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#1
The family is the smallest unit of society.  I love my husband though.  We never discussed who rules at home.  We have arrangements and we do our chores separately.

I am not a feminist. I am not a man-hater.  I love men, my father, my brothers, my husband, my baby boys.., my male friends.

Kung mag sugod man gud kag pangutana kinsay hawd sa panimalay, adto magsugod ang problema.

I just say, it is an unnecessary question, because in the end our existence depends on each other.

and to Kiris, dili literal and meaning sa world!.... hahahahaha!!  ang panimalay Kiris, gamay na nga "world". mao na imung world. di ba?
#2
Bye, pips, I have bigger kingdoms to rule.  Good luck. hahahaha
#3
Quote from: guadalrose on April 04, 2009, 05:38:25 PM
It is not made political, because it is on its nature a political question.  If you have affirmed that it is indeed a stupid question, why bother posting?  And how would you seek a lucid answer to an insane question?

Logically inconsistent.

How do you classify a political question?  It is a political question when there is a "struggle for power".  In this sense, there is a struggle for power between men and women who should rule.


Are definitions clear now?
#4
Grazie,

Have you ever made some readings that the pre-colonial Philippines is a matriarchal society and patriarchy only came along with western colonization?

I find it sad when women are disempowered by their ownselves, not by men.
#5
Quote from: grazie7y on April 04, 2009, 07:53:37 AM
Korek ka dyan, glace! 

Kadumdum lang ko sa college, nag present ko'g report sa English man siguro to or Sociology ba to entitled The Notion of Male Superiority.  Nah, na ala-an na lang hinuon ko'g man-hater!  But anyway, whether or not feminists do not like it, wa jud tay mahimo kay Men rules the world.

You cannot even recollect which subject was that?  There are different languages discourses in sociological studies.

I would suggest, before I open my mouth I will do some readings.
#6
Quote from: glacier_71 on April 04, 2009, 06:53:59 AM
you are right in your opinion.
if this question is stupid, why bother answering?
if there's an opinion to further deepen a more lucid answer, why make it a political question when it is not.



It is not made political, because it is on its nature a political question.  If you have affirmed that it is indeed a stupid question, why bother posting?  And how would you seek a lucid answer to an insane question?

Logically inconsistent.
#7
Economists are in hot debate whether illegal immigration really hurts the economy but they could not get into conclusion.  Only Borras, an american born Cuban is vehemently claimming that it hurts the US economy because he hates Mexicans. One study even concluded that the undocumented immigrants  are in no competition with the natives.  They are only taking jobs which the natives do not want to do. 

It is high-time that the US review its immigration policies.  I take my case as an example.  I applied for a US visa 6 months ago and they gave me 10 year multiple entry. Although I was happy to be given such an privilege, it made me think the dangers of multiple entry. I have no intentions of staying in the states though.  Other people could abuse the multiple entry visa, to work in the states illegally and occasionally exiting in Mexico or Canada.  My cousins applied for a tourist visa through a wedding invitation, they were granted.  My brother had an invitation from the American Medical Association to present his research was denied, for reasons we do not know.  I find it very ironic.  The rules are not clear.

My british tourist visa is only for one year, which I think is more safer on the part of the british government.  It safeguard abuse of the multiple entry.

On the issue on "jumping over borders", that is a security issue, not an immigration issue.  If the american government was not good enough at securing their territory in the South, then that is their short-coming.

Now, I would not wonder how did the 9/11 took place.  Just simply because the american security forces are inefficient.

If you cannot solve "jumping over the borders" issue, then how would you be efficient in addressing terrorism?  If I were Ossama bin Laden, would'nt be easier for me to jump over borders too?
#8
Maoy niy atong pak pakan ug tinood.
#9
Majesty Eve Jala, a daughter of ex-Cong. Elpidio Jala and sister of Cong. Adam Jala placed fourth in the recent bar exams.

1,310 pass Bar Exam; student from San Sebastian is No. 1
MARK MERUEÃ'AS, AIE BALAGTAS SEE, GMANews.TV
04/03/2009 | 08:19 PM
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MANILA, Philippines â€" Judy Lardizabal, a law student from the San Sebastian College, emerged on top of the 1,310 examinees who passed the 2008 Bar Examination.

