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True.  But what kind of creative?  Procreative? 

The person next to post has never smoked a tinustos.

Is Wolf "Mohandis Hajji?"

Hssshhh....

Off-topic na ta, Mari.  Balik na ta ni GEC.

Mmmmm.....

Ning-una-una diay ka sa Kalag-Kalag, 'gaw?  Hapit na ra ba.  Managkot na pud tang tanan ani.

(  Illusive.  It does exist.  I checked the dictionary.   However, for that sense I prefer using "illusory.")

equerry

query, err, rye, eye (42 sec)

fidelity

Quote from: C2H4 on October 06, 2007, 11:24:57 AM
hahahaha!

kurog si teng sa akong nawong nga murag ungo

bwahahaha!

teng, lami kaayo nang mais paresan ug inun-unan nga bolinao, puston sa dahon sa saging...

pareho jud na nako ang monggol, hasta nang netbag...

kusog pa kaayo ko mamaligya ug yema sa una

ako ra pud ang mokaon, wa'y halin

Quote from: junayag on October 06, 2007, 12:19:29 PM

hello all,
glad to be back from a short absence as am on an emergency business trip in the Philippines that would last for more than a week...got a chance to browse though can't hand around for long... would love to meet TB members based in Bohol when I could find time next week.. will advise.

can't help but feel sad and get upset with what one of our "believed well composed TB members" got the nerve to do a foul disposition. However, this is a learning opportunity for us...

Mike you've done great efforts...as the cliche goes " All what you will give, will come back to your own"... good day to all.

Sir Jun, please do.

Quote from: ms da binsi on October 02, 2007, 04:27:16 AM
kaila ka!!!

naa moy mga kalambigitan? sama sa

uyab,
ig-agaw
classmate,
roommate,
unsa pa?

nganong kabalo man ka na pala inom sha ug kape aber??? explain?

Ang imong lolo ug ang iyang lolo silingan og garden sa Grade 5?

Shaolin Soccer and a lot more! (All with Bisaya or Ilonggo accents!)

There's also Harry Potter and Troy.

"Sad" mo lang!

The person below me is responsible for the shutdown.

My heart is troubled.
My mind is lost.
And in my stomach,
many butterflies are aflutter.

But, then, to lose
that which is you?

Quote from: Ginger on October 04, 2007, 03:56:23 PM
You know the answer.

You ask for commitment.
One not easily made.

Quote from: Ginger on October 04, 2007, 03:41:08 PM
We'll never know, Sigbin.
I might date again.
Not with Happy but,
with someone else exciting.

What will prevent this?

Someone with non-platonic intentions.

What brought me relief?
Your date was Happy.
And not someone else.

I am relieved, Ging.
I don't know why.

The task is overwhelming but, at least, we don't have to solve it in one night by ourselves.  Hinay-hinay, basta kanunay.

Don't worry.  I think Mike has covered pretty much all expletives that there are.  Which brings into question how chaste he is in thought and how considerable his exposure to these words have been. hehehe

No offense taken, Ma'am C2H4.

I believe that much of it is in our history and, yes, even in the many cultures that we've come in contact with or whose blood have been infused in our own.  It does seem that whatever binds us together seems very flimsy, even inexistent, but we must find it otherwise there is no reason for the Philippines to remain as it is.  I would like to believe that that reason still exists.  Any people or peoples that chooses to become a nation must at least try to be one and not just give up at the first sign of a challenge or even if the challenges seem endless.

I'll try it anyway.

illusive

sill, live, evil, veil, sieve, vile, isle, vise, lie, vie, sue, sell (3 min and 45 sec)

reviewer

Ging, I'm not really sure if this word exists.  Do you mean "illusory" or "elusive"?

Just read this thread.  I see that there's a lot more to Inday than I thought.

"A chambermaid?  You're so pathetic.  The only reason I came into this house was because nothing was happening here."  I sort of understand the first three sentences but the last one evades me.  I tried to get contextual clues from the last sentence but I only got "your house is ugly."

Sa kakanosebleed niya, dapat lumayas na ang amo sa bahay niya.

It's your old username.

Wa koy katungod magselos.

But this is also true in many other countries, Ma'am C2H4.  Yes, we identify ourselfves and others by the region or province we come from but isn't this what Bavarians do in Germany?  What Basques do in Spain and France?  What Okinawans do in Japan?  What Sikhs do in India?  In fact, I find it remarkable (and I am thankful for this) that we still haven't gone through civil war.  As Boholanos, there is much that distinguishes us from other Filipinos but I am sure that there is also much to bind us together.

