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Quote from: balong on October 19, 2012, 01:32:42 AM
i can see from your post that you are a peacemaker and a person of goodwill. MARYHAZEL. gusto ko mo hatag nimo ug gamay nga pinaskohan. $25. gamay lang gud pero kinasingkasing ning ahong pag hatag. just tell me whats your name and address so 1 can send it to you by western union.

GOD BLESS YOU

sir balongski,

ayaw na pag suko ha. lingkod na, kaon na ta. ning luto si isles ug isda, si bugsay ning himo'g kinilaw. si hubag ning preparar og bahalina. dali na. inom og kaon na.


ps. asa ang PREMYO beh? hahahaha! joke!!!

hahaha! isug lagi ta tulo kai Valencianhon gud. bright jamo si isles, ug smart kaajo si bugsay. ug si lorenzo...matigas ang ulo. hahaha! valencianhon to da core

hehehe, long time ago naman to, isles. in the course of time, through the Grace of God, differences were accepted and i like to think we all are more a family now. this is why i love tb. we learn from each other, we laugh, cry, get pissed off, laugh again, and smile. through the best of times, through the worst of times. no matter what happens in our own lives...its refreshing and comforting to know that we always have TB to come back to at the end of our day. that's why i love you all very much. thanks to mike ligalig for making this website and for our friendships possible.

love,
always,
bran lorenz

Quote from: islander on October 19, 2012, 08:59:39 AM
kana ba.  ayaw pangluod.  sport man tang tanan dinhi, with different opinions.  be your own man.  ayaw paapektar unsay comments sa uban.  all in a day...

he he he! tinuod gayod si isles ! dont eber gib ap da payt!

Welcome back, Balong.

Imperial Japan

In modern Japan there is western clothing (yofuku), and Japanese clothing (wafuku). The various traditional ethnic garments worn in Japan are still in use, they are mainly worn for ceremonies and special occasions- like weddings, funerals, coming-of-age ceremonies (seijin shiki), and festivals.

Western clothing is worn more often in day to day life. They wear western style clothes in the work place, in the fields, and walking down the street. Both men and women favor "western-style" clothing in their daily lives- due to the comparative convenience and the influx of global fashion. While the westernization of fashions has continued at a rapid pace the kimono is dying, but it will remain part of the Japanese way of life for a good many years to come. Both girls and boys can wear kimono.

The Japanese clothing consisted entirely of a great variety of kimono. The first of which appeared in the Jomon period, with no distinction between male and female. After Japan opened up for trading with the outside world, other options started to come in. Officers and men of some units of the shogunal army and navy were among the first to adopt western clothing, fashioned after the style of those worn by English marines stationed at Yokohama.

The style only grew from there, moving out from just the military to other forms of life as well. students of public colleges and universities were ordered to wear western-style uniforms and businessmen, teachers, doctors, bankers, and other leaders of the new society wore suits to work and at large social functions.


Female Kimono







Male Kimono

Imperial China

Note: The Chinese have many styles of regalia, which changed according to the current dynasty.

Hanfu (simplified Chinese: 汉服; traditional Chinese: 漢服) or Han Chinese Clothing, also sometimes known as Hanzhuang (漢裝), Huafu (華服), and sometimes referred in English sources simply as Silk Robe(especially those worn by the gentry) or Chinese Silk Robe refers to the historical dress of the Han Chinese people, which was worn for millennia before the conquest by the Manchus and the establishment of the Qing Dynasty in 1644.

The term Hanfu derives from the Book of Han, which says, "then many came to the Court to pay homage and were delighted at the clothing style of the Han [Chinese].

Hanfu is presently worn during some festivals or coming of age/rite of passage ceremonies, by hobbyists or historical re-enactors, by Taoist, Confucian or Buddhist monks and priests during religious ceremonies, or as a cultural exercise. It is often seen in Chinese television serials, films and other forms of media entertainment. There is also a movement in China and some overseas Chinese communities to revive Han Chinese clothing in daily life and incorporate it into Chinese festivals or celebrations.


