topic: Baklay, bisikleta... any other personal contribution to ease the energy crisis? (Read 6758 times)

benelynne · « **on:** June 04, 2008, 07:46:38 AM »

With two basic commodities constantly rising--rice and gasoline--the gripes are resonating as well.

I thought Bohol is normally staid and unruffled by the scrambling for rice. But rice and gasoline are increasingly becoming daily woes as well.

An announcer at DYRD suggested that we follow the lead of cooler Baguio, which is urging its residents to walk. I think this makes sense. By inculcating the habit of walking, we hit many birds with one stone--we promote health consciousness, ease the demand for fuel energy, and promote a greener Bohol.

Tagbilaran is not such a sprawling city. I believe half of people's daily destinations (school, market, workplace, government offices) are within walking distance from one's home.

In Japan, walking within a 2-kilometer radius is strictly implemented among schoolchildren, and those who live beyond are allowed to ride bicyles. Don't say this can be done only in a temperate climate, because summers in Japan can really scorch you.

The government should just assure the safety of the streets. As in Japan, PTAs should actively participate in street patrols in times when children go to school and come home, helping children cross the streets especially at busy intersections.

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tohnichi007 · « **Reply #1 on:** June 04, 2008, 08:37:10 AM »

hala dalhon nalang naku akong bisikleta deri pohon ig uli sa bohol...eheheh anyway ur right benelynne

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benelynne · « **Reply #2 on:** June 04, 2008, 09:09:17 AM »

hala dalhon nalang naku akong bisikleta deri pohon ig uli sa bohol...eheheh anyway ur right benelynne

I'm seriously thinking of buying my kids bikes. Kulang lang sa Tagbilaran klaro nga pedestrian ug bicycle lanes, kay bisag sakyanan usahay wala'y klarong dalan.

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grazie7y · « **Reply #3 on:** June 04, 2008, 09:21:41 AM »

Mao bitaw akong napansin sa ato noh kay kada lihok, sakay ug either pedicab or trisikad. Sa una, kaya-kayahon ra man tawon na namo lakaw from Manga to Taloto then to Bohol Ice Plant where my grandfather's business was located. Well, sa una, wala kaayo choice kay way kwarta i pamasahe but karon sobra na jud di na ka adto'g Taloto akong pamilya kon way sakyanan!

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benelynne · « **Reply #4 on:** June 04, 2008, 09:28:44 AM »

Mao bitaw akong napansin sa ato noh kay kada lihok, sakay ug either pedicab or trisikad. Sa una, kaya-kayahon ra man tawon na namo lakaw from Manga to Taloto then to Bohol Ice Plant where my grandfather's business was located. Well, sa una, wala kaayo choice kay way kwarta i pamasahe but karon sobra na jud di na ka adto'g Taloto akong pamilya kon way sakyanan!

Some three years ago, when I joined my then 63-year old mother who was visiting Tagbilaran from the US, we walked the whole distance from Upper Mansasa to Marcela in Cogon in the early morning. From what I remember, I think it took us about 30 minutes of brisk walk, despite my mom's age.

Kung init sa adlaw ang problema, we can generate new business for umbrella makers. Diri sa Japan, kasagaran layo ang distansiya gikan sa train stations ug bus stop paingon sa workplace o balay, pero manglakaw ra man ang mga tawo.

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grazie7y · « **Reply #5 on:** June 04, 2008, 09:41:14 AM »

Even back in Cagayan de Oro, Bene san, my friends always want to ride and I was the opposite. From our office which was in front of Coca Cola to go to Limketkai, which was just close, my friends still would take a cab. I walk and they said, "lahi ra jud ka, Grat!" Walking is good for your health, maoy akong sige'g tubag. When I was already in Manila, mas labaw maglakaw kay waiting for a cab take a long time.

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benelynne · « **Reply #6 on:** June 04, 2008, 10:01:00 AM »

Even back in Cagayan de Oro, Bene san, my friends always want to ride and I was the opposite. From our office which was in front of Coca Cola to go to Limketkai, which was just close, my friends still would take a cab. I walk and they said, "lahi ra jud ka, Grat!" Walking is good for your health, maoy akong sige'g tubag. When I was already in Manila, mas labaw maglakaw kay waiting for a cab take a long time.

Sa paglakaw-lakaw nimo Graz, lajo ra jud ng imong naabot... Kaysa muapil tag reklamo, apil na lang tag lakaw. I am not preaching the virtues of being a pedestrian from a pedestal. In Japan, I go around by bicyle most of the time. Walking one step at a time will get us far in terms of health, savings and energy conservation.

