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Quote from: ms da binsi on March 09, 2008, 02:12:22 PM
She finally found her HOME...



she is now attached to my mp3.

unsa man na siya? anting anting?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZ30FH2SXPE

Celine Dion and Clive Griffin - When I Fall In Love

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A7hRnPKdQq4&feature=related

Gregorian - Losing My Religion

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7csvgL-G3E&feature=related\

Gregorian - Nothing else matters

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pV19SDR1IF4&feature=related

Gregorian - Tears in Heaven

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dySZpw4JJC4

Gregorian Version

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgNzs4lRr7E&feature=related

Celine Dion & Anne Murray - When I Fall In Love

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wq2-2xztcHY&feature=related

You Needed Me - Anne Murray

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 09, 2008, 04:15:43 AM
One of my best photos was with a Native Woman.

See the difference? She was very refined and i was OMG!

Bingisngis!





Dodong, thanks for the info, yeah i am so sorry for them from having been cast away  out from the American land.

Ginger, they are all the same, although they belong to a different tribe...

murahag igsoon

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Paup4TZXW-I

Anne Murray - Broken Hearted Me

sa culture raman na. kita kay naanad man ta sa culture na mga uso ang pagka gentleman

[mp3tube]db493243cb8477ef036fd2098dd3decb[/mp3tube]

Smallville Season 1 OST Eva Cassidy - Time After Time

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4npGJI6Apw&feature=related

Regine Velasquez - I'll Never Say Goodbye

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTEbKQnP1Pc&feature=related

version ni pareng martin

Quote from: Ginger on March 09, 2008, 03:25:28 AM

Sus, intawon kulang ra iyang daog igasto sa iyang haya ug lubong. May he rest in peace.

wala may gasto ang namatyan kay sagot man managsoon ang gasto sa haya ug lobong

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRi20cWMYOM&feature=related

nindot sad ni pagkanta ni leah

Quote from: grazie7y on March 08, 2008, 02:03:21 PM
Gem, kaila silang Daddy.  Kaingon nko wa jud nkapatad busa na heart attack, pero nakapatad jud daw sya, Gem.  Mao ni text sa akong manghud when I asked if na heart attack ba tungod wa ka patad:

Icel: (March 07, 2008 21:45:42)
dli te oi. nkadaug cya og 50 units sa lotto outlet 50 pud sa gawas.tungod sa iyang kalipay namatay cya kay na heart attack.

nakataya lage

nakapalit daw uy

if the exam was a mulitple choice type...naay tendency mo pass.

kinsay ni claim sa winning prize?

Quote from: BlueAngel on March 09, 2008, 12:47:22 AM

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Quote from: BlueAngel on March 09, 2008, 12:39:00 AM
Slackware unsa man na INC?-(incomplete?)

Santa Cena? -semana Santa? (sorry for my ignorance)

INC for Iglesia ni Cristo...kana Santa Cena bali mura nag celebration or reinactment sa last supper. mga INC lang naghimo anang Santa Cena

aw ehh thanks!
it was in my thought nga C-Christo pero nagpanuko ko ug mao ba hehehe

Last Supper is really a solemn celebration- i love it whew!

are you INC? ops

daghan man ko ug religion but i do believe in the oneness of God

share lang nako akong nahibal-an...perte jud na kontraha kanang mga jews ug mga muslims...naa koy friend na syrian which is a muslim extremist. matud pa niya even if makakita daw siya ug bata na jew, iya jud daw gihapon patyon kay inig ka dako daw anang bataa, mahimo ra sad daw nilang kalaban.

Quote from: BlueAngel on March 09, 2008, 12:39:00 AM
Slackware unsa man na INC?-(incomplete?)