The exam has a 20.58 percent passing rate, lower than last year’s 22.91 percent. A record 6,364 examinees from 109 law schools took the test in September 2008. For the complete result, click this.

Lardizabal who got a score of 85.70 percent is followed by Mylene Amerol-Macumbal of the Mindanao State University with 85.65.

Third is Oliver Baclay Jr. of the Ateneo de Manila University (ADMU) with 85.6; followed by Majesty Eve Jala of Ateneo (85.50); Ma. Elizabeth Liceralde of the University of the Philippines (85.40); and Michael Macapagal also of UP (84.15).

Denise Dy and April Love Regis both from ADMU are tied at seventh place (84.00), followed by Christine Joy Tan of ADMU (83.80).

Shirley Velasquez of UP and Gian Jacob of San Beda are on the ninth spot (83.75). Vanessa Raymundo of San Beda Collage (83.70) completes the top 10.

The Supreme Court earlier said the release of the results would be at 4 p.m. but later moved it to 6 p.m. “Nagde-decode pa kasi at after the decoding, immediately after, ilalabas na natin iyan [We still have to decode the results before releasing them]," SC spokesman Midas Marquez said earlier in the afternoon.

The Philippine Bar Examination is the national licensure exam for the admission to the practice of law. The 2008 bar examinations committee was chaired by Associate Justice Dante Tinga

The list of names is also displayed at the Supreme Court premises and was flashed on wide screens at the SC front yard near the Padre Faura entrance.

For people who wanted to spare themselves from braving through the thick crowd that would flock to the Supreme Court building in Manila, the court has put up since Friday noon a Web site where the names of the passers are displayed.

However, Dave Uy III, one of the thousands of hopefuls, seeing whether or not his name is on the coveted list was more important.

“Gusto ko ako talaga ako makakakita ng name ko talaga. Ito na. Pinaghirapan ko po ito [I want to see my name myself. This is it. I’ve worked hard for this]," he told GMA News.

Even Dory Panis trooped to the Supreme Court to view the results â€" even if she was not an examinee. “Hindi makapunta anak ko. Natatakot siya at stressed na stressed. Magdamag siyang hindi makatulog [My child â€" who does not want to go here â€" is so stressed, afraid, and was unable to sleep]."

108th time

The 108th bar exams were conducted over four Sundays of September 2008 at the De La Salle University in Taft Avenue, Manila.

In determining the average, subjects in the examinations are given the following relative weights: Political and International Law, 15%; Labor and Social Legislation, 10%; Civil Law, 15%; Taxation, 10%; Mercantile Law, 15%; Criminal Law, 10%; Remedial Law, 20%; and Legal Ethics and Practical Exercises, 5%, for a total of 100%.

The 2008 bar exams marked the fourth time that the 'five-strike' rule was observed.

The rule limits to five the maximum number of times a candidate may take what is reputed to be the most grueling government-administered test, was implemented. with reports from CARLO LORENZO, GMANews.TV
#10
Although I do not believe in that article which has been picked up from anywhere else in the net, I still do believe that education and other basic services are for everybody, irregardless if he is a son or daughter of an undocumented immigrant or not.

Undocumented immigrants are people.  It does not make them less people just because they do not have papers to support for it.

Asa ra man atong pagka Christianos ani? Na-sina ta sa mga mumho nga gikaon sa mga undocumented immigrants while busog ta kaayo sa atong panimalay`?
#11





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Quote from: Lorenzo on April 03, 2009, 07:00:34 AM
Ate Belle, they do.

This is an article alone concerning the city of Lost Angeles, California:

http://wehategringos.com/whg/?p=1567

In the state of California, Ate Belle, over 10 billion dollars alone are spent for the housing, aid, education of illegals. etc.

On a national basis, over $29 BILLION are spent for educating illegal immigrant children; and children born to illegal immigrants.
This is just the educational aspect.

Please read:
http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServer?pagename=research_researchf6ad

http://www.fairus.org/site/PageServer?pagename=research_researchf6ad



Really?  This article is so inconsistent, why?  The writer does not even know that all children born in the States are american citizens by birth, that is irregardless if their parents are undocumented or not. 
#12
We are hostages of our own kind.
#13
Politics is the struggle for power and influence.  Questions like this one is a political question which goes back to the question, is there a political struggle between men and women?