Male Hanfu








Female Hanfu







reference: Wikipedia

The Philippines


The Barong Tagalog (or simply barong) is an embroidered formal garment of the Philippines. It is very lightweight and worn untucked (similar to a coat/dress shirt), over an undershirt. In Filipino culture it is a common wedding and formal attire, mostly for men but also for women. The term "barong Tagalog" literally means "a Tagalog dress" in the Tagalog language; however, the word "Tagalog" in the garment's name refers to the Tagalog region, not the region's language of the same name.





The Maria Clara gown is a traditional gown worn by women in the Philippines. This Filipino dress takes its name from María Clara, the mestiza protagonist of the national epic Noli Me Tangere, penned in 1890 by Filipino national hero José Rizal. It has been connected to the Maria Clara character because of her traits: delicate, feminine, self-assured, and with a sense of identity. The Maria Clara outfit is the only Philippine national attire that is named after a literary figure.



reference: wikipedia

Let's look at the beauty of our fellow Asian neighbors' ethnic regalia.

Quote from: bugsay on October 17, 2012, 03:38:25 PM
luoy pod silang duha...

luoy pod ang baje, bu-eng ang lake kai nag sham wedding sija. this woman should file for an annulment.

na kalimot diay ning tawhana....

Quote from: insurectus on October 19, 2012, 02:14:24 AM
katyobong

unsa man nang katyobong?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2Fy2O0MW7U#

Dizi

(Chinese: 笛子; pinyin: dízi, pronounced [tǐt͡si])

is a Chinese transverse flute. It is also sometimes known as the di (笛) or hengdi (橫笛), and has varieties including the qudi (曲笛) and bangdi (梆笛).

The dizi is a major Chinese musical instrument, and is widely used in many genres of Chinese folk music, as well as Chinese opera, and the modern Chinese orchestra. Traditionally, the dizi has also been popular among the Chinese common people, and it is simple to make and easy to carry.

Most dizi are made of bamboo, which explains why dizi are sometimes known by simple names such as Chinese bamboo flute. However, "bamboo" is perhaps more of a Chinese instrument classification like "woodwind" in the West. Northern Chinese dizi are made from purple or violet bamboo, while dizi made in Suzhou and Hangzhou are made from white bamboo. Dizi produced in southern Chinese regions such as Chaozhou are often made of very slender, lightweight, light-colored bamboo and are much quieter in tone.

History:

There are many suggestions for the source of dizi. While legend suggest it was the invention of the Yellow Emperor, who wanted to make the bamboo a musical instrument, others suggest that dizi was imported into China during the Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD).





Reference: wikipedia

Title: Bambo under the moonlight

Genre: Chinese Classical

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2Fy2O0MW7U#

Title: 綠野仙蹤

Played by: 陳æ,...

Picture: Lovers on a Bridge by hakubaikou

The bamboo flute ç°« is played vertically, like the western recorder.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5qhNRmMilI#ws

A thread for relaxing oriental instrumental music

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ron17xFNBf0#

 

 

     

 

Quote from: Pikoy on October 14, 2012, 07:17:18 PM
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gev wan mor lyf to lumine & pikoy for tomorrows draw para tareling ang laban...

hahahaha! bai piks, ikaw lang mo hatag ang premyo ha, datu bitaw ka kai engineer gud sa saudi.

Quote from: vrglguapo on October 17, 2012, 02:21:13 AM
Hahaha may interest na to Kay dugay na.x1000 na to sa original nga premyo. kaya ni Boss Balong yan mily onaryo naman yun...

kuyawa pod ang interest rate, nong. mura man na'g bombai !

Premarital

let's break it down:

prefix PRE = before

suffix AL = pertaining to

root word MARIT = pertaining to the latin word MATRIMONIUM , which means marriage.

hahaha. confusing man gud ning latin oy, kini prefix, suffix og root words.