Santa Cena? -semana Santa? (sorry for my ignorance)

INC for Iglesia ni Cristo...kana Santa Cena bali mura nag celebration or reinactment sa last supper. mga INC lang naghimo anang Santa Cena

arang ka chickboy kaayo na si sir sammy

großartige Ansicht!

kaila sir...sa pangangan na iyang beach dool sa amoa...Dream Island ang name...every friday gani na sila magpa disco...nindot kaayo na beach

agosto pa akong schedule sir...pista man gud sa amoa aug 10

What's the Meaning of Male Genital Mutilation? - It increases trust amongst men
By: Stefan Anitei, Science Editor - Softpedia


Maasai circumcision. The teenager must prove his manhood by not displaying any sign of pain

Weird like it sounds, about 20% of indigenous cultures worldwide practice male genital cutting, varying from circumcision to the removal of a testicle. Now, we know also why: Chris Wilson, a doctoral candidate in Cornell's Department of Neurobiology and Behavior, says that this decreases the chances of fertilization from extramarital sex, reducing conflict among men in tribal societies.

The research published in the journal "Evolution and Human Behavior" points to the immediate reasons behind the ritual "male genital mutilation," like religion, tradition, hygiene or initiation into adulthood. But these explanations only cover a deeper evolutionary purpose, even if men are not consciously aware.

"Because genital alteration is a painful and even risky procedure, especially under primitive conditions, it must have some evolutionary benefit or it would not have persisted," wrote Wilson.

Male genital operation is not only practiced in 180 indigenous societies, but it is experienced by about 33% of all men worldwide. The differences in the way of making the procedure point that various societies developed the practice independently thousands of years ago.

"Genital cutting may limit extramarital sex. In evolutionary terms, a man benefits from such affairs by passing his genes to a child who requires no further investment on his part. If natural selection has designed the genitals for fertilization, then changing that design will harm this function. In particular, modifying the shape of the genitals makes it physically less likely that a man will impregnate a woman during an affair, and, therefore, the evolutionary incentive for adultery is smaller," said Wilson.

As a result, this will increase trust amongst men within a society, decreasing conflict triggered by paternity issues and cheating. Wilson has discovered much higher degrees of cutting in societies where men practice polygamy and the wives live far apart. This increases the possibilities for extramarital affairs, as the man cannot look after all his wives at once. The male genital mutilation just increases confidence between the married men and bachelors.

This seems to really work, as Wilson discovered decreased degrees of extramarital affairs in societies practicing male genital mutilation, compared with cultures that do not. Moreover, in societies that practice genital cutting, older men were trusted more and offered benefits to younger men who underwent the procedure, thus the operation eliminates mistrust and raises social status.

The Champs of Sex - Resulting from the annual Durex Sexual Wellbeing Global Survey
By: Stefan Anitei, Science Editor - Softpedia



Here come the results for the 2007-2008 Durex Sexual Wellbeing Global Survey. It was made on a pool of 26,000 people from 26 countries around the world, and the results may be surprising or not.

The list is topped by the Greeks, 87% of them having sex at least once a week, followed by the Brazilians, with 82%. Third on the list, with 80%, are the Russians. 60% of the Australians have sex weekly.

Only 55% of the British have sex at least once a week; the number is 53% for Americans and Nigerians, and 34% (!) for the Japanese.

Austrians appear to be the world's most experienced lovers - Austrian men have had 29 sexual partners and Austrian women 17, while the smalest numbers have been recorded in the case of the Chinese (4 sexual partners for men and 2 for women).

But if 60% of the people saw sex as "fun, enjoyable and a vital part of life," overall, just 44% of the subjects were "fully satisfied" with their sex lives and only 48% said they "usually" had orgasms. Nigerians compensated low quantity with quality: 78% of the Nigerian women said they regularly had orgasms, followed by Mexican women, with 74%. Japanese women bottomed this issue as well: only 10% of them regularly have orgasms.

64% of the men, compared to 30% of the women, regularly have orgasms. About 25% of men said they had had difficulties in getting an erection, and 29% had had problems maintaining one.