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orChids · « **Reply #7 on:** June 04, 2008, 10:18:50 AM »

Sie Benne I was walking for 8 years na jod since kids went to hoikuen.(nursery).Karon walk lang gihapon.I saved energy and my life.

OT.Ka guapito sa imong son.Mura sad ug nihonjin. d;

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benelynne · « **Reply #8 on:** June 04, 2008, 11:56:35 AM »

Hi Aya,

Usa pud siguro sa sikreto sa long life sa mga Hapon kaning ilang naandan nga maglakaw lang sa ilang paingnan, bisag tiguwang na. Mga babaye diri on average live up to 85, mga lalaki 79 years... Padayon lang suruy-suroy sa imong hacienda diha and you will live to see your great grandchildren... And besides, since in all likelihood you will live six years longer than your husband, eredera jud ka ani, pwede na mupalit ug baybayon sa Anda.

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orChids · « **Reply #9 on:** June 04, 2008, 02:03:04 PM »

mas masakiton pa man ko kay sa akong bana Sir Benne oy,hahaha. Nahimuot ko sa hacienda jod,kung pwede pa lang mouli na ko kay kapoy na ko dari sige ug baktas.Mas kapoy bitaw ning life dire ba bisan unsaon ug pangkamot mahurot man kay hastang mahala na jod mga palitunon.

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benelynne · « **Reply #10 on:** June 04, 2008, 02:30:27 PM »

mas masakiton pa man ko kay sa akong bana Sir Benne oy,hahaha. Nahimuot ko sa hacienda jod,kung pwede pa lang mouli na ko kay kapoy na ko dari sige ug baktas.Mas kapoy bitaw ning life dire ba bisan unsaon ug pangkamot mahurot man kay hastang mahala na jod mga palitunon.

Agree jud ko nimo, mahal na kaayo tanan. Sa una, taga-Pilipinas ra nimo madungog ni nga reklamo. Karon bisag sa US, diri sa Japan, ug labin pa sa Pilipinas, murag ga-chorus na ang isulti bahin sa palaliton. Asa na paingon intawon ang kalibutan?

Opening na run sa HNU. Didto ang tulo ka tsikiting nag-enroll. Excited sila sa ilang uniform. Naghangyo lang mi sa school nga sugtan mudala ug denshi jisho (electronic dictionary) and duha ka high school nga estudyante kay basig di kaapas... Unyang gabii mangutana ko kung kumusta ilang first day. So far, malipayon kaayo sila sa Tagbilaran, except for Paolo who still does not have a soccer team. Basig makahimo na siya sa HNU kay lider-lider man na sa school diri sa Japan...

Genki man ka tan-awon, unsa man diay imong health concern?

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orChids · « **Reply #11 on:** June 04, 2008, 02:44:21 PM »

Nice to hear nga naka-adjust na pod sila.Hope makahimo na ug soccer team imong Paolo.

HB lang ko Sir Benne,konting ingat lang kumbaga.

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grazie7y · « **Reply #12 on:** June 04, 2008, 02:47:21 PM »

Naa sa lahi ninyo, Aya san ang hypertensive? Sa amo kay si Mommy grabeh kaayo na iyang bp pero maayo na lang naliwat ko ni Daddy na low ang bp. Sana di mausab. Among eldest sister, ga maintain na ug pang high blood.

Sige lang, walking lang kanunay ug uban pang exercise diha Aya san, you'll be fine. Plus of course bantay sa food intake.

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benelynne · « **Reply #13 on:** June 04, 2008, 03:07:23 PM »

Naa sa lahi ninyo, Aya san ang hypertensive? Sa amo kay si Mommy grabeh kaayo na iyang bp pero maayo na lang naliwat ko ni Daddy na low ang bp. Sana di mausab. Among eldest sister, ga maintain na ug pang high blood.

Sige lang, walking lang kanunay ug uban pang exercise diha Aya san, you'll be fine. Plus of course bantay sa food intake.

Yes, I believe when it comes to hypertension, nature is as important as nurture. Kay ako katong overweight pa ko at 80 kg, grabe pud ko ka taas ang blood pressure. But when I started to jog and cycle, and shed 10 kg and decided to eat 80% fish and veggies, OK na akong panglawas... Presently, my weight just hovers around 70 kg bisag dili na kaayo ko regular mag jogging. Bisikleta man ang main mode of transpo naku, light and easy exercise...