Quote from: Pikoy on October 16, 2012, 01:09:57 PM
jatiang yawaa......hahaha

mau2x rani sa akong amigong pinoy nga muslim nga nakigsagul namog inum

unya ang among sumsuman kay peniritong baboy  unya ang iyaha kay gulay w/ fishballs

sa may chinatown somewhere in dubai unya sa taud2x na namong tagay2x nikuha naman

hinoon sa peneritong baboy, nya among giingnan nga hoy bawal na nmu! niingon man lang

noon nga ahh.. panagsa rani ... jatiang jawaa tawoha oii,,pa dili2x paman nya

naglaway diay to, pagka toy toy sa kanahan gajud..  

bwahahaha!

naa koy klasmeyt sa medical school , pakistani siya. medyo relihiyoso pod raba ni siya kai mo ampo 5 times a day ug mo bisita sa mosque kada fin de semana. mo hang out pod ni sija with my group of friends--na kuyawan ko kai i remember one time i saw him eating pork ribs and drinking beer during a post-exam party.

ning ingon ko niya, "ahmed, you're eating pork ribs? isn't that haram?"

Ning respond sija nako, "eh, so long as no other muslim see me , its fine."

jatia...

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 16, 2012, 08:44:22 PM
He he, kini nga hypothetical situation maoy usa ka rason nga gigamit nganong kinahanglan ang prematiral sex...

What is prematiral?

Do you mean premarital?

Choice A.

This is an example of a sham wedding.

naka kita ang pari sa muslim. na kuyawan ang pari kai ning habhab gajod ang muslim.

ning ingon ang muslim sa pari, "hoy pari, lamia gajud ning baboy uy! jatiang yawaa!"

ning ngisi ang pari , "awww, mas lami pa ang baje !!!"



hahahahaha!

the joke goes like this...(mind me, i am paraphrasing what i remember...kini lagi si daddy, bastosbastos ijang jokes hahahaha!)


a muslim imam goes to the local market with a catholic priest.
the muslim imam looks at the food being sold sa cantena. naka kita sija og ulo sa baboy, kita sija og adobong manok, kita sija og diniguan, kita sija og piniritong isda.

ingon ang muslim imam sa tagiya sa cantena, "igsoon, unsa man na (ning point sija sa adobong manok)?"

ingon ang tagiya , "aww, ku an na, sir, adobong manok na!"

ingon ang imam, "unsay klasing mantika gi use nimo?"

ingon ang tagiya, "aww, mantika sa baboy, sir!"

"dili puydi, kufir! muslim man ko!"

naka kita ang muslim imam sa ulo sa baboy. ingon sija sa tagiya, "hoy, unsa'y klasing mantika gi himo ana?"

ingon ang tagiya sa cantena, "aww, corn oil, sir!"

"o sige! mo palit ko ana ba!"

ingon ang tagiya, "oy sir! pero ulu baja na sa baboy. di ba di ka pwede mo kaon ana kai muslim man ka?"

ning ngisingisi ang muslim, "awww di man ko mo kaon ana, mo tisting tisting la ba!"

bawhahahahahaa!      

haha. nakakatawa ko kai nahinumdum ko sa usang joke gi ingon sa ahoang amahan involving a muslim imam and a priest.


hahahahaha!

ha ha ha. nag myocardial infarction diay ning tawhana kon maohon.

hubag, you're being a bad kafir ug goyim for posting this picture.

ma suko ang muslim og ang hudyo og ma kita sila ani. di lagi na halal og kosher.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2012, 06:56:20 PM

hahahaha! LOL!

dili stone, coal na!

that's a heart that really 'burns bright' if lit...he he he!

he he he, tsk tsk!

adto sa ko. tug na ko. ayo ayo mo tanan.

till next time!

Quote from: Pikoy on October 15, 2012, 05:01:25 PM
murag march 2014 ko puhn napod dok malooyng Ginoo.., y kuyaw dok kay la baya ko armalite..hehehe kana maayo unta puhn,,Gerry's Grill, kalami baya sa sinugbang nocos ana dok..haha..

hehehe! Mo plano pa ko what date to go home, pero sure ko 2014 mo balik gajud ko. Dugay dugay na raba. oo bai piks, tinuod jud ka...lami ang sinogbang nokos diha sa gerry's grill. lami pod ilang karekare diha. nangadto ko didto sa gerry's grill sa tagbilaran. lami lagi.

pero bai, ug mo adto gani ko sa cebu city, gusto ko mo palit og lechon cebuano. arang lamia raba ang cebuano style lechon....

