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Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on April 17, 2010, 11:07:59 AM
Lesson ani nga dapat di manggamit ug laing ngalan kay incase naay ibilin maimo jud ang tanan.

Bwahahahaha!!!! 

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 17, 2010, 11:57:48 AM
aherm, nahigmatang pagbati nih??

Ako ni e enroll nis Ms Isle og "joke appreciation" bwahehehe. Pasado naman ni siya sa history, music (rasta) appreciaton ug political science, hahahaha!!! 

In otherwords, take it as a grain of salt... take it for what it is... JOKE ra gani, bwahehehe. Kay tinuod baya kadaghanan sa item that was included. But they don't all apply to one person only.

Quote from: islander on April 17, 2010, 09:59:04 AM
truly intended for laughs by someone who isn't in the country anymore.  it may also be self-deprecating, but it's a piss-off at the same time in its presumptuousness, for me anyway.  everyone has a relative outside keeping them alive?  (sorry, i, for one, don't have one, and i'm alive.)  but omg, some relatives outside could even hardly keep themselves alive!

with apologies to those who went out for other reasons (marriage, career assignment, etc.), those who went out and those who still wish to are the materially dissatisfied ones, those who would rather escape from a sordid past, and those who never really had good chances within the country.  and when they had gone out, they look back and look down as if they're already in heaven, bestowing on themselves their new sense of self-importance. 

could this be one reason why some expats come for brief visits, donate 'to the less privileged' (their words), with full publicity (press releases by themselves) and making sure their names are mentioned?  why not donate quietly rather than have one's name written on a billboard in front of a church because one had donated 50 dollars?

truly, some (again, with apologies to the exceptions) expats think too greatly of themselves. i once met a pinoy in europe who worked in a chocolate factory as a packer.  he boasted that he was coming back home to run as governor.  i almost puked and had wished to slap him right there and then.
               

Good for you Isle. You should have slapped him!!! And then some more!!!  And then pinched yourself afterwards... or slap yourself, because most probably it was the like of you whose name always wanted to be on that billboard for a $50 donations or wanted to run governor or what-have-you. Usually when someone points (2) finger at others for something, one is not immune of self-projection or self-appreciation!!! And you really think you're different from the rest of the Pilipinhon?

Or maybe you just need a little laugh here and there at who we really are... and not excuse yourself, unless you can claim birth somewhere else. In short, get a life, hehehe!!! 

Ergo... katawa lang god apil diha Isle kay "hilas" jamo paminawon ning magpa excempt sa atong pagka "kita", ajo manig ROTC or periodical test kay pwede ma excempt panagsa...bwahehehehe.... 

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 17, 2010, 02:56:58 AM
same as pareha-daily routine, yopak !

Tugpa sa Blew!!!

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 17, 2010, 03:19:24 AM
ang mga snake sa ila sigi lang hubog mao sigi HIBERNATE! jwahahhahaha!

Anay ni nga topic sa Guiness Record bitaw... kay palahubog man kaha tong mga snakes sa sa Ireland kay hinginom og Guiness Beers.

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 17, 2010, 03:21:08 AM
side line preha sa attorny nga nag sideline ug LAMBADA~! hwahahahha! peez 'Chic, lavoo Chic!

Gihimo kong checker sa Ginoo, kadtong mo exit na.... bwahahaha!!!

Quote from: vrglguapo on April 16, 2010, 02:52:42 PM
Wala snake diri Quel kay gi ban ni St. Patrick

Nakadungog pod ko ana na myth hahaha...

Quote from: gintonic on April 16, 2010, 11:41:43 PM
basig mgaway napod ni si arki ug si chicogon...hahahaha

Di tingale kay lajo raman spelling anang arki ug jellybean oist, hahahah. peace, y'all! 

Quote from: Anna&Jorge on April 16, 2010, 11:36:29 PM
kuyaw pud ka mu-analyze Pads ba hahaha

Hahahaha... wa intawon lain lingaw Anna, mao na. Human ani maglubong pakog patay hehehe. BRB

Quote from: JellyBean on April 16, 2010, 03:01:32 PM
I asked Joe Ligan to read the Manila Bulletin's information over the radio in order to let the community understand the latest happenings on this situation.

It was aired over dyRD on Tagbilaran By Night program as soon as i had passed the copy over to Joe he read it live over the radio. now I did not hear DYTR announcing any updates regarding the last situation of this matter.

I think it is odd how something that happened a few years back can rile up the community?

People here seem to have a delayed reaction...bwah ha ha ha ha hahahaha!!!

Not only delayed reaction. You help perpetuate this story! Bad! bad! bad! Investigative reporting at its worst! 

Quote from: Lexmar on April 16, 2010, 09:18:28 PM
mao ra ug utok ni si Tm ug arki...mga Accuser...

Kung e rambol ilang profile names kay parehas na silang duha taga IRAQ: Arki = Irak... ug Trademark = Dr Mat Erak. Ngyawas, infiltraded diay ta anig Moslem hehehehe!!!  

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on April 16, 2010, 12:55:46 PM



nagtanum ni ug mais

Gitanum napod nako imong gehatag liso ug mais RAQ - ug nanubo na - pero gesud ra tawon sa kaang (for transplant), dili sama aning inyo nga dako kaayong farm bwahahaha 

Lyrics...

MISSING YOU

Guest artist: J. Ann Talisic

1
When you disappear
Never to come back
Quite some pourin tears
Did you ever think of that?

2
You made some enemies
They hate you oh so bad
What you gonna do,
Really hurt me bad?

Refrain:
Missing you, missing you, missing you
Really do, really do, really do
Please come home, please come home, do come home
I really need your love, oh yeah!

(Interlude)

3
Mind is getting tired,
Eyes are getting dry,
Heart is always sad,
Wishing you come back!

4
Oh, please dont make it hard
Open up your heart
Hear to what I say
Im waiting every day!

(Repeat Refrain)

Bridge:
Im really reaching out to hold you, baby, yeah
Its just a matter of time youll be mine
Im begging you, Im begging you
Promise me, please
Dont ever let go!

(Repeat Refrain)

Copyright © 2009 Roro Music
International Copyright Secured
All Rights Reserved

Photo effects courtesy of

Photofunia and Imi-Kimi

Daghan kog mga contemporary sa seminaryo nga taga Balisan and we're still in contect via our eGroup. Gikan paman gani nila ning mga balita. God be with them!!!

Quote from: Anna&Jorge on April 16, 2010, 11:57:41 AM
daghan nindot places diri but ambot ngano nga everytime plan ko adto sa beijing or shanghai, ma-cancel gyud kay mu-uli gyud ko sa bohol instead...... BTW, ako ra isa diri. tua sa bohol akong family....

I have the same problem... gusto ko mo travel sa laing lugar pero kung ting bakasyon na I spend it all sa Bohol hahaha. Last year 40 days ko sa atoa. All Bohol!!!

Aw, wa diay diha si Jorge? Abi jod nako kamong dugha sige kuyog kay kamo man duha god sa profile pic hahahaha. 

Quote from: Bambi on April 13, 2010, 12:48:01 AM
nice music. thanks Padre

Thanks Bam... kalingaw'g harana hehehehe!!!

Live from Corella, Bohol... Bohol Diva Jennifer Ann Talisic...

Jennifer Ann Talisic - Missing You
Missing You by Roro Music - Bohol

Quote from: Anna&Jorge on April 16, 2010, 11:47:34 AM
hehehe Anna ko Padz.. akong bana, magpahipi ra. igo ra mubasa og mukatawa hehehe

Bol-anon diay kaajo ni's Jorge kay pahipi raman... pero kusog mo bahakhak, hehehe. I'm glad nakauli na mog Bohol Anna kay medyo relatively peaceful pa jamo ang Bohol compared to a lot of places sa ato, esp. Basilan. Even more so now nga naa namo's langyaw nga nasud. China is my favorite mythical place... daghan ko gustong suroyan diha, I hope itugot pohon sa Ginoo. Shenzhen ra jud ko kutob ug HKG.

