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Quote from: hubag bohol on May 20, 2012, 09:17:26 PM

Very powerful yet beautiful. Thanks, Bai Hubag.

Good Sunday to everyone ! Oh, it's a beautiful day here in Chicago! My gf and I are also making juice by mixing kale, carrots, pears, strawberries, and some spinach in the juicer machine we just bought! Tastes so delicious!

Quote from: chicogon on May 20, 2012, 08:37:00 AM

Very valid and powerful points.

Quote from: chicogon on May 20, 2012, 08:18:14 AM


Asa goy iskandalosa ani nila nga pyuros man gwapa? 

The one in the far right side, gwapa kaajo. Spanish Mestiza ang beauty.

He he he, cute lagi si Ms. Conbusac.

Quote from: chicogon on May 20, 2012, 08:23:37 AM


Badjang Divers ni sila 

ha ha ha ha! love this picture.

nag ambak gajod sa badjang pool kai gusto mag langoylangoy. hilig gajod ning iroa mo langoylangoy sa pool an...

But as for you, be strong and do not give up, for your work will be rewarded.
2 Chronicles 15:7

Give all your worries and cares to God, for he cares about you.
1 Peter 5:7

The godly may trip seven times, but they will get up again.
Proverbs 24:16

A truly emotional romance ballad.

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

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EHAo6rEuas#noexternalembed

I like that philosophy.

One of my gfs in the past was very jealous. Ma suko if i have female friends.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQ2yXWi0ppw#

Quote from: LanggamTamsi2 on May 18, 2012, 08:32:46 AM
nice song dong.

I'm glad you like it, Tita Sol.

Quote from: chicogon on May 18, 2012, 12:49:40 PM


Ako pong dessert: avocado/banana shake

Wow! that looks just delicious.

Quote from: LanggamTamsi2 on May 18, 2012, 04:34:37 PM
Wow that was a long rest dong, gud for you.

Tita Sol,

I value sleep and I like to have it whenever, wherever i can. Because of my schedule, there are times where I cannot have regular sleep. Whenever I have the chance, I like to take my Lion's share.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 18, 2012, 05:51:49 PM
Hmm, memeng inasal? As in roasted kitty?

ayyy! na ma suko gajod o ma luod gajod si isles ani..ha ha ha

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 18, 2012, 05:52:58 PM



Taga Balingsya baya pud ni siya...

he he he, stylish pod raba ning iroa, tan-awa ang designer eye-glass...jati'a! datu sigoro ang amo ani nija.

Quote from: chicogon on May 18, 2012, 01:04:14 PM


Taga Balingsya ni pormaha kay taga dagat 

ha ha ha! nag ambak sa badjang pool!

MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines needs to develop new overseas markets so that a maritime standoff with China, which has thrown relations into turmoil, does not take a toll on tourism and fruit exports, a senior official said on Thursday.

China has tightened quality controls on Philippine fruit and cut the number of tourist visits to the Philippines, moves which will likely have a limited impact on the economy, Arsenio Balisacan, the new economic planning secretary, told reporters.

He is the first member of the economic team to talk about the impact of the month-long standoff over a shoal in the South China Sea.

The dispute has fuelled concern in the region over China's growing assertiveness in waters believed to be rich in oil and gas. China said on Thursday the Philippines had to send a clear signal if it wanted to repair relations.

"As of now, we are likely to see modest effects (on the economy), but we need to intensify our efforts to diversify our trade with other countries," Balisacan said when asked about the impact of the dispute on trade.

"So whether or not this event with China occurred, we should have been diversifying our exports."

China is the Philippines' third-biggest export market after Japan and the United States, accounting for around 14 percent of total shipments in the first quarter of this year.

It also ranked fourth in foreign tourist arrivals in the Philippines in the March quarter, government data showed.

China stopped a shipment of Philippine bananas in March, a month before the sea spat on the Scarborough Shoal erupted, after it found pests. Since then it has imposed stringent quarantine rules on other Philippine fruit.