lami na i-dadon sa dagat noh? hehehe

Quote from: islander on October 15, 2012, 04:57:50 PM
you can be the sun to georgi's moon, hehe.  kaming uban, mga bitoon na lang.

bye usa, guys.  time to feed the cats at the 3rd floor.  OT: been reading a lot about the case of the chiong sisters.  nakaluha ko.  unsa gyod kaha kun naay miscarriage of justice?  what if?  i remember the words of a chief justice (from another country)... 'if there's a shadow of a doubt about someone's guilt, i always decide on acquittal.  i'd rather have a freed criminal than a condemned innocent man.'  i never forgot that.

see you later. 

good night sweetheart. i'm about to hit the sack in a bit. its 4:00 am na diri. i was supposed to go to bed at 1 am pero got involved in this colorful exchange in this thread.

have a good day, isles. a blessed monday and start of the week to you and everyone else.

always,

Very profound.

Quote from: Pikoy on October 15, 2012, 04:54:10 PM
syamay maayog isagul sa tanduay..

coke diay bai? puydi man pod na isagul sa tanduay dba?

Quote from: Pikoy on October 15, 2012, 04:52:03 PM

murag deli na mahimutang si Lolla aning kalakiha..., basin magka sajop2x na ni sija permi sa iyang gipangbuhat..hahaha,..ayg cgehag huna2x Lolla sa 2014 ha kay madugay ug samot..heheheh..

Bai Piks, mo balik ba ka aning panahona? kuyaw pod if maka meet up pod ta ba. Adto ta sa Gerry's Grill.

hahaha! this is a term for men like us, dear jenneth, "maginoo pero medyo bastos"

Quote from: Pikoy on October 15, 2012, 04:29:01 PM
& drink extra virgin coconut oil Lolla..

Hahahahaha!

Kani si Georgi...we both go back a long way. We're brothers jud. Sa college years, he dated a girl who he really loved. Pero wa ning work out...he went through a hard time after the break up. I was there for him when he went through that time, since then, wa na sija na date. He focused most of his time on his profession and on his family. Hard working ni sija. We had a discussion before regarding women and opening up again and he expressed that he doesn't want to be hurt again. I remember asking him, "would you be open to starting another relationship, Georgi?"

He said, "Of course."

Sensitive ni sija kai he was hurt before. He is an example of the fact that there are guys out there, Jenneth, who still hold on to the concept of loyalty and stick to only one woman.

This guy would go to catholic retreats with me and my other friends sa una. He once considered going into the seminary after college. Honestly, buotan ni siya. If you meet him, you will notice he is very soft spoken.

Quote from: islander on October 15, 2012, 04:32:27 PM
aning puntoha, si lorenz nay mohilak.  'why did i ever take you to my home country, georgi?  look at what you've done, charming your way to our macho engineer...'

hahahaha na bu eng uy! LOL. Duk-dukon gajod sija nako , ingnon nako, "There's that beautiful girl over there!"

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 15, 2012, 04:30:57 PM
Hahaha! Basta mo balik ko next year 2014 pohon, ug mo uban si Georgi nako. Jenneth, og mo bisita mi duha sa Davao, mo meet up kami nimo ha. Maayo pod galing if maka meet up ta tanan with Brod Vince, Brod Mike, Fr. Roel and the PUPPIES. Moadto ta tanan sa Balicasag Island. Sus ka lamia jud didtohang lugar'a.

Ug si Isles, Si Bai Piks, Si Bai Bugsay ug si Bai Hubag pod!

Sure ko bibo gajod.

Quote from: islander on October 15, 2012, 04:28:38 PM
purya gaba.  sige na lang ang malong kay genderless man na nga sapot.  pero ang text message, my goodness!  kalayo sa 'baby' ug 'mamang' para ma-wrong spelling.  whew!  pusong siya, loll.  throw him out for good.  kun magluib karon, magluib na hangtod.   

My words exactly. Right On, Isles.

Hahaha! Basta mo balik ko next year 2014 pohon, ug mo uban si Georgi nako. Jenneth, og mo bisita mi duha sa Davao, mo meet up kami nimo ha. Maayo pod galing if maka meet up ta tanan with Brod Vince, Brod Mike, Fr. Roel and the PUPPIES. Moadto ta tanan sa Balicasag Island. Sus ka lamia jud didtohang lugar'a.

hahaha!