Quote from: Anna&Jorge on April 16, 2010, 11:33:00 AM
i miss my bestfriend.. my BFF for 25 years. she passed away last march 20, 2010... bibo na unta mi og chat karon kay halos everyday, sige lang mi hisgot2x about life, now and before...

Naa pod ko best buddy, naguol pod ko kay ika-2 na ma stroke, bata pa ra ba... sija ra joy sige uban nako basta maka bakasyon kos ato no matter what. Morag labaw pamis managsoon. Hasta ijang asawa ug mga anak nakadawat na nga... maski sa wa daw sila makasal mora na kuno mig "Batman & Robin." Mo join or moangkas na lang kuno si Mrs kung ma organize na ang League of Super Heroes." 

Quote from: Anna&Jorge on April 16, 2010, 11:37:18 AM

wahhh mabuang ko ninmo Padz

Mao na ni gidangat sa way lingaw ahehehehe... 

Quote from: Anna&Jorge on April 16, 2010, 11:39:39 AM
i am from Jolo kay akong papa Muslim and akong mama is from bohol... my hubby is from bohol

Hehehe....thanks. Pero di ko sure kinsa ning nagtingog karon. Ikaw ba ni Anna or si Jorge? 

Quote from: Anna&Jorge on April 15, 2010, 02:36:19 PM
mao gyud ni main reason nga minghawa mi sa Jolo, Sulu and transferred sa Bohol kay grabe ang peace and order situation nila gyud.. 2002, mingbisita ko sa zamboanga bitbit akong family unya sige kakuyawan akong bana kay misag nagsuroy2x mi sa mall, daghan gyud marines bitbit og kalibre nga armas ang nagsuroy2x pud... wala na hinoon mi naka-visit sa Jolo kay mu-uli na gyud akong bana sa bohol

Kinsa man ninyo duha taga Jolo Anna and Jorge?

Mangil "luod-luod" aron ma "duol" sa hinigugma... konteng rambol2x sa gibati 

Kanang gimingaw ug "biko" basin ang gimingawan ana "boki" (bukeke, okib mo naman honey!), bwahahaha!!! 

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 16, 2010, 03:45:30 AM
ako mama....i really miss her to death.

Mine too... she passed away in 2006. I still wake up in the middle of the night, dili ko katoo nga wa na jud siya 

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 15, 2010, 05:07:31 PM
Jehe ! nakapahungaw ko, hago niy mag iktam ta unja ang uban magpasagad ra ^â™ ^
unja ra ba ug e share imong nahibaw-an,in the hope nga baZin dli sila "aware"
   malain hinoon ? no wonder nga ___? tak-om na lang ko yopak na uhm.

Ajo pa manginhas sa lang ta Blew... ubanan taka. Naa baja daghang ihong gagmay kada hapon sa inyong hunasan ato unjang nilabogon!!! 

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 16, 2010, 03:46:23 AM

iron man??? hala naa na raba iron man 2!!!

Basin matintal ang Iron Man ni Annie Batungbakal!!! 

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 16, 2010, 03:24:04 AM

Chico my dear, you are just a human being! (dili robot)

Dili TRANSFORMER? Bwahehehe... 

Ma lagar ba kini, usa ka tawo, pamilya, imong lungsod, usa ka kasinatian sa kinabuhi ug uban pa...

Ako kay daghan... tagsa-tagsaon nako nig pahuwas deri, hahahaha  

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 16, 2010, 03:27:41 AM
mapuwak jud! hwahahahha!

sus kanumdom jud ko anang abog! mura jud eisntein ig abut sa destinasyon!

haaay kalami palandongon...

Namalandong...

Namalandong kung unsa napong thread kalingawan kay puros nalang election, hahaha. I need to express something new... any idea?

Hmmmm... how 'bout "Unsay Imong Gikamingawan Karon?" Naa naba ni o wala pa?

Day Raq thanks for the tip... nanubo na ang mga mais ug batong nga imong hinatag. Ang lisog kamunggay nga hinatag ni Grace wa pa mang lugwa sa kaang hehehe. 

Quote from: vrglguapo on April 16, 2010, 12:28:16 AM
Our springtime is here in Dublin too...

Nice nice colours!!!

Haaaay, my only consolation is... I'm not a monk!!! Bwahahaha!!!  Faetz...

Quote from: Lorenzo on January 22, 2010, 12:35:29 PM
There is actually a medical condition called "Monk's Syndrome".

As you know, monks lead a chaste life, and many monks deny themselves sexual pleasure etc.

And we notice this and see this because many monks have prostatic pathologies, an effect due to lack of masturbation and lack of ejaculatory release.

A young monk arrives at the monastery. He is assigned to helping the other monks in copying the old canons and laws of the church
by hand.



He notices, however, that all of the monks are copying from copies, not from the original manuscript. So, the new monk goes
to the head abbot to question this, pointing out that if someone made even a small error in the first copy, it would never be picked
up! In fact, that error would be continued in all of the subsequent copies.



The head monk, says, "We have been copying from the copies for centuries, but you make a good point, my son."



He goes down into the dark caves underneath the monastery where the original manuscripts are held as archives in a locked
vault that hasn't been opened for hundreds of years. Hours go by and nobody sees the old abbot.



So, the young monk gets worried and goes down to look for him. He sees him banging his head against the wall and wailing,
"We missed the "R" ! , we missed the "R" !" His forehead is all bloody and bruised and he is crying uncontrollably.

The young monk asks the old abbot, "What's wrong, father?"

With A choking voice, the old abbot replies, "The word was... "CELEBRATE!!!"

Quote from: fdaray on October 19, 2008, 12:36:34 PM
Vito, there is no study conducted that masturbation
can prevent  cancer.  It is an  enlargement of   the
prostate glan as we grow older. If enlargement is
so fast, it became cancerous. Have a medical check
up if you are 50 years up. This age is prone to start
the enlargement of the gland. Don't  waste it, play
with your wife. 

Waaaaaaaaaa I just turned 50!!!

Quote from: lindy on April 15, 2010, 10:40:27 PM
lain bitaw kaayo paminawon mardz kanang sa PAL karon iniglanding ilang eanounced nga bawal magdala sa mga gamit like blankets. I hope they stop.

Labaw pa nang mga attendants sa PAL - labi na sa 1st ug business classes - kusog manguhag comps... kay ilang dad-on sa ilaha ipanghatag sa mga paryente. I know this 1st hand from a friend who used to work for PAL.

The truth is: kada byahe (every flight) they afford new sets of comps ug unsa pa diha... or they throw away (supposedly) those from the last flight. Ga tinihik kaha sila or ila lang ge arrange/strategize aron duna silay madang gift sa ilang mga paryente, without PAL Management knowing it? Or PAL Management knowing it already (ugaling Pinoy) but look the other way?

Your guess is as good as mine...

Of course, I'm also talking about international flights... ambot lang kaha sa domestic, basin jud diay pugong na sila, bwahahaha.... 

Quote from: aquarius on April 15, 2010, 11:00:58 PM
basin apil ni sa "ONLI N DA PHILIPPINES" ang mag aso-aso sa politika?...hehehehe.... kita molaban sa atong manok... inig kadaug wa diay makaila nato hahahaha.. peace everyone... let's make friends not enemies....

Aw asa paman diay lain?

Philippines is second to none sa ka exciting sa election... sa ubang nasud, it's as quiet as it gets.

Motoo jud ko ana... inig human sa elekyon wa diay to kaila nimo ang kandidato nga imong gipakamatyan, hahaha!!! 

Quote from: Sangkay on April 15, 2010, 10:09:19 PM
Pag sure oi!!!

Bwahahaha! Tua na pod... pero makalingaw!!! At least ni agik-ik ko bwahahaha

Quote from: jig37504 on April 15, 2010, 10:24:06 PM
tagbay: "humana kag kaon?"

bisita: "human na lang kay ingon man ka" (dajong daguok sa tijan)

Manggi-uwawon baja ning Pinoy (o Bol-anon ba) bisan og wala pa kakaon, moingon man jud og "mana" unja diay to kusog nag dagook tijan, bwahahaha. Saon na lang. 