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grazie7y · « **Reply #14 on:** June 04, 2008, 03:14:45 PM »

That's really good, Bene san! So, you didn't get into taking medication kadtong taas imong blood pressure? My sister is only 42 but she was told by her doctor to maintain naman the meds. I don't know though if she is religiously exercising which is really important kon naa kay ana na abnormality sa blood pressure. Bisan dili kaayo rigid basta constant lang na exercise, I think makatabang na kana.

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benelynne · « **Reply #15 on:** June 04, 2008, 03:20:38 PM »

That's really good, Bene san! So, you didn't get into taking medication kadtong taas imong blood pressure? My sister is only 42 but she was told by her doctor to maintain naman the meds. I don't know though if she is religiously exercising which is really important kon naa kay ana na abnormality sa blood pressure. Bisan dili kaayo rigid basta constant lang na exercise, I think makatabang na kana.

I never took any medicines, as I am averse to them. Bisag ang akong pagniwang was very gradual, and when I finally achieved my target weight, I never swang back near my old weight, naa lang pirmi sa plus or minus 1 kg for the last 9 years. I once saw a Japanese TV program that recommended eating at least 1 kg of vegetables a day. I have been following this advice closely--kusog kaayo ko mukaon ug brocolli, lettuce, paprika, cucumber ug carrots. They go well with red wine as well.

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C2H4 · « **Reply #16 on:** June 04, 2008, 03:26:04 PM »

Mr Benelynne, ok ra man maglakaw lakaw sa Baguio kay bisan udtong tutok, dili man ta panington. Pero other parts sa Pinas, perte man kainit. Kung maglakaw ta from our house to work, naka sanina pang opisina, inig abot nato sa trabaho, baho na kaayo tang pan-os.

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grazie7y · « **Reply #17 on:** June 04, 2008, 03:27:30 PM »

Good for you, Bene san! I need to reduce weight bya jud. One time, I saw a promotion about slimming pills but before somebody reacts, I will never resort to taking slimming pills kay for one, delikado kaayo akong tiyan. Anyway, I checked the website and I learned I didn't classify as overweight. I was so disappointed because I thought I was so overweight. For most of my life man gud I could hardly reach 100 pounds tapos karon 130 pounds na and sometimes mo saka pa jud kon sagunsun party! whew!

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benelynne · « **Reply #18 on:** June 04, 2008, 03:37:49 PM »

Mr Benelynne, ok ra man maglakaw lakaw sa Baguio kay bisan udtong tutok, dili man ta panington. Pero other parts sa Pinas, perte man kainit. Kung maglakaw ta from our house to work, naka sanina pang opisina, inig abot nato sa trabaho, baho na kaayo tang pan-os.

I actually tried this in Tagbilaran once or twice. But if this will be one's chosen way of life, I think it needs determination. Kay bitaw, di lang init, abug pa jud. Gusto man ko mainitan kay puti ra ku, pirmi lang ko masaypan nga Japanese o Korean.

Ang summer diri sa Japan init man kaayo, mas init pa sa Pilipinas, pero they never change their habit of walking to work. Kinahanglan jud i-develop nato ang habit. Since we are looking for a long-term solution to the energy crisis, OK lang siguro manimaho tag singot kaysa humot pero buslot ang bulsa.

The city government should also make the streets user-friendly to pedestrians by designating well-defined pedestrian and bicycle lanes and planting trees to serve as shade. Greener Tagbilaran will not only be more beautiful but also healthful.

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grazie7y · « **Reply #19 on:** June 04, 2008, 03:42:52 PM »

I actually tried this in Tagbilaran once or twice. But if this will be one's chosen way of life, I think it needs determination. Kay bitaw, di lang init, abug pa jud. Gusto man ko mainitan kay puti ra ku, pirmi lang ko masaypan nga Japanese o Korean.

Ang summer diri sa Japan init man kaayo, mas init pa sa Pilipinas, pero they never change their habit of walking to work. Kinahanglan jud i-develop nato ang habit. Since we are looking for a long-term solution to the energy crisis, OK lang siguro manimaho tag singot kaysa humot pero buslot ang bulsa.

The city government should also make the streets user-friendly to pedestrians by designating well-defined pedestrian and bicycle lanes and planting trees to serve as shade. Greener Tagbilaran will not only be more beautiful but also healthful.

Bitaw, Bene san! Summer here in California is really hot. We can even go over 110 degrees F but it wouldn't stop my husband from his daily walk of at least an hour. He keeps on telling me life doesn't stop just because it's hot or cold. Nah, ako kay motago man kong init not because mahadlok ko maitom but overwhelming ra kaayo ang kainit jud dire as in mamaak jud!

