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late naku?

taga tigs, hope it was great (bisan nag baha diha intawon)!

more blessing to come!

Quote from: ms da binsi on September 25, 2009, 03:39:21 AM
reminds me of my friend who has a friend who likes rain...

Darna kanumdom ka???

mag apong sa bintana manampiling, mag sud-ong sa uwan?

ka huna2x lang pud kos kanta "what a wonderful world."

Quote from: insurectus on September 27, 2009, 12:46:13 AM
kasagaran mangadto mga nursing studs
ang kandila nila kay tag 30 kapin

mao nang kandilaa ang naay mga color nag represent kung unsay gusto nimong iampo?

mochajava is also in manila.

haydeeee, hope you're okay.

Quote from: glacier_71 on September 25, 2009, 10:16:14 AM
mao na karon. unya og naay mahilo o mangasakit didto, anha pa na manglihok ang taga-health authorities. kinsa na pod kahay ilang itumbok nga sad-an ana karon.

ug naay masakit, ingnon lang pud tingali, "hala, dagkot lang mo ngadto sa birhen".

Sinugbang PANGA!!! yum to the max!

Quote from: PR0CESS0R on September 25, 2009, 09:22:12 AM
Just enter all your info inside the box and hit "find now" button.

http://www.comelec.gov.ph/findprecinct/findprecinct.aspx

Sige ra jud ko huna-huna ug unsaon naku pagkabalo ug active pa ba ko kay dugay rako wa mo butar.

Thanks for this very helpful link, processor.

sige jams, padayon lang sa imong gibati. naa man pud thread para sa mga laki. adto ka mo post sa imong suwat para sa imong gimahal, minahal, ug mahalon.

SIKWA ug MANI (human diretso dayon sa cr)

Quote from: jamo2x on September 25, 2009, 12:09:38 AM
grave pud, kahilak  man sab tag tagok aning storya sa gugma 

ahehehehe hurot man sab ang oras basahon ning taas nga thread....hayzzz gugmang giatayz 

jams, basaha aron malingaw ka.

gai, todo nato. imo jud gi tingob ha. amishu!

naa nama'y daghan tindahan didto ug mga carenderia. too bad lang kay over pricing kaayo mga tawo. nag salig sila nga walay choice ang pilgrims kay layo man sa lungsod, so mapugos ug palit bisan mahal.

Quote from: nat-cast on September 24, 2009, 10:18:15 PM
daghang salamat sa info ma'm

you're welcome.

call me hazel or ginger, natcast.

rain reminds me of a room called mango

Quote from: taga tigbao on September 24, 2009, 10:52:01 AM
Iakip na lamang tanang klase sa tawo sa Pilipinas bay glace:

Mga Ilocano, Tagalog, Bisaya, Ivatan, Itawis, Kapampangan, Ilonggo, Waray, Panggalatok, Ibanag.....ug uban pa, tan-awon nato ug dili ba mawa nang adlaw sa flag sa pilipinas kay puro na lamang bidlisiw sa adlaw.

hahahaha may tama ka dyan!

Quote from: glacier_71 on September 24, 2009, 10:53:52 AM
kung mao nay buhaton, bay tigbao ug inday ginger, mura nag dagway og TUJOM ang adlaw sa atong Flag...

LOL! glace

luag-luagan nalang ang lugar sa sun kay sa umaabot madugangan pa kanang rays.

Quote from: taga tigbao on September 24, 2009, 10:36:34 AM
Mura man ug dili haum nga ang 9th ray para sa mga Muslim brothers nato kay ang walo mga lugar man. bakikaw man kaajo na nga symbol ug mauhon.

Mura na na sa giingon sa mga katiguwangan nga "Sa usa ka bulig lubi naa gajud bu**** usa."

hahaha so mao na silbi ron ang ika 9th ray, taga tigbao.

Thanks, Manay and Raquel sa new pictures. Ako niya ni i-add ug daghan na ang mohatag.