Hangtod karon kay mao man gehapon kinaiya sa atoa... hilabina mga silingang bata nga kusog motan-aw TV sa atong balay -- after 2 to 3 of watching -- kung imong agdahon kung mangaon na ang tag-balay kay mao man jud ang itubag, "mana!"

I wonder, basin ge rambol ra nila ilang tubag. Kanang "mana" basin ila pasabot is "anam?" Anam-anam na jog kagutom ba, bwahahaha!!! Samot na kung naay mokaon sa imong atubangan... mosamot kagutom!!! 

Quote from: Lexmar on April 15, 2010, 05:34:38 PM
hahaha...father chic...you can't simply leave someone alone, kay ni comment man si Doc Kazan, expected na jud nah nga naa po'y mocomment nija ug balik dba?...i mean this is a forum...ayaw ko ingna ug pasagdan lang nato mgcomment comment si Doc nga iya2x rah? mawala ang meaning sa "forum" right?...we should expect nga ang atong tagsa2x ka comment personal or not, naa ju'y counter comment... right father chic?

Sobra pas tando (meaning OK)... why do you think I said what I said? Bwahahaha! Leave him alone! Meaning, ajaw but-i kung mo comment si Doc Kazam in angst or not in angst. Ngano man diay kung doctor, wa diay karapatan mo comment negatively on a candidate if one's experience is not that good? Aw basin diay pog kontra partido? So... kasabot naka Lex why I said "leave him alone?"

Sigue atong e rephrase... "Give him a break!!!" Tagae og Kit-Kat!! 

Bishop wants Basilan under martial rule after blasts

04/14/2010 | 07:14 PM 

A Basilan-based bishop on Wednesday asked President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo to place the province under martial rule following the series of bombings there Tuesday that killed more than a dozen people.

“It’s time really for some real action. Right now the important is to stop this madness," said Isabela, Basilan bishop Martin Jumoad in an article on the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines news site.

He said the situation in his diocese is beyond what local police can do. “We really need help. Yesterday’s attacks caused me more to clamor for it [martial law]."

Jumoad made a similar call last December after Abu Sayyaf bandits, who were also blamed for Tuesday’s attacks, beheaded one of three hostages they were holding then.

Three separate explosions rocked Basilan between 10:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. Tuesday, killing 14 people, three of them Marine soldiers who responded to one of the bombings.

The Commission on Elections (Comelec) is now mulling putting the province under its control following the attacks.

Anti-Terror Council

In Malacañang, President Arroyo ordered the convening of the Anti-Terrorism Council (ATC) to look into the bombing incident.

Executive Secretary Leandro Mendoza said President Arroyo called him up Tuesday to give the order. ATC is under the Office of the Executive Secretary.

The ATC would review the situation and determine what more could be done to address the issue, according to Mendoza. The Council will also unmask the Abu Sayyaf members behind the attack and determine if it was election-related.

"Because of what happened in Basilan, we might to do some rapid assessment and do some adjustments also," he said.

He added that the bombings could be "a desperate and perverse attempt of the Abu Sayyaf to demand continued recognition."

Vigilance

Presidential aspirant Sen. Manny Villar Jr. (Nacionalista Party), meanwhile, called for vigilance in Basilan to ensure that the bombings had nothing to do with the upcoming elections.

"Tingnan din natin kung itong mga bagay na ito ay may kinalaman sa eleksyon, dapat alisto tayo, dapat tayo ay handa, siguraduhin natin na itong eleksyon na ito ay maging malinis at maayos," Villar told reporters before his speech at the commencement exercise of the Perpetual Help College of Manila held at the Philippine International Convention Center.

(Let’s determine if those bombings were election-related. We should always be on alert. We should ensure that the May elections would be clean and orderly.)

Masses suspended

Meanwhile, Jumoad said regular Masses at the Basilan Cathedral have been suspended indefinitely after the structure sustained heavy damage due to the bombing.

"We will not allow any activities to be done inside the cathedral for the meantime depending on the assessment of structural experts," he said, adding that rehabilitation efforts would be done immediately to make sure the cathedral is safe for churchgoers."

â€" with Amita Legaspi/KBK/RSJ, GMANews.TV

Basilan tightens security for motorcycles to curb bombings

04/14/2010 | 01:36 PM

A day after a series of attacks claimed at least 11 lives there Tuesday, authorities in Basilan clamped down on motorcycles to prevent a repeat of the deadly incident.

Radio dzXL reported Isabela City Mayor Cherrylyn Akbar ordered tight inspections on motorcycles entering the city, to ensure that no explosives are brought in.

She noted a motorcycle and a van had been used in Tuesday’s bomb attack.

This developed as residents of Isabela City mourned their dead after deadly bomb attacks and clashes between soldiers and suspected Abu Sayyaf bandits.

Isabela Bishop Martin Jumoad presided over a memorial Mass in honor of government troops and civilians who died Tuesday.

Jumoad, in a pastoral statement, said the church is “saddened" by the incidents which also caused havoc in the Sta. Isabel Cathedral.

“We condemn this ruthless act against the innocent civilians and institutions," he said in his statement, excerpts of which were posted on the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines news site.

He said he believes the attack was part of a well-orchestrated attack “to sow fear in the minds and hearts" of local residents.

Jumoad stressed the people cannot allow this to happen and overtake the gains of peace.

He said he and the Catholic Church in Basilan condole with the families of the innocent civilians and military men who lost their loved ones as the continue to “condemn this act of terrorism."

Also, he said they continue to appeal for peace as he called on local residents to stay calm and turn to prayer.

“To the perpetrators, we know well that we are all brothers and sisters with one Almighty whom we call in different names," he said as he underscored “many lives and properties were lost and destroyed."

On the other hand, he asked the perpetrators if they felt any remorse.

“Do you not feel the cry of the children who are orphaned because of your inhuman act?" he said.

Jumoad also called on the candidates for the coming elections to ask their respective followers to remain calm and not to resort to violence.

He appealed to men and women in uniform to continue their vigilance and prompt response to protect the lives and properties of peace-loving residents.

“When everything is done and our human efforts seem futile, we turn to God and say: ‘Into your hands Lord I commend my Spirit,’" he said.

Meanwhile, Jumoad also lamented the severe damage to the Cathedral of St. Isabel at the heart of the city.

He said he considers the cathedral “totally damaged" as its posts have been weakened by the blasts.

“I am very, very sad the House of the Lord has been destroyed," the 53-year old prelate said, adding he does not know how to reconstruct the cathedral built in 1970. - RJAB Jr., GMANews.TV

Basilan erupts anew; pols seen behind violence

By Julie Alipala
Inquirer Mindanao
First Posted 01:40:00 04/15/2010

Filed Under: Politics, Election Violence, Crime, Acts of terror

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ISABELA CITY, Philippinesâ€"Some powerful figures, possibly politicians, may have instigated the bomb attacks carried out by Abu Sayyaf extremists here on Tuesday, police said.

“There were indications that the Abu Sayyaf was being used to sow violence, it was not pure terrorism,” said Senior Supt. Antonio Mendoza, Basilan police chief.

Government troops and more than 60 Abu Sayyaf bandits led by Puruji Indama, whose brother was among the dead in the coordinated attacks on the capital, clashed anew on Wednesday morning in Barangay Begang on the forested outskirts of the city.

Isabela Mayor Cherry Akbar and military officials said there had been no reports of casualties from the gun battle, but neither had there been any militants captured.

The day before, dozens of Abu Sayyaf gunmen, many disguised as police and military commandos, detonated bombs at a cathedral and school grandstand, and then opened fire on civilians and troops after their apparent plan to seize the city faltered as government forces fought back.

Police corrected the death toll at 14, not 15 as earlier reported.

It was one of the most ambitious attacks by the Abu Sayyaf, a small but violent al-Qaida-linked group blacklisted by Washington following two decades of deadly bombings, kidnappings and beheadings. The group is suspected of having received training and funds from Osama bin Laden’s terrorist network.