Would women get pregnant without men? or at least a male sperm donor?  Would there be boys who would grow up to be men without women bearing them in their wombs?

If our existence depends on each other, why ask a stupid question?
#14
No undocumented immigrant would want to remain undocumented.  The only good deed of the infamous american Ex-President Bush is his endorsement of the new Immigration bill. I do not know if this was passed. I do not know of the details though.
#15
Of course countries are protecting their economic interests.  But blaming the undocumented immigrants for their short-comings which resulted to economic turn down? that is not fair.

The ballooning of undocumented immigrants in the US must be blamed on their immigration policies.  If companies are stringent and do not hire "under the table" workers, there would be lesser undocumented immigrants.  What is left actually for the undocumented workers are the dirty work, the crumbs.

WE always browse pages of the bible in search of enlightenment.  Do we even remember the story of Lazarus and the Rich man? Lazarus was only feeding on crumbs left from the Rich man., right?

manglimbawt akong balahibo sa mga taong  sigeg cite ug bible oi.. pero selective ra diay.
#16
It is cheaper to put off lights in the Philippines where there are fewer industries. heheh..  (pun intended)
#17
Even the holy pontiff Benedict during his visit to the US and many Catholic bishops and priests extended messages for amnesty  and expounded the "moral obligation" to accommodate "those suffering from economic hardship".
#18
The term illegal immigrants is political incorrect.  There are no illegal citizens of the world.  We are all citizens of the world.  We even welcome migrant birds and place them at utmost protection, ... but people?, hell no,we declare them illlegal! We place them in prison cells like criminals and send them back to their countries!

The politically correct term is undocumented immigrants.
#19
The lazy americans are complaining that the illegal immigrants are taking their jobs, well if they arent lazy enough then there should have no jobs left for illegal immigrants.  LOGIC!!

Pardon my ignornance.  Under which economic theory or economic analysis would firmly support that illegal immigrants are to be blamed for americas economic turn down? 

Consider the social context of illegal immigration and dont be so selfish in your critics.  People would not take risks in becoming illegal immigrants if they have better choices at home.  If you claim to be a filipino, you should have a heart for the Filipinos.  Do you even have any idea that these illegal immigrants are feeding families, clans and sending their children, nephews, nieces to school?

Such a heartless and selffish comment.!!!  If we claim to be Filipinos, let us feel for the Filipinos.

Lucky are those who were born with silver spoons, some are just even born with bare hands, to work...!!
#20
Quote from: Lorenzo on November 25, 2008, 08:57:07 AM
Many papers have been written about her, here in the United States.

She is the topic of many PhD doctoral thesis papers.

She is the Asian version of Marie Antoinette.


And the Filipina version Argentina's Eva Peron...
#21
Philippine Business News / Re: Fish Cartel in Bohol
November 25, 2008, 06:28:17 AM
Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 25, 2008, 12:15:03 AM
speaking of kinilaw, mao ni kinilaw nga akong ganahan kan-on ug himoon/lutoon.


kinilaw nga bat


kinilaw nga mamsa


kinilaw nga tangigue


hmmm! tulo akong laway!
#22
Question and Answer / Re: Unsay Imong Gikaon Karon?
November 24, 2008, 10:49:05 PM
Quote from: buwadsanga on November 24, 2008, 11:20:35 AM
pamahaw - sermon sa asawa
paniudto - sermon sa boz
panihapon - sermon napud sa asawa

hooo! hani bani!


Buwad, if i know gina himo nalang nimo desert ang sermon ni misis! hmmmp!

LOL, peace!
#23
This is not anyone's business, it's theirs!!
#24
There was only Muhamad Ali int the US, so therefore there is only one Pacquiao in the Philippines!

Boom2x can never be a Pacman no matter what! ilisan man ang trainor or what!

It has something to do with the brain peeps! and remember no two individuals has exactly the same brains!
#25
General Topic / Re: Why So Many Disasters In the USA?
November 24, 2008, 10:41:46 PM
Very well said Raquel!