Quote from: islander on October 15, 2012, 04:21:06 PM
di na tantong gwapo, loll.  sakto-sakto lang.  ikaw ang gwapa.  sunda lang ang diet advice ni pikoy aron di ka ma-conscious.  and that's my sisterly advice...

Correct si Isles. Ikaw may ang gwapa, Jenneth. You are very beautiful ! And you have a heart of gold.

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 15, 2012, 04:16:44 PM

Sure Bran!... pero guwapo ra man kaayo ni Georgi oi.. maulaw man sad ta hahaha

Ha ha ha! Guapo ug buotan jamo na sija, Jenneth. Dios-non na sija. I'm sure you two would laugh a lot if you both meet.

Quote from: islander on October 15, 2012, 04:15:51 PM
interesting.  mao ning puntoha ang giingon sa akong amiga sa una nga naminyo ug puti, whom she prefers. 

basta puti kuno, tug-an dayon, diretsohay, di mamakak.  ang pinoy, bisan kunog kita na ug klaro na kaayo, di gyod kuno motug-an, moipsot pa gyod taman sa luod. 

i don't know how true this is, i don't know if this cuts through racial and cultural lines, or dramatorga or pusong lang ba gyod ang pinoy.

hahaha! interesting observation.

But I can attest that straight to the point jud ang puti. They don't like "beating around the bush"

Kuyaw pod if we all could meet up in Tagbilaran with Fr. Roel and the PUPPIES. Hahaha sure gayod ko we all will have a fun time with Father Roel. Fr. Roel has a really awesome laugh -- kanang it will make you laugh to if you hear him laugh.
That would be cool too if Mike Ligalig can meet up with us. EB meeting jud.

hahaha! kuyawa pod si Engr. Piks uy!

Gusto mo bisita ni sija sa Balicasag island, og mo scuba diving kai hilig ni sija sa dagat. Jenneth, mo plano raba ko mo bisita sa Davao. We will meet up with you ha.

Considering ERAP's corruption activities, one can't help but wonder....

Jenneth, i'll try to introduce you to my friend Georgi , he's a very good fried of mine. Single pa sija ron. PM me your email address and I'll send it to him. He is also like you , very hard working and buotan zamo. He has not had a gf since college years. Gusto raba sija mo uban nako mo bisita sa Pilipinas next year.



Ako ug si Georgi

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 15, 2012, 03:51:07 PM
Wala pod bitaw ko nagdali Bran. Daghan bitaw nag ask nako nganong 32 nako ug nganong wa pa nagminyo... Aw tubag lang pod ko nga, magbu-ot? It's my life not yours...

AMEN, Sister! Don't ever live your life trying to please people or meet their expectations. It's YOUR life to live and YOUR expectations to meet.

Quote from: Pikoy on October 15, 2012, 03:50:10 PM
si miss jenneth ang mutilaw dok ug sija ang magpatilaw? hehehe..

I believe in female empowerment. I say you should go out and date actively , Jenneth. Have fun, you're still young. Just be safe...and choose wisely.

he he he!

Jenneth,

Ayaw pag rush. Just taste and see lang. Choose the best, and sure ko you will find the "ONE".

That's what I'm doing right now. Back to the dating scene -- and enjoying it.

Quote from: Pikoy on October 15, 2012, 03:41:43 PM
lisod man diay kag testi nganan dok..hahah..

maanyag nga linalang....

She's a very good girl. Catholic upbringing, Italian, family oriented. Pero ang problema gusto sija kono mo "find the right man to marry soon". hahaha.

Kining puting baje, very peculiar ni sila. Once they hit a certain age, gusto na maminyo. 27 pa gani sija, gusto ma minyo by 30 kono.

I told her, "I'd like to be settled when I'm 30+"

Ingon sija nako, "Won't that be too old?"

hahaha!

Gi pair up ko niya kai her friend is a mutual friend of mine. She's a nice girl, honestly, pero i just want to see where it goes now. Kay di ta kahibalo asa ta placed sa residency. She is already settled here in Chicago...man gud.