Basilan Bishop Martin Jumoad condemned the attacks and called on his flock to remain calm.

“His church is 70 percent damaged. We won’t be able to hold Mass here temporarily,” Jumoad said in an Agence France-Presse (AFP) report.

Hired guns?

Mendoza said the role of influential personsâ€"whom he would not identifyâ€"in the city attacks also came out during the police interrogation of two captured Abu Sayyaf members.

“These attackers are seemingly mercenaries. Based on some accounts, they were hired, forced to wear the police uniforms and were directed to implement some attacks. And, of course, there’s money involved,” he said.

Pressed to identify these people, Mendoza said they could be politicians. He would not give categorical answers.

According to a report by The Associated Press (AP), Rear Adm. Alex Pama said the Abu Sayyaf gunmen might have planned to explode bombs and take over key roads as they unleashed violence in the city by burning buildings, kidnapping people and springing jailed detainees. He also cited intelligence and information from the captured bandits.

The well-funded plan was similar to the April 1995 attack on the Christian town of Ipil in Zamboanga Sibugay, where more than 50 people were killed after the bandits robbed banks and stores and burned the town center.

“The Ipil raid was apparently their model for this failed siege,” Pama told AP. “It was a major, well-planned attack that luckily went bad in their own hands.”

Real terror attack

Lt. Gen. Benjamin Dolorfino, Western Mindanao Command chief, said the military considered the attack an act of terrorism. “We see it as real terror attack but at the same time we cannot discount the possibility of political color and it is being investigated by our police in Basilan,” he said.

A bomb in a Hyundai Starex van apparently exploded prematurely near the Basilan National High School, damaging a grandstand and catching the attention of residents and a contingent of Marines, who engaged the bandits.

“We have reports that the vehicle was owned by a politician. We cannot make public yet the identity pending deeper investigation,” Mendoza said.

An hour later, another bomb attached to a motorcycle went off at the back of the 40-year-old Santa Isabel Cathedral, damaging five cars and wounding civilians.

Troops later found and detonated a third bomb outside the house of Judge Leo Principe.

Test mission

At a press briefing in Malacañang, Executive Secretary Leandro Mendoza dismissed the Abu Sayyaf attackers as “amateurs” and “new to the job” as he noted that the bombs they placed exploded “prematurely.”

This meant that the “professionals” in the group were “no longer at hand to conduct this operation,” Mendoza said. The attacks, he added, could be a “test mission” of newly trained recruits.

The fatalities included three Marines, a policeman, three Abu Sayyaf members (including Indama’s brother Bensar) and seven civilians, among them an elderly man who died of a heart attack at the height of the encounter.

In an AFP report, Dolorfino said the attacks appeared to have been well planned, noting that the police and military uniforms as worn by the gunmen were brand new.

He said military intelligence had received information ahead of Tuesday’s siege that the Abu Sayyaf was plotting an attack. “They were planning something big. This was well planned and apparently they were well funded,” he said.

“I don’t think there was a failure of intelligence on our part because we were pursuing certain leads (ahead of the attack),” Dolorfino said.

Lockdown

As questions arose over how the militants were able to slip into the heart of Isabela undetected, troops and police placed the city of 150,000 under lockdown on Wednesday.

Business establishments, banks and government offices were closed.

Jessie Tan, a grocery store owner, said his attendants were screening customers because they might be dealing with terrorists already.

About 300 Marines and Special Forces troops erected road blocks and kept guard on vital installations, while at least two armored personnel carriers prowled the streets.

Naval patrol boats were also deployed to watch coastal areas to prevent the attackers from escaping by sea, the military said.

Fresh troops belonging to the US-trained Army elite force were deployed to Basilan to pursue the bandits, Navy spokesperson Lt. Col. Edgard Arevalo told reporters at Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City Wednesday.

President Macapagal-Arroyo, who is in Spain for a state visit, told Executive Secretary Leandro Mendoza by phone to oversee operations aimed at pursuing the bandits and securing the province, and to reactivate the antiterrorism task force.

Fresh fighting

Puruji Indama reportedly fled with three men toward a mangrove area on the outskirts. Officials said that villagers sighted 60 more Abu Sayyaf members who were sent apparently to fetch Puruji, the group’s second-highest commander on the island.

Troops poured into the area overnight, sparking sporadic gun battles. Helicopter gunships stood by to support them, Dolorfino said.

Mendoza told reporters at Camp Crame in Quezon City that the bandits briefly held a man, identified only as Ramil, whom they seized from his house in Barangay Baluno at about 11 a.m. to prevent policemen and Marines from retaliating. The man was freed unscathed two hours later.

The gun battle spread to Baluno and Barangay Pangaraan and the city plaza as the bandits escaped to various directions.

“The Abu Sayyaf members forcibly entered several houses to escape the Marines and policemen. The firefight was very intense in Barangay Begang,” Mendoza said.

A getaway vehicle was recovered in the clearing operations, inside of which were more improvised bombs, the AFP report said.

Major security menace

The Abu Sayyaf is the smaller of at least four Moro groups fighting for decades for a separate homeland in the predominantly Catholic Mindanao. The government has often dismissed the Abu Sayyaf as a bandit group crippled by relentless US-backed military offensives.

But the Abu Sayyaf, estimated to have more than 390 fighters, has periodically surprised authorities with high-profile attacks and is still considered a major security menace. With reports from Christine O. Avendaño, Marlon Ramos, Jocelyn R. Uy, AFP and AP

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on April 15, 2010, 08:10:55 AM
ABU SAYAF kaha ang naghimo niini?

Mora rapod nis ato, daghan istorya modagan... di nata kahibaw unsay tinuod gyod...

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Powerful figures behind Abu Sayyaf’s latest attack -- Police
Yesterday at 8:17pm
By Julie Alipala
Inquirer Mindanao
First Posted 19:11:00 04/14/2010
Filed Under: Military, Acts of terror, rebellion, Armed conflict

Courtesy of BUTCH NATIVIDAD

ISABELA CITY, Basilan, Philippines â€" The Abu Sayyaf attack here on Tuesday, which killed 14 people and not 15 as earlier reported, appeared to have been instigated by some powerful figures, the police said.

"Based on information we gathered so far, there were indications the Abu Sayyaf was being used to sow violence, it was not pure terrorism,” the Basilan police chief, Senior Supt. Antonio Mendoza, said.

Mendoza said the role of the influential persons â€" whom he would not identify - in the attack also came out during interrogation made on two Abu Sayyaf members who were captured by pursuing authorities on Tuesday.

"These attackers are seemingly mercenaries. Based on some accounts, they were hired, forced to wear the police uniforms and were directed to implement some attacks and of course, there's money involved,” he said.

Pressed as to who these people were, Mendoza said they could be politicians, although he would not give categorical answers.

Mendoza added the police were investigating the ownership of the cream Starex van, which was torn by the explosion near the Basilan National High School.

“We have reports the vehicle was owned by a politician, we cannot make public yet the identity pending deeper investigation," he said.

Lt. Gen. Ben Dolorfino, Chief of the Western Mindanao Command, said the military considered the attack an act of terrorism.

"We see it as real terror attack but at the same time, we cannot discount the possibility of political color and it is being investigated by our police in Basilan," Dolorfino said.

He rejected insinuations the Moro Islamic Liberation Front was involved in the blast, which Mendoza described as “well-orchestrated.”

"There is no link established that may involve the MILF here, during a cellphone conversation between (Brig.) Gen. (Eugene) Clemen and the MILF, all their members are fully accounted for," Dolorfino said.

Meanwhile, a day after the explosion, fear was still gripping the city with businesses, banks and government offices closed.
Businessmen said they were selling only to people they knew.

Jessie Tan, a grocery store owner, said they were screening customers because they might be dealing with terrorists already.

Dolorfino said security has been tightened and that the city has been secured by two Marine battalions and a battalion from the police’s Special Action Force.

Meanwhile, Mendoza, the Basilan police chief, said only 14, not 15 as earlier reported by the Inquirer, were killed.

Mendoza added that SPO4 Enrico Morales was only wounded, not killed.

