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dont get scared folks. mag anam ug ka tinood ning atong sine. maajo lang ug mo lahutay ang kontrabida. kay na loja na. logos na intawon mag pa kita. ingon ana man nang tawo nga sad-an.

andam andam na diha hari sa mga tolisan. ang imong papel sa atong drama war correspondent. kay aron naay maka testigos nga wala gi torture ang prisoner of war. gi piktan lang ang itlog.

reserve lang sa nang mga pictures nato sa camp lapulapu vots. kay ulahi man ug gawas ang bida, the greatest internet actor of all time, balonglong tikongkong. pwede ug ipagawas nimo ang imo lang pictures. taken at campo lapo lapo. para suspense ba. pa dugang sa thrilling.

basin di ta ka abot sa ending. kay nagka tapolan na man ang kontrabida. wala na may 100 posts. unsaon nga ga lisod na ang film company. hapit na mahorot ang budget nga $50,000. gi kobra na daan sa mga army buddies ni balong. for the first part of our show. SURVEILLANCE and RECONNAISSANCE.

Quote from: diablo on July 28, 2013, 02:45:10 AM
pa dugang sa thrilling. aho mong tagaan ug clues kong asa ning la isla bonita. it is a very small island from across mainland bohol. 30 minutes malibot na nimo. ang tagija aning islaha, is not me. he is my friend. leader of a religious cult with more than 300,000 members across the visayas. kong naay eleksyon, ang mga politiko mo bisita dinhi sa mainland where my friend resides.for the swing vote.  ang ilang mga bodyguards ma bilin intawon sa gawas. di maka sulod. out of respect to my friend.

rest assured dear readers, that it is not a figment of my imagination. this island exists. this is where our story will end. kay di man jud matabang ug badlong ang top columnist nato. ipa kita jud nija kong kinsa sija. hmmm. false bravado. let us wait and see.

guba na ang mga sheds. okey pa gihapon ang firing range. wa jud kay makita nga nag dunggo nga mga sakyanan aning islaha. nobody dares. anhi ang kataposang eksena sa SUMMER of 2014. location shooting now going on in new york.

you are the one who dont learn from your mistakes. you called me idiot, now you call me stupid. you compound your mistakes. you will surely regret. the day of retribution is coming. august 17.

angay ko ug dinuguan

be wise then. dont be a fool. you better get lost after august 17. that is the time when my anger will be full vent. you dishonored me. i will take back my honor. your friends have already deserted you. you stand alone. it's me against you in mortal combat. in an island in the sun where our story will end. LA ISLA BONITA.

koyawa ug posing oi.

ingna na lang gud nga na hadlok na ka. nganong lipod lipod pa man oy. introduction pa lang gani hubs, kurat na ka. unsa na kaha kong iyoting na jud ug sugod . i just want you to get out of tbnation. okey lang nang ubang alyas. i hate it when i see hubagbohol avatar. mo hubagboil ahong blood. honestly.

agwantaha na lang amo boss balong. para mahuman ang sine

unsa kahay maajo ug posilon na lang deretso ug ipa anod na lang sa sapa. kay hapit na ma pordoy ang atong film company. over the budget na, naa pa sa new york ang iyoting,
wa pa ka abot sa pinas.

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sigi mo lakaw sa ko. kay hadlok ko ni hitler

bantog rang isog ka. bata bata man diay ka ni hitler

ug di ka mo uban naho, pabilin ka dinhi. im going to walk away and move on. but you stay here at your peril. because the eye in the sky will be watching over you

Walk away, please go
Before you throw your life away
A life that I could share for just a day
We should have met some years ago
For your sake I say
Walk away, just go.
Walk away, and live
A life that's full
With no regret
Don't look back at me
Just try to forget
Why build a dream that cannot come true
So be strong, reach the stars now
Walk away, walk on.
If I heard your voice
I'd beg you to stay
So don't say a word
Just run, run away.
Goodbye my love
My tears will fall
Now that you've gone
I can't help but cry
But I must go on
I'm sad that I have been searching so long
You, I love you, but I told you
Walk away, walk on, walk on

walk away please go
before you throw your life away

we will shoot THE LAST SUPPER in queens, new york.