Nat-cast, ang title sa song is "Thank you for being a friend" by Andrew Gold

as heard on the radio from Bro. Paul:

they earn 1.5 million pesos a month for their candles, they have 20 million pesos in their bank account and 30 million in their Simala vault

so ang 9th ray tawagon lang simply og Muslim Community?

TWO ex-monks and a former devotee of a popular shrine in Simala, Sibonga town revealed yesterday allegations of corruption and sex, saying these have tainted the pilgrimage site for years.

The claims, aired in radio and television reports, went unanswered by the shrine’s officials. A senior official of the Cebu Archdiocese said the complaints should have been brought up with Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal.

In an interview with radio DyAB yesterday morning, Dr. Edwin Fonghe, a physician from Dalaguete town, and two former monks who identified themselves as Paul Cabillon and a certain Dodong claimed that the group overseeing the Blessed Virgin of Lindogon has been “degrading” the shrine and violating vows of chastity, obedience and charity.

But Msgr. Esteban Binghay, episcopal vicar of the Cebu Archdiocese, said that Cabillon was recently expelled from the congregation of the Marian Monks of the Eucharistic Adoration.

This was reported in the Archdiocese’s publication “Ang Bag-ong Lungsoranon,” Binghay confirmed.

Binghay said the allegations should have been discussed with the archbishop, since the group is under the jurisdiction of the Archdiocese.

“It could have been done properly and in the right forum,” said Binghay.

If they do not trust Cardinal Vidal, Binghay advised the three men to seek an audience with the Apostolic Nuncio in Rome so that the matter can be investigated.

Miss Gay

He told Sun.Star Cebu that Fray Martin Mary, the congregation’s superior, informed him Cabillon had been expelled because he left the congregation without giving notice.

Binghay said that Cabillon was supposed to be transferred to a sister congregation in Hilongos, Leyte, but when Fray Martin called his counterparts there, he was told the monk didn’t proceed to his new assignment.

Among Cabillon’s allegations were that a Miss Gay pageant had been held in the shrine and that “lewd sexual acts” were practiced there. He also accused the monks of greed.

Cabillon, who said he has been a monk for more than 17 years, also described himself as one of the founders of the shrine in Lindogon.

However, he said he resigned from their congregation due to a conflict with the monks and decided to leave for Hilongos, Leyte. This happened earlier this year, said Cabillon.

Sex

To his shock, in August he found his picture and name printed in the Cebu Archdiocese’s “Ang Bag-ong Lungsuranon,” which stated he has been officially removed since he left the congregation without permission. The notice was signed by Fray Martin and Cardinal Vidal.

Cabillon dismissed the publication’s statement as a lie. He added that before he left the congregation, Fray Martin granted him permission.

Cabillon, a self-professed homosexual, said that in 2006, he had sex with a novice monk who made advances on him.

“Iya kung gisaka sa akong kwarto… Dili unta ko gusto kay naa mi gapuyo sa sagrado na lugar, pero…nagpatintal ra sad ko (He went to my room. I didn’t want to have sex but I yielded to the temptation),” said Cabillon.

Cabillon alleged that Fray Martin advised the monks to confess their sins to him, to protect the congregation’s reputation and the Marian shrine.

Cabillon added that during their anniversary, Fray Martin had allegedly organized a Miss Gay pageant inside the shrine for the monks to join. (A picture is being circulated showing some men dressed in drag, next to a few nuns. There are no marks to prove this took place inside the shrine.)

Cabillon said he tried to stop the Miss Gay pageant, but heeded his vow of obedience and joined it. He won second prize.

Dodong, a novice monk who stayed in Simala from February to November 2007, said he wasn’t spared from the homosexual deeds of his fellow monks.

Dodong alleged that one of the senior monks had him sit on the other’s lap.

Dodong also complained he often spent his time counting the money that devotees contributed to the shrine.

“Sa mga ordinaryong monghe, sige gyud nag silag pangadyi, pero sa amoa, sige lang mig kwenta ug sinseyo. Maabtan lang gud mi ug kadlawn ug sige ug pangwenta (Other monks spend most of their time praying. We spent most of our time counting loose change, sometimes until dawn),” said Dodong.

