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bwahahahahahaha!      

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Bwahahahaha!    

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Quote from: islander on November 24, 2013, 11:24:53 PM

ha ha ha!

Its not good to keep one's heart closed to the opportunities of Love. So, I'm going to start dating again. Inspiration bitaw pod.

hahah aguroy si grumpy cat !

bwahahahaha!

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 23, 2013, 02:50:53 PM

lol, o man !

he he he and come back into the sunrise that is oxtail soup.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ejga4kJUts#

eh he he, bitaw. himus kaayo. lami kusion da. sigoro og makakita si tita ani niya, adoptohon gajod ni...       

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NXnxTNIWkc#

he he , angay ko. bugnaw kaajo.      

thanks to bai insur for this recommendation.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSgJ5On8Zso#

thanks, bai. those are great ones, too.

salamat, bai.

Quote"So sabi ko, 'Bakit ko pag-aaralan ang religion, eh iyang mga Espanyol na 'yan ang nagpahirap sa ating bayan no'ng araw?' So itong pagbabalik-Islam ko, tamang-tama, dahil dito sa Islam, tinatanggap ang pagmamahalan namin ni [girlfriend]," said Aguilar, whose Muslim name is Abdul Farid.

Mr. Aguilar, yes the Christian faith may have come to the Philippines through the Spaniards and may not be a 'native' religion, however, I can assure you that Islam does not qualify a 'native' religion as well. Islam, which came to the Philippines by way of the Majapahit Empire (a political entity that ruled most of Java, Borneo, Sulawesi, Sumatra) through Arab traders and Arab Islamic proselytizers. Islam is not a native religion of the Philippines, but a native religion of the Arab world.

Mr. Aguilar, centuries prior to the arrival of the first Christian conquistadore or Muslim scholar to the Philippines, there were Hindus, Buddhists. The first and original religion in the Philippine Islands were the animist / shamanist belief systems. The religion that taught of the existence of the diwatas, enkantos. Proto-malays that settled the Philippines were polytheists who believed in spirits and conducted ancestral worship. They did not worship a monotheistic concept of a god. That was a foreign influence. 

Sir Aguilar kung ikaw talaga gusto mong bumalik sa simula. Pagkatapos convert sa animismo. Yan ay ang ORIHINAL.

QuotePresidential Decree No. 1083, which recognizes the system of Filipino Muslim laws, provides that "any Muslim male at least 15 years of age and any Muslim female of the age of puberty or upwards and not suffering from any impediment under the provisions of this Code may contract marriage."

The provision further reads: "A female is presumed to have attained puberty upon reaching the age of fifteen."

hmmm, there are females that reach puberty at age of 12. so, would this mean that a man let us say hypothetically 59 years of age (and is a recent convert to islam) can marry a 12-year old "woman" ?

sa generator

QuoteHe separated from his third wife he married when she was just 17, almost 10 years ago.

statutory rape diay pod.

manyakis ni si freddy.

ug naa na ni sa america, adto ni sija sa prisohan.

'Nandito na ako'

Asked if he is ready to stand by his decision -- converting to Islam and marrying his partner -- Aguilar said, "Nandito na ako. Ako po ay kilala ninyo sa paninindigan."

"Hindi po ako gagawa ng bagay na ikasisira ng matagal ko nang inaalagaang pangalan. At matagal ko narin pong hinahanap ang tunay na paniniwala sa Panginoon, at sa palagay ko po, sa tagal kong paghahanap, ay ito na po, natagpuan ko na," he said.

On the subject of having babies -- the couple have been candid about their plans of building a family of their own -- Aguilar said, "Kung ako ang masusunod at pahihintulutan ako ni Allah, eh kahit isa lang."

Aguilar has six children from different relationships with the youngest being 24 years old.

He separated from his third wife he married when she was just 17, almost 10 years ago.

"Gusto ko talaga ang maging bunso kong anak ay lalaki," Aguilar said. "Pero kung may pangarap si misis na mas marami pa doon, syempre susunod ako sa kanya!"

New life as Abdul Farid

He was also quick to reply when the subject of his conversion to Islam was brought up, saying he had long been reconsidering his faith.

While Aguilar did not mention it, Maguindanao Governor Esmael Mangudadatu said in an interview before the wedding that the singer became a Muslim about six months ago.

Mangudadatu, a good friend of Aguilar, was one of the principal sponsors of the wedding.

