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I have started reading but was not able to complete Ambeth Ocampo's explanation. He talked about it in his column in the Philippine Daily Inquirer.

It's not clear whether Rizal's house was originally painted white. And the actual building which now stands is actually a reconstruction of the original which was razed by fire.

Julie,

You're deep 

Dr. Kho is still khoming to Bohol. He's traveling inkhognito aron dili mabukho.
(He made this decision after reading olintaha's legal opinion) 

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 03, 2009, 08:34:38 AM
I agree with you, GEC.

Oh but sometimes our reactions bring about very painful headaches. To be honest, i was actually afraid of this girl. Afraid of her wrath. lol.

GEC, have you ever been put in a similar situation?

Unfortunately for me, Lorenzo, my lab partner back then was not as ravishing as the one you had 


So, my situation was not similar to your's.

We can't always chose what life will bring us, Lorenzo,
But it is within our power to chose how to react 

Bulak,

Lingi pud oi, aron makita imong face

Want some pizza?

I think this is staged

Quote from: bulak on June 01, 2009, 07:18:27 PM
Sunduga lang gud ang possiton sa iro! GEC

How will you demonstrate it, bulak? 

Quote from: glacier_71 on June 02, 2009, 12:31:06 AM
piyonga lang gud imong mata, GEC. 

Ang nakalisod kung motan-aw ko sa inyong nakita
basin dili na hinoon mapiyong akong mata 

Quote from: bulak on June 01, 2009, 06:21:19 PM
GEC sayon rana! inig tan aw nimo pagbarog lang , pero ang problema kung dile napod ka kalingkod

Maoy gidangat, bulak.

Kon katulgon na ko, unsa man, magbarog nga maghida?

Mike,

Okay lang ba if I will not put your/his/her/their/my name/s sa mga balak ni GEC348? 

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on May 31, 2009, 10:42:53 PM
Nakakita bitaw pud ko sa tanan. Mitindog gyud ang akong mga balahibo ug ang gialirongan niini.

Quote from: glacier_71 on May 31, 2009, 11:16:33 PM
hahahaha. sa ako, tanang pwede mobarog, namarog gyud, kods.

Dili na lang jud ko motan-aw anang inyong nakita kay basin
inig kahuman ako unya ang dili makabarog   

Sinugbang mongos
eggplant inasal   

Quote from: fdaray on May 27, 2009, 02:41:56 PM
Kalimutan natin si Dr. Kho, si kathrina at ang sexvedio. Tama na......

Kalimutan na natin si Dr. Kho.
Let's all start thinking of Leanne and her Kho 

Khomusta na po kayong lahat?

Quote from: benelynne on May 31, 2009, 07:37:00 AM
Hi GEC,

Si Zec naa na ni hulagway nako, so I'm not second-guessing him now. Rhyme ra ba gyud diay ang ZEC ug GEC. Pero ikaw, naa pa gihapon ko'y gibutang nga margin of error. Mao ra man mog favorite smiley (kanang 'crocodile smile'), busa abi nakog usa ra mo. It would be nice to say "gator fee" with the croco smiley (see below).

Benny,

ZEC is a much much better looking man.
And now that I said this, he
might just take care of my "gator  fee"!
And I prepare the corkage fee

She has a pleasant smile
But she could make a nasty bite







She should bite her parents!

Quote from: ZecurB on May 28, 2009, 12:00:59 PM
Unsaon man pud namo pag dala nimo GEC nga dili man gani ka magpaila...

If you are who I think you are, then I think it was you whom I saw 

I'll say, "gator fee" the next time we'll dump into each other

Quote from: simplylee on May 28, 2009, 08:01:21 AM
morag maayo na GEC, ang nakaporque lang kay bisan anino nimo dili man magpakita

Porque, mama mia?
GEC is no paquita?
EB con todo bongga!
GEC tago sa lungga!

Quote from: glacier_71 on May 28, 2009, 08:17:17 AM
yup...it tastes so much like Hayden between Maricar and Katrina. lol.

How about:

Sliced Hayden banana with Katrina spice and Maricar sauce? 

Quote from: glacier_71 on May 28, 2009, 07:27:29 AM
sandwich
banana
crackers

at 120-140 kph...715 kms for 6 hrs and 30 mins...

banana between crackers sandwich? 

Describing the scent of perfume is already quite a literary feat.
While reading, even the words are beginning to smell sooo gooood!

What's the pronunciation of this "gator fee"?

(gae-tor) or (ga-tor)?

ZecureB and Apo have the clout to get more details on
this from the resorts imposing this fee


(kuyog ko, beh. he he he)

Welcome mong tanan! Try me out.