Bai, mao ni siya..she's a physical therapist sa hospital. Hehe, cute noh?


She's in the left. Kanan baje sa right, doctor pod na sija -- Family Medicine ijang specialty.

kana diay pinay?

Quote from: Pikoy on October 15, 2012, 03:26:04 PM
haha..kana gyud dok siguroa..

ikaw bai piks, naa bay gwapang baje diha ?

Quote from: Pikoy on October 15, 2012, 03:22:29 PM
hahaah..nakuyawan pud cguro ang imong ka date dok ug gikilig ug maayo maung perting pagpamula...

hahahaha! di sad ta mag paspas ug desisyon bai. taste and see lang pod ba.

o diba, bai piks?

Quote from: Pikoy on October 15, 2012, 03:18:20 PM
unya ayg palabie ha.. hehe..

hinay hinay basta kanunay...ha ha!

Quote from: Pikoy on October 15, 2012, 03:18:20 PM
tsk tsk pagka anindot gayod ana bai.. ayo2x unya ayg palabie ha.. hehe..

he he ! not rushing with girls anymore, bai. mag testing testing lang ko ron. before i make my pick, i have to make sure that they complement my interest.

o diba?

Jenneth,

I had a relationship with a woman several years ago who was very keen on using emotional blackmail with me. When I was a 1st year medical student, she was very controlling with me and tried to put me down on a regular basis. Considering my giving nature, I allowed this to occur for some time , however, the continual fights and the emotional strain was too much. It wasn't healthy anymore.

So I ended it with her. The lesson I learned from that relationship is this -- never stay with someone who continually puts you down -- or takes part in actions that punishes your soul. There are, truly, people out there that will love you for who you are and accept you. Try not to limit yourself with people who hurt you. Learn from my experience.

The waiter sa restaurant asked me , 'Sir, what does your wife want for drinks?'

Na kuyawan ko. Whe I looked at my date, her cheeks turned really red.

yataps.

Quote from: Pikoy on October 15, 2012, 03:12:45 PM
suya man pod ta Doc..

he he he! i'm trying different flavors, Bai. This girl i went out on a date with is Italian. Physical therapist sa trabaho nako.

It was hard to keep a straight face with her -- blue kaajo ijang eyes.

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 15, 2012, 11:37:16 AM

I totally empathize for the guy...he he he!

I went on a date tonight. Fun times....!

I have a very good friend here who is a victim of a cheating bf. They were engaged and have dated for almost 7 years. One month before their wedding, her fiance went back to Russia to visit relatives (he is Russian; she is Pinay) and while he was there, he slept with 6 women. He told her (my very good friend) about his activities there and put her into a deep depression.

She regained her strength and severed all contacts with this guy. Their engagement was cancelled and their wedding was cancelled.

She returned the ring he bought her, and hasn't contacted him in almost 3 years. The Russian ended up marrying one of the women who he slept with in Russia after she found out she was pregnant with his kid.

My friend , who is a doctor, ended up meeting another guy -- another pinoy doc at work. They're both married now and I can say that she is lucky to be with a man who knows how to treat a woman.

It's funny because the xfiance tries desperately to try to contact her once and a while. He will live out his miserable existence knowing that he lost the love of his life -- all for a regrettable experience in Russia.

He lost a 7 year relationship for a sex session with 6 women in Russia. Sayang na sayang.

Quote from: islander on October 13, 2012, 02:38:58 PM
BACKGROUND

The "Crime of the Decade"

Chiong murder case

The Chiong murder case (People of the Philippines vs. Francisco Juan Larrañaga et al.) was a rape-murder case in the Philippines.  On July 16, 1997, in Cebu, sisters Marijoy and Jacqueline Chiong allegedly were kidnapped, raped, and murdered. (wikipedia)




The Chiong Sisters

May they rest in peace...!!

PS. You're too beautiful and too good of a woman to settle for a piece of shitt guy who doesn't know how to treat a lady like a lady.

Don't ever settle for a man who has the propensity on cheating and lying. It's unfair to you, Jenneth. You see, giving in and forgiving is fine, however, if that same individual makes it a habit of lying, cheating, and hurting you then that becomes an emotional strain.