Published in the Sun.Star Cebu newspaper on September 18, 2009

hmmmm wa lagi ko ka balita ani dah! tsk tsk tsk

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 10, 2009, 12:40:57 PM
And this is for you, Ginger.



He he, I browsed through my files for a snapshot similar to yours. So far this is the nearest I could come up with.

thanks, HB. asa man ni dapit?

bagtik! just now

he loves root beer and banana cue (weird)

vegetable lumpia (kaonon pa lang)

Quote from: glacier_71 on September 17, 2009, 03:39:19 AM
kung magkalisud, dretso na lang jud sa tujo. lol.

ganahan jud kog Torrid Kissing

ako pud!

mo singhag na diay

naay mass karon (wed, sept 23) sa Anda para ni aya ingon si tita sol.

mao okay ra ka lagi. ana man jud na, mingaw man jud. sige lang naa may daghan palipason oras dire.
balik na sad daro sa kasilinganan. hahaha

ingnon gud "namawi kay "1 d 1 8" ra mi sa una.

hala! ning tingog ka?!

D,

I just want to let you know i am thinking of you and missing you and loving you all the same despite the greater distance. We'll be back together soon enough.

Quote from: ms da binsi on September 10, 2009, 10:18:20 PM

Wonderful! haaay this reminded me of my childhood!!!

Aylabeet!

BTW, you should have shoot them at the other side para makita ang  dagat. hahahhaha! (demanding!) 

ako ni ipakita sa akong mga miga diri nga ang mga bata sa atoa lipay na kaayo bisan way Xbox ug Nintendo!

stolen shot man gud na sya, na timing pag agi namo. pero nia koy lain nga nakita ang dagat.

Quote from: glacier_71 on September 22, 2009, 12:43:41 PM
kakan-onon kog kinumo hahahaha

hahaha klaro kaayong aso sa imong ulo, glace. nang lusot!

Quote from: ligiah on September 17, 2009, 05:48:56 PM
I give my warm and proud congratulations to my brother, Immanuel Karlo Taganahan Bullecer, a graduate of Central Visayas State College of Agriculture, Forestry and Technology (CVSCAFT) and cousin, Francis Galvin Taganahan Lomaad, a graduate of the University of the Philippines - Los Banos, for passing the Electrical Engineer Board Examinations as of this month's (September 2009) result. Way to go you two... two additions to the Engineers of the family...

I would also like to note that my brother is also a country-wide 5th placer in the Registered Master Electrician Examinations last May of this year.

Thank you Lord for such blessings... and for each and every blessing that you have given us all. this would not have been possible without You!


I am very happy and very proud of you both. Now, I welcome you to a world of more challenges and opportunities. Your journey to success has only started. Take every chance you've got, use every skill you have, give your best and nothing else.


With all love and pride in my heart,

Ate Gay

uy! aho man diay ning mga ka ig-agawan. na uwahi ko dah. congratulations ninyong duha doy!

Quote from: glacier_71 on September 17, 2009, 11:25:58 AM
KAGUBOT
(ni glacier_71)

basurahan napuno
nag-awas ang bunging ngabil
sa nangalisbo'ng baho
hugaw'ng mga papel
buak nga baso ug plato
kadaiyang pagkaon giapil
sa pagkoykoy sa iro
mga langaw nagpasumangil
nga konohay mopalayo
giabog sa nilupad nga papel
ug sa ikog sa kagiron nga iro

nagkabulintang ang kusina
sa gamit nga way hugas
nidukot nga kan-on sa kutsara
gapaabot anus-a moagas
sa tubig nga bahong basura
nagpista ang mga hulmigas
sa nidukot nga suka
nangalisbo sa gawas
kay nabuslot ang tabla
gigamit pagtabon sa nihubas
ug giulod nga tae sa kubita

gubot pas lukot, glace?

tira-tira (balikutsa)

this is pathetic. malicious ra kaayo ang utok aning mga child pornography vigilantes.

hahaha wish ko lang

tingali

cge ko kalipong

Glace,

I miss you. Kumusta naman ka?