naks naman. imo na ning tubagbohol after aug. 17

swing little botoy

dats good. you did not regret it wen you started dis. gi badlong na ta ni mike sauna, misamot ka ug gara. hala tiwason ni nato para mahuman

daghana ug post para madali ang medalya

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 30, 2013, 09:42:48 PM

i made it my business because you called me an IDIOT. get lost

aha. tulisan diay si balongix. okey lang

hihihi. tiwas jud atong iyoting sa pinas aning dagana. kay okey kaayo ang kontrabida. di ma hadlok ba

agoroy. bantay bitaw ug di ka mo tunga inig sugod sa shoting ha. hapit na

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ug mingawon ko ako rang usa sa florida, mo fly ko ug new york para makita panagsa ang mga baktin. new york to florida is 3 hours by plane. wa jud ko mag dahom nga mahimo kong tourist. maajo pa sauna sa sheman pa ko. soroy soroy tibook kalibots. ikaw pa maoy sweldohan. ug tourist ka imo tanang gasto. sigi na lang. there is no reason to complain. we should appreciate what we have and share our blessings. kay di man nato mada ang kwarta sa lobnganan. ibilin man nato tanan. we should live every day as if it is our last. for death comes like a thief in the night. bisan unsang orasa mahimong bawi-on sa GINOO ang hinolaman nato nga kinabuhi.

every summer man gud, mamakasyon ning ahong mga baktin sa new york. to stay with their mommy. due to circumstances beyond our control, because of the pressures of business, i had little time left for my wife. wala man mi mag divorce. gi baligja lang naho ang mga video stores sa new york ug mi balhin ko sa florida. gidala naho ang mga baktin. mao nga nahimo kong houseband. ako maoy kosinero, housekeeper, gardener, dishwasher kay di man ko mo gamit ug dishwasher, kinamot lang. karon kay dagko naman ahong mga baktin, retire na ko pagka driver. gi palitan na lang naho sila ug mga kotse. mao nga pwede na ko mag soroy soroy. seguro mo uli ko kadiyot sa pinas. mo simhot sa hangin sa maribojoc. wa man gud ko ka lagbas sa maribojoc. business and pleasure trip combined. camp lapulapu ug china ang miagi nahong biyahe

Quote from: diablo on July 30, 2013, 06:26:27 PM

BARATohon lang nga hotel ang atong gi check in nan kay di man ta ka afford ug trump hotel. sayang ang libong dolyar kada adlaw. sigi lang, maka daug gani ta ug lotto bisan way palit palit, mag shooting ta ug usab sa trump hotel.

dili ko ma antigo ug poker. pero di ko mo atras ug hagit. karaang sundaw god ta. di ta basta basta mada ug gulat oi. ang ahong gibuhat, nag empake dajon ko para mo lopad na pod sa kahanginan. wa man jud motoo ning ahong kontra nga gikan na ko ug china. kay naka menos lagi aning ubos ninjong maglilingaw. unsa gud intawon atong i plete nga mini millionaire man ta. mini nga milyonaryo. counterfeit millionaire hmmmm. he is right. balong goes to china was shot in chinatown,brooklyn, usa. para pag daginot sa gastos. kay basin ma over the budget ta. $50000 ra goy atong budget niining atong sine SUMMER of 2014

natinga ko ba kay mi sibo man sa ahong story line. kay july 18 gihagit man ko nga mo duwa ug poker

gikan ko sa bathroom, nanoktok ang roomboy gihatdan ko ug newspaper

Quote from: diablo on July 30, 2013, 01:55:43 PM

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sowee mga pipol di ko makita. 6 pototer man ko. ang webmaster unta nato ug si doc lorenz maoy angayan kay american height

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World's Oldest Man Takes Aspirin, Eats a Banana Every Day
Thursday, 25 Jul 2013 05:38 PM

A 112-year-old self-taught musician, coal miner and gin rummy aficionado from western New York is the world's oldest man, according to Guinness World Records Ltd.

Salustiano Sanchez-Blazquez became the world's oldest man when Jiroemon Kimura died June 12 at age 116.

The world's oldest person is a woman, 115-year-old Misao Okawa of Japan.

Guinness World Records used census reports, immigration papers, marriage records and news reports to confirm the record.

Robert Young, senior gerontology consultant with Guinness World Records, said 90 percent of all supercentenarians are female and Salustiano is currently the only male born in 1901 with proof of birth.