I find it very hypocrite to judge about someone's spirituality!

Yeah i find most hypocrite of our people are fund of being very religious but not SPIRITUAL!

#26
General Topic / Re: Why So Many Disasters In the USA?
November 24, 2008, 11:35:43 AM
SEe? mao jud!

nganong abton sa taas nga bersikulo nga pagbuot man na sa NATURE!
#27
Philippine Business News / Re: Fish Cartel in Bohol
November 24, 2008, 12:47:11 AM
Quote from: balong on November 23, 2008, 04:38:14 PM
i beg to disagree. the fishermen cannot sell their fish themselves coz thet are busy doing their job, catching fish. middlemen are just doing their jobs, making money. this is the law of supply and demand. kong daghan ang isdang kuha, barato, kong gamay lang ang isda, mahal. it.s as simple as that.


tinuod! ang naka parat sa atoa kay ug moasinso ang cartel masina si Tarpolano! himuon ug dako nga issue, another example of a crab mentalility!!!

PEOPLE!!! do something!!!! dont be a CRAB!!!
#28
General Topic / Re: Why So Many Disasters In the USA?
November 24, 2008, 12:44:11 AM
Was there dinosours mentioned in the bible?

anyhow, speaking of desasters in the USA, hey look! what about Pompie? and other lost worlds that were discovered recently? 

And how about Einstien's theory of Relativity  which no doubt is proven (many times) as true?


PS. if you dont know nothing about law of relativity then continue preaching the disasters in the USA!!!

Goodluck, and welcome to Wasilla!!!
#29
Amen to that!
#30
General Topic / Re: Sex Education for Bishops?
November 24, 2008, 12:36:47 AM
That is what i called very eloquent, articulate and powerful comment...!

Good job, my friend!
#32
korek!

Like me when i compete i couldnt say I am from Bohol but from Florida!!!
#33
KOREK!!!

Diri sa amoa utan sad!!!
#34
Question and Answer / Re: Unsay Imong Gikaon Karon?
November 23, 2008, 02:11:31 PM
Quote from: A Layman on November 23, 2008, 06:16:52 AM
Pamahaw:  Fried bahaw nga rice with piniritong buwad and coffee.
Paniudto  : To be announced later
Panihapon: To be announced later



Layman, that is always my favorite!!!

kanang imong annouced later wa ko katilaw ana!

LOL
#35
General Topic / Re: Withdrawal Method
November 23, 2008, 02:10:16 PM
ngano gud ni nga naabut naman ni sa "uteral" ug digestive files?
#36
General Topic / Re: Why So Many Disasters In the USA?
November 23, 2008, 02:09:07 PM
Many Americans are asking the question, why does this happen? why are we pounded by this catastrophic events?

Kay nakahibalo na baya ta ngano nga ang America nag antos karon, kay kani laging "SIN" nga kuno bahin sa modern humanist or secular movement is an thing from the past. There is only self realization, nothing else....hehehehhe makatawa ra baja ta ani oy, gahi jud diay nang kamagung nga kahoy no? or a birch tree? really?,

Wwwaittaminute, kinsay nag ingon nga nag antos ang America, did anyone read Raquel proud Boholana's comment on the "51st State" thread? ???

Statistics shows last years abortion in the USA, was the highest ever in the history of human existence, and you ask why is this happening to us?, Philippines do you want to share the punishment that is upon the USA? by becoming the 51st State?

Good so people should stop coming here and watch out because ill wait for you at the consulate...LOL


The God Of Israel, Jesus Christ, "Elohim" in the old testament said: I will punish them, I will assign terror over them, I will make their land desolate, They have not known my ways.
I will destroy them until they realize that I Am that I Am.


Why, do all people really believed that the world will last forever? do you? You may need to review your science.

#37
General Topic / Re: Ulcers and Marriage
November 23, 2008, 01:58:46 PM
Quote from: Lorenzo on November 23, 2008, 12:23:21 AM
haha, Rose ;)


Being raised in a fairly conservative Filipino household, I find beauty in my parents' arguments and their semantics. There is always a process in their 'arguments'. lol. Mother says something, father says something back, they shout, one goes out, then comes back, after wards, they buy food, they cook, they eat. The children come.

