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hi mawjood
Quote from: willmerit on November 17, 2007, 07:42:27 PM
wahhahaha looya pod ni sister nabitin
Quote from: Happy on November 16, 2007, 11:14:53 PM
Hahaha ok-ok manka mawjood imo man gipun-an
Quote from: ms da binsi on November 20, 2007, 07:10:44 AM
Sus tiya mao pay pag abot naho, Tb dayun, kani man dayun akong nakita... akong mata wa pay rest kay nag drive mi ni banana.. nag katuiris akong pagbasa sa imong mga halangdon nga hunahuna, pero katawa ko kay abi naho ang GITAMAKAN ug gitakmagan!!! pwerte gyud nahong katawa, wahahhahhahhahhaha
hay ambot malingaw gyud ko ninyu oi!!!
Quote from: Bohol Bol-anon on November 18, 2007, 09:25:40 AM
Users of a leading travel website has rated Bohol as one of ten "best spots you've never heard of" in a poll.
In an article by Reuters Life, the members of the travel website IgoUgo (http://www.igougo.com) voted Bohol, Philippines as one of ten previously-unknown tourist spots that are ideal vacation places.
The article cited the Visayan province as "one of the Philippines' secrets." The place was described as having "numerous natural treasures that lure visitors to its shores."
"Although people usually go to its highly urbanized neighboring island Cebu, Bohol holds a charm of its own makes it distinct from other Visayan islands," the article added.
Bohol was listed eighth in the poll.
The ten spots which made it to the list are:
1. Amarante, Portugal - a magnificent little city
"During my first time in Amarante, I found it such a nice town to visit, a pleasant 'discovery,' the only thing I could complain about was the weather... The lovely city is bathed by River Tamega and Amarante's beautiful architecture by its margins and green streets reflect on its water."
2. Sigulda, Latvia - a beautiful little town
"As the Gauja National Park gateway town closest to Riga, only 50 km southwest, Sigulda attracts its fair share of tourists, and deservedly so because it is one of the nicest small towns in Latvia. It is located on the banks of the Gauja river that winds through the forested hills."
3. Avebury, England - a Stonehenge alternative
"Avebury may be a lesser-known henge sibling to the massive stones of Stonehenge in the south, but it is certainly no less impressive. "Although Stonehenge's stones are so much bigger, the scale of the circle here at Avebury leaves the former well and truly in the shade."
4. Sorata, Bolivia - a mythical Shangri-La
"Bolivians mention Sorata (a small village of 2,000 people) as one of the most beautiful places in their country. They compare it to a mythical Shangri-La, placed in a narrow, faraway - almost lost - valley in the mountains. "
5. Camargue, France - for a Spanish/Gypsy flavor
"It's an unusual corner of France with many Spanish and Gypsy influences, worth a day or two for those who enjoy outdoor activities or a touch of the exotic ... The Camargue is a national and regional nature park of marshes and wetlands encompassing the Rhone River delta, just south of Arles."
6. Victoria, Argentina - the "City of the Seven Hills"
"Victoria is known as the "City of the Seven Hills" and the whole landscape is beautiful. The Parana Delta starts here, and goes all the way down to Buenos Aires."
7. Budva, Montenegro - on a dramatic coastline
"Budva is a 2,500-year-old seaside settlement about halfway along the dramatic Montenegrin coastline. The immaculately cared-for old town juts out into the Adriatic Sea on a small peninsula and is surrounded by tall stone walls."
8. Bohol, Philippines - one of Philippines' secrets
"Bohol has numerous natural treasures that lure visitors to its shores. Although people usually go to its highly urbanized neighboring island Cebu, Bohol holds a charm of its own makes it distinct from other Visayan islands."
9.Cuyutlan, Mexico - black sand, green waves, sea turtles
"The beach is the reason to come to Cuyutlan. It is long and wide with black sand and rolling waves ... the seafood is fresh, abundant, and inexpensive."