Among those killed were Police Officer 1 Elmer Cajalne and civilians Edilberto Dela Luna, Jayjay Larracochea, Rodelio Francisco, Engr. Albert Cenibalo and Ivan Nabi.

Another victim, identified only as Enrico, was brought to Zamboanga City where he later died.

Mendoza could still not provide the names of the three Marine soldiers killed.

The Abu Sayyaf bandit who was killed in the grandstand explosion was named Benzar Indama.

Police and soldiers were pursuing the bandits, who allegedly took hostage a civilian identified only as Ramil, who withdrew towards Lamitan City.

"Wala pa kaming mga tulog, patuloy itong pursuit operation, lahat kumikilos (We have not had any sleep as pursuit operations go on and everybody is helping)," Mendoza said.

Dolorfino of the Western Mindanao Command, said they gathered reports that one of those being pursued was Abu Sayyaf leader Puruji Indama.

Dolorfino said residents saw four bandits hiding in a mangrove area in the village of Tabiawan.

Mendoza said the two suspects who were arrested after the attack have been placed in the Don Navarro Hospital inside Western Mindanao Command in Zamboanga City.

Dolorfino said five more suspects have been under interrogation at the 1st Marine Brigade headquarters in Tabiawan here.

Quote from: taga tigbao on April 15, 2010, 12:22:46 PM
Taga Tigbao ko Bay, taga Tigbao, Libagon, Southern Leyte.

Aw mao bah... naa man god pod Tigbao Loboc, Bohol hehehe

TIGBAO,LOBOC,BOHOL

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on April 15, 2010, 12:26:38 PM
Na sa bag o pa ko diri nagprito ko ug buwad pinikas. Gitunong to nako ug udto kay wa akong bana. Nabuing ba nga naabot man nuon unja pagsulod sa balay nagngijaw ang dagway. Gisimhot simhot among iro ug dayong ingon Do Ginger bring some dead raccoon here? Dali pud ko nakatubag ug No I'm cooking dried fish. Mao pa jud to first time nakabaho akong bana adto. Tubag siya ug How in the world you can eat that stuff it's too stinky. Perti jud to nahong kahiubosa ug ing hilak jud ko. Nakapangayo jud ug sorry akong bana kay grabeh tong pangluod naho hehehe.

Kita pung mga pinoy raba hilig ug pangluod(sulking)Onli in da Philippines ra pud ning luod luod. Wa ning luod luod sa foreign land hehehhe.
Sa nagbuntis ko sa akong ikaduha nga anak ambot unsay nakaon naho adto nangluod man ko. Una ing higda ko sa sawog sa sala naghope makamatikod akong bana wa na ko sa tapad niya. Wa jud oroy mao inggawas jud ko ug ing higda sa likod sa van. Dugaya nahong huwat nga pangitaon ko oi dang hadlok nga patay jud ko ani ug naay wakwak buntis raba ko unja ug di wakwak unsaon na raman ug naay carnapper kawaton ning sakyanan na madala jud ko ug apil ani.Nabuntagan na raman ko ug pinaabot wa jud ko pangitaa sa ahong bana ug nahuwasan ko sa ahong pangluod. Pagsulod nako sa balay lami kaayo ug greet akong bana pinaingon pa nga Oh  I never know you go for walk. Ug nakalearn jud ko ug lesson adtong mga taknaa nga kining luod luod diay di magsilbi nila sa atua ra ni. Sukad adto wa na jud ko manluod.

The end of luod2x na diay RAQ, bwahehehe!!! Mao nay giingon sa Tagawg og "pakipot."

Quote from: aquarius on April 15, 2010, 10:55:30 AM

statesville,

bitaw, pod ning mga forenjer... nganng di man na sila ganaha'g buwad..    wa ba sila kahibalo nga mao ra nay baho na paborito sa pinoy...?....  labi nga buwad nga nukos pritohon.. sus! ginoo.. tibuok balay manimaho'g buwad... hahahahaha... di gyod matago bahoa....

naa koy ofismet nga nag abrud sa US, nagprito lang gani daw to siya ug bangus... pwerteng sukoa sa kano.. as in daw ga aso-aso (mora siguro tog toro gipanuwayan, hehehe)... gikasab-an akong kumpare ingnan siya, "next time do not invite cockroaches in my house!"  ....  bantay bitaw'g mangaon nag pinirito diri sa pinas ng mga tawhana..!   

Mora manis nahitabo sa akong kauban sa una buwad gipaniudto. Pag-abot sa ijang kura paroko nga Amerkano gasige tawon lingo2x ija boss... ug nagbagolbol kay mora daw naay namatay nga bagtok. Na guilty ako migo wa na nuon sija motingog. Wa kaantus ang ijang kura nagpatawag og pest control (Terminix) og gaukab-ukab sa tanang suok sa balay nangitag patay nga bagtok. Bwahehehe!!!! 

Quote from: bugsay on April 15, 2010, 11:01:45 AM
nindot ni sakyan, labi na sa una nga abog pa kaayo ang kalsada...inig abot nimo sa destination, mausab na imong hairdo...mura na kag si Einstein....

- mao ni ang nawong sa pasahero inig abot...hehehe

Mao tong na imbento ang shampoo, bwahahaha!!! 

Quote from: aquarius on April 15, 2010, 11:07:19 AM
Ann..

magsakit man pod atong buot ana, di matuman atong kagustuhan nga mokaon ug buwad.. hehehehe....  maayo siguro adto pritohon or isugba sa lasang then dalhon na sa balay inig kaluto hahaha...   maayo man na sila kay naanad ug pan.. 'matay ug mabuhi ba ko anang pagkaona.... naa gyod na sa Bible nga "Ang tawo wala mabuhi sa tinapay o pan lamang"..... kundili sa init pod nga kan-on paresa'g buwad nga isawsaw sa suka nga sinilihan   ...

Bwahaha!!!  Pagka Biblical jamo!!!

Firefight breaks out anew in Basilan
By Marlon Ramos
INQUIRER.net
First Posted 10:31:00 04/14/2010

Filed Under: Security (general), Police, Armed conflict

MANILA, Philippines â€" (UPDATE) Firefight again broke out on the island province of Basilan Wednesday as state forces clashed with fleeing Abu Sayyaf bandits behind Tuesday’s spate of attacks in Isabela City.

Senior Superintendent Antonio Mendoza, Basilan police chief, said at least eight armed bandits had taken several people hostage in Barangay (village) Begang.

The gun battle started at around 8 a.m., he said.

Mendoza said the gunfight spread in the nearby villages of Baluno and Pangaraan and the city plaza as the armed bandits escaped to various directions.

“The Abu Sayyaf members forcibly entered several houses to escape the pursuing Marines and policemen. The firefight is very intense in Barangay Begang,” Mendoza in a mobile phone interview.

He said over 100 Marine troopers and 220 policemen were pursuing the Abu Sayyaf bandits.

Meanwhile, Mendoza maintained that only 12 persons, not 15 as reported, were killed when at least 25 members of the al-Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf group wearing police and military camouflage uniforms set off two mobile phone-detonated bombs near a school and a Roman Catholic cathedral in Isabela on Tuesday.

A third bomb placed near a judge's house and a bus terminal was safely detonated by soldiers.

The fatalities included three Marines, a policeman, three Abu Sayyaf members, and five civilians.

The bombings sparked gunbattles around the city, with the militants targeting helpless civilians scampering to safety.

At least two military armored personnel carriers patrolled the streets of Isabela city on Basilan island a day after Islamist militants from the Abu Sayyaf group set off bombs and attacked civilians.

Road blocks were also set up in and around the impoverished city of 150,000 people, where some shops remained closed for business a day after the violence.

"We are trying to get the situation back to normal, but we are implementing heightened security there now," regional military chief Lieutenant General Ben Dolorfino told Agence France-Presse (AFP) by phone from his base in Zamboanga city, near Basilan.

"Right now, we have two Marine companies and one from the Special Forces guarding the city, or around 300 men," he said.

Dolorfino said the attack appeared to have been well planned, noting that the police and military uniforms as worn by the gunmen were brand new.