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benelynne · « **Reply #20 on:** June 04, 2008, 03:43:40 PM »

Good for you, Bene san! I need to reduce weight bya jud. One time, I saw a promotion about slimming pills but before somebody reacts, I will never resort to taking slimming pills kay for one, delikado kaayo akong tiyan. Anyway, I checked the website and I learned I didn't classify as overweight. I was so disappointed because I thought I was so overweight. For most of my life man gud I could hardly reach 100 pounds tapos karon 130 pounds na and sometimes mo saka pa jud kon sagunsun party! whew!

Di man diay ka overweight, ayaw na paniwang, basig ma-anorexic na hinuon ug bulemic ka (simbaku!) Hypochondria na man nang sige tag huna-huna nga naa'y lain sa atong panglawas bisag piskay kaayo. Let's just thank God for the good health. As the saying goes, health is wealth...

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C2H4 · « **Reply #21 on:** June 04, 2008, 03:44:38 PM »

I am all for walking, Mr Benelynne. If everyone adopts this, everyone will smell pan-os, but will ultimately have better health, physically and financially. It's a good trade-off.

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grazie7y · « **Reply #22 on:** June 04, 2008, 03:46:47 PM »

Malibog lagi si Lord kay sa una when I could hardly reach 100 pounds, gapa tambok jud ko kay I didn't want to be so skinny, karon na sobrahan na pod but I am not sweating. I wish lang about 10 pounds lesser but I am good. Exercise lang gamay. I have been through having eating disorder bisan wala gituyo kay gipalabon ang trabaho and it was so nasty.

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grazie7y · « **Reply #23 on:** June 04, 2008, 03:47:32 PM »

I am all for walking, Mr Benelynne. If everyone adopts this, everyone will smell pan-os, but will ultimately have better health, physically and financially. It's a good trade-off.

Thyl, lami naay kauban mag walking. Nah, if mag uban ko ug walking sa akong bana, mabiyaan ko kay paspas jamo maglakaw! hahahaha

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C2H4 · « **Reply #24 on:** June 04, 2008, 03:48:36 PM »

^hehehe, basin mag kiay kiay ka inig lakaw maong mabiyaan? hehehe

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grazie7y · « **Reply #25 on:** June 04, 2008, 03:50:38 PM »

hhahahahaha mao jud siguro, Thyl!

I still can't forget my team leader in our sports fest back in Cagayan de Oro blamed me for not winning the 50 meter dash kay ning hapit pa daw ang lubot ug kiay! hahahaha

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C2H4 · « **Reply #26 on:** June 04, 2008, 03:53:28 PM »

^at least poised kanunay! hehehe

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grazie7y · « **Reply #27 on:** June 04, 2008, 03:55:18 PM »

Muna-muna na baya to nako oi pero di kaya sa power!

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C2H4 · « **Reply #28 on:** June 04, 2008, 04:05:41 PM »

Hehehe!

Seriously, Ms Grace...what do you think are practical ways we can do to conserve? I've been thinking of things I could do. I recycle. I just bought a canvas bag for shopping. But that's about it.

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grazie7y · « **Reply #29 on:** June 04, 2008, 04:14:00 PM »

In a recession time like now, Murage plants a lot and for the past months, I have been cooking vegetables from our garden. Just like you, we also recycle but it could have been better not to use bottled waters. Early in the morning when the air is still cold, we open our windows and our security door and close them by mid day when it's starting to get warm already. We don't have to use our AC just yet.

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orChids · « **Reply #30 on:** June 04, 2008, 08:37:37 PM »

Naa sa lahi ninyo, Aya san ang hypertensive? Sa amo kay si Mommy grabeh kaayo na iyang bp pero maayo na lang naliwat ko ni Daddy na low ang bp. Sana di mausab. Among eldest sister, ga maintain na ug pang high blood.

Sige lang, walking lang kanunay ug uban pang exercise diha Aya san, you'll be fine. Plus of course bantay sa food intake.

Akong Mama kaduha na stroke kay HB siya Grazie san,I don't know kung naa pa sya sa hospital or nakagawas na ba as of now.I'm planning to go home at this moment.Please pray for her.

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grazie7y · « **Reply #31 on:** June 04, 2008, 09:38:36 PM »

Oh, I'm sorry, Aya san. Wala naman diay nko na follow through na unsa na imong Mama. I hope she is fine now. Simbako lang, wa bya pod na stroke pa si Mommy pero daghan na kaayo close calls especially kanang naay magpabuyag mga manghud na lalaki.