Born June 8, 1901, in village of El Tejado de Bejar, Spain, he was known for his talent on the dulzania, a double-reed wind instrument that he taught himself and played at weddings and village celebrations. At 17, he moved with his older brother Pedro and a group of friends to Cuba, where they worked in the cane fields.

In 1920, he came to the United States through Ellis Island and worked in the coal mines of Lynch, Ky. Ultimately, he moved to the Niagara Falls area of New York, where he still lives, working in construction and in the industrial furnaces. He married his wife, Pearl, in 1934.

In a statement provided by Guinness World Records, Salustiano â€" whose nickname is "Shorty" â€" said he was humbled by the attention, saying he didn't feel he accomplished anything special just because he has lived longer than most.

"He says, 'I'm an old man and let's leave it at that,'" said his daughter, 69-year-old Irene Johnson. Salustiano lived with Johnson in Grand Island after his wife died in 1988; he moved to a nursing home in 2007.

"We did our best," Johnson said. "We weren't going to put him somewhere just because he was old."

Salustiano said his longevity can be attributed to eating one banana per day and his daily dose of six Anacin tablets. His daughter has another theory.

"I think it's just because he's an independent, stubborn man," she said.

Besides his daughter, he has a 76-year-old son, John, seven grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and five great-great-grandchildren.

The oldest authenticated person was Jeanne Louise Calment of France, who died at the age of 122 years and 164 days.

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Among the findings:

_For the first time since 1975, the number of white single-mother households living in poverty with children surpassed or equaled black ones in the past decade, spurred by job losses and faster rates of out-of-wedlock births among whites. White single-mother families in poverty stood at nearly 1.5 million in 2011, comparable to the number for blacks. Hispanic single-mother families in poverty trailed at 1.2 million.

_Since 2000, the poverty rate among working-class whites has grown faster than among working-class nonwhites, rising 3 percentage points to 11 percent as the recession took a bigger toll among lower-wage workers. Still, poverty among working-class nonwhites remains higher, at 23 percent.

_The share of children living in high-poverty neighborhoods â€" those with poverty rates of 30 percent or more â€" has increased to 1 in 10, putting them at higher risk of teenage pregnancy or dropping out of school. Non-Hispanic whites accounted for 17 percent of the child population in such neighborhoods, compared with 13 percent in 2000, even though the overall proportion of white children in the U.S. has been declining.

The share of black children in high-poverty neighborhoods dropped from 43 percent to 37 percent, while the share of Latino children went from 38 percent to 39 percent.

_Race disparities in health and education have narrowed generally since the 1960s. While residential segregation remains high, a typical black person now lives in a nonmajority black neighborhood for the first time. Previous studies have shown that wealth is a greater predictor of standardized test scores than race; the test-score gap between rich and low-income students is now nearly double the gap between blacks and whites.

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Going back to the 1980s, never have whites been so pessimistic about their futures, according to the General Social Survey, a biannual survey conducted by NORC at the University of Chicago. Just 45 percent say their family will have a good chance of improving their economic position based on the way things are in America.

The divide is especially evident among those whites who self-identify as working class. Forty-nine percent say they think their children will do better than them, compared with 67 percent of nonwhites who consider themselves working class, even though the economic plight of minorities tends to be worse.

Although they are a shrinking group, working-class whites â€" defined as those lacking a college degree â€" remain the biggest demographic bloc of the working-age population. In 2012, Election Day exit polls conducted for the AP and the television networks showed working-class whites made up 36 percent of the electorate, even with a notable drop in white voter turnout.

Last November, Obama won the votes of just 36 percent of those noncollege whites, the worst performance of any Democratic nominee among that group since Republican Ronald Reagan's 1984 landslide victory over Walter Mondale.

Some Democratic analysts have urged renewed efforts to bring working-class whites into the political fold, calling them a potential "decisive swing voter group" if minority and youth turnout level off in future elections. "In 2016 GOP messaging will be far more focused on expressing concern for `the middle class' and `average Americans,'" Andrew Levison and Ruy Teixeira wrote recently in The New Republic.

"They don't trust big government, but it doesn't mean they want no government," says Republican pollster Ed Goeas, who agrees that working-class whites will remain an important electoral group. His research found that many of them would support anti-poverty programs if focused broadly on job training and infrastructure investment. This past week, Obama pledged anew to help manufacturers bring jobs back to America and to create jobs in the energy sectors of wind, solar and natural gas.