And a new child is born next year. haha!

(mind you i am a bit overexageratting the 'next year' aspect, lol, you get the point).

My parents fight, they make love, they make war, they make love, and make amends, and they raise their children the right way. To me, and to us, their children, they fit each other. Two peas in a pot, me-thinks.



They  still sounded IN LOVED to me Lorenzo, no matter what...they kick each other's butt! and it is real.

Im just hoping you could have the same relationship like your parents have.
#38
Talk of the Town / Re: The Seven Continents Of the World
November 23, 2008, 01:55:01 PM
KOREK! LOL!

She might say i know, Philippines is next to Russia!

LOL LOL LOL
#39
General Topic / Re: Sex Education for Bishops?
November 23, 2008, 01:50:56 PM
Quote from: Lorenzo on November 23, 2008, 01:12:49 AM
Eloquently written, Raquel.

I say it again, eloquently written!




Then would you agree that the church could endorse a presidential candidate?
#40
And she is even smarter than Palin!

She could run for a VP for America!

She is truly a very smart sonofagun!

I still like her...
#41
General Topic / Re: Moral Relativism?
November 23, 2008, 12:18:50 AM
Amen folks!
#42
Ay lol! nakaka tawa!
#43
Philippine Business News / Re: Fish Cartel in Bohol
November 23, 2008, 12:16:26 AM
Quote from: A Layman on November 22, 2008, 03:39:53 PM
Oi lami jod kilawaon ang mangsing lab as pa. Bisan ang panakot sibujas luy a ug siling labojo ra, hmmmm...taghoy taghoy jod ka. Kinahanglan nga dili suka ang isagol, kanang bag ong dawat gikan pa jod sa sanggotan kay tam is tam is pa man. Ahay....naa ka bay kamote diha?


Layman did you read my mind??

LOL LOL LOL!
#44
Oi Layman wa ka ba kabawo nga mao na usa sa mga regimen sa mga SPA diri? ligoon ug lapok? mura'g gituna ba. Sus pagka mahal raba gajud!

Perfect idea!
#45
General Topic / Re: Ulcers and Marriage
November 23, 2008, 12:13:07 AM
Drink baby drink!

LOL~
#46
Question and Answer / Re: Unsay Imong Gikaon Karon?
November 23, 2008, 12:12:30 AM
Still strawberry chicken yogurt salad and no wine...
#47
General Topic / Re: Sex Education for Bishops?
November 23, 2008, 12:10:53 AM
LOL!

#48
not bad...kinsa man tawon di mamalikas anang matakilpo! LOL
#49
Health and Food / Re: BALBACUA
November 22, 2008, 10:03:27 PM
Aguy Ginoo ko!

sus naka numdom na sad ko sa BATSOY!

#50
Health and Food / Re: BALBACUA
November 22, 2008, 01:20:31 PM
My husbands family cooked similar to balbacua but they call it menudo here...
#51
Question and Answer / Re: Unsay Imong Gikaon Karon?
November 22, 2008, 01:18:37 PM
I had strawberry chicken yogurt salad and wine...
#52
Payong, Kalo, anything to cover your face!

Our people are so exposed to the sun and heat, mao nga ma wrinkles jud.
#53
Philippine Business News / Re: Fish Cartel in Bohol
November 22, 2008, 01:12:38 PM
OMG! i love that! oh no! did you mean mangsi?

i love mangsi nga kinilaw!
#54
General Topic / Re: Sex Education for Bishops?
November 22, 2008, 01:09:15 PM
OMG! we are now on gay marriage in America and you are still on Bishop sex education?

What the hell...
#55
General Topic / Re: Withdrawal Method
November 22, 2008, 01:07:38 PM
Quote from: insurectus on November 21, 2008, 06:40:50 PM
kung pusil mo buto, patay kang bata ka!
kung condom mobuto, buhi kang bata ka!