I'm new here 

Quote from: hofelina on May 26, 2009, 05:21:58 PM
How about next year? Makauli jud ko kon magka-oyon ta.

Every year unta EB 

Hayden Estofado at Nilagang Katrina 

What are the printers (model) which can be installed with CISS?

All I know is... there are some things I don't know 

Well all have so much to learn from this situation

I think what the guard meant was "Day Tour Fee."

There are resorts that discourage drop-in customers or day tourers for a variety of reasons: maintain the privacy of their guests, keep a close tab on overhead expenses (which can be very well calculated if the number of guests are known before hand by booking online), create a sense of secluded ambiance... whatever.

A similar fee is called "entrance fee" which can be either fully or partially consumable in the payment of food or use of facilities. This is not meant to discourage but only to control the number of drop in customers.

Quote from: hofelina on May 27, 2009, 02:21:53 AM
Wow, ug panington ko kolor kape?

My coffee colored skin? I owe it to a relaxing evening bath in a tub filled with mocha 

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 27, 2009, 01:24:13 AM

You mean to say GEC nga bahaw na ni? as in pan-os na??

Dabinz, this was posted August 24, 2008 yet.

Basin ning cute doggie named Kho na cuddle pud ni Katrina. 

"Before Hayden, there was Kho"

I thought this old post is about Hayden Kho 

Musiclover, Happy Birthday!
I love you     're kind of music   

Every morning I take a shower with coffee 

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 26, 2009, 11:49:10 AM
Lorenzo (looks left and looks right): 

GEC (rolling on the floor, laughing)

Quote from: Melrose on May 26, 2009, 10:21:52 AM
i think i know you na...

Melrose, are you sure?   As I've said before, you won't be surprised.
But there's only one way to be certain.

Can we sneak in food inside a Cebu Pacific plane?

I'm not talking about pasalubong but a hearty snack to munch on board.

Good Idea, Dad Mack!

Lover's Lane and for the sports enthusiast: I prefer a Drag Race strip

Kon mag lovers's quarrel, all it needs is a little push!

Hep hep horay for coffee!

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 24, 2009, 01:06:51 AM
Hmm, this is interesting

:stroking chin: (in sign language)= in a way i know who it is, but one part of me wants to deny it is who i think it is because i just dont want to know that it is who i think it is, or perhaps it isn't really the person whom i think it is--just that the situation makes one feel it is who i think it is--knowing the fact that he wants me to think so--all the more to confuse and add to the intrigue.

Ah, GEC, you must be a great chess player.

Now, you got me there, Lorenzo   

I hope Melrose will do it soon before my extended stay will expire he he he

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 23, 2009, 08:40:56 PM


No Gec, I don't know. Tell me.

The pig still needs to produce a litter, or everybody will think she's a boar

Quote from: glacier_71 on May 23, 2009, 11:05:31 AM
hahaha

busa pagbantay-bantay sa "dog" flu

usa ka timailhan nga na-infected, GEC, kay naka-"doggie position" ang duha ka nilalang ...

Apo Hiking Society's newest hit:

Doggie-doggie flu, dog-doggie flu
Doggie-doggie flu, dog-doggie flu
Doggie-doggie flu, dog-doggie flu
Sige pa!

So funny, Lorenzo!

And do you know why the pig can't make that total commitment yet?

Oink! Oink!

It's all hog wash 

Matod pa sa mga news reports sa una, the old tagbilaran airport will be converted into a business park or an economic zone, whatever.

On the name of the airport: I believe there is a new regulation that airports should be named after the place where they are located. This is to avoid confusion and for easy reference. There will be no more of the likes of Ninoy Aquino International Airport or Diosdado Macapagal Airport.

Quote from: glacier_71 on May 23, 2009, 10:50:14 AM
maka-flu jud hinoon nang sige og "dog"...

Tinoud jud! Ug bisan pakusgan pa ang imong Glacier brand electric fan, dili mahupay ang kainit sa kalawasan sa duha ka nilalang nga mag "dog" 

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 23, 2009, 09:23:43 AM
lol!

Come here Gec,

Nothing wrong with a man hug eh?

(Man Hug)

And I man hug you back, Lorenzo (with a pat on your back).


This will make us swine flu-proof!

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 23, 2009, 09:18:35 AM
lol, dog flu.


OT: Sigoro next time, babe flu?

ah, in that case i think many of us gentz are affected.

But I've been suffering this ailment for a long time already, Lorenzo...

"Tubag Bohol Fever"

Somebody hug me!