Wa ko nagselos uy.
Nganong magselos man ko?
Masuko pa lang's Ginger.
Nangutana lang gud, Wyble.

Mari, I'll be the one to send Ginger my picture.  I'll send her one that has gone through my Adobo Putoshop. hehehe

One other thing that came to the fore at that EB was just how fantastic, and creepy, Melrose's memory can be.  Prior to the EB, Melrose had noted that Mari seemed familiar.  It was at Brewpoint that she remembered that we and Mari had come by the same house during the Loon fiesta.  Melrose even remembered what Mari wore.  Talk about photographic memory.  Scary.

Quote from: ms da binsi on September 25, 2007, 05:51:18 AM
how was your date???

A date with whom?

Quote from: junayag on September 28, 2007, 02:39:57 AM
what the people need now is "values' redirection"...a reformist vision on individual outlook towards patriotism, loving one country and community...

I agree with you, sir.  There is not even much respect for the flag or the national anthem anymore.  Sometimes you see a flag, faded and tattered, and left in the rain.  Sometimes you meet people, supposedly professional, who forget entire stanzas of the Lupang Hinirang.  It is as if people are ashamed to take pride in what symbolizes the Filipino.  Patriotism is not what it used to be.

Quote from: Melrose on October 04, 2007, 09:03:17 AM
Didn't see what happened. Boholrepublic and sigbin just told me about it. i'm happy TB is back!

Actually, Melrose, I remember that it was you who told me about what happened, which was why I rushed to the nearest internet cafe after dinner.

Anyway, I've sometimes gone through days and even weeks without TB (during which I suffer withdrawal symptoms like bursting out in fits of laughter or sobbing like a baby for no evident reason) but I'm very, very happy that TB is back, too.  I hope nothing like this incident happens again. 

Good job, Mike, and God bless!

Quote from: swakee on October 04, 2007, 01:27:31 AM
i have no idea jud kung what really happen... nigawas na ang bad side of Pinoy ang "crab mentality syndrome"... kafaets!

The person responsible for it all is not a Pinoy.  The person responsible for it all does not see the good but only the bad in any thing this person thinks about.  This person sees the bad and amplifies it exponentially such that in this person's estimation all the world, not just Bohol or the Philippines, and every one in it is rotten to the core, with only the said person being the exception.

Welcome, Fheps!  Have a media-gallon of julai tuba (wa ko kahibaw kong bahal ba o bahalina) and thisgirlvader's bahalina!

I hope that whoever is responsible becomes immortal and is infected with a non-communicable disease that results in the irreversible loss of all appendages and of sexual function and where every sensation of the body, from sight, taste, hearing, touch, and smell, produces an uncontrollable itch that could drive him mad but won't.

Kung modagan si Ginger?

Seriously, the matter of my likeness will be between Ginger and myself.

Quote from: Ginger on September 29, 2007, 05:05:49 AM
the film's title is "så som i himmelen" (as it is in heaven)

Is the line taken from "Our Father"?

fraternity

fear, rate, fate, faint, terrain, fray, fry, ray, tray, tar, rat, art, fey, fiery, fairy, fart, fine, fain, train, fire, rife, trine, rain, ran, any, nay, yin, tin, ten, tan, ant, net, fat, fit, rite, tier, tine, fan, far (4 min and 34 sec)

processional

Welcome, j2m!  Hinaut nga malingaw ka diri sa TB!

Quote from: hippieinchains on September 28, 2007, 02:41:54 AM
Ginger??? Gilligan's Island? She can join too. The more the merrier!

Oh no!  What am I to do?  Mabukbukan ko ani ni Ginger!?!

Mmmm...alupi = asukal, lubi, pilit

Quote from: Ginger on September 19, 2007, 11:17:26 PM
So, what's the other kind of balisong?

Actually, I don't know.  I may need to be orientated.

Quote from: Happy on September 29, 2007, 02:11:56 AM
pasagdie nalang na si ghost nga mag-sweet dreams

Quote from: Hajji on September 29, 2007, 04:23:19 AM
dili jud na sweet dreams!

"Wet dreams may come."

We have to show our faces?

Quote from: Ginger on September 26, 2007, 10:33:55 PM
what?

Quote from: ms da binsi on September 27, 2007, 04:22:45 AM

Kanta man na sha?

pero mora man ug kanang mga tawo sa Amazon paminawon oooga-mooga!!! hahhahhahah

Remember the dancing baby from Ally Mcbeal?