"'Yung pagbabalik-Islam ko naman ay dahil matagal ko naring kinikwestyon 'yung conversion ko. Kahit nung high school palang ako, ayaw kong pumasok at pag-aralan 'yung religion doon, kasi ang pagtuturo nung high school ako ay Spanish.

"So sabi ko, 'Bakit ko pag-aaralan ang religion, eh iyang mga Espanyol na 'yan ang nagpahirap sa ating bayan no'ng araw?' So itong pagbabalik-Islam ko, tamang-tama, dahil dito sa Islam, tinatanggap ang pagmamahalan namin ni [girlfriend]," said Aguilar, whose Muslim name is Abdul Farid.

He added: "Kaya saan ako pupunta? Doon ako pupunta sa tumatanggap sa relasyon namin. Hindi 'yon ang dahilan. Ang dahilan -- ipakita na talagang nagmamahalan kami."

Mangudadatu explained that under Islamic practices, a couple can marry as soon as the woman has her first menstruation.

Presidential Decree No. 1083, which recognizes the system of Filipino Muslim laws, provides that "any Muslim male at least 15 years of age and any Muslim female of the age of puberty or upwards and not suffering from any impediment under the provisions of this Code may contract marriage."

The provision further reads: "A female is presumed to have attained puberty upon reaching the age of fifteen."

http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/entertainment/11/22/13/teen-explains-why-she-married-freddie-aguilar

btw, his new name is Abdul Farid.

pila man diay ang presyu sa usa, bai ?

Quote from: insurectus on November 24, 2013, 09:35:58 AM
May plano pa tingali ni mokuha og laing desi

mao ba. unsay next desi nuwebi ? o desi otso ? kujawan ta og mo kuha ni sija og kinse...jawaaa pod.

maka hilak pod da...

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he he he, one of my favorites...   

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nice !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5btkf9QB3g#ws

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 23, 2013, 04:34:24 PM

uy. ka cute niya.

Quote from: chicogon on November 24, 2013, 03:19:11 AM


Gawad Kalinga, Cabawan

he he ! cute kaayo. looks like someone was happy to see you taking pictures, Fr. Roel. Adorable!

Quote from: chicogon on November 24, 2013, 03:25:10 AM


Gawad Kalinga, Cabawan

the new generation of bol-anons. handsome and beautiful. all of them. May God bless all of them...always!

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQtFyp-AxP4#ws

haha. good night, tita. sweet dreams.

it can exacerbate arthritis. so for those who have gouty arthritis, good na lang to eat this in moderation (limited quantity). or if mo kaon gajod, ajaw kalimot og inom sa colchicine / allopurinol. ajaw kalimot kai mag kiyongkiyong gajod...

5 mile jog! feels good, really. my goal is to be slimmer by summer 2014. gotta push through it!

Quote from: islander on November 24, 2013, 02:08:35 AM
this nut for nuts loves you all, nuts.

bwahaha! are you going nuts over these nuts?

Quote from: islander on November 24, 2013, 03:28:03 AM
almond

this is also very good for estrogen btw. good for women.

Quote from: islander on November 24, 2013, 03:25:14 AM
pistachio

favorite ni sa ahoang mommy !

btw, i love eating nuts when i study. iparison sa coca cola.

food for the brain.

he he he, okey ni para sa nutty people. going nuts over nuts.

better late than never

aguy kamrason ka ron

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 23, 2013, 01:45:35 PM
Nagpa-convert. Solb dayon...

bwahaha. jawaa pod. he's definitely a hungry , tigulang nga carabao.

and his bride? hmm... a sprouting grass...

he he , mag work out sa ko bai wards. pwede ba ni itokaron sa piyesta?

Wonderful !

Quote from: Lollapalooza on November 23, 2013, 11:59:37 PM



^_^

he he he, wonderful story. and great choice of name, too.

ka daghang bata. Filipinos are a very fertile race !

Quote from: chicogon on November 24, 2013, 03:10:53 AM


Baang, Catigbian, Bohol

ning hilak ko seeing the picture of that little boy. kai pariho og itsura sa ahong igsoong laki when he was that age.

 

i woke up at 9 am, and went on a 5 mile jog on lakeshore drive. ka tugnaw pod ! it was 25 degrees Fahrenheit outside. after my jog, came back and fixed myself a nice cup of warm coffee, a ham & cheese sandwich served with a side of fresh baby carrots. healthy healthy na ko.