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kiamoy · « **Reply #32 on:** June 04, 2008, 09:48:54 PM »

When its not that HOT dre, i walk, dala na exercise,

Im thinking of riding a bike pud. then again, it's dangerous here. And were will i park my bike without being stolen? there are no bike -whachamacallit?- around here..

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benelynne · « **Reply #33 on:** June 11, 2008, 02:33:35 PM »

When its not that HOT dre, i walk, dala na exercise,

Im thinking of riding a bike pud. then again, it's dangerous here. And were will i park my bike without being stolen? there are no bike -whachamacallit?- around here..

Bisag UP, apil na pud sa energy conservation drive using bikes. Hala, kita pud diri sa Tagbilaran. Read this campaign forwarded by my friends from UP...

Padyak Movement (Bicycle Project) at the University of the Philippines

Dear UP Alumni and friends,

The UP Padyak Project was started by the UP Mountaineers members and alumni to give back to the University of the Philippines during its centennial celebration. The project is an environmental advocacy that promotes biking as a means of transportation, which helps reduce air pollution, lessen dependence on fossil fuels, and promotes a healthy lifestyle in the UP Diliman campus.

Since the summer of 2008, through funding support of several UPMountaineers, using the principle of padugo, bikes were purchased and provided to students. These bikes are reconditioned, one-speed, have a step-through frame, and are designed for utility and safety and not for speed. UP alumni from the College of Fine Arts helped in designing creative bike disks and scuptural bike racks that allow all bike commuters to park their bikes and enliven the campus through public art.

Since the first semester opened this June, the list of students requesting for more bikes is growing, and there are limits to the initial set of funds that we have internally generated. We seek your support and the support of UP Alumni in sustaining the Padyak Project. We would like to grow this project. Eventually, we want to go beyond the confines the campus. Cycling, in this era of permanent high oil prices, serious air pollution, and deteriorating public health, makes perfect sense.

A donation of P4000 can purchase one bike, a donation of P5000 can fabricate and install a bike rack. Any form of help will be appreciated, especially those that can assist in the maintenance of bikes and bike advocacy. Old bikes, spare parts, tools, etc. that you want to get rid of will also be of help.

We also appreciate your comments, advice, ideas, and words of encouragement.

For those who are interested in supporting the UP Padyak Project, please contact: padyakbikes@ gmail.com or visit http://www.padyak. org.

Thank you very much.

Sincerely yours,
The UP Mountaineers.
www.padyak.org

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kiamoy · « **Reply #34 on:** June 11, 2008, 10:52:17 PM »

tips from inquirer...

Full tank at P30,000? Goodbye car, hello MRT for many middle-class families. I see a lot of them in the MRT, even now. You can sense which MRT commuters used to bring a car to work. Pretty soon, Josephineâ€™s â€œimpossibleâ€ may turn to â€œno other choice.â€

I like the sneaky tricks to save on gas:

1. Lighten up the trunk. More weight in your car trunk will make your car work harder, using up more gas.
2. At the gas pump, donâ€™t top off the tank. The excess gas may spill and will amount to waste. Just stop filling at the automatic level.
3. When parking, choose a shady spot to prevent gas from evaporating under the heat.
4. Fill up your tank in the morning or evening when the air is cooler. At midday, gas may expand due to the heat and you will end up getting a lesser amount of gas.

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C2H4 · « **Reply #35 on:** June 12, 2008, 12:14:39 AM »

Nindot btaw nang mag bisikleta nalang. Dala pang exercise.

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kiamoy · « **Reply #36 on:** June 12, 2008, 12:16:53 AM »

ug sight seeing

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C2H4 · « **Reply #37 on:** June 12, 2008, 12:18:30 AM »

btaw kiams, maka sexy legs pud nang mag cge'g bisikleta hehe

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hazel · « **Reply #38 on:** June 12, 2008, 04:15:18 AM »

Nindot man gyud mag bisikleta aside nga maka sexy sa legs, mo nindot pa gyud ang butt. It's a matter of practice ra gyud. Kung daghan na ang mag bisikleta, mahimuan na unya ug lane nga separate. Pareho sa Denmark.

separate lane

and traffic light

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C2H4 · « **Reply #39 on:** June 12, 2008, 04:17:59 AM »

ka cute! dire sa among area, naay mga mag bisikleta pero wala man sila'y ilang lane, so maligsan intawon ug awto, manga injured intawon luoy pud

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Author Topic: Baklay, bisikleta... any other personal contribution to ease the energy crisis? (Read 6758 times)

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