Quote from: glacier_71 on May 23, 2009, 09:07:45 AM
naghuna-huna na pod sila unsay follow-up nga virus tingali, para pakurat sa mga tawo...

Next in line... DOG FLU!

I liked the film's ending better than the novel. It was more plausible.

But it was definitely better in the book when it came to explaining the significance of the "anti-matter". The scientists at CERN have recreated the "big bang" which is the point of creation, when matter existed, and which also marked the creation of its opposite, the anti-matter.  Here, God's existence was scientifically proven. It harmonized science and religion. But this was also used as the springboard for the Illuminati's revenge to the Catholic Church.

You had the chance to fully appreciate the anagrams in the book. An anagram is a word which reads the same way even if turned upside down. I doff my hat to the artist (I've been trying to fashion an anagram of my name but no success yet up to now). In the film, the anagrams branded on the chest of cardinals were shown only for a few seconds. The fifth sign in the film was different from the fifth sign in the book. I was more impressed of the book's fifth sign. It gave me the goosebumps and made me appreciate the artist's talent even more.

Is it possible, perhaps, to open a friendster account In Memory of Lynn Vi?

Coffee gets me in the mood

So, Melrose,

R'ya gonna pin the ribbon?
Will you do it this afternoon?
I do hope you'll do it soon
Or will I wait for the blue moon? 

Quote from: Melrose on May 21, 2009, 02:40:37 PM
greener pastures, maybe. wa pa koy work adto woi. ni-resign ko kay my hubby is based in manila. louyon pod, newly-weds kuno pero way kita-kita kay lagyo.

lisurea pod nang sa acacia man gyud. ako na lang ibilin ang imong wine sa acacia. hehehehe!

Ah, yes.

It is important that you should be physically with your hubby
And while seeking a new job you could while your time with a hobby
As what newly weds should do, there's no time to be moody
Enjoy the time, let the stars shine, and jump in bed so groovy!



Ok, if its hard for you to tie it around
You can pin it na lang on the tree
But don't leave Benny's wine on the ground
Coz it might be showered with pee 

Quote from: hofelina on May 20, 2009, 05:42:49 PM
this posting is already antiquated!Bahaw na kini, nganong nabanhaw man?

It's like discovering the Dead Sea Scrolls in the cave of Qumran
Or unearthing the Gospel of Judas in the Hag Namadi desert.

A reader's interest could, indeed, resurrect ancient writings   

Quote from: Melrose on May 20, 2009, 05:48:14 PM
papresyo ka gec, ha. you better come out before i leave for manila. i just resigned from my job.

Hi, Melrose....

You are resigning from your job? Why man diay, if you don't mind.
My guess is... greener pasture! All the best in your career move, Melrose 

Quote from: fdaray on May 20, 2009, 11:25:52 AM
Unsang kahoya nga mutobo
Bisag way yuta ug way bubo.?

I think mao kini ang kahoy nga sa inenglish pa gitawag og "morning wood" 

Mutobo jud ni matag buntag.

Hmmm... sex is good for the mind...

So that's why our national hero, Dr. Jose P. Rizal, is so intelligent.
He had about 16 girlfriends in the different countries he visited 

Quote from: windgate on May 20, 2009, 07:48:37 AM
modawat kag training for jer-jer.  moapply ko

Now you give me an idea for a new economic enterprise!

You can either bring your own partner, or
choose from any of our in-house trainors 

lack of training for jer-jer can cause death

Lose life to save life

My lover pacquiaoed me in bed last night 

English - Bisaya

molave - tugas
banyan (?) - balite
iron wood - kamagong
bamboo - kawayan (although it is also said the bamboo is actually a grass)
narra - narra
jatropha - sasa
mahogany -mahogany

next...

Hello Melrose,

Effort for effort

If you'll tie your yellow ribbon around your car, I will be known by your car only 
But if you'll tie the ribbon around the acacia tree, you'll definitely know it's me 

Hahay, swine flu
Kon matakbuyan peligro
Ayaw una panglamano
Ilabi na's pagbeso-beso

Hahay, swine flu
Sakit sa baboy mitakboy's tawo
Init ang lawas, sakit ang ulo
Nagalingasa apil ang kuto

Quote from: Ginger on April 19, 2009, 02:25:28 AM
Roro, nahuman na ni nga Grand EB but definitely, there will be more EB's coming in the future.

Yehey! Maybe this time I can finally attend the secret EB again for the very first time

Hi, Lorenzo!

I've been away for a while. I went skinny diving at Balicasag Island and you should see my tan 





Oopss, I admit I exaggerated a bit

I wasn't skinny diving. I was snorkeling.
And many here would know the difference between the two.
Man, it was a sight to behold! I saw a green sea turtle and all sorts of reef fishes-- I don't know all their names.