Quote from: hippieinchains on September 28, 2007, 02:46:25 AM
Sigbin II, why be a party pooper? Let's go as James Bond and Slutty, Sniper Bond Girl with Bamboo sidekick. 

And what will be Slutty's surname?

But it also teaches a valuable lesson.  That a people must strive to deserve better government and demand it from themselves because no one else will give it to them.

The photosafari (a long-time suggestion of boholrepublic) may be from Tagbilaran to Anda, going by the southeastern route or (and this will take longer) going by the west-north-east route around the province.  Or how about we try the interior?  Anyway, we'll post further details once they get settled.

As the plans stand: the photosafari can be on Saturday morning and afternoon, we can have a solidarity night in the evening, and we hit the beach on Sunday morning.  Comments?  Suggestions?  Violent reactions?

p.s. Melrose proposes that we hold the EB on the third Saturday and Sunday of December. 

I can't see the image.  What is it?

Is anyone here familiar with Alvin Toffler's work and anything about the technological singularity?  This is one of those things that scare me.  Simbaku lang!

Quote from: ms da binsi on September 25, 2007, 05:55:09 AM
nilusak na sha sa cebuano no???

Lingin nang nilusak, Belle.  Dili pud na siya puston.  Ganahan ko'g nilusak, bahala'g gikinamot og himo.  Dinumugan pud.  Maglakaw na lang gud mi pauli gikan sa eskwelahan kay ipalit og dinumugan ang among iplete.

Quote from: junayag on September 26, 2007, 12:43:46 AM
hello guys /gals,

I want to share how the best dinumugan of my mom is being prepared:  there are two types of dinumugan ( from hinog nga saging ), kanang pinutos sa dahon sa saging ug pinutus sa dahon sa lubi or lukay kay gihimong puso (pero dili pareho sa kagamay pagkabuhat nga gisudlan og kan-on), it is the puso that when it is cooked, the size is equivalent to a slice bread.

how this is prepared:

panitan ang hinog nga saging, magkagod of lubi, mag-galing ug bugas,mag preprepare ug pula nga sugar.

ang hinog nga saging og lubi, galingon ug dungan, kon mahuman na ibudbod o isagul ang ginaling nga bugas sa ginaling nga saging og lubi, timplahan sa kamay. isagul ni siya tanan nga sakto ra ka lagkit.

isulod ni siya sa puso nga ginamay sa lukay o puston sa dahon sa saging. lutuon ni siya by putting little water in the pot ( like being steamed ).

kon maluto na, kuhaon ni siya sa sudlanan at ibitay in free air ( if being put in puso ) or just in plate if wrapped in banana leaf.

this is a special type of dinumugan....

One small addition, sapaw sa lubi ang ihinlo sa dahon sa saging.

Ging, I'm sorry.  I did not mean to offend you.

Only one book?  El Filibusterismo.

Why?  Because it will make you rage.

Pwede moapil aning inyong kapunungan?  Kay kung virgin pa si El Mundo, mas labina pa kung virgin.

Behind the covers?!?    Hala!

Habang nagluluto si Inday ng hapunan, malikot si junior.
Inday: Stop your raucous behavior. It is bound to result in property damage and if that happens there will be corresponding punishment to be inflicted upon you!
Junior: [takbo sa CR, pinunasan ang nagdudugong ilong]

Pagkatapos magluto, nanood na ng TV si Inday. Nabalitaan nya ng umalis si Angel Locsin sa GMA 7.
Junior: Bakit kaya sya umalis?
Inday: Sometimes, people choose to leave not because of selfish reasons but because they just know that things will get worse if they'll stay. Leaving can be a tough act, and it's harder when people can't understand you for doing so.
Junior: [tuloy ang pagdugo ng ilong]

Nung gabing yon, me nag text ke Inday. Si Dodong, ang driver ng kapitbahay, gusto maki pag text-mate.
Inday: To forestall further hopes of acquaintance, here is my unfathomable statement with regard to your request - Petition denied.

Di nagla-on, dahil sa tyaga ni Dodong, naging syota nya rin si Inday. Pero di tumagal ang kanilang relasyon, at nakipag-break si Inday ke Dodong.

Inday: The statute restricts me to love you but you have the provocations. The way you smile is the proximate cause why I love you. We have some rules to think of. We have no vested rights to love each other because the upper household dismissed my petition!