"They feel that politicians are giving attention to other people and not them," Goeas said.

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AP Director of Polling Jennifer Agiesta, News Survey Specialist Dennis Junius and AP writer Debra McCown in Buchanan County, Va., contributed to this report.

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Census figures provide an official measure of poverty, but they're only a temporary snapshot that doesn't capture the makeup of those who cycle in and out of poverty at different points in their lives. They may be suburbanites, for example, or the working poor or the laid off.

In 2011 that snapshot showed 12.6 percent of adults in their prime working-age years of 25-60 lived in poverty. But measured in terms of a person's lifetime risk, a much higher number â€" 4 in 10 adults â€" falls into poverty for at least a year of their lives.

The risks of poverty also have been increasing in recent decades, particularly among people ages 35-55, coinciding with widening income inequality. For instance, people ages 35-45 had a 17 percent risk of encountering poverty during the 1969-1989 time period; that risk increased to 23 percent during the 1989-2009 period. For those ages 45-55, the risk of poverty jumped from 11.8 percent to 17.7 percent.

Higher recent rates of unemployment mean the lifetime risk of experiencing economic insecurity now runs even higher: 79 percent, or 4 in 5 adults, by the time they turn 60.

By race, nonwhites still have a higher risk of being economically insecure, at 90 percent. But compared with the official poverty rate, some of the biggest jumps under the newer measure are among whites, with more than 76 percent enduring periods of joblessness, life on welfare or near-poverty.

By 2030, based on the current trend of widening income inequality, close to 85 percent of all working-age adults in the U.S. will experience bouts of economic insecurity.

"Poverty is no longer an issue of `them', it's an issue of `us'," says Mark Rank, a professor at Washington University in St. Louis who calculated the numbers. "Only when poverty is thought of as a mainstream event, rather than a fringe experience that just affects blacks and Hispanics, can we really begin to build broader support for programs that lift people in need."

The numbers come from Rank's analysis being published by the Oxford University Press. They are supplemented with interviews and figures provided to the AP by Tom Hirschl, a professor at Cornell University; John Iceland, a sociology professor at Penn State University; the University of New Hampshire's Carsey Institute; the Census Bureau; and the Population Reference Bureau.

Nationwide, the count of America's poor remains stuck at a record number: 46.2 million, or 15 percent of the population, due in part to lingering high unemployment following the recession. While poverty rates for blacks and Hispanics are nearly three times higher, by absolute numbers the predominant face of the poor is white.

More than 19 million whites fall below the poverty line of $23,021 for a family of four, accounting for more than 41 percent of the nation's destitute, nearly double the number of poor blacks.

Sometimes termed "the invisible poor" by demographers, lower-income whites generally are dispersed in suburbs as well as small rural towns, where more than 60 percent of the poor are white. Concentrated in Appalachia in the East, they are numerous in the industrial Midwest and spread across America's heartland, from Missouri, Arkansas and Oklahoma up through the Great Plains.

Buchanan County, in southwest Virginia, is among the nation's most destitute based on median income, with poverty hovering at 24 percent. The county is mostly white, as are 99 percent of its poor.

More than 90 percent of Buchanan County's inhabitants are working-class whites who lack a college degree. Higher education long has been seen there as nonessential to land a job because well-paying mining and related jobs were once in plentiful supply. These days many residents get by on odd jobs and government checks.

Salyers' daughter, Renee Adams, 28, who grew up in the region, has two children. A jobless single mother, she relies on her live-in boyfriend's disability checks to get by. Salyers says it was tough raising her own children as it is for her daughter now, and doesn't even try to speculate what awaits her grandchildren, ages 4 and 5.

Smoking a cigarette in front of the produce stand, Adams later expresses a wish that employers will look past her conviction a few years ago for distributing prescription painkillers, so she can get a job and have money to "buy the kids everything they need."

"It's pretty hard," she said. "Once the bills are paid, we might have $10 to our name."

WASHINGTON â€" Four out of 5 U.S. adults struggle with joblessness, near-poverty or reliance on welfare for at least parts of their lives, a sign of deteriorating economic security and an elusive American dream.