He said military intelligence had received information ahead of Tuesday's siege that the Abu Sayyaf was plotting an attack.

"They were planning something big. This was well planned and apparently they were well funded," Dolorfino said.

"I don't think there was a failure of intelligence on our part because we were pursuing certain leads (ahead of the attack)."

Basilan Bishop Martin Jumoad condemned the attack and called on his flock to remain calm.

"We condemn this inhuman attack in the strongest possible terms," Jumoad told AFP. "We appeal for the public to remain calm because God will not fail us."

He said this was the first time that the Santa Isabel Cathedral had been targeted since it was built in 1970.

"The church is 70 percent damaged. We won't be able to hold mass here temporarily," he added.

The Abu Sayyaf is a small gang of Islamic militants on the US government's list of foreign terrorist organizations.

It was founded in the 1990s with seed money from Osama bin Laden's Al-Qaeda network to fight for an independent Muslim state in the south of the mainly Catholic nation, Philippine military intelligence officials say.

The most brutal of several armed Muslim groups in the south, the Abu Sayyaf is also blamed for the country's worst terrorist attacks, including a 2004 bombing of a ferry that killed over 100 on Manila Bay.

Quote from: hubag bohol on April 15, 2010, 04:07:32 AM
Pwede pud, Fr. Chic, nga gidokdok sa Ba-Tu kay ningdimdim sa Bo-Tu, bwahaha. Sorry...

Bwahahaha... mao mao. Ooops basin ma slide napod atong dulunggan ani. Ajaw laman tong Sinugbuanon nga translation sa botu (hehehe).  Pwede na tong "mo dimdim sa botu sa eleksyon," di tong usa... arg!!! 

Quote from: hubag bohol on April 15, 2010, 03:57:40 AM
Morag kining paja hinimo pud sa bagol, parehas sa hungot. Both can be multi-purpose containers, pero ang hungot associated sa tuba, kay maoy gigamit kaniadto sa tagay.

- nawong sa nakadimdim og tuba

Naka dimdim sa Tu-Ba ug naka dokdok sa Tu-Bo bwahehehe!!!  

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on April 15, 2010, 03:54:37 AM
lisuda na ana ron gaw kay dugay na kaayo to. pero wala ta kahibaw basin naa pa sa ilang archives.

Ako ge google iyang mga images, wala joy mogawas. 

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on April 15, 2010, 03:46:50 AM
too many open doors. nakasakay jud ko ug ing ana nga bus. pareha ra man ug design ang silagan trans ni anhing gayong ug st. jude. puro pultahan.

Lami unta kung naay maka procure ug picture atong mga sakyanana... aron di mawa sa atong panumduman.

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 15, 2010, 03:28:21 AM

updated man ka kaajo sa mga bag-o, Chic!

Ni li-li lang ko sa akong Rambol Dictionary (Crossword Puzzle). Don't take my word for it, hahaha. 

Bwahahaha naa diay ni nga thread deri, almost 4 years ago!!! Dia rag letrato sa St. Jude... giapas, hehehe. I happened to google this thread hahaha 

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 14, 2010, 11:48:57 PM
hawahahaa! uso lagi nang cholera sa bohol! kay ngano man? daghan cholera diha sa una?

Mao na siya'y original expression sa mga taga Guindulman, Duero, Jagna, etc. "Cholera!" (La Chore) sa unang panahaon. Karon kay new style napod "Pag Chore" oist!!! Wahahahaha!!!   

Bilib ko sa mga kabaryohan sa Bohol karon kay hi-tech na kaau.... labi na kung mag pyesta, mga tawo iyahay nag dala ug laptop!!!

Quote from: jig37504 on April 15, 2010, 12:26:03 AM
sigon sa akong nahibaw-an sa una, kon mangutana kag asa ang usa ka dapit, pag-ampo nga ang tudlo ang gamiton kay duol-duol ra na pero kon simod na gani kutasan jud kag binagtas adtos imo padungan hahaha

Mao ba?!! Nalipat ko ana na kustombre da. 2 na diay ka klaseng GPS nila sa una... TOMTOM (tomo-tomo sa tudlo) ug GARMIN (Garantisadong (ma)Mino)... kining ikaduha kinahanglan balihon nimo imong sinina kung mawa ka, o magdala jog asin. 

Gotcha!!! 

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 14, 2010, 11:27:34 PM
sigi 'Der ikaw man daghan ug alyados nga mo ari, i care of nalang ni Chico ang akoa Kods! hahahhaha!

wa pa gani maasini ang dayok nangita na ko ug carrier! hahahha!

Unsay imong gusto na CARRIER, MDB? Sa una kay diha pa toy Northern Carrier nga sikat kaau... karon kini na lang intawon, bwahahaha...

UPS = United Pedicab Society



FEDEX BUSES = Federation of Ex-Buses (In other words, obsolete na nga bus! Bwahaha )

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 14, 2010, 11:13:49 PM
sigi Kods, padalhi ko Kods...!

Ako food, Kods!!! 

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on April 14, 2010, 11:15:52 PM
Hilig bitaw tang mga pinoy ug body language. Unya mohatag ug surprise party sultian daan ang i surprise hehhehe. Moingon pa ug ayaw saba kay surprise ni.

Hahahaha.... unya pa dramatic entrance pa as if na surprised jud!!! 

Quote from: moorish on April 14, 2010, 04:12:03 PM
ang gihangyo dire sa TB nga dili magrepeat og mga posts...unsa may naa sa mga icons gud nga idili na man pod...

Quote from: lebron on April 14, 2010, 04:21:01 PM
sakto ka moorish...............desperada...!!!!!!!!!hahahaha!!!!!!!!!gi "ban" sad q...ngano mn masuq gd ntawn.........dapat ang admin dli jd na cya moapil igi rana cya moderator.

Ga parehas raman ning duha ay... puros 14 posts. Unya, guarantisado kaha naa pa mo dire human sa eleksyon? O basin ga laroy2x rapod mo deri tungod kay eleksyon time? Just wondering...

No wonder you treat yourselves as outsiders... and not TB'ers (True Bol-anon, bwahaha!)

Peace, Lebron Jeans and Demi Moorish!!! 

Quote from: jig37504 on April 14, 2010, 04:36:57 PM
unsay "manghatag ug impormasyon" gud, nilawgaw man na imo... kung impormasyon man lang nga gikan nimo ug ubang parehas nimo, salamat na lang kay wa jud koy makuha nimo nga makahatag nakog dugang kahibaw-an. nganong apilan man nimog guinness world record, duna ba diay?

ug sa isyung "ban" ug "post deleted" ang imong pag-apil diri sa forum nagdala nag responsibilidad dili lang katungod. ning-eskwela man kaha ka? di ba nagsunod pud ko sa pamalaod sa imong eskwelahan?

mao pud na diri. kung wa kay nabasang pamalaod diri sama nako, gamita ang imong sentido komon ug maajong pamatasan.

Hilom ta kay nasuko na si Sir.  And he is very right... OK ra man pakatok usahay, pero ajaw pod ng totally lawgaw nga wala na mag respeto sa ka "bright" sa uban... abi na lang mga iro ta dinhi nga bisan unsaon pa nimog istorya di jud kasabot kay iro lang gehapon. Lain pod tong ginaingon nga, "sapagkat kami ay tao lamang." Here, ang opposite maoy atong iduot, "Mga tawo baja ta!!!" And for the most part, a word is more than enough for a wise man to know the difference...

Quote from: seith on April 14, 2010, 06:14:44 PM
mao gyud di gyud xa dapat mag-ingana bay! She is a doctor so dapat professional pod ba...dba bay?

Please leave him/her alone. Mao siguro naa sya deri aron maka pahungaw sa iyang personal nga gibati (one of many uses of TB)... In the public arena, being a professional doctor, aw mapugos jud tawon ug pugong-pugong sa dila maski lami na e hantak og tawo o e sipa ug punching bag, bwahahaha... 