Dodong: Perhaps you are mistaken.  The sentiments from which you seem to contrive any indication of my affection for you are, in truth, somewhat half-hearted. I was merely attempting to expand my network of interests by involving you in my daily recreation. Heretofore, you can expect an end to any verbal articulation from myself.

Me dumaan na mamang basurero at narinig ang usapan ni Inday at Dodong.

Basurero (sabi ke Inday): Be careful in letting go of the things you think are insignificant because maybe someday you'll realize that the one you gave away is the very thing you've been wishing for to stay.
Narinig ang lahat ng eto ng amo ni inday.
Amo: [nagpakamatay]

Inday:  It’s not that I’m trying to compete with the professionals and I am not totally avoiding speaking in the vernacular.  It is just that circumstances necessitate that I speak in English, otherwise I will not be able to fully accomplish my job to the satisfaction of my conscience. (Inday, nag-e-explain sa pag-i-ingles niya)

Nakaraan ang dalawang araw, umuwi ang amo, nakitang me bukol si junior.
Amo: Bakit me bukol si junior?
Inday: Compromising safety with useless aesthetics, the not-so-well engineered architectural design of our kitchen lavatory affected the boy's cranium and left him with a slight contusion at the left temple near the auditory organ.
Amo: [nosebleed ulit]

Kinagabihan, habang naghahapunan.
Amo: Bakit maalat ang ulam?
Inday: The consistency was fine. But, you see, it seems that the increased amount of sodium chloride (NaCl) affected the taste drastically and those actions are irreversible. I do apologize.
Amo: [nosebleed na naman]

Donya: Bakit tuwing pag-uwi ko, nadadatnan kitang nanunuod ng tv?!
Inday: Because I don't want you to see me doing absolutely nothing.
Donya: [hinimatay]

Kinabukasan, sinamahan ni Inday si junior sa principal's office dahil di makapunta ang amo at donya.
Principal: Sinuntok ni junior ang kanyang kaklase.
Inday: That's absurd! It has not been established as a fact that he initiated the fight! I can only imagine how you handle schizophrenic kids on this educational institution! Revise your policies because they suck!
Principal: [nag-resign]

Pagdating sa bahay, nandun na ang amo, galit na galit.
Amo: Inday, bakit nagkalat ang basura sa likod ng bahay?!
Inday: A change in the weather patterns might have occurred, wreaking havoc on the surroundings. The way the debris are scattered indicates that the gust of wind was going northeast causing damage along the general direction to which it was heading.
Amo: [nosebleed ulit]

Inday:  Off you go!  Under no circumstances will this house relent to such an unabashed display of vagrant destitution! (si Inday, pinapaalis ang makulit na pulubi sa gate)

I think this one should have its own thread.  Espeicially since I have read some stories of Inday that aren't in here and which you could probably add to this.  I would like to think that the story of Inday highlights how superior Visayan facility for the English language is over that of any other region. hehehe

The True Story of Inday

STORY:
Dahil sa tindi ng kahirapan sa probinsya, namasukan si Inday bilang katulong sa Maynila. Habang ini-interview ng amo…
Amo: Kelangan namin ng katulong para mag-ayos ng bahay, magluto, maglaba, magplantsa, mamalengke, at magbantay ng mga bata. Kaya mo ba ang lahat ng ito?
Inday: I believe that my trained skills and expertise in management with the use of standard tools, and my discipline and experience will contribute significantly to the value of the work that you want. My creativity, productivity and work-efficiency and the high quality of outcomes I can offer will boost the work progress.
Amo: [nosebleed]

Amo: Inday, bumili ka nga ng isda sa palengke.  Ay, Inglesera ka pala… would you please buy many fishes from the market for this week’s meals?
Inday: Judging by your statement, I believe you meant a variety of fish.  The term “fishes,” although rarely used, connotes a plethora of different kinds of the said gilled aquatic creatures.  But the more pressing questions before I proceed to the wet market would be: What type of fish?  Fillet or not?  Frozen or fresh?  (pauses)  Ah…given the meager budget afforded by this household’s quasi-peasant class taste, I assume that I shall be sourcing out the staple “ga-lewng-gung?”  Am I correct?
Amo: Ah, leche!  (sabay nosebleed)

Quote from: hippieinchains on September 26, 2007, 04:56:14 AM
Is it just me or am I the only one who feels like I am a super hero here and if I attend I would devulge my secret identity? This will be like the meeting of the 'Fantastic Four' meets the 'X-men' meets Sigbin II meets a whole bunch of other people without their costumes. So totally cool. I would be in if I could use my secret powers, like bi-locate and stuff.

karate chop (that was for an action packed kick!) hiya!!!