Quote from: chicogon on November 23, 2013, 02:40:53 PM
Missed eating sushi like I used to

he he, it was really good. the company of friends i was with also made it worth while. the view wasn't bad either. eh he he he he he!    

Quote from: islander on November 23, 2013, 09:30:29 AM

bohol earthquake aftermath (chicogon/photobucket.com/albums/ae252/roromusic2009)

ka luoy pod intawon si ondoy....

Quote from: islander on November 23, 2013, 10:22:05 PM
will this make them better shooters?

on sekandtots, anha ra ko motuo kun no chests push ups.

he he , nag pa show off lang ni sila. si abdulla naa sa bukid di kahibalo mag push up, pero kahibalo mo gamit sa scope og rifle sa sks.

shiet. statutory rape man na.

he he he, mao ni ang graduation song sa high school.

Quote from: islander on November 22, 2013, 06:19:00 PM
my sense is that he won't.  we have no ethnic cleansing here, unlike kosovo and bolivia.  besides, our government is always u.s.-friendly.  no evo morales here, no slobodan milosivic.  he can talk to nur misuari for all we care.

i'll just pray that he's good to the Philippines.

Quote from: chicogon on November 22, 2013, 06:53:59 PM
Apelyido pa lang daan kina Hudyohan

Ahahaha! Mo ingon si Goldberg nato, "Le Chaim! O Vey!"

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 22, 2013, 05:42:03 PM
What can we expect from him?

Goldberg’s previous diplomatic postings make him well-placed to lead the U.S. Embassy in Manila, one of the largest U.S. embassies in the world. The Manila mission employs about 300 Americans and 1,000 Foreign Service national employees.

As the former head of the Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Goldberg possesses technical knowledge that could be useful to U.S. efforts in assisting the Philippines’ counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency efforts.

Ambassador Goldberg will face the challenge of addressing the South China Sea maritime territorial dispute between China and the Philippines within the framework of the U.S.-Philippine alliance.  Secretary of State John Kerry has expressed support for Manila’s efforts to bring the dispute to a United Nations tribunal during a telephone call with Philippine foreign secretary Albert Del Rosario, and the Senate on July 29 unanimously approved a resolution calling for the peaceful resolution of maritime and territorial disputes in the East and South China Seas.


http://cogitasia.com/the-leaderboard-philip-goldberg/

Let's hope he doesn't involve himself in supporting insurgents and pro-autonomy political entities in the south. I have my doubts on this guy, however.

What can we expect from him?

Goldberg’s previous diplomatic postings make him well-placed to lead the U.S. Embassy in Manila, one of the largest U.S. embassies in the world. The Manila mission employs about 300 Americans and 1,000 Foreign Service national employees.

As the former head of the Bureau of Intelligence and Research, Goldberg possesses technical knowledge that could be useful to U.S. efforts in assisting the Philippines’ counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency efforts.

Ambassador Goldberg will face the challenge of addressing the South China Sea maritime territorial dispute between China and the Philippines within the framework of the U.S.-Philippine alliance.  Secretary of State John Kerry has expressed support for Manila’s efforts to bring the dispute to a United Nations tribunal during a telephone call with Philippine foreign secretary Albert Del Rosario, and the Senate on July 29 unanimously approved a resolution calling for the peaceful resolution of maritime and territorial disputes in the East and South China Seas.


http://cogitasia.com/the-leaderboard-philip-goldberg/

Hmmm, this man sounds like a zionist nutjob. He should've been sent to Israel.

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 22, 2013, 04:36:15 PM
She should have assumed strategic silence. But then again, the Binay strategy is, for ordinary mortals like us, too dark to fathom.

bwahahahaha!   

Quote from: Lollapalooza on June 29, 2013, 11:25:34 AM
mahal baya ang order aning croc meat sa Davao Crocodile Park ... wa pa nuon ko kakaon didto kay never man pod ko dare mokaon ana... hahahahaha

basin gikan ani....

hmmm, i wonder who that big ol' gator is?    

Wa'y ka uwaw , pariho sa ilang amahan. Bakakero.  

Its okay, bro. We're only human. I won't deny that I've missed my own share of masses, too. So long as we try to attend mass, and to regularly observe the Sacrament of Reconciliation...