It may be acceptable to give a certain degree of tolerance in the spirit of artistic creativity in singing the National Anthem.  But I don't think it is proper to fix by legislation a new way of singing the Lupang Hinirang.

We should stick to the original version because, in the words of historians, the original tempo has already been "sanctified".

Just like the Holy Scriptures. There may be different translations but the original languages in which it was written should always be undisturbed.

Now if only I could sing it in Spanish like Lorenzo did 

For us who witnessed the 2004 local elections in Tagbilaran, this song reminds me of Kag. Edi Borja. 

Quote from: insurectus on May 04, 2009, 02:57:15 PM
I thought ma stop ang fight sa midway or later rounds
Roach is really a genius gi predict niya nga dili jud mausab
ang style ni hatton bisan unsaon pag practice and mao
jud nahitabo

A trainer is only as good as the performance of the trainee.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on May 04, 2009, 08:20:06 AM
Ibilin nalang na sa guard sa NAIA kusog baya na sila mangayo bisan unsaon ug balibad murag di na mauwaw.
By the way wala man lagi ko nagbayad ani.700 raman to akong gibayran.

Basta guapa nga Boholana
Dako og diskwenta 

Dili kalas sa sanina ang men in uniform
(di ba mao ni'y reason why we have school and office uniforms?).
So, dili daghan ang labhonon.
Mao nga daghan mopili nilang pamanhonon
Labi na's babaye nga magpakasayon   

Quote from: Melrose on May 04, 2009, 03:30:14 PM
i was away for a week. happened here? anyone cares to give me a summary of the events? 

Hi Melrose,

It means you really must now tie the yellow ribbon, even if you are already tied up yourself 

At a price of P80,000.00 each? That should be way above than "decent".

That's why...

I want to be a judge! I want to be a judge!

Benny, my dear buddy
Anything to make you happy
Suits very fine with me.
'Tho clouded in mystery,
And no clear identity,
I might soon share your Cabernet
Sauvignon one day in May.

May 8 happen, Benny Buddy 

More than Manny's devastating left, it was Martin's singing which floored me. Ouch! 

Death by climax!

Too bad. I'm no longer available for Ruffa 

Now, what will I do with my extra P1,200.00?

I want to be a Judge!

Hello, everyone! It's me. 

I didn't expect my coming out last May 1 would create this much riot! Tubag Bohol Rocks! I love you all! 

Yahoo is to close its personal web hosting site GeoCities later this year.

In a statement, the firm says it will no longer be accepting new customers and will focus on helping "customers build new relationships online".

Yahoo bought GeoCities for $3.57bn at the height of the dotcom boom in 1999.

At its peak, GeoCities boasted millions of active accounts, but it has since fallen out of fashion, with users migrating to social networking sites.

Yahoo says that existing GeoCities accounts will remain live for now, although it stresses that users should start looking for alternative sites. - BBC

A disc that can store 500 gigabytes (GB) of data, equivalent to 100 DVDs, has been unveiled by General Electric.

The micro-holographic disc, which is the same size as existing DVD discs, is aimed at the archive industry.

But the company believes it can eventually be used in the consumer market place and home players.

Blu-ray discs, which are used to store high definition movies and games, can currently hold between 25GB and 50GB.

Micro-holographic discs can store more data than DVDs or Blu-ray because they store information on the disc in three dimensions, rather than just pits on the surface of the disc. - BBC

The Conspiracy Theory speaks... What do you think?

Remember this century's biggest joke? The Y2K Bug that never happened.

By Maggie Shiels
BBC

The computer company that has in the past taken on the grandmasters of chess is now turning its attention to the famed US trivia quiz show Jeopardy.

In a head-to-head challenge of man versus machine, IBM will pit a supercomputer named Watson against human contestants.

Watson is a new question-answering system based on natural language.

"The aim is to get Watson to think and interact in human terms," IBM's Dr David Ferrucci told BBC News.

"It will try to understand a user's question and intent and understand it at a rudimentary level and provide and accurate and confident answer."

For the past two years scientists have been working on perfecting the system that will drive Watson, named after IBM founder Thomas J Watson Snr.

"The most challenging aspect of this is that Watson has to know what it knows with utmost confidence.

"Otherwise if it buzzes in and gets the answer wrong that is bad on Jeopardy because you lose money and lose the game," explained Dr Ferrucci, an IBM artificial intelligence researcher and team leader on the project. - BBC

About 6,000 students in Norway are doing exams on their laptops in a trial that could soon be rolled out across the country.