Of those who were sexually satisfied, over 80% said they felt respected by their partner. About 30% said they would like more fun and intimacy during sex.

"Our findings suggest that achieving sexual satisfaction starts from your first sexual experience. 37 % agree that their sex life has been positively affected by their first sexual experience," said a spokesperson for Durex.

The study reports that Americans, on average, have sex once every 4.3 days and spend 57 minutes per week engaging in foreplay and sexual intercourse. While the numbers may seem high, the global rates show a frequency of sex once every 3.5 days and a weekly time allotment of 71 minutes.

37% of Americans feel their sex lives have been negatively impacted by daily stress.

Heterosexuals had an average number of partners during their lives of 13 for men and 7 for women. Homosexuals had an average of 108 partners for men and 11 for women.

The duration of the contact decreased with the age: those aged 16 to 24 make sex for about 24 minutes during an encounter; those over 55 can barely do it for 12 minutes. Still, among the latter, 48% practice oral sex and 34% use sex toys.

Who Are the World's Most Promiscuous Women? - And why?
By: Stefan Anitei, Science Editor - Softpedia



Biologically, men are designed to be more active sexually, because of the higher quantity of testosterone in their bodies. And except some remote cultures, like in Tibet or Southern India, where polyandry (a woman can have several husbands) is practiced, this does happen. But the annual Durex Sexual Wellbeing Global Survey, made on 26,000 subjects from 26 countries, found that New Zealand women have in fact more sex partners than New Zealand men! This is unique amongst the countries of the world: women more promiscuous than men! A total record... Kiwi women had an average of 20.4 sexual partners, thrice the global average of 7.3, and double compared to British or Australian women. This is "Girl Power" or the meaning of "girls can do anything" went to extremes.

The New Zealand National Council for Women warns that young women act more like men behaving badly, losing that touch of femininity, and this wrong behavior is put on the high alcohol consume at the parties.

"Politically and economically, New Zealand women are blazing across the barriers. [But] women need to realize that empowerment does not disenfranchise them from being a woman. Women need to know that it is perfectly acceptable to act and behave like a woman and not a 'blokette' with something to prove to their male counterparts," council president Christine Low told TVNZ, marking the International Women's Day.

"Kiwi women drank just as much as Germans or Russians. But for some reason there's a perspective that women's drinking is worse here than anywhere else. Maybe [New Zealand] women don't know how to behave," said German-born Helene Wolf, a Wellington resident, told Stuff.co.nz.

But a TVNZ Sunday investigation into the sexual behavior of Kiwi women revealed that young New Zealand women are regularly getting drunk and cruising around in packs searching for men to have sex with.

"There was anecdotal evidence from the five women on the show that the Durex survey findings were valid. There's a new kind of mating ritual sex is the point of entry into the relationship. There's no dating culture any more," said Janet McIntyre of TVNZ.

These women know how to rapidly make the difference: if the first sex night was not satisfactory, they did not waste their time with such obsolete issues like dating before engaging into a relationship. These NZ women, all in their twenties, stated they felt empowered by having sex and all of those who had experienced one-night stands had been under the influence of alcohol.

This behavior impacted the men: a 2007 Bloke survey revealed that 29% of the 5,000 men felt they had been pressured into having sex or had had sex unwillingly. Oh, my God! We can witness such a situation ... I wonder what would be the opinion of our grandpas about this.

taman ra jud mi sa bungee jumping

ang pinakakuyaw ug math katong mga cristo sa buwangan...perteng maayoha mo kwenta sa mga pusta bisan pag 100 pa katao mosugal di jud masayop pagkwenta bisag walay gamit calculator.

Quote from: junayag on March 07, 2008, 11:14:00 PM


Hi Slackware,
Glad to hear that...Please extend my regards to him...

ok sir...no problem

abi cguro sa mga iro ug itoy ang nilabay na ereng

for what?