10. Perthshire, Scotland - in the heart of highlands
"Blair Castle, the ancient seat of the dukes and earls of Atholl, has been awarded five stars as a visitor attraction by the Scottish tourist agency, its highest award. The castle enjoys one of Scotland's finest settings."
IgoUgo.com touts itself as "the world's leading online travel community" with 350,000 members who share opinions and experiences on destinations around the globe.
The users of the website voted for the list based on their experiences, and reader comments accompanied each place.
source: ABS-CBN News
Quote from: Happy on November 16, 2007, 06:00:20 AM
hahaha b***t diay
Quote from: grazie7y on November 09, 2007, 04:07:51 PM
Ms. A, I will leave my ad to your yahoo ym. Wala man mi ga confe ganina but I got to chat with Ginger and Happy. Midnight na pod dre so I will log off na pod. Until later. God bless you too, Ms. A. Thanks a lot for your friendship and niceness to me!
Quote from: Ginger on November 08, 2007, 04:34:33 AMMora bitaw ug lainon ug kinaiya sa tal nga bol-anon, da uroy pasagdi lang na siya kay mas daghang man tang maayohon, cheers!
dong, ma yakan la ak hin waray para di ma intindihan.
nga iruy! dire ak mapatol hin mga tawo nga dire taga aton!
Quote from: Happy on October 21, 2007, 09:05:59 PMwala guroy bisita manganha lol
Quote from: jules_unicode on September 12, 2007, 08:32:15 PM
Good Day everyone! I am new here and hope I will enjoy my stay here in this site. See yah around!
Quote from: Fiel Angeli AraoaraoGabin on October 30, 2007, 03:15:53 PM
She's my mother. She retired after 26 years of service as Physical Education teacher and Bukang Liwayway Dance Troupe founder (BHS-BPHS-BNHS) in 1989 and is now in Manhattan, New York.
Quote from: ms da binsi on October 30, 2007, 01:17:21 PM
Peeesti gyud ka Mawjood!!!!
hahahahhahahhahhah
Quote from: willmerit on October 30, 2007, 11:27:07 AM
wa pa ko kabalita mawjood sa resulta. pero adtong nanawag ko sang adlaw, miingon man tong akong brother nga ang mga sk kuno sa amoa isigtaguay sa mga botante. sa panahon nako, wa man tawn na mahitabo. ang mga milansad sa sk kuno, isig iyahay ug hipos sa mga botante, inapsanay kuno ug dakong kantidad. ambot ba oi, bisan mga sk nag involve naman ug pinalitay. di na jud tingali na mawa sa sistema sa atong panggobyerno kanang "pinalitay sa boto." so sad to say, but it is very rampant. hope sa ubang parte sa atong province, malinawon.
Quote from: ms da binsi on October 30, 2007, 12:01:42 PM
Asa man ka? unsaon man ka namo pag tabang???
Quote from: Fiel Angeli AraoaraoGabin on October 30, 2007, 10:23:27 AM
Hi!
I purposely expanded my Yahoo, Friendster, Bolanon.com, Ringo and siquijor.ilovemyprovince.org networks as support campaign for my Panglaonon friend, Anna Maris Arcay Igpit, Miss Bohol Sandugo 2005 and Binibining Pilipinas â€" World 2006, who represented the Philippines in the Miss World pageant in Warsaw, Poland in September 2006, that’s why I tried as much as I can to reach out to many people through the internet. It was my simple manifestation of support for Maris who I know represented the best of Bohol and the Philippines during that time.
The process of “scavenging,†or to put it lightly, being “resourceful†in gathering e-mail addresses started with going over my collection of business cards of the people I met before I entered the government service and of those people I don’t even know. I require complete names when I save my contacts in Yahoo. As in the case of married women, aside from their middle names, I also asked for their mothers’ maiden names after my Bohol National High School schoolmate Zipporah A. Fortich â€" Orion, now a nurse in Texas, informed me that she was able to trace her relatives through my mailing list.