Jenneth, kining laki, he is not married to you yet, so, technically you are still considered single. If he cheated on you while you were only dating him, imagine what he would do if you were married to him? Hmmmm?

It all boils down to the simple concept of respect. If this man, who you dated for almost 6 years -- and I'm no way trying to mitigate your love for this man -- merely trying to point out a different perspective from the outside. If this man had any respect for you, he wouldn't have cheated on you in the first place -- nor have risked putting you in a state of emotional turmoil.

At this point, my dear friend, it is best to cut your losses and just excise this piece of shitt lalake and find someone else worthy and better. You can do better, and you deserve someone better who will treat you like the princess and lady that you are. Period.

If I may add a song, Jenneth, kini ha....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3Hw3EAtKag#ws

Quote from: islander on October 14, 2012, 11:24:47 PM
ang ako pod nga understanding sa una kay naa poy answer to saudi arabia ang roman catholics by not allowing any mosque in rome.  but my understanding was proven wrong with this one and only mosque in rome, the biggest in europe:


hilaryflanery.blogspot.com
Rome Mosque and Islamic Cultural Center
Viale della Moschea 85
Rome

In Christianity, we are told if we are slapped, we should turn the other cheek. Our religion tells us to be loving, to be kind, and to pray for those who reject Christ, to pray that their souls shall not inherit everlasting damnation.

Quote from: Pikoy on October 15, 2012, 02:51:37 AM
shukran sadik..

Yasou' al Masih Ibn Allah!
(Jesus Christ is the Son of God)

When the muslims would say, "Allahu akbar"

mo respond si dad, "Yasou' al Masih Ibn Allah!"

Ma suko ang muslim nga pinoy.

Quote from: Pikoy on October 15, 2012, 02:46:00 AM
as what ms isle researcheden sakspan , Roman Catholics and Christians of other denominations generally only worship in secret within private homes. called KAPATIRAN nga bastag madakpan goodbye jud., but there's a place allowed no other than only ARAMCO w/c means ARABIAN AMERICAN CO.,nga gitaan ug chance ang mga christian Americans ug Pinoys nga naa nagtrabaho every sunday nga naay misa, pero bisan ug wala ka ani niya nga company na belong unya naa kay sponsor para maka sulod aw ok kaayo u'r in.., wala pajud ko kasulod ani naa unta koy sponsor pero b***t man lisod na, mu simba nalang ko sa net solemn pa.

My dad, who worked in Riyadh KSA for 12 years, told me that his employers actually tried to influence him to convert to islam. Many of the other pinoys who worked for my dad, as my dad was the supervisor civil engineer sa company, actually converted. Dad told me that these pinoys who converted to islam were given a raise in their salary. Kai wa ni convert si dad, his salary stayed the same. To imagine, the engineers who worked under my dad were paid the same as my dad, who was the supervisor.

Ingon to si dad that his employers would always try to debate with him whether Jesus Christ was god or just a mere prophet. Dad actually wrote a 40 paged paper explaining the divinity of Jesus and used holy scripture as reference and took specific verses that supported Christ's divinity. His employer , after that, stopped trying to convert my dad to islam.

he he he. When I was 18 years old, my dad opened his old brief case and showed me that paper that he wrote. Na kuyawan pod ko ba.

Quote from: islander on October 15, 2012, 01:11:52 AM
your house is like this, lorenz?  unsa man diay ang angay nga balay ug SHEman like sir balong?

To be honest, I wouldn't want to live in a mansion. Mahal ang koryente ug tanang upkeep.

Quote from: islander on October 15, 2012, 01:11:52 AM
your house is like this, lorenz?  unsa man diay ang angay nga balay ug SHEman like sir balong?

Hahaha, i'm only a 1st year intern, we're the underpaid doctors. Ang mga Attending M.D , mao nay dakong sweldo

As for balong, who knows, maybe he lives in a super duper mansyon kai milyonaryo gud.

Luoy man kaming mga doktor kai bisan dakong sweldo, dakong utang sa medical school loans. ha ha ha!