Banana exporters were given until June 1 to comply with the new rules, said Steve Antig, executive director of the Philippine Banana Growers and Exporters Association.

The Philippines has been exporting bananas to China for over a decade but it was only this year it had encountered quarantine issues, Antig said.

Clarito Barron, head of the Philippine Bureau of Plant Industry, said he would ask for clarification from quarantine officials, as there were no problems with shipments to Japan and South Korea.

Barron said the country was now looking at other markets for its fruit including Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar, Italy, France and Britain.

Last week, Philippine civil society and political groups staged a peaceful but noisy anti-Chinese protest which prompted the Chinese embassy in Manila to advise its citizens to stay indoors. That also led to Chinese travel agencies suspending tour packages to the country.

In the popular resort island of Boracay in the central Philippines, tourism officials said daily arrivals of Chinese tourists had fallen to low double or single digits since Friday's protest from more than 400.

"It is not something that will cripple our tourism industry at this point, but it does not mean we don't have to pay attention to the issue," Balisacan said.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry said on Friday the Philippine government had to show it wanted to repair relations.

"We demand that the Philippines send a clear and unified signal about bilateral relations, creating conditions for an earnest and serious dialogue between our two sides," ministry spokesman Hong Lei told a daily briefing in Beijing.

"We have noted the Philippines' statements about attaching importance to developing bilateral relations, and we hope that the Philippines will take practical steps to create the necessary conditions and a healthy atmosphere for improving relations and protecting cooperation."

(Reporting by Karen Lema and Manuel Mogato in Manila and Chris Buckley in Beijing; Editing by Rosemarie Francisco and Nick Macfie)


http://news.yahoo.com/philippines-seeks-markets-amid-sea-dispute-china-102246521--business.html

MANILA, Philippines â€" Japan is planning to provide maritime vessels, including 1,000-ton patrol ships, to the Philippines to “support the island country in its territorial dispute against China,” a Japanese newspaper reported in March, weeks before tensions erupted over the Panatag (Scarborough) Shoal.

The Philippine Navy said it welcomed any form of assistance from any nation but could not confirm whether Japan had made such a commitment to the Philippine government.

In a March 22 report carried by KBS World Radio, a Korean English-language news website, the Nihon Keizai Shimbun, a Japanese-language newspaper, was quoted as saying that Japan “has decided to provide the

Philippines with patrol ships” by year’s end.

“The newspaper said that Japan has decided to provide vessels, including 1,000-ton patrol ships, to the Philippines by the end of the year,” KBS World Radio said.

Not official yet

But the Japanese Embassy here Thursday said Japan “has not yet officially decided” if it would provide the Philippines with the maritime patrol vessels.

“The government of Japan is still considering whether to include them under its official development aid” to the Philippines, the embassy’s information and press center told the Inquirer.

KBS World Radio said the move to supply the Philippines with patrol vessels came after the government last year eased the “Three Principles of Arms Export,” a law which proscribes Japanese export of arms.

It quoted the Japanese paper as saying “this is a move to raise the Philippines’ maritime safety capabilities in the South China Sea, where it is clashing with China over sovereignty rights.”

“The United States and members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations are said to be keeping China in check as part of their efforts to maintain maritime security, which Japan also supports,” KBS World Radio said.

Added boost

Navy spokesperson Lt. Col. Omar Tonsay said the Navy would appreciate the added boost to its capability, considering recent circumstances, but he said he could not confirm whether such plans were really in place.

Armed Forces public affairs chief Col. Arnulfo Marcelo Burgos said the military was not part of the discussions, but that information reaching him indicated that the ships in discussion would be smaller than the reported 1,000-ton vessels.

Meanwhile, Armed Forces Chief Lt. Gen. Jessie Dellosa Thursday said the process of building “a credible defense” for the

Philippines was moving fast, with a new warship arriving on May 22, as well as eight new combat helicopters and radar facilities.

During a visit to Puerto Princesa City in Palawan Thursday, Dellosa said the purchase of new hardware would help the armed forces build a “modest deterrent capability.”