Sir Jun, if my memory serves me right, I think I got your name from the Tigum Bol-anon sa Tibuok Kalibutan (TBTK) souvenir program last year. After then-Councilor-now-City Vice-Mayor Jose Antonio Salera Veloso asked me to organize the TBTK Festival Welcome Program, he gave me a copy of the TBTK souvenir program and I copied all the e-mail addresses I came across with which I saved in Yahoo. Then, after the Maris Igpit support campaign followed the Tagbilaran City Fiesta, Sandugo / TBTK and voters’ education info materials for the May 14, 2007 general elections. I think it was from there that Mike saw my contacts whom he eventually invited to Tubag Bohol. (Speaking of Mike Ligalig, Jerome, Cielo and I extend our condolences to the Ligalig Family.)
As I’ve stated beforehand, one doesn’t have to be a politician to help people or make ripples in their respective fields of endeavor (besides, AN HONEST CANDIDATE WILL NOT WIN WITHOUT MONEY as again proven in Monday’s barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections â€" PATHETIC! Maayo gani kay wa pa ma-"corrupted" ang federated parents-teachers association and alumni officers elections - at least, ang mga pobre nga pareha nako nga wa'y ikapamudmud nga kwarta para ikapalit og buto duna pa'y higayon nga makahatag og "tinuoray o tiunay nga serbisyo") - my challenge is information dissemination in the simple way that I can.
Sir Jun, Bran, Elsie (St. Agnes), and Angie Gulle, thanks for the inspiring messages. I am truly honored.
Fiel
Quote from: Glen on October 30, 2007, 12:22:52 PM
willmerit dool ra ka sa Ocean Isle Beach? katung balay nga nasunog unya 7 students ang patay? Looy pod no?
Quote from: Bohol on September 19, 2007, 05:02:50 PM
Mau na jud ni.
Welcome to Tubag Bohol mawjood.
Quote from: Lorenzo on October 29, 2007, 09:08:29 AM
welcome mawjood!
Quote from: Happy on October 27, 2007, 06:35:12 AM
hahaha sorry jud mawjoodpeace
Quote from: Happy on September 19, 2007, 09:03:52 PMmawjood (mao jud), the usual expression unique to boholanos
welcome to TB mawjood..
sorry jud mawjood kay ang masulod sa ako hunahuna kay ang expression nga amaw jud
Quote from: M2M on September 19, 2007, 05:20:39 PM
hello!
Mawjood, welcome to TB.... maw o jod ingon nila na ma enjoy ka dri..
Quote from: Bohol on September 19, 2007, 05:02:50 PMMawjood (pronounced mao jud),para ma feel nako nga taga bohol jud ko. Salamat sa inyong pag welcome nako deri sa TB. Dugay-dugay na ko tig abli deri pero puro basa ug katawa lang akong gihimo, sorry guys, wa pa koy lakas loob.
Mau na jud ni.
Welcome to Tubag Bohol mawjood.
Quote from: Ginger on August 17, 2007, 11:49:50 PM
hahaha pareho ta galen, melrose place ra nga salida nahibaw-an.
junayag, how about handuraw? murag dili man tingali synonym...
Quote from: Gervistill on September 01, 2007, 05:22:19 PMhapit ko matuk-i ug kinatawa, a good joke
Maid nakakita ug condom after sex sa iya amo nga couple…
Maid: Unsa man ni uy?!
Amo: Inday, wla diay sex sa inyo bukid?
Maid: Naa man Sir pero dili sad ani kagrabe nga hasta panit mga tangtang!
Quote from: Bohol on June 20, 2007, 01:16:52 PM
Calape is on the western coast of Bohol. The town was established in 1802. The first settlers were said to be immigrants from other places such as Cebu, and other municipalities.
Quote from: Bohol on June 20, 2007, 01:16:52 PM
Calape is on the western coast of Bohol. The town was established in 1802. The first settlers were said to be immigrants from other places such as Cebu, and other municipalities.