Survey data exclusive to The Associated Press points to an increasingly globalized U.S. economy, the widening gap between rich and poor, and the loss of good-paying manufacturing jobs as reasons for the trend.

The findings come as President Barack Obama tries to renew his administration's emphasis on the economy, saying in recent speeches that his highest priority is to "rebuild ladders of opportunity" and reverse income inequality.

As nonwhites approach a numerical majority in the U.S., one question is how public programs to lift the disadvantaged should be best focused â€" on the affirmative action that historically has tried to eliminate the racial barriers seen as the major impediment to economic equality, or simply on improving socioeconomic status for all, regardless of race.

Hardship is particularly growing among whites, based on several measures. Pessimism among that racial group about their families' economic futures has climbed to the highest point since at least 1987. In the most recent AP-GfK poll, 63 percent of whites called the economy "poor."

"I think it's going to get worse," said Irene Salyers, 52, of Buchanan County, Va., a declining coal region in Appalachia. Married and divorced three times, Salyers now helps run a fruit and vegetable stand with her boyfriend but it doesn't generate much income. They live mostly off government disability checks.

"If you do try to go apply for a job, they're not hiring people, and they're not paying that much to even go to work," she said. Children, she said, have "nothing better to do than to get on drugs."

While racial and ethnic minorities are more likely to live in poverty, race disparities in the poverty rate have narrowed substantially since the 1970s, census data show. Economic insecurity among whites also is more pervasive than is shown in the government's poverty data, engulfing more than 76 percent of white adults by the time they turn 60, according to a new economic gauge being published next year by the Oxford University Press.

The gauge defines "economic insecurity" as experiencing unemployment at some point in their working lives, or a year or more of reliance on government aid such as food stamps or income below 150 percent of the poverty line. Measured across all races, the risk of economic insecurity rises to 79 percent.


Marriage rates are in decline across all races, and the number of white mother-headed households living in poverty has risen to the level of black ones.

"It's time that America comes to understand that many of the nation's biggest disparities, from education and life expectancy to poverty, are increasingly due to economic class position," said William Julius Wilson, a Harvard professor who specializes in race and poverty. He noted that despite continuing economic difficulties, minorities have more optimism about the future after Obama's election, while struggling whites do not.

"There is the real possibility that white alienation will increase if steps are not taken to highlight and address inequality on a broad front," Wilson said.

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Quote from: diablo on July 28, 2013, 08:16:00 PM
coming very very soon

AUGUST 17



disclaimer  idiots, fools, charlatans, dreamers, pretenders, millionaire wannabees,
aliens, zombies, and endangered species like hubags and boils will not be harmed during the shooting of this movie. location shooting is now going on in new york and florida. if i see hubag's avatar again, location shooting will continue in the philippines.

Eike Batista, chief executive officer of EBX Group Co. Ltd., listens during a Bloomberg Television interview at the annual Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California, U.S., on Monday, April 30, 2012. The conference brings together hundreds of chief executive officers, senior government officials and leading figures in the global capital markets for discussions on social, political and economic challenges. Photographer: Patrick Fallon/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Eike Batista, Formerly World's 8th Richest Man, Loses $33 Billion In Just 16 Months
The Huffington Post  |  By Harry Bradford   
Posted: 07/26/2013 2:16 pm EDT



You think losing a $10 bill is bad? Trying losing $33 billion, and with it your ranking among the world's richest men.

That’s what’s happened to Brazilian oil tycoon Eike Batista, who last year was quite literally on top of the world. Life was good, he was eighth richest man on the planet, and once he even vowed to overtake Mexico’s Carlos Slim as the planet's richest man.

It didn't last, and Batista has since watched his $34 billion net worth plummet some $33 billion over 16 months or so, according to Bloomberg. The big problem? His oil conglomerate, OGX Petroleo & Gas Participacoes SA, lost 90 percent of its value over the last year, leaving Batista with a relatively paltry $200 million when including debts he owes to investors.

Batista, known for his charismatic persona and opulent lifestyle, simply may have been overly optimistic at a time when his country was experiencing strong economic growth. (Brazil’s economy has since fallen on harder times.) Sergio Lazzarini, of the INSPER Business School in Sao Paulo, told BBC News that Batista's business model “was exaggerated in every sense.”