The AFP chief met with Western Command  Commander Juancho Sabban and key officers to assess the situation at the disputed Panatag Shoal just 200 kilometers off Masinloc in Zambales province.

On April 10, tensions rose between China and the Philippines over disputed fishing grounds in Panatag, known as Scarborough internationally and as Huangyan island to the Chinese.

2nd ship from US

Dellosa said the government would “formally receive” its second Hamilton-class naval vessel from the United States on May 22. The first such acquisition, the BRP Gregorio del Pilar, figured in the early part of the Scarborough standoff with Chinese vessels when its crew tried to arrest a group of Chinese poachers caught red-handed inside the disputed shoal. With Jerry E. Esplanada


http://globalnation.inquirer.net/37235/japan-eyes-maritime-aid-for-philippine-defense

WASHINGTON D.C. - China’s growing belligerence in disputed waters of the South China Sea will only grow and worsen, according to testimony before the House Foreign Affairs Committee.

“China has a coherent multi-dimensional approach to global competition which also includes the domination of sea-lanes and civil airspace in East Asia. This is one of Beijing’s top strategic goals, not just for economic and military advantage, but also for domestic political legitimacy and regional diplomatic propaganda,” said John Tkacik Jr., Director of the Future Asia Project.

The Future Asia Project is part of the Washington DC-think tank International Strategy and Assessment Center that specializes on American security issues.

“China’s increasingly adamantine territorial sea claims in the South China Sea, the Taiwan Strait and the East China Sea is certain to be resolved only one of two ways: either China gets what it wants or it will use armed conflict to enforce its so-called ‘core interests’,” Tkacik told the congressional panel last March.

“China’s military has systematically garrisoned several chains of submerged coral shoals in the Spratlys west of the southern Philippine island of Palawan, secretly emplacing huge caissons of concrete in their shallow water and constructing massive platforms and anchorages. The Chinese forcefully ejected Philippines troops from Mischief Reef in 1995, and the Philippines has been complaining about it ever since,” he testified.

Tkacik said China was tightening its strategic presence in the South China Sea. He quoted China’s East Fleet deputy commander Admiral Zhang Huachen’s explanation: “With the expansion of the country's economic interests, the navy wants to better protect the country's transportation routes and the safety of our major sea lanes.”

He listed recent incidents involving China and other countries.

April 2001 â€" Chinese fighter jet collides with an American “Orion” patrol plane off Hainan Island.

June 11, 2009 â€" Chinese submarine cuts the sonar array cable being towed by the USS John McCain about 140 miles northwest of Subic Bay.

August 2011 â€" Chinese ships challenged an Indian Navy ship transiting two Vietnamese ports.

February 2012 â€" Chinese vessels prevented Vietnamese fishing boats from seeking storm refuge in the Paracel Islands

A month after Tkacik’s testimony, Chinese ships stopped the Philippines from arresting Chinese fishermen caught harvesting endangered and protected marine life in Scarborough Shoal, about a hundred miles off the main Philippine island of Luzon.

The stand-off has triggered protests in Manila as well as from Filipinos who picketed Chinese consular offices in major US cities.

In March 2010, Tkacik said, Chinese assistant foreign minister Cui Tianki told US officials that its claim to the South China Sea was at par with its claims to Tibet and Taiwan.

“Thereafter, Chinese diplomats proclaimed a ‘core interest’ in the South China Sea to progressively more senior Americans â€" and Southeast Asians as well. In tandem, Chinese security scholars declared in the official media that “by adding the South China Sea to its core interests, China has shown its determination to secure its maritime resources and strategic waters,” he explained.

State Secretary Hillary Clinton responded shortly after by declaring “The United States has a national interest in freedom of navigation, open access to Asia's maritime commons and respect for international law in the South China Sea.”

Following the Scarborough Shoal stand-off, China abruptly rejected banana exports from the Philippines and discouraged Chinese tourists from visiting the country.