Several weeks ago, I was getting ready to go to work. I realized had kept my SUV's lights on , which resulted on a dead battery. I realized that I was going to be really late for work. I prayed to God for help that he would send someone to help me. Lo and behold I saw a man sitting in his car adjacent to where I parked my car , I went over to him and asked him if he could help me. This man, who was in his late 40's or early 50's, immediately got out of his car.

"What happened?"

I replied, "My battery went out. Do you mind if you could help spark my SUV?"

"Sure, open your hood!"

As I went to my car and readied my spark plugs, I heard his voice,

"Don't worry, I have my own plugs!"

I was so relieved.

After 5 minutes of warming his car and putting some juice into my battery, eventually, my SUV was brought back to life. I truly was so grateful for his help and for kindness. I give thanks to God for sending Victor, that was his name, to me in my moment of weakness.

Truly, if you trust in the Lord, He will lead you and will make a way for you!

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 14, 2012, 11:54:55 PM
For we are God's co-workers; you are God's field, God's building. According to the grace of God given to me, like a wise master builder I laid a foundation, and another is building upon it. But each one must be careful how he builds upon it, for no one can lay a foundation other than the one that is there, namely, Jesus Christ.

-1 Corinthians 3:9-11

Each one of us has different spiritual gifts and talents given to us by God.  It is our duty, then, to use those unique gifts to serve Him.  One way that we can use those gifts is within our relationships and marriages.  Together, a couple can accomplish more as a team than they could ever accomplish on their own.

Like most couples, my wife and I share very different talents.  I am the laid back, creative one, and she is the organized taskmaster that keeps us headed in the right direction.  My weaknesses are her strengths, and my strengths are her weaknesses.  We balance each other out in every way.

One common trait that we share is our faith.  It may manifest itself in different ways, but we are on equal ground otherwise.  I like to enrich my faith through reading, writing, and speaking about it.  She is someone that likes to serve others, especially those less fortunate.  We each use our different skills to further the Kingdom of God.

Why am I sharing this?  My goals for Waking Up Catholic go beyond this website.  Eventually, I would like to publish a book and begin speaking (professionally) about the topics I cover here on a regular basis.  For the most part, this site has been my baby, but now, it's time for my wife to jump in, as well.

Obviously, I will continue to use the creative talents God gave me to move things along (writing, creating code, designing artwork), but I am going to begin involving her more in the day-to-day operations of Waking Up Catholic.  To make this ministry grow, it will take her unique talents and gifts to help organize and carry out our plans.

For a long time, this has been seen as "my" project, but in order for me to find any success as a writer and speaker, I will need her help.  So from this point forward, you may see her (virtually) around Waking Up Catholic more.  Please welcome her and say "hi."

Each day, my goal with the Daily Bible Verses is to look at a piece of scripture and teach you how to apply it to your life.  Today, I hope that I have given you more than just words, but my example to follow.  In your relationships, your marriages or otherwise, how can you use your unique talents to build up the Kingdom of God?

In the end, we are all co-workers in the Church.  The foundation has been laid for us by Jesus Christ, and we each help to build the Church, brick by brick.




http://www.wakingupcatholic.com/weekly-bible-verses/608-co-workers-in-the-church.html

For we are God's co-workers; you are God's field, God's building. According to the grace of God given to me, like a wise master builder I laid a foundation, and another is building upon it. But each one must be careful how he builds upon it, for no one can lay a foundation other than the one that is there, namely, Jesus Christ.

-1 Corinthians 3:9-11

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekXFrabH23A#

Thanks for starting this thread, Bai!

Good thread!!

Nag pa Rambo Rambo gajod si ondoy!


     

Luoy pod intawn. RIP.

Do you?

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 14, 2012, 12:27:01 PM




Economic relations between the two groups , and between individuals in the two groups, were constant. Social interaction was inevitable in the course of economic relations, and later on, on a racial context. There was no way to keep indio and the Chinese completely apart.




Reference:
Wickberg, Edgar. (2000). The Chinese in Philippine Life 1850-1898.
Ateneo De Manila University Press

In other words, hilig diay ang Lakeng Inchik sa Bajeng Pinay.

Bahala kamong katsila! Basta maka uyab si Tong Shing Wa ni Inday Rosario.