Quote from: estaRiray on April 14, 2010, 07:58:15 PM
gahimo kog tabanog^^

Hala! Motabanog diay ka Est? Unya nitugpa na ka? Bwahahaha... 

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 14, 2010, 01:06:19 PM
unsa nga neck bone Chic? kalami ana oi! dayun daghan atsal! haaay!

Aw, hehehe... pork neck bones diay... soweeee!

Quote from: fdaray on April 14, 2010, 12:34:37 PM
pansit behon lang akong paniudto, nag order ...,

Waaaa kalami sa kolor sa pansit bihon... ako panihapon kay sinigang ra tawon nga neck bone (with tulip green)... ug diha poy rotisserie chicken pinalit sa Sam's wala na makaon kay labi-labing lamia sa sinigang blues... ehehehehe

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 14, 2010, 09:19:50 AM
agoihehe³ jogorms ug buhot taga Showby..maglizords sila bah?

Dyslexic man god ko mao nga binale akong binasahan bwahaha... mapilpilan man jud akong ngabil ani ni ma'm... yuga!!! 

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 14, 2010, 09:03:36 AM
whahahaha adah natakdan lagi kas HunaZan terms

na Capri (buhot sa Agta sa Culo) pod diay ka

Ajaw gajod na isulti deri kay ma lugaw ta, bwahahaha. Hilig raba ko mo rambol.... aguy aguy ang imong hunaZan terms kung e rambol bwahahaha!!!! e PM ko na lang, kapayas!!!     

Or let it remain a mystery...

Gawas ni Dr Brydz nga ako mentor, kabasa jud to ani, bwahehehe...

Naa man joy galibog ani bah... 

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 14, 2010, 08:49:37 AM
ahahaha sa Showby(Suba) ra diay ka kutob? dli tantong laagan hee³

+

Diha raba ko nakat-on sa Showby (Suba)  ug Byshow (bisyo sigarilyo)... sa bay sa mga Jandayan, dadto pod mi mag "janday2x" sa ila pajag atbang sa balay. 

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 14, 2010, 08:24:14 AM
makit-an na nmo between BadYoung and PeaceOne bwehahaha³

Sa suba ra baja ko tig panginhas no? Kay kapoy baktas lajo.... bug-at kargas mga bobo!!!

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on April 14, 2010, 08:04:45 AM
PAD'z! Dili ba diay WE WILL ROCK YOU!

Hahaha.... akong second choice kay "I'm Leaving On A Jet Plane" bwahaha!!! 

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 14, 2010, 08:08:12 AM
didto ra pod ko nagyampongad ganiha ako gi full tune imo music
 samtang multi-tasking ko ym ug telebabad agoi

Mora na ta anig mga MATRIX bisan asa nalang mag "yampongad" bwahaha <-- kuyaw sad nang imong LUDABI kay pangitaonon pas BadYoung!!!  

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 14, 2010, 07:42:45 AM
whehe³ Pad§ imong mga post ako nagisundan
  ky morag polos naghatag ug kalain laing meaning sa MDB?
    Sani man na efekto sa short syndrome ganiha?
      Napralot wla kasulod anhi? peace -hiki² ko diwe

Bwahaha... sobra pas short syndrome mao didto ko gidagsa sa laing baybayon. Lami didto sa injong baybayon kay naka bikini, dili shorts, bwahahaha... hane ba c-e...

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 14, 2010, 07:21:53 AM

presenting! hwahahhaha!

Presenting pod ko makig duet nimo MDB = Mang-aawit Da Balak-balak 

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on April 14, 2010, 06:59:19 AM
Ma imagine ka nako PAD"Z naghapa hapa ug nagpanilap murag IBID!

Waaaaaaaa.... balintong2x ra intawn kay basin ma pilpilan atong kamot ni MDB = Matrona (sa mga) Determinadong Busdik, bwahaha!!! 

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 14, 2010, 06:03:44 AM
Kalinaw nga dayon ihatag kaniya Ginoo..! RIP

@ Pad§ i ♥ that video - pramiz ahehe³

Mao nay gusto nakong ipatukar kung ako nay mo exit... kay mao nay storya sa akong spirituality, huhuhu.

"Dear Jesus, I love you... how I don't know. Please show me the way..." (Take good care of me)

"Dear Jesus, I thank you and I love you!" 

Quote from: hofelina on April 14, 2010, 06:10:23 AM
The sadness of death gives way to the bright promise of immortality. Lord, for your faithful people life is changed, not ended. When the body of our earthly dwelling lies in death....

... we gain an everlasting dwelling place in heaven. Yes yes! yes!

Quote from: catalina on April 13, 2010, 04:57:10 PM

hahahahha
in-ani ko ba.ingnon ko ako bana,na unsa man ka nawad-an og dila?

Ingna imong banana sa sunod Cat na dakpa ang dila kay nisutoy... o di gani, e explain nga mao nay GPS nato sa Pinas, discovered by Magellan IN 1521. Bwahahaha!!! 

Quote from: magbalantay on April 14, 2010, 06:50:17 AM
nagsige lang ko ug basa adlaw2x pro usahay mawad-an ko ug gana motubag or make comments. wa nako kasabot especially kabahin aning eleksyon. Na sad jud ko To be honest, nawa na ang essence aning atong forum   Sorry to say that!

Pasalamat na lang ta MB (Mag Balantay) ug MDB (Mag Di Balantay) kay at least generally peaceful pa gehapon ang Bohol ug mga Bol-anon bisag unsa na ka kusog ang ilang syinagitay sa politika. Baba-ay (word of mouth) ra gehapon ning ato kutob... sa madaling salita (ah tagawog man to!). Human sa eleksyon mag dungan napod na si Bol-anon 1 ug Bol-anon 2 mosulod sa barberohan ug mag hudyaka, mangahimo napod na silang kumpare sa bunyag ug kasal, mag-abot ug panokos sa mga pakals ug pyesta sa kalungsuran. Bol-anons will always be Bol-anons... the best race in the whole world (of course I'm bias, but we are!!!) Di gani ko taga Bohol pure (lumad Bol-anon)... pero ajaw nalang saba ug ayaw na lang pod palag, bwahehehe. Because I'm guaranted "Bol-anon" all the way!

Kay kung tua pa tas laing lugar, e.g., Basilan, mas kujap didto kay nag binombahay na sila didto. See (http://tubagbohol.mikeligalig.com/index.php?topic=26797.msg349617#msg349617). We should consider ourselves lucky!!!  

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 14, 2010, 05:40:03 AM
nagluto ko ug Swedish meatballs ug rice pilaf with pine nuts! aguy!!!! taym ang picture...




all from scratch!!!

Kalami ba ana MDB magpanilap man pod ta.... nyalap!!! Nyalap tilaf pilaf....

Church shattered windows


Shattered glasses inside church

Note: I'm just repeating the captions of the sent photos... per description of the sender


Church side facing the Plaza


Wrecked car

I got this from the email... photos courtesy of Rene V. Carbayas


Bomb wrecked bikes


Church side facing the Land Bank

Bishops Condemn Bombing of Basilan Cathedral

MANILA, April 13 (PNA) - Catholic bishops condemned the bombing of a cathedral in Isabela, Basilan on Tuesday morning that killed five people and injuring several others.

Basilan Bishop Martin Jumoad asked the people to stay calm and cooperate and let authorities do their job in controlling the situation.

“I call my people to stay calm. I call the men and women in uniforms, we need the assistance to have neutralized the situation in the cathedral,” he said, in an interview over Radio Veritas 846

“The AFP and PNP should neutralize the rebel groups who have attacked the cathedral in Isabela City ,” the prelate said.
He also called on the people , including the pink sisters from the Carmelite monastery, to pray that there will be peace in Basilan.

Cotabato Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo said that the churches in Mindanao were in solidarity in condemning this brazen act.
He also called on the government to closely look or give priority in attaining peace in Mindanao , particularly in Basilan.

Baguio Bishop Carlito Cenzon said the incident was a condemnable act, adding that he was praying for Bishop Jumoad and the people of Basilan.