Batista’s optimism nevertheless appears undiminished, even in the face of debts to OGX investors such as General Electric, IBM and Abu Dhabi’s state investment fund Mubadala, The Wall Street Journal reports.

“I will honor all of my obligations,” Batista wrote in a Valor Economico newspaper op-ed last week where he admitted regretting taking his companies public. “I won’t leave a single penny unpaid for each one of my debts.”

At such a vast sum, Batista’s losses stand as the greatest decline in personal net worth since March 2012, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires index.


Other billionaires who've had hard landings in recent years include Ikea founder Ingvar Kamprad, who lost $17 billion in 2010, as well as Sean Quinn, once known as Ireland’s richest man, who declared bankruptcy in 2011 after being worth $6 billion just 3 years earlier, according to Forbes.

Quote from: diablo on July 24, 2013, 05:18:50 PM
sapawan naho si money tree. need your help. unsa may atong ending sa summer of 2014. love or war. refer to love and romance section. title ra ni ha. pwede ang summer of 2014 karong tuiga

          SUMMER of 2014

maybe this year, maybe next year, maybe never

maybe this year

coming very very soon

AUGUST 17



disclaimer  idiots, fools, charlatans, dreamers, pretenders, millionaire wannabees,
aliens, zombies, and endangered species like hubags and boils will not be harmed during the shooting of this movie. location shooting is now going on in new york and florida. if i see hubag's avatar again, location shooting will continue in the philippines.

kay di man ko tawo. unggoy man ko

in real life, dili na mag silbi ang imong anting anting

mao ra intawon ni imong mahimo. kong naa nay mo kohit sa imong likod. tawo nga wa ka kaila, what will you do

see you soon bay hubs. good day

just say your prayers

you better heed your own advice. the game begins august 17. i am the hunter. you are the prey

naka sabot ba kaha ka ining imong gi sibya. or copy paste lang kotob

ug di gihapon ka makasabot nga tinod-anay na ni, wa na koy mahimo. di man ka idiot. kasabot man ka unsay ip address ug gps

ampo lang nga ma tigbak ko ug high blood. para di na ko ka balik

tagaan naho ug lugar nga maka post si hubag. ijawat maka dawat ug dugang medalya. medals of dishonor because he used his power to belittle me, he keeps on calling me an idiot. okey lang.

i will be back to thrill everyone on august 17. i will be back as me.

the one and only balong.

prepare all your weapons

maayo diay ka sa stock market. bisan pila ka sako pa nang imong kwarta, wa koy problema. i dont run away from a fight. remember that you started this , not me. anyway, i am going away after i finish my topic on august 17

you invited me to play poker on july 18. look at the date of the newspaper july 19

i have packed my bag a long time ago. when you invited me to play poker

hadlok ba diay ka ug abogon nga isog man ka

dont get scared. just get lost

nothing personal. just do what i have to

wa na koy mahimo. basta mawala na ko dinhi inig kahuman sa ahong sibya on august 17. tubagbohol is all yours

go doc go. keep on posting

WOW

war is justified when the oppressed balong rebel against the oppressor desiderius hubagus erasmus

gamit ug laing alyas

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 06, 2013, 09:38:47 AM

http://ph.she.yahoo.com/

go home and take care of your family. you are wasting too much time here

pamahin sa imong medalya hubag. wa pa jud ko ka tilaw ug medalya

dats good. para di na ko maka kita nimo. 8 medals is enough. 9 is too much.

an old soldier is packing his bag. ready for mortal combat

i am not a civilized man anymore. because you belittled me. took away my honor.

pa himosli ug post para maka abot ka ug 8 medals. thats my lucky number

kwestyonable pa ni kong ma dajon. gubot pa. sigi pang gera

mora nay imong mahimo. looya pod ka oi.

i am still reading. pa dayon. pero di na ko gusto maka kita pa nimo after august 17. if you continue posting, it will be at your own peril. por tabla na lang. let us both get out of here para ma linaw na

hang on in there vots. pamaylo sa kong asa ka maka baylo. next week i will send you $100 again. dili na kinhangan nga ilisan nimo. call it an answer to your prayers. takilid ko karon. sigi ug ka arkanse ang trading

CUT   

kong mo franchise ka ug jollibee sa pinas. perte nang mahala. 40 milyon pesos. dere sa states barato pa. $40,000 lang.