LOL!!!
#56
Philippine Business News / Re: Bohol GSIS Scandal
November 22, 2008, 01:04:28 PM
Quote from: fdaray on November 07, 2008, 01:25:47 PM
Yes, I agree that GSIS is corrupt , anomalous, and scandalous. Walay mapili
nga branches. diri sa Davao branch mao gihapon, daghang reclamo nga wala
ma post ang gibayad bisan ug sigi ang deduction sa payslip. Mo retire na unta
ko kay 60 na ko niadtong October 2008, hangtod karon wala pa gihapon ma
updates and tanan nga deduction. Ang G-waps until now is not responding.
Billion ang gasto apan dili magamit. Ang ilang gihimo karon updating of records,
pero duha na ka  tuig , wala gihapoy kausaban.

PLEASE wake up Winston.





Fdaray, i think it is not the agency's job to deduct the employees' payment, it is the employers job to submit the right stuff to the GSIS.

Filipinos really are hard to understand and very difficult to please...I cant blame them because they were ruled with very crook government.

And I dont blame the government because the crook people choose them too...vice versa!
#57
Talk of the Town / Re: The Seven Continents Of the World
November 22, 2008, 12:58:48 PM
Glacier, she wasnt interviewd that much, Infact the RNC never allowed her to be interviewed, no doubt about that because she is very incomprehensible...LOL!

Even now that she got all those kinds of interviews, i still cant understand what she is saying!

Poor woman, i feel so sorrry for her...
#58
General Topic / Re: Sex Education for Bishops?
November 22, 2008, 12:51:34 AM
Quote from: Gingah on November 21, 2008, 02:11:59 AM
I agree with you,  A Layman.

I second the motion!
#59
General Topic / Re: Why So Many Disasters In the USA?
November 22, 2008, 12:48:37 AM
Some guys here are very JUDGEMENTAL!

very judgemental...

American land is too vast and very wide,

A nation with different climate, and every geographical structures has it's own  type of weather...

So how could you avoid different calamities and disasters???

Why Philipines has more disasters that people are what they called "very religious"?
#60
General Topic / Re: Sept 11 Attack: An Inside Job?
November 22, 2008, 12:40:57 AM
Quote from: hofelina on November 21, 2008, 05:51:26 AM
There are solid evidence that the Bush government was warned before hand, they just kept mum. There are books written about this. But an inside job, wow.. this is a blasphemy!


A blasphemy? If Bin Ladin was the enemy, why they killed Hussien?

Now Hussien  and the kids are dead, why are they still in Iraq???

Isnt it very clear that is is just a personal busines?

America ended up the big loser in this f***k**ng  DRAMA!!!
#61
General Topic / Ulcers and Marriage
November 22, 2008, 12:33:30 AM
Ulcers and marriage sometimes go together like a horse and carriage. A recent study of over 8,000 men revealed that good marriages mean fewer ulcers; troubled marriages increase the risk.

In other words, men who receive love and support from their wives and believe they have a good marriage are only half as likely to suffer from ulcers as men who feel unsupported by their mates and believe they are trapped in a loveless marriages...

For Women, it's  vice versa... ;)
#62
General Topic / Why Birthdays Can Be Deadly
November 22, 2008, 12:29:25 AM
Birthday Blues

Did you know that you're 20 percent more likely to be hit with a heart attack on your birthday than other days of the same week?

Sounds incredible, but researchers suspects two reasons, one mental and othey physical.

Emotionally, you may be under a lot of additional stress just realizing that another year has passed and time is rushing past you. And that stress can trigger a heart attack.

The second reason may be plain old overindulgence by a birthday boy or girl - too much eating and drinking, playing too hard.

So practice this secret, on your next birthday: Relax and remind yourself that you're not getting older, you're really getting better.

And then pass on those seconds for ice cream and cake...
#63
1. Heart Disease
2. Cancer
3. Cardiovascular Disease
4. Accidents
5. Pulmonary Disease
6. Pneumonia, Flu
7. Diabetes Mellitus
8. Suicide
9. Liver disease and Cirrhosis
10. Atherosclerosis
11. All other causes (i dont know what are these)

Better be careful now folks!
#64
Health and Food / Re: Obesity and the Salt Connection
November 20, 2008, 09:05:37 PM
Salt will retain water in your body... that is its main function.
#65
General Topic / Re: Sept 11 Attack: An Inside Job?
November 20, 2008, 09:04:27 PM
There was NO Bin Ladin! for heaven's sake!
#66
Talk of the Town / Only Stupid Says It's A Sin
November 20, 2008, 09:36:31 AM
Here's the link! >:(

http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid1137883380/bctid2544245001

I dont know how to turn this into a video...