Ginger

MANILA - Three weeks after giving up his presidential bid, Senator Manuel "Mar" Roxas II on Monday formally accepted the invitation of Sen. Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III to become the latter's running mate in the 2010 elections.

With shouts of "Noynoy-Mar!" echoing inside the historic Club Filipino in San Juan, Roxas said he is wholeheartedly accepting the challenge of running for the vice-presidency in next year's polls under the Liberal Party (LP) banner.

"Thank you for this opportunity to work with you as we raise the banner of reform. Thank you for the privilege of joining you and our kababayans in the fight for decency and integrity in public service. Taos-puso ko pong tinatanggap na isulong ang reporma sa ating bansa," he said in his speech.

Roxas said the Noy-Mar tandem is a response to the people's "collective thirst for change", adding that their partnership seeks to put an end to the horse-trading and transactional politics that is the biggest road block to the country's progress.

Aquino praised Roxas for giving up his presidential bid and said his sacrifice "gave way to the launch of a movement of our countrymen who are hungry for the return of a decent, clean and organized government." Mar earlier withdrew from the 2010 presidential race last September 1. He also made known his support for Noynoy’s bid.

The formal announcement was made on the day when Muslims commemorate the Eid’l Fitr or the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting. Monday also marks the commemoration of the 37th anniversary of the declaration of martial law.

Noynoy is the son of the late former President Corazon “Cory” Aquino and the late Sen. Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino, Jr.

Roxas, meantime, is the grandson of former President Manuel Roxas and son of the late Sen. Gerardo “Gerry” Roxas.

Noynoy announced his presidential bid last Sept. 9

abs-cbn.com
as of 09/21/2009 11:56 AM

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on September 18, 2009, 08:51:57 PM

Ginger’s Dream:

Ayaw sa pagbyahe ngadto sa halayong dapit.

na uwahi naman ko ug basa oi. naka biyahi naku, dia naku sa bohol.

no cost

largin na jud!

I don't think mag minyo sila para lang naay first lady in case maka daog si Noynoy. Speaking of his girlfriend, shy kaayo si Shalani Salcedo oi.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSBZgiU6iS4

kani palipas oras sa mga bata...

i think what makes it more expensive is the way it is being catch. too tiny for a baby eel, i really thought they were worms.

that's damn expensive for a worm?

hahaha what a name! mary jane diay na. bag- o na nga ngan, b'wad?

Quote from: Keko on September 10, 2009, 03:32:00 PM

huh 

Quote from: Keko on September 10, 2009, 03:31:04 PM
LOL do you eat this there? or you looked the name in the link of the pic

I thought people do not eat Rabbit in philippines

I just made a wild guess. I still can remember how the rabbit looks like when my aunt and i was in France.

daghan utang si villar.

the aquino's promised a different kind of campaign such as no tv ads. gasto baya nang magpa commercial.

makita ta man jud ni.

Quote from: Keko on September 10, 2009, 03:23:23 PM
Anybody wanna try with this? 

rabbit in potatoes?

YES!

Quote from: glacier_71 on September 10, 2009, 12:14:53 PM
kalawom sad ani, ging.

mao na diha, glace.

ingon ako miga, bagay ni na song para sa phrase.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HulFsv72h3Y

Love is as much of an object as an obsession, everybody wants it...everybody seeks it...but few ever achieve it... those who do will cherish it... be lost in it... and among all....NEVER... NEVER FORGET IT!!!

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 10, 2009, 09:14:17 AM
Thank you very much, Ginger. Wow. This is indeed after my own heart. Thick cumulus below with touches of cirrus above. Must have been taken one lazy afternoon. (Or was it morning?)

hapon na siya, hubag.