The bomb also caused damage to properties and a portion of the cathedral. (PNA/PIA9-BST)

By Teofilo P. Garcia

ISABELA CITY, Basilan, April 13 (PNA) - Fifteen people, including three soldiers and a policeman, were killed while 13 others were wounded in three separate bomb explosions in this city Tuesday, officials said.

Isabela City Mayor Cherylyn Santos-Akbar disclosed that five of the 15 killed were among the suspects, whose identities remain unknown.

Akbar said two of the suspects died at the hospital while the other three were killed when the vehicle they were riding caught fire when a bomb they were carrying exploded prematurely around 10:30 a.m. in Barangay Eastside.

“The bomb exploded prematurely while they were carrying it looking for a target,” Akbar said in an interview.

“This (first incident) is a premature explosion,” Regional Explosive Ordnance Demolition (EOD) chief, Supt. Jose Bayani Gucela said while inspecting the first explosion site at Barangay Eastside, this city.

1Lt. Steffani Cacho, Western Mindanao Command (Wesmincom) information officer, said the three soldiers and a policeman were killed when they were fired upon by some of the suspects, who managed to escape, when they rushed to Barangay Eastside.

The second explosion took place around 11:10 a.m. beside the Sta. Isabela Cathedral Church in downtown Isabela City , wherein 13 people were injured.

The bomb was placed on a motorcycle that was parked at the parking area of the Cathedral.

The explosion also destroyed 17 vehicles, including 10 motorcycles, six four-wheel vehicles and a tricycle.

No one was killed or injured in the third incident since the bomb was detonated by the EOD personnel before the suspects have set-off the explosive.

Governor Jum Akbar has requested the military and police to relentlessly pursue the suspects as well as the mastermind of the incident.

Akbar has called on the residents to be vigilant and to rally behind the authorities by way of providing information that would lead to the arrest of the suspects. (PNA/PIA9-BST)

Here's one for the beloved Bishop whose music influenced many of us tremendously studying in the seminary at Taloto - and when I went to the SVD school in Tagaytay in the mid 80s him being an SVD missionary. Di jud ko makalimot sa iyang mga hinimo, one of them was "Blest Be The Lord." Mao ra pod ni akong ikabawon nimo Bishop, this little song-prayer:

"Take me with you, O Lord... carry me through
For in You - only in You - can I find my peace."
May you rest in the peace of our Maker.

Dear Jesus

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on April 14, 2010, 05:19:27 AM
sige birahan si eddie diri wala ta kahibaw nagpahipi lang si trisha ug pureza ngari or di gani usa mga nag post ngari. 

Hahaha... basin maoy gapasira sa TB ganina (LoL)

Quote from: bugsay on April 13, 2010, 02:19:30 PM
bunga kana sa pangidaron, Padz...bwahaahaha

Mao na!!! Naka tan-aw baja pod kog sine (Time Machine Bathtub) ug 30 minute walking pahilis sa tinowang tuna hahahaha...  

Quote from: leah_marie on April 13, 2010, 02:09:37 PM
ay, kuya arki oi..storya ta ug tinuod..akipan man ug gahum2...haha

Unsa bay gahum2x day Leah? Basin suhol tawag ana hehehehe. Jok jok jok...

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 13, 2010, 06:10:17 AM
transparent baby..kita ka nako? nyahaha³

Aw naa diay ka diha Blew!!!! 

Naghuna-huna ko dis-a raman dong akong adlaw.... mora man lag nilabay nga wa mangamosta. Dri lang baya ko ga dokdok sa TB bwahehehehe. Gilipat ko da!!! 

Quote from: statesville on April 13, 2010, 12:34:43 PM
Ang kilay ra ang palihokon imbis moingon ug o (yes)

Usahay ang "simod" maoy gamiton e tudlo sa direction or to point at something... mao ni kataw-an sa mga tawo deri hehehe 

Quote from: Anna&amp;Jorge on April 13, 2010, 12:40:14 PM
one hisses to gain attention, for example, when calling for a waiter in a restaurant or calling for a cab....

when you want to pay your bill, draw a rectangle in the air with your index finger and thumb....

Sitsit ug chit (instead of check) hehehe

Quote from: taga tigbao on April 13, 2010, 11:51:34 AM
kaldero?

kawa?

kalderen?

hungot?

paja?

tungaw?

Naa ba ni silay mga English translation? Dinhi ko madam-ag sa contest ug English translation, wa jamo ko kahibawo, (Hangtud karon). Hahahaha

Ambot sakto ba ning akoa:

Kaldero = stock pot (para sabaw)

Kawa = sauce pan, frying pan. saute pan... daghan na depende sa gilawmon hehehe

tungaw = ticks

Unsa to nang kalderen, paja ug hungot... hasta ni wa na gano ko kanumdom hahaha

Quote from: bugsay on April 13, 2010, 11:54:51 AM
nope, sa akong pangagpas, si Hubag ug si ms Islander usa ra...
si bai Hubag gyud na, nag identity crisis....usahay magpaka ms Isles......hinaut lang unta nga di magpa baki-baki.
bwhahahahah

Aguy! Basin naay mokantag mutya ka beleleng ani bwahehehehe! 

Link Source: http://divinewordseminary.blogspot.com/2010/04/rip-bishop-miguel-cinches-svd-1932-2010.html

Bishop Miguel Cinches, SVD, after a lingering illness,  passed away this this afternoon (April 12) at 2:55 pm in a hospital in Manila. He was 78 years old. He was bishop emeritus of the Diocese of Surigao.

He was born in Dauis, Bohol on February 7, 1932 and ordained priest in 1961. He taught philosophy from 1968-1973 here at Divine Word Seminary where he served as rector from 1970 until his election in 1973 as the bishop of the Diocese of Surigao by Pope Paul VI. He served this diocese in Mindanao for 28 years.

A prolific composer of liturgical music, Bishop Cinches was one of the few outstanding musicians of the Philippine SVD. During his seminary years as student and professor, he handled the seminary choir and led it in concert performances both inside and outside the seminary.

Last year, senior SVD members of  Divine Word Seminary, under the direction of Fr. Raul Caga, SVD (himself from Surigao) recorded a CD Album as a tribute to him on the occassion of the 100 years of Philippine SVD. The album entitle, Complines and Vespers is a testimony of his many beautiful words and of his spirituality. These songs can still be heard today in the Tagaytay seminary when the SVD community gathers for its Saturday prayers (complines) and Sunday vespers.

Below is a cut from the album which you can order by sending email to rrandy33@yahoo.com.

The song is the so-called Nunc Dimittis, the Song of Simeon in the Gospel of Luke. At Jesus' presentation, Simeon, a devout and righteous man, was promised that he would not see death before he had see the Lord's Messiah. When he saw Jesus, he took him in his arms and praised God: "Master, now you let your servant go in peace, according to your word" (Luke 2:29) -- wonderful words for Bishop Cinchess who had composed a song out of Simeon's prayer.
[from the album's write-up]


Now Lord you let your servant go in peace (Nunc Dimittis)

http://www.muziboo.com/rrandy33/music/now-lord-you-let-your-servant-go-in-peace-nunc-dimittis/

Antiphon:

Lord, save us while we are awake,
protect us while we sleep;
and Christ with  whom we keep our watch,
will guard our souls in peace.

At last, all-powerful Master,
you give leave to your servant to go in peace,
according to your promise.

For my eyes have seen your salvation
which you have prepared for all nations

The light you enlighten the Gentiles
and give glory to Israe your people

Glory be to the Father....

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 13, 2010, 11:39:53 AM
gimingaw ko ni Hubag ug ni Miss Isles...


taympa unsa man na sila mura man ug mag asawa? o pet ni Miss Isles si Kittybag?

Naghuna-huna ka nila MDB o gimingaw nila? Basin solmit na sila pod...

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 13, 2010, 07:11:22 AM
porvida kon maupaw ang rasta diay adto? peace !

Si TARZAN man to na sija sa tinuod lang... gikuhaan lag letter N unja ge rambol, maong nahimong RASTA. Mao nay akong psychology ni Isle, nga nagtakuban sa profile nga Cheetah, bwahahaha.