Every 16-19 year-old in Nord-Trondelag county in Norway has been trying out the laptop-based system.

The secondary students are given a laptop by the government when they turn 16 to help them with schoolwork.

During exams the specially-tailored software springs into life to block and record any attempt at cheating. - BBC

An engineer in Cornwall delivered his baby son after watching an instructional video on YouTube.

Marc Stephens watched the videos as a precaution when his wife Jo started to feel some discomfort.

Four hours later, his wife went into labour and started giving birth before an ambulance could arrive at their home in Redruth.

"I Googled how to deliver a baby, watched a few videos and basically swotted up," Mr Stephens told the BBC.

Jo Stephens said they had planned a home birth, but not quite in this manner.

"I woke up and realised I was having contractions every five minutes," Mrs Stephens said.

"I woke Marc up and we phoned the midwife, but they were all so busy they couldn't come round to our house and told us to call an ambulance. But before it arrived, it all started."

Preparation

A few hours earlier, Mr Stephens has been reading up on home births and how to cope with anything unexpected.

"The videos gave me peace of mind. I think I would have coped, but watching videos made things much easier." - BBC

Mexico has revised down the suspected death toll from swine flu from 176 to 101, indicating that the outbreak may not be as bad as was initially feared.

Health Minister Jose Angel Cordova told the BBC that, based on samples tested, the mortality rate was comparable with that of seasonal flu.

The news came as Mexico continues a five-day shutdown in an attempt to contain the spread of the virus.

Italy reported its first case, bringing the number of countries affected to 17.

In Egypt, authorities have begun in earnest the slaughter of more than 300,000 pigs, in what was originally described as a precaution against swine flu.

Officials now say the move is a general health measure aimed at restoring order to Egypt's pig-rearing industry. - BBC

Manny Pacquiao lands an overhand right to David Diaz during the second round of their WBC lightweight championship bout Saturday night. Pacquiao would take the title from Diaz with a knockout in the ninth round. (Jae C. Hong / Associated Press / June 28, 2008)

Manny Pacquiao sends David Diaz reeling with a left cross in the fifth round of their bout Saturday night. (Jae C. Hong / Associated Press / June 28, 2008)

Manny Pacquiao celebrates winning his fourth title -- each in a different weight class -- after knocking out David Diaz of Mexico in the ninth round Saturday night. (Harry How / Getty Images / June 29, 2008)

A battered David Diaz didn't back down from eventual winner Manny Pacquiao during their WBC lightweight title fight Saturday night in Las Vegas. (Isaac Brekken / Associated Press / June 28, 2008)



Manny Pacquiao walks over to check on the fallen David Diaz after he was counted out in the ninth round of their WBC lightweight championship bout on Saturday night. (Jae C. Hong / Associated Press / June 28, 2008)

Manny Pacquiao on Boxing Training

Pacquiao and Hatton

Boxers Manny Pacquiao, center left, and Ricky Hatton, center right, pose with trainers Freddie Roach, far left, and Floyd Mayweather Sr. during a news conference at the MGM Grand Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. (AP Photo / April 29, 2009)

by Bobby Cassidy, Newsday

I love this fight. I think it's going to be a great fight. I also think, that with all the talk about boxing and defense and technique that we've seen on HBO's 24/7 series, these two guys essentially like to fight. And when the bell rings, they will fight -- not box. Given that scenario, I think Ricky Hatton will be too big and too strong for Manny. He was 106 pounds when he turned pro and 112 when he won his first title. He was brilliant against the bigger Oscar De La Hoya, but the difference here is that Ricky is still in his prime, Oscar was nowhere near it. I think Hatton wins a close decison.

From Ron Ross, boxing author, historian

Ricky will be trying to work his man onto the ropes, keep the fight from the center of the ring. He may even succeed at times, but I think that Pacquiao's rapid fire, no let-up punching will prove too much for the rugged Brit to contain. There may be a bit of blood from the sharp-boned Hatton and a late round TKO on cuts is very possible. Manny by TKO, 9th or 10th round.

From Mario Gonzalez, Newsday

I think Pacquiao is at his peak coming in to the fight this weekend. His speed and accuracy will put him over the top and he'll cement his spot as the sports pound-for-pound king. Prediction: Pacquiao over Hatton by KO in the 8th.

from Mark La Monica, Newsday

Manny P. with a fifth-round stoppage, followed by Larry Merchant and Jim Lampley running down the street and hugging in Lake Bellagio a la Rocky III.

From Steve Farhood, Showtime boxing analyst

Pacquiao on points. I anticipate a good action fight. If manny engages inside, he might get beaten. If he fights inside and outside, his speed will be the difference.