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 10, 2009, 11:45:33 AM
Today i took a break from studies and went to chill with her.
Ning talk mi duha. Luuy pood sija kai na worry siya sa semester's work load.
Pero ning ampo pood mi duha that maka surpass sija sa challenges this year.

I really like this lady.
Pa conservative ko with her, mo take it slow lang ko,
pero, i think, i like her. alot.

ahem! good luck, dodong.

Quote from: glacier_71 on September 09, 2009, 11:30:20 PM
orasyon kana, cat. pangdani og mga baje.

murag motoo ko ani kay akong mama, gi-San David kono ni papa. hahahaha.

naay nag lumay naku sa iyang baho, ambot ganahan kaayo sige simhot iya baho bisan wala gapa humot.

unsa nang san david, glace?

I am going to miss autumn this year. Will anyone care to post their autumn pics here?

Please share...

this is for you, hubag.



sa lapyahan
taken 8.23.09, ormoc city

Quote from: glacier_71 on September 09, 2009, 10:53:29 PM
puto bongbong. hahahaha colored lang.

hmmm unsa kaha no ug koloran ang puto bongbong? halinon ba kaha pud?

Quote from: ms da binsi on September 09, 2009, 08:55:26 PM

Unsa man naaa?       

gulaman? (gelatin)

yup! gelatin with snowflakes lami kaayo sagulan with vanilla sauce.

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 10, 2009, 08:01:49 AM



hehe di ko ma hadlok ni bem, kani si Aleth Hazel (Ginger) may isug jud na sija. Waray gid na.
Waray Isug.

hahaha hadlok ka naku, dong. harmless man ko oi.

love you, dodong.

MANILA - Now that Sen. Benigno 'Noynoy' Aquino III has crossed the Rubicon, can he untie the Gordian knot?

This is the major question of leaders of civil society as they threw their support to Aquino’s presidential bid in May 2010.

Viewed as a reluctant candidate, which is supposedly one quality that makes him suitable for the presidential post, Aquino now faces the challenge of proving he is worthy of, or better than, his parent’s legacy.

As the candidate currently in the spotlight, activist priest Fr. Robert Reyes said Aquino is on the cusp of reforming the country’s “present elitist democracy to one that is participatory.”

Reyes, who was present in Aquino’s formal announcement at Club Filipino on Wednesday, said he is supporting the Aquino scion’s candidacy, like most civil society groups.

He is among the conveners of the new movement, “Noynoy Para sa Pilipinas” or “Noypi,” which is supporting Aquino's bid.

Reyes said Aquino is different from the other aspirants since he was able to inspire civil society groups to once again be hopeful that change is possible.

Noynoy's democracy challenge

The prelate noted that the late President Corazon Aquino, while she restored democracy, was hampered in demolishing “elitist democracy” during her administration.

President Arroyo, on the other hand, only paid lip service to her vow to bring wider participation of civil society groups in governance. Arroyo came into power in January 2001 following a series of corruption scandals involving then President Joseph Estrada.

While Arroyo may have tapped civil society leaders like former Social Welfare Secretary Dinky Soliman and former presidential adviser on the peace process Teresita Deles in her official Cabinet, they were eventually “co-opted by Arroyo.”

Reyes said “it was a good thing that they bolted out of her Cabinet before it was too late.”

Aquino, he said, has the chance of undoing what Arroyo did by really giving “all sectors in society a voice in governance.”

Deles, who was also present in Aquino’s formal declaration, said she expects him “to bring back governance and to strengthen democracy” in case he wins as President.

Black and White movement spokesperson Leah Navarro said she is hopeful that Aquino, if he becomes president, will uphold “good governance and institutional reform” by “opening accountability and engaging in consultations with stakeholders."

Reforming Hacienda Luisita

The party-list Akbayan, which is supporting Aquino, said that it would engage Aquino on the agrarian reform case surrounding Hacienda Luisita in Tarlac owned by the Aquino and Cojuangco clans.

The fate of 6,400 hectare property has been one of the major criticisms thrown at then-President Aquino's "democratic" restoration. While land reform was one of the pillars of her administration, her own family's agricultural estate was spared of actual agrarian reform. And in 2004, 14 workers died in a violent dispersal of striking sugar plantation workers in the hacienda.