Yehosua sounds like jesus in aramaic

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eFnzNw10Qc

Para sa mga mahilig magkinamot!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FH0tjn4jlfo

Xi Men & Xiao You's Very Special Love

usa raman kiss nahibal-an nako...kiss my ass!

instrumental music with a liitle dose of alcohol in my bloodstream

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 07, 2008, 01:24:17 PM
I would rather have Everlasting Life

isnt it so sad when you see all the love of your life die one by one when you are living forever?

Quote from: junayag on March 07, 2008, 01:29:50 PM


Hi Slackware,

Yes I know Rene Zulueta, he is from Calape di ba?  We were officemates while I was still working with Saudi American Bank. I was ahead of him, he is based in Riyadh where I started and moved to the Eastern Part.  He is with PhoneBanking and I was with the Transaction Banking and at times with Corporate Banking.

He used to support me in the community activities where I was involved like in basketball for sponsorship... I believe he is also into marketing with TFC or GMA channel as part of his networking hobby? Pls. extend my regards if he is still ontown (Riyadh).

hes a good friend of mine...kaming mga taga calape dire sa saudi adto modagan niya sa oras sa kalisud...namenyo na siya last 2003 and have a very beautiful daughter. usahay gani ako magyaya sa iya daughter dire sa riyadh

ako kay nagtanom ko pero lain may ni harvest! heheheheh

makita nimo not only sa movie but also in real life na naa nay rivalry among priests and those magdadasals...

Quote from: ligiah on March 07, 2008, 04:24:14 AM
kita na ka ani Slackware?

i'm currently watching this movie then i took a break para mo post dire sa TB...

my question is...is it really allowed in the Roman Catholic doctrine to pay somebody for prayer services? what i mean is id been to many famous churches in our country like santo nino in cebu, baclaran church and in quiapo church. i'd seen so many people paying other people to pray for them just like what the story of this movie goes. ingana na ba ka desperado ang ubang mga tao karon sa pinas?

source: http://www.santasantita.com/

Malen is the only daughter of Chayong, a prayer woman in Quiapo who complements her trade with selling rosaries and scapulars. Stubborn and willful,  Malen listens to nobody and does what she wants, even if it is against her mother's wishes.  No wonder she becomes easily involved with Mike, a charming and wily tourist driver, who is very much like her. 

Fr. Tony is a troubled priest who seeks sanctuary in Quiapo. Assigned to a room below the place where Malen and Chayong live, he is witness to Malen's flagrant disobedience. He knows Chayong's grief when Malen leaves her to go away with Mike. It doesn't take long for Chayong to grow weak and eventually die of heartbreak.

But Malen comes back, and when she does, she has no choice but to take over her mother's job as a prayer woman. She has to survive! So despite the negative comments of other prayer women, Malen stays at the church and accepts prayer requests from desperate souls in exchange for donations.  Surprisingly, her prayers get answered even if she does not mean them. Malen can't understand why, but her clientele keeps growing. She is earning good money, so why should she care?

As for Mike, he continues to be the hustler that he is. Besides being the personal driver of Mrs. Hoffman, he is also fooling around with her. When Mrs. Hoffman refuses to pay him for his additional services, he flies into a rage. A traffic accident leads him to shoot a man. 

He seeks refuge in Malen. But after a while, he leaves her again. He goes to the province to visit his young son, who is terminally ill. Malen too falls ill. But three days after her ordeal, she wakes up to find that her customers whose prayers were answered have come to her house to thank her. News about her power as a prayer woman has spread. 

Malen struggles with her newfound power.  She can now heal people, and even the devout and hardworking nun, Sister Dolor, is convinced. She had been able to heal an old, festering wound on the nun's foot. Malen talks to the alcoholic priest who lives downstairs and seeks his advice. The experience transforms her. And him. She is able to forgive herself for her sins, especially those against her mother.

But now comes her biggest test. Mike's son has died and he brings him to her. For the first time in her career as a prayer woman, she finds herself praying and trusting with all her heart. Can she bring him back to life? Will God grant her this prayer?