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 28, 2013, 12:23:25 PM
Naa pa diay mga anak-anak...

he he, kini pwede ni.

hmmm. what has the 'Rose of Tacloban' done to uplift the suffering of her fellows?

hahaha, stuffed or not, arang ka himosa ! lami kusion!

We need this new change in Bohol. In regards to Valencia, I really think we need new mayors not of the same surname as the past 3 mayors...      

Quote from: islander on November 22, 2013, 04:52:48 PM
that croc is on stem cell therapy.

bwahahaha! nag pa batabata diay ning buayaha...

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 22, 2013, 04:05:58 PM
Hmm, if it's him, then this pic must have been taken years ago. Looks like a youngish croc to me.

bwahahaha mao pod , sigoro ijang anak na, or ijang apo ba.      

me-thinks we need to make more crocodile leather shoes . what say you, good sir?

Congratulations!!!!    Wooohooo!!!

Quote from: islander on November 22, 2013, 04:19:54 PM
The neophyte senator's family is one of the known political dynasties in the country. Her father, Vice President Jejomar Binay, was the Makati City mayor for several years before being elected as the second highest executive official in the land.

Her brother Junjun Binay is now the Makati mayor while her sister, Abigail, is a congresswoman representing the city's second district.

I say route them all. Maayo pa mo balik ni sila sa bukid...  

Quote from: islander on November 22, 2013, 04:17:32 PM
well, someone is starting to fire off as her foot had been stepped on.

Nancy Binay criticizes anti-political dynasty bill

By Louis Bacani (philstar.com)

Aguy, parihog nawong sa iyang amahan. Arang ka Itoma pod.... 

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 22, 2013, 02:16:23 PM
My brothers, if anyone among you should stray from the truth and someone bring him back, he should know that whoever brings back a sinner from the error of his way will save his soul from death and will cover a multitude of sins.

-James 5:19-20

Helping someone to leave their sinful lifestyle behind can be challenging.  Simply confronting them about their sins can be frightening.  What do we gain by approaching them?  According to today's verse, more than we might realize.

In many verses, we are told to help others on their journey of faith - even correcting them when they need it, but it's more difficult than it sounds.  No one likes to be corrected.  No one likes to have their mistakes pointed out to them.

Still, we must do it.  We cannot sit idly by as our brothers and sisters are led astray.  We have to take the courageous step of trying to bring back a sinner.

God realizes that this will not help us win any popularity contests.  He sees that it will be a challenge, and for this reason, seems to offer us encouragement through today's verse.  By correcting others, we are doing the will of God, and He will recognize us for it when the time comes.

Do you have the courage to bring back a sinner?  It is a difficult challenge, but there are great rewards for them - and even for you.

My brothers, if anyone among you should stray from the truth and someone bring him back, he should know that whoever brings back a sinner from the error of his way will save his soul from death and will cover a multitude of sins.

-James 5:19-20

So watch yourselves. "If your brother sins, rebuke him, and if he repents, forgive him.  If he sins against you seven times in a day, and seven times comes back to you and says, 'I repent,' forgive him."

Luke 17:3-4

Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church and gave himself up for her.

Ephesians 5:25

Love does no harm to its neighbor. Therefore love is the fulfillment of the law.

Romans 13:10

Woot! Just got back from an hour cardio work out at the gym. Feels good. Excited for tomorrow morning kai mo attend ko sa first yoga session nako. he he.  

Quote from: islander on November 22, 2013, 01:49:50 PM
oh, you want to embalm them first then?

di pod, luoya lang. unya ra, ug namatay na.

Quote from: islander on November 22, 2013, 01:21:21 PM

its an enrile under the bed!  

Quote from: islander on November 22, 2013, 01:45:09 PM
A: pointing to the crotch won't help you tell the time, okay?  meanwhile, do watch out that when you point to your wrist, you don't make the mistake of wetting your pants, okay?

bwahaha, delikado pod og mo point ta sa atong kuan and ang tawo mo ingon, "pwede mo tisting"

jawaa pod ahahahahaha!

bwahahaha! clostridium tetani be damnned, ma tiklo lagi ni sila sa formalin.      

da ! ma ikogan ang mga trisikleros nimo, tita. ahahahahaha!      

Quote from: Lollapalooza on November 22, 2013, 11:42:35 AM

bwahahaha!