Deles acknowledged Hacienda Luisita's land reform would be one of major issues that Aquino would have to confront. “But we trust him that he will do what needs to be done” when the right time comes, she said.

Reyes said Aquino should also be prepared to handle issues concerning his uncle, businessman Eduardo “Danding” Cojuangco Jr., especially the coco-levy fund controversies. Cojuangco is accused of misusing the levy imposed by on coconut farmers to enrich himself.

Recently, a case against a move by Cojuangco-led conglomerate San Miguel Corporation has reached the Supreme Court. San Miguel wanted to convert company shares that coconut farmers have been claiming as illegally acquired by Cojuangco into non-voting shares.

This move had been criticized by farmer groups and civil society organizations as a way for Aquino’s uncle to set aside the farmer claimants in how the company is ran.

Reyes said Aquino should address these issues not only when he becomes President, but also even during the election campaign.

In his formal announcement on Wednesday, Aquino provided a glimpse into his administration in case he gets to Malacañang.

He said he would provide access of justice “not only for the well-connected but for everybody.”

He cited, for instance, the ill-gotten wealth cases of the Marcoses. More than 20 years after the fall of the Marcos regime, he said there is no closure yet.

-Aries Rufo, abs-cbnNEWS.com

buwad, ka galang2x kaayo ka ani dire na pic. toud, nadayon mo EB ni nong layman?

unsa man ni?

na unsa namong duha?

daghan na ug hubaronon si Prof. K!

nag damgo ko nga na aksidente kuno mi kuyog akong family. ako manoy ga drive and i was sitting at the back with my niece and sister. pagka kita naku nga padung nami ma bangga, ako gi grab ang usa pud naku ka neice unya ako gi tabunan silang duha sa ako lawas aron di maigo inig ka bangga. i dunno unsay ending kay ni tingog akong celphone kay dihay ni text.

Quote from: glacier_71 on September 01, 2009, 09:57:03 PM
mura man nig padong mag-scuva, ging, hahahaha. kinahanglan ta og taas hangin ani.

ana jud, glace aron matagamtam ang kalami






sa kiss

mangita tawn ug kaayuhan

sinugbang kitong gi tuslob sa tuyo ug suka nga naay sili. yum!

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 20, 2008, 01:02:56 PM
A woman's caress is the weakness of man. Her perfume, the stimulant, and arouses him.

The sound of her voice, dilates his pupils. The touch of her finger on his face, the ignition of his internal dynamite.

hmmmm

now i know why he missed my touch

ice age 3 (huh?! kadugay na ato oi)

Quote from: indaymen50 on September 09, 2009, 04:25:15 AM
Dili  ako ha  pls....

Serado   intawon ang  factory!

hahaha!


i'm going to cebu

To the men of the ladies who contributed the first pages of this thread, I hope you are all happy now. Wala lang, nalingaw ra ko ug basa sa old posts. The first ten pages of this thread were full of emotions.

L, where are you?

as of tuesday afternoon, the casualties has increased to 10.

MANILA - Senator Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III, son of democracy icon Corazon Aquino and national hero Ninoy Aquino, will run for president in next year's elections, a Liberal Party (LP) stalwart announced ahead of his expected declaration on Wednesday morning.

"Tinatanggap niya ang hamon ng ating mga kababayan, ng partido Liberal na siya ang maging standard bearer ng aming partido (That he is accepting the people's and the Liberal Party's challenge to be our party's standard bearer)," LP national chairman Franklin Drilon told ABS-CBN's Umagang Kay Ganda when asked what will be Aquino's announcement at Club Filipino in Greenhills, San Juan City.

Drilon added: "He will be the people's candidate."

Aquino, who went into retreat in his mother's favorite monastery in Zamboanga City, was expected to make the announcement at 7:30 a.m.

The announcement was timed with the 40th day after the late President Aquino's death.