Does she or does she not have the gift?

Quote from: grazie7y on March 07, 2008, 02:59:37 AM
ID, ATM card, money, picture, postage stamps

give me 5 names of flowers

(OT: Gai, favorite diay nimo ang The Little Prince by St. Exupery?  that's my number 1 favorite!)

rose, daisy, orchids, sampaguita, gumamela

5 things you do after you wake up every morning

Quote from: ligiah on March 07, 2008, 02:53:38 AM
the little prince, tuesdays with morrie, fifth mountain, chronicles of narnia series, the five people you meet in heaven


give me 5 things that are ALWAYS in your wallet.

my photos, iqama, ids, atms, my lucky charm


5 things you do right after you wake up every morning

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTkc444GG4A&feature=related

OGIE ALCASID & REGINE VELASQUEZ - THE PROMISE

Quote from: lindy on March 07, 2008, 02:05:52 AM
kinilaw,sinugba,sabaw,inonunan,tinap an

give me 5 things inside your bathroom

safeguard soap, head and shoulders shampoo, lugod, mirror, water heater (i can live without it)

give me 5 things you're planning to do tomorrow

Quote from: Ginger on March 07, 2008, 12:18:15 AM

Quote from: slackware on March 07, 2008, 12:08:18 AM
sea snake man na ng tangkig...daghan na sa pasonangka gi serve

ah mao ba? unsa man pud nang pasonangka?

kanang pasonangka, restaurant na siya sa boholand man cguro to dapit. wala na ko nakahinumdom. ambot naa pa ba kaha ng pasonangka ron?

sea snake man na ng tangkig...daghan na sa pasonangka gi serve

yup!

tempura ug fishball atbang sa UB

5 NAMES YOU SEE IN THE KITCHEN

rats, roaches, cats, ants, flies

Give me five things inside your fridge...

Quote from: junayag on March 06, 2008, 01:44:08 PM


Happy,
Kon tua ka sayo sa Bohol before the Grand EB, imbitahon unya ka nga mobisita sa amoa balay aron makita nimo unsaon pag prepare... hehehe

Lindy& Bran,
Daghan na baya nga gikan sa Saudi namalhin sa US and Canada...On my case, giuna nako akong Mama and sis to be in the USA kay kalooy sa Ginoo maayo man akong trabaho as I was working then with the Saudi American Bank (for more than a decade).. but some of my friends preferred to settle down in there as I recommended them to build something for their kids and not for themselves.

mr ayag.

kaila ba ka ni rene zulueta? nagwork sad siya samba pero dire sa riyadh lang.

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2008, 02:07:05 AM

I am Crab! Hear me Roar!

murag di man na makaon cya na specie sa crab

gidagat cguro ko ato maam

kasilyas namo dire mapuno ug suka every thu/fri

nawala na bitaw ang trio....abi jud nako ug na una pa ni mari ang trios

Quote from: lindy on March 06, 2008, 04:39:18 AM

Quote from: grazie7y on March 06, 2008, 04:35:53 AM
That's relatively a handsome pay, Manong Lindy! 

My cousin who is a seaman, his salary is $550 a month at this current time.  Well, free ang board and lodging, I suppose, sa barko with matching kiling-kiling dyutay!

pero nausab na Day sa tunga2 sa 80's diin diha nay mga Thailander nga nidawat ug $450.00 then nisulod ang Srilanka nga midawat ug $350.00

daghan na sad mga chinese na seaman karon...paborito sa kapitan kay noodles lang solve na di parehas sa pinoy na dakog kaon

Quote from: lindy on March 06, 2008, 04:42:04 AM
so wala na diay OT dong kay sauna 8hrs raman to regular time after that OT naman.

ang contract karon kay bali 8hrs duty + 4hrs fixed overtime mo obligado gihapon ka mag 12hrs duty