Tkacik observed China resorts to “economic punishment” of Southeast Asian neighbors that “have the temerity to challenge new Chinese assertions of territorial sovereignty in South China Sea waters.”

A September 2010 flare-up in the Japanese Senkaku islands that China also claims as hers led to the arrest of a Chinese fishing boat captain who rammed a Japanese coast guard cutter, Tkacik recounted.

“This was followed by three weeks of steadily escalating diplomatic demarches, protests and threats culminating in a de facto Chinese embargo on exports of Chinese rare-earths oxides (essential in the manufacture of advanced electronic 23 devices) to Japan,” he said.

“Is China’s expanding security footprint in the South China Sea a problem for the US as well as Southeast Asia?,” Tkacik asked, “As former Asia policy aide to President George W. Bush, Michael Green, put it: ‘The Chinese are elbowing, seeing how far they can go before the referee blows the whistle on them and they get a yellow card . . . This is also a [Chinese] signal to Vietnam, the Philippines, and the smaller countries in the region, that ‘look, if we can do this to the Americans, what chance do you think you have?’”


http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/-depth/05/18/12/us-think-tank-warns-china-spat-worsen

Thank goodness they found him.

Quote from: chicogon on May 18, 2012, 05:43:06 AM
Pwede pod SCANDAL = E SCAN DALI para kita pod mi bwahahaha!!! 

ha, ha, ha, ha!

Heading out to work. Right now, I'm listening to this song, "Portions for foxes" by Rilo Kiley.

Au revoir, mon amis!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95GDwvUMN0M#

 

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

Quote from: alycxs on May 05, 2012, 02:21:56 AM
Murag kitang tanan predisposed man ani heheheh ! depende lang ug unsaon nato pag handle.


kinsa tong mahinumdum anang mga storya nga gasugod ug  : "Diha toy Amerkano, Insik ug PIlipino ga hinambugay...."  diba ang ending kay Pinoy jud ang daug  :-P

You are absolutely correct, Alice. We are all predisposed to prejudice and racism. The best way is to recognize one's prejudices , identify what causes one's behavior, try to ameliorate it. The mature way to mitigate instances of prejudice is to recognize it, and then to implement cogntive and behavioral modification.

That is the psychiatric / psychological directive.

Quote from: JellyBean on May 17, 2012, 06:10:17 AM
Lorenzo what I am saying about the box being sent from states is easy to send but from Philippines to America is impossible....

I understand what you're trying to say, but you have to look at the situation, Priscilla. Statistically speaking, most of the Pinoy-Americans have relatives in the Philippines , Pinoy-Americans also make more money than their relatives in the Philippines, so it would be improbable for the relatives who are in need to be sending boxes to relatives in the United States , who are, incidentally, better of in terms of finance.

I understand your point that it may not be common for Pinoys in the Philippines to be sending balikbayan boxes to relatives in the United States, but one has to look at the situation.

In my honest opinion, there is nothing wrong with Americans and Pinoy-Americans sending money or boxes back to the Philippines. In fact, its commendable and honorable. Giving back to those who are in need and helping friends and relatives is always commendable and encouraged by scripture and also ethically and morally.




Regards,
Lorenzo

Say: So how do we have that kind of control over our own thoughts and actions?

Let’s pretend that you went to the Spring Festival at your school. There were all kinds of games to play. You decided to try the Cakewalk. When the music stopped, you were on the right number, so you won a cake! Let’s say you chose a huge chocolate cake, because chocolate cake is your very favorite thing to eat. (Hold up a chocolate cake.) You love chocolate cake so much, you wished you could eat the entire cake yourself. But should you? No! Why not? That would be terrible for your body; you would get really sick.

There are two ways to keep you from eating that entire cake. Someone could stop you, or you could stop yourself. Your mom could take the cake away and hide it, or you could just resist eating the whole thing. Which option sounds more like self-control? Is self-control when somebody keeps you from doing something, or when you can keep yourself from doing that thing? Self-control is when you control you, when you make yourself do the right thing.