Hippieinchains, I won't be wearing a costume but I shall be putting a large, brown paper bag over my head.

Mike, Happy Birthday para ugma!

Yes, hippieinchains, you can be the Bond Girl.   I know you'd enjoy that.  With your marksmanship, you can be the sniper.  As for the &%$^&*^&*&@!!! you want from me.  You know that you need but ask.

Bureaucracy...tsk. tsk. tsk. I hope he gets on well on his own there in Germany.

anesthesia

sane, nest, haste, seat, heat, sheen, then, than, ant, hat, sheet, s***, site, sat, tan, net, neat, teen, seen, sea, ate, tea, sate, hate, hen, she (4 min and 12 sec)

execution

Just to clarify things, the meeting this Saturday is an organizational meeting.  Although it is a sort of EB, it is not The EB per se.  It would be good, though, if a lot of people came.  So Barbaro, Bambi, and anyone who is planning on a December homecoming need not worry, an EB for December can still be in the agenda.

Does this mean that Barbaro is the "ooga-chaka-mooga-mooga" kid?

Ma'am C2H4, I don't know if she left a note.  It's a much too tender topic for me to discuss.

absolute

tales, teal, late, bout, about, solute, base, bloat, but, tub, tube, slut, slat, slate, slot, stole, lute, lost, lust, last, lout, louse, blot, bleat, bust, best, baste, stab, bust, soul, seal, sole, lose, ale, bale, boast, beat, bate, tab, bat, bet, sat, sate, seat, tea, sea, boat (5 min and 49 sec)

provider

I desperately want to disagree with Beveridge but in spite of his racist comments and messianic vision of the U.S.A., the greater substance of his speech still rings true.

I desperately want to disagree with Beveridge but in spite of his racist comments and messianic vision of the U.S.A., the greater substance of his speech still rings true.

  Hi, Ging!

Di ko kay tingale'g di na ka mosugot nga minyoon naho.

Mura man gud ta'g gi-buya diri sa TB.  Ana ra ta magkita kung kaslon na ta. hehehe

Unsa man?  Meet ta Thursday?

Ma'am Bambi, "When the pupil is ready, the master will appear." 

There are many competent and intelligent persons who remain here but sometimes even when the people who are capable of leading the Philippines in the 21st century and perhaps beyond are evident, if the people refuse to support them nothing will happen.

Quote from: Mari on September 17, 2007, 03:09:34 AM
my dad's house is just few meters from the beach in Itum, Duero. my granny used to tell me never go near the beach kay naay 'moros' mangidnap nya ilawg mo sa tirong. until now, i cant make up what a 'tirong' is and what they meant about 'moros'. were they the moro ami or the muslims?

What follows is basically what I have gathered from reading some historical essays of the late Prof. William Henry Scott on the pre-Hispanic Filipino.

"Ilawg ka sa tirong" is a reference that goes back to the culture of mutual inter-island payao raids that was pervading in the pre-Hispanic Philippine archipelago, although it was still true during Spanish colonial times.  Which is why the "moros" have been singled out.  It should be noted that our forefathers conducted these raids for many reasons: making war, taking slaves, pillaging and looting villages, taking revenge, and even to forcibly take wives.

The hatches in which they kept their captives were called "tirong."  And, thus, "ilawg ka sa tirong" could basically mean that one will be captured by the raiders and imprisoned in a "tirong."  However, a people that settled in the islands of Leyte and Samar were once referred as "tirones" and, alternatively, the term "tirong" could refer to them.

I take back what I posted.  I see that it's no longer Astroboy's head.  I agree, it IS cruel.

Way sapayan, M2M.

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 24, 2007, 04:38:13 PM
...greater enforcement on the Comelec's part; additionally, there should be added enforcement in voting areas in Muslim Mindanao.

Yes, the conduct of the elections in Muslim Mindanao in the last two general elections have been very controversial and crucial.  Let's hope that in the next election people will be more watchful of their ballots and of election officials.

Mike, kanus-a man?

It's still too soon to give up on a Philippines governed by Filipinos, Mike.  We are still a young democracy.  We may be a sham as a functional democracy, since our national policies are dictated by the interests of powerful businessmen and by far more powerful countries, but we're barely 50 years old and are still in our growing pains.