The venue -- Club Filipino -- was the same place where Mrs. Aquino was sworn in as Philippine president after a bloodless people's revolt that ended decades of President Ferdinand Marcos' martial rule.

abs-cbn

Quote from: ms da binsi on September 08, 2009, 05:46:07 AM

PERFECT capture dear!!! diha jud kong dapita na lupig nimo! i post gani tong nag tukar ug unsa gani to sa Oslo? i post to diri dear!

sorry, nakalimot ko sa imo request. dia ra diay.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 08, 2009, 08:42:58 PM
Usik bitaw kaajo ang ilang potentials as human beings. What is bound to happen is that they grow cynical at a very early age, and become harmful to society and to themselves.

And to zoom out into the big picture--ang atong politicians way laing gibuhat but to exhaust means fair and foul to perpetuate themselves in office. Oh, my sad republic...

Yes, sad but true! Some become mentally disturbed because of harsh experiences. Na corrupt intawon ang ilang batang huna-huna.

Until now, the struggle for just womens rights has continuously been reinvented to challenge the existing authorities. I think Iran is leading in these struggles.

Quote from: Candijaynon on September 08, 2009, 08:23:53 PM
librehon sa sine ug sa fastfood. Di ba girls?

Mao jud ni ahong ganahan sauna pero di ko kaingon sa ahong uyab. Hehehe....

ako, mo ingon jud ko kung gusto ko mo tan-aw sine. kung wala'y budget si lalaki then mag share lang gud mi. nindot man mag share kaysa mag sige pa libre.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 08, 2009, 07:46:13 PM
"wham bam thank you mam" method.

you are right, hb. there was one time didto mi ni mama sa pawnshop kay gapa ayo siya sa iyang necklace nga naputol. while waiting, dihay nidoul namo nga babaye nangayo ug hinabang medyo hugawon siya, ang iyang anak mga pila pa kaha to ka months unya buntis napud siya. amo gipangutana ug asa iyang bana, nitubag ra pud siya nga "wako kabalo, kay wa man koy bana". ingon siya wa gani daw siya kabalo kinsay amahan sa iyang anak.

pastilan, louy baya pud labi na ang mga bata.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 08, 2009, 02:04:06 PM
Kujaw nga maparehas sa nahitabo sa usa ka higal nga bus driver:

A nun walks into a bus and sits behind the driver and says, "I have just one regret before I die."

The bus driver asks, "What might that be?" She says, "I have never had sex, but I can't have sex with a married man or that would be a sin."

The bus driver says, "I'm not married!"

The nun says, "I have to die a virgin so I will have to take it in my ass."

Being the only two in the bus they went to the back and took care of business.

When they were done the bus driver, grinning widely, says to the nun,  "I have a confesion to make. I am married."

The nun says, "I also have a confesion to make. My name is Tom and I'm going to a costume party!"

kuyog ko, mist

gimingaw

lovely pic, buwad. so serene and calm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gh45bBSOhkE

Quote from: kiamoy on March 12, 2009, 03:48:15 AM
I remember ate aleth and I would sit down for hours at our Cebu apt.. mag cge rami get santol from the sack we brought from ormoc.. until mangilo amo ngipon..haha

bem, diha na sad santol sa sako gahapon gidala nila mau sa tacloban

ako...i miss eating this.

I'm glad, I took the chance. I will work hard for it so I don't have to make a choice.

Dog. Aw! aw!

in english: arf! arf! hahaha

palipas oras: tulog sa lang sa kariton

pic taken along leon kilat street, cebu city. (naka timing jud ko while ni stop ang sakyanan )

L_ _ _ _ _,

Sorry to make your life more complicated.

Congratulations again to both of you and Palle. And also to Viola, I can't imagine how happy she was with her new grand son.

God Bless your family, Cel.

Cel, thanks for posting. Yes, I saw the pics Palle posted yesterday at FB. Cute kaayo si Steven. Kita pud ko sa pics nga gi post ni Brian karon sa FB gihapon.

last night