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2008, 04:34:06 AM
Ingoon ahong Dad ang salary sa Supervisor Civil Engineer was around $1,500-$2000 a month. Ug mo overtime, ma taas man kono. I don't think it changed karoon kai I have uncles who still work in UAE, na daku man ang income sa engineers didto ingoon sila.

dagko man jud ug rates sa UAE kay super mahal man sad ang mga prime commodities didto di parehas sa saudi na barato lang usahay pamoniton lang! hehehehehe

Quote from: lindy on March 06, 2008, 04:39:18 AM

Quote from: grazie7y on March 06, 2008, 04:35:53 AM
That's relatively a handsome pay, Manong Lindy! 

My cousin who is a seaman, his salary is $550 a month at this current time.  Well, free ang board and lodging, I suppose, sa barko with matching kiling-kiling dyutay!

pero nausab na Day sa tunga2 sa 80's diin diha nay mga Thailander nga nidawat ug $450.00 then nisulod ang Srilanka nga midawat ug $350.00

bangladesh jud ug nepal modawat lang ug 150 dollars

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2008, 04:20:11 AM
Interesting. So booming na diay na ang call center work sa Pinas? Pariho na diay ta sa India?

naa kay 2.5 million pesos pre? pwede na ta magstart ug call center...

Quote from: lindy on March 06, 2008, 04:28:15 AM
in the late 70's and early 80's ordinary workers basic salary was $550.00 US pataas plus overtime free board and lodging and transportation to go work and round trip ticket for Philippines w/ a contract of 2 yrs.

karon ang ordinary workers sa saudi kay $350 then 12hrs shift free food board and lodging and a round trip ticket to phil every 2yrs plus 30days vacation with pay

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2008, 04:21:26 AM

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Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2008, 03:45:41 AM
How much do they make in the call centers diay?

mas dako pa sa mga ordinary OFW's

tinuod ba god ni dong kay pag umangkon sa ako mrs. niuli man ug tus sa call centers sa manila na nag work

tinood jud na sir...daghan na kog mga classmate sa una na nag offer nako ug work sa call center pero wla ko kay nagpataas ko sa akong pride

Pero engineers make good money man dinha sa Saudi diba?

sa una cguro pero karon di na tungod anang saudization...then grabe sad ang competition sa pinoy sa indians and pakistanis

3d animation ba ni or rendered?

Quote from: lindy on March 06, 2008, 04:16:02 AM

Quote from: slackware on March 06, 2008, 03:49:08 AM

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2008, 03:45:41 AM
How much do they make in the call centers diay?

mas dako pa sa mga ordinary OFW's

tinuod ba god ni dong kay pag umangkon sa ako mrs. niuli man ug tus sa call centers sa manila na nag work

tinood jud na sir...daghan na kog mga classmate sa una na nag offer nako ug work sa call center pero wla ko kay nagpataas ko sa akong pride

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2008, 04:14:19 AM
And invincibility and immortality, right?

Sweet

there's no such thing as invincibility...all super powers have also an achilles heel

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2008, 04:13:16 AM

Quote from: slackware on March 06, 2008, 04:09:23 AM
im a call boy....helpdesk online tech support
sideline pamunit ug lata ipatimbang sa junk shop

saba dinha, Engineer!

LoL

3riyals baya na kilo sa aluminum cans dire...more than 30 pesos per kilo

im a call boy....helpdesk online tech support
sideline pamunit ug lata ipatimbang sa junk shop
sideline sad bar tender sa club 69 every thur/fri
pero main job jud nako kay lab technician

i want super speed, super strength, flight, telepathy, telekenesis, teleportation just like my favorite Son Gouku of dragonball gt

Quote from: grazie7y on March 06, 2008, 04:01:16 AM
ngek! dautang tawo ra man daw...

dautang tao except sa iyang mga kadugo

di bitaw ko modayon ug visit sa davao kay basig ipasalvage unya ko ni duterte! hehehehehe

walay photos?

ill visit davao this september and hope to see some changes of this black sheep. ill just hope hes not another kind of wolf in sheeps clothing...