#67
Very well said Daray!  good job sir1
#68
That is very well said Benelynne ;)
#69
LGU Philippines / In Anchorage, A Rally Against Palin
September 15, 2008, 09:19:52 AM
Even Alaskans doesnt agree at Palin at all! >:(

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNlcYaEOLRM

Im posting this ad to let everyone know.  People, go out and Vote!
#70
Youtube Replay / Re: Last Movie You've Watched
September 14, 2008, 12:21:51 PM
Egdes Of The Lord
#71
they are both a FLIP-FLOP! a disaster to our nation.
#72
LGU Philippines / Brutal
September 13, 2008, 11:40:02 AM
Being an animal lover and activist, this video really has bothered me lately, it broke my heart.  :'(


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQobIUE1zTU&eurl=http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/09/12/brutal-ad-targets-palins_n_125975.html
#73
Jokes and Humor / Re: Seriously! Ok Ra Ni?
September 13, 2008, 01:22:43 AM
Quote from: kiamoy` on September 13, 2008, 01:07:56 AM




Honest, he looks good with Obama's boooody!
#75
Technology / Re: Internet Explorer Out; Google Chrome In
September 13, 2008, 12:50:08 AM
BTW, happy 10th anniversary GOOGLE! is it 10?
#76
Drugs! yes, even reading the title alone! I know that was a druggie-dos! Modesto, Fresno and some towns in line to that area have the most drug addicts in California.
#77
Quote from: kiamoy` on September 13, 2008, 12:18:17 AM
sanglit be always responsible jud on what you post sa web... (look who's talking..) hehe


I agree~
#78
Youtube Replay / Re: Last Movie You've Watched
September 13, 2008, 12:44:42 AM
All The President's Men

(Sean Penn)
#79
Anonymous Diary Blog / Re: Limpyo Mi Ug Lubot - Really?
September 13, 2008, 12:42:41 AM
LOL!
#80
Philippine Business News / Re: Bohol GSIS Scandal
September 13, 2008, 12:36:54 AM
Og instead of helping them to realize what really happen ipangduot na man hinuon. Government employees are hired to serve not to complain.


I think you didn't get the whole thing Sir/Ma'am, if you will go back and read the news link that was posted in previous pages then you would've known what you have to  say. When you say "Government employees are hired to serve not to complain" I dont see and had never analyzed this move as a COMPLAIN from the government.

And one more thing, if these people are already paranoid of the government's handling towards them-I ask you, WHO CHOOSED THESE GOVERNMENT? Isn't it the PEOPLE WHO ALWAYS COMPALAIN ITSELF?

WAKE UP FILIPINOS! DONT JUST COMPLAIN!! DO SOMETHING!
#81
Music and Video / Re: Eraserheads or Parokyani Edgar?
September 12, 2008, 11:44:07 AM
Purokya ni Erap.

-gr
#82
Question and Answer / Re: Where would you want to retire ?
September 12, 2008, 07:36:39 AM
Gusto ko moretire diri sa States kay protected ang mga tigulang. Ug mag daut naay tambal nga ihatag sa Medicare. Sa atoa puyra sa mga adunahan, ug mag daut ka mahurot imong kuarta ug patambal ug naa kay kuarta, parehas sa akong mga ginikanan kay bisan ug government employees sila pero wala man may tarong nga medical insurance sa atoa. Diri bisan housewife ra ka nga nag retire pwede man ka maka puyo sa hospital ug mag daut. Mao nga ari na laman ko mo retire.
#83
Question and Answer / Re: Does Evil Exist?
September 12, 2008, 07:31:29 AM
Quote from: Brownman on August 23, 2008, 03:33:00 PM
evil exists as a result of human choice! God did not create evil but we humans created it.



Insakto gyud ka Brownman.
#84
Question and Answer / Re: What is your favorite season?
September 12, 2008, 07:29:46 AM
summer bcuz i love to swim.
#85
I love Boston but i consider Paris a very romantic city in the whole world.
#86
Magbasa ko bisan unsa.