Personally, here are some electoral reforms I'd like to see: the return of the literacy requirement for one to exercise the right to vote; college degree requirement for candidates; return of the two-party system; regular updating of voters list; re-definition of residence and domicile; clarifying grounds and streamlining procedures for electoral protest.

What are yours?

Ok ra pud, Vids.  Kung kita ray manganha, at least we'd be able to test if there's a clamor for the EB.  But what if in that meeting dako na ang turn-out daan?  Besides it's never about the quantity of people who'll come.  It's the quality. 

Aw, dili diay ni belated?

Naay moabot nga humba diri sa Bohol, Mike?

Quote from: Melrose on September 24, 2007, 02:00:10 PM
will people go?

Those who'll be there will be the execom.  (Mahadlok kang moanam og kadaghan ang imong admirers, Vids?)

Belated Happy Birthday, Mike!

Nalipat man ko aning thread-a.

We all know of the problems that plague Philippine elections.  What reforms do you suggest to resolve some, if not all, of them?

Melrose, Mari, GEC348, Sir Delaguna, and volunteers:

May I suggest that everyone who wants to help set up the EB meet this Saturday (September 29) at 3:00 in the afternoon at Brewpoint?  (Kanya-kanyang bayad kung mo-order. )  We can discuss in this thread if we need to reschedule this meeting.

Sir Delaguna, kaila ka naho.  And I think you already know who I am.

Guapo sa binale, Ma'am C2H4.

Ngeh!

"Why Men Love Bitches"?  I don't know about that.  I would leave the literal bitches to the dogs.  A figurative bitch to me would be someone whose personality is a lot like Malu Fernandez's and I certainly wouldn't want someone like that.  Personally, I like nice girls who can be naughty.

Hello, Melrose, good morning!
How was the Alaylakad?

I've just seen it.
I agree with Ginger.
Barbaro's avatar IS cruel!!!

Quote from: Ginger on September 21, 2007, 06:36:40 PM
Mag practice na diay ako ani unsaon pag sayaw ug "El Bimbo"

Mag-dungan ta'g practice, Ging.  Di pa man pud ko kamao.

Quote from: C2H4 on September 20, 2007, 10:03:26 AM
...resident philosopher....

Perhaps you mean "resident pilosopo," Ma'am C2H4. hehehe

Hopefully, not as conspicuous as James Bond.  Otherwise, I'd get killed in the first five minutes of the mission.

Siguro kanang maot og nawong para ni Gagiers, igo-igo na para sa uban. Ug ang kadaghanan namo wa na mo-rehistro sa scale. hehehe

Sleep well, wet dreams. hehehe

Sa sobra ka-lata nadugmok na and unod ug nag-lana na ang tambok.

sikwate, puto maya, ug mangga

puto ug dugo-dugo

kalamay ug pan bohol

spaghetti ug bihon hehehe

Quote from: Ginger on September 21, 2007, 06:31:06 PM
cruel kaayo si Barbaro Gen no?

Ging, it's not cruel.  As previously cited by someone else in here, it's a silhouette of Astroboy's head.

  Sadly, it is.  There are people who don't even care about what they are thinking or saying or of the effect that it will have on society.  But I am hoping that this situation is still reversible.

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on September 20, 2007, 01:09:52 AM
...It is so symbolic and if I’m not mistaken it is inside one of Dagohoy’s cave. It represents hope, light at the end of the tunnel. I guess you personally took that picture from inside the cave ....

Sir Macky, thanks.  I don't know if Lamanoc (as it is vandalized on the cave wall by members of the National Historical Institute in the early 80s themselves, although I prefer spelling it Lamanok) was one of the caves used by Dagohoy and his forces. 

It is located in an island of the same name in the far eastern part of Bohol, off of the Anda Peninsula.  There are caves there were one can see prehistoric hematite paintings.  It is for these paintings and many other archaeological relics found in Lamanok ( ) that Anda is hailed as the "Cradle of Civilization of Bohol."  Ironically, most of these relics and artifacts are in the basement of the National Museum branch in Butuan City.

Since it is far from the highlands of Bohol, it may be unlikely that it was used as one of Dagohoy's outposts.  But, then again, based on the same argument of its inaccessibility or of at least being difficult to penetrate, it may well have been (The caves of Camira and Inaghuban (two of the many cave systems that Dagohoy used) are themselves situated in difficult terrain.).  Someone will have to do further research on that.

And yes, the picture was taken inside the cave.