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2008, 03:45:41 AM
How much do they make in the call centers diay?

mas dako pa sa mga ordinary OFW's

i have to see it first in order to believe...

its time for the OFW's to go back to philippines and work in a call centers mas dako pag income

wala man masunod ang laws of economics sa atoa...

Quote from: lindy on March 06, 2008, 03:35:49 AM
pero dong kon moabot ang baylo sa tag P50.00 to $1.00 luoy pod tong katawhan sa ato nga walay mga pamilya nga naa sa gawas nagtrabaho dili laba dali mosaka ang sueldo nila didto.

di man apektado sila kay naanad naman sila. mosaka or motaas ang dollar di man nila ma differentiate ang sitwasyon kay wa man sila nagsalig sa mga abroad. gawas pa...mosaka man or motaas ang dollar isa ra man ang epekto...motaas gihapon ang presyo sa mga prime commodities sa atoa

born again na diay siya kuno hay?

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 05, 2008, 03:50:42 AM

Quote from: slackware on March 05, 2008, 03:23:35 AM
kanus-a pa kaha mosaka pagbalik ang dollar...i really miss the 1$ = P55 conversion

I think it has nothing to do with America...

Dollar is always a Dollar...

Dollar is always a Dollar...but nowadays, its value is deteriorating and its affecting us the OFW's

aw...abi nakog ang akong network may nayabag...

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2008, 02:34:10 AM
Na kuyawan man ko sa Duterte clan. I hear they are a very highly educated family. Mostly Attorneys kono.

naa may black sheep si duterte

Im sing Mozilla Firefox Version 2.0.0.12 but im still experiencing this problerm...

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Quote from: lindy on March 06, 2008, 01:21:43 AM
Slackware asa ka dapita sa Riyadh?

dia ko sa 2nd industrial city jadid sanaya

exit 18c para dali toltolon

Quote from: junayag on March 06, 2008, 12:24:42 AM


Bran Lorenz,
Glad to learn that your family could relate to us here OFWs in Saudi bisan naa na mo sa US coz gikan man siya diay diri.  If your Dad was attending some activities in the Embassy or watching basketball tournaments and community organizations... most probably kita na siya nako...

Slackware,
Bataa pa diay nimo no?  but I was already working in Saudi particularly in Riyadh when I was 25 years old... Pero kalooy sa Ginoo maa-an pa ko ug bagets.... hehehe ... because of my lifestyle....

i started working in riyadh at the age of 22 until now im already 27...how i wish maa-an pa kog bagets! paspas kaayo ko natiguwang dire sa riyadh! huhuhuhuhuhu

naa sa filipino market...

mas lami jud kanang murag medyo half cook lang bitaw unya medyo naa nay dugo

mura mag si maja salvador

yum!

ginamos na giulod na!

Quote from: B:) on March 05, 2008, 01:25:15 PM

Quote from: slackware on March 05, 2008, 12:03:07 PM
i was 4yrs old perte jud nako suka sakay mi sa C130 with the dead bodies of the soldiers from mindanao

4 yrs.old is so young. were you scared? I mean how did you feel looking at those dead bodies and what went through your mind?

wa jud ko kabalo na naa diay patay didto. my uncle was a major in AFP and he offered us a free ride to manila

lamok ray nakapatay ni alexander the great

i was 4yrs old perte jud nako suka sakay mi sa C130 with the dead bodies of the soldiers from mindanao

lami kaayo ng balut pampalig-on sa tuhod labi na ug ipares sa red horse!

Quote from: webvolution on March 04, 2008, 09:06:37 PM

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Roro boat.

mura man ni ug design sa mga barko sa Lite Shipping

nah! kinhangan na jud ko maghire ug tour guide ani inig uli nako sa bohol!

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