Just like a lion naturally wants to prowl the jungle or roar at a human, our natural self (our sin nature) wants to do bad stuff sometimes. What are some bad things that we are tempted to do sometimes? You might want to grab what you want right when you want it; you might want to hit someone or yell at someone when you are angry; you might want to push someone when they get in front of you; you might want your own way instead of thinking of others. These are all actions that we must control for ourselves.

Also, there are some good things that we should do, that our natural self just doesn’t want to do. We should get up and get ready for school in the morning; we should do our homework; we should do our chores that our parents ask us to do. Again, it takes self-control to do the right things that we are supposed to do.

The term “self-control” is sort of a tricky phrase. It is “self”-control because no other person is doing it for us. But that doesn’t mean we are all on our own! God’s Holy Spirit that lives inside of each believer is the One who is really giving us the power to have self-control. When we believe in Jesus, God’s Spirit fills us â€" just like it filled Jesus (Luke 4:1). We can have self-control just like Jesus did when we depend on the Spirit to guide us. So no matter what is going on around us, we can keep from doing wrong things and we can do right things.

Say: Once again, the perfect example of this fruit, self-control, is found in Jesus. Jesus is the one person who had perfect self-control His entire life. The Bible calls Jesus the one who “had no sin” (2 Corinthians 5:21), which means He never sinned at all. Think about that kind of self-control! He never thought, “Just this one time, I can lie to my parents,” or, “No one will knew if I punch my brother.”

We might think, “Well, Jesus must have lived a life very different from me. He didn’t have to live with my sister!” We might think that no one ever bothered Him, or nothing ever went wrong for Him. This is not true at all! For one thing, the Bible tells us that Jesus had lots of brothers and sisters (Matthew 13:55-56). Is it easy to live with brothers and sisters without ever being annoyed or frustrated with them? No way! In fact, the Bible says that Jesus was tempted to sin in every way that we are tempted (Hebrews 4:15) which means His brothers and sisters probably bugged Him sometimes, but He never sinned. He was not mean to them, He didn’t hit them, He never stole their candy. He didn’t even think bad thoughts about them! That is amazing self-control!

But Jesus not only had self-control to keep Himself from doing wrong things. He had so much self-control that He was always able to the right things! He always did what God wanted Him to do, even when it was very, very difficult and painful. Do you remember the story that we talk about at Easter - when Jesus was arrested and taken to the cross? On the night that Jesus was arrested, before the soldiers came to take Him, He was on the Mount of Olives praying to God. Jesus prayed, “Father, if you are willing, take this cup of suffering away from me. But do what you want, not what I want.” (Luke 22:42) Jesus knew that He would go through terrible suffering when He was arrested and nailed to a cross. No one would want to suffer by hanging on a cross! But by His incredible self-control, Jesus chose to obey God’s will rather than doing what He wanted to do.

Think about all the power that Jesus had. He had done so many miracles â€" He had healed the sick, created food to feed thousands, and cast out demons. He even raised people from the dead! Could Jesus have stopped the soldiers and the people from nailing Him to that cross? Yes! Of course! Jesus had all the power of God at His fingertips. He could have easily stopped the people from crucifying Him (Matthew 26:53). But He had the self-control to do exactly what God asked Him to do, even through all that pain and suffering. Jesus trusted that God’s plan was perfect. He wanted to save you and me from the punishment of our sin, so He willingly went to the cross. And after He did, God raised Him from the dead and now Jesus is sitting at the right hand of God (Acts 7:56)!

Jesus always had the self-control to keep Himself from sinning, and to obey God. The reason He had this amazing self-control was because He was full of the Holy Spirit, and He spent as much time as He could with His Father. The more time we spend with God, the more good fruit God will grow in our lives â€" and Jesus had the most spiritual fruit of anyone.


http://bible.org/seriespage/self-control-galatians-523

Day One Study

Let’s return to the chronological story of Paul from Acts. In Acts 21 he completed his third missionary journey when he arrived in Jerusalem about 57 A.D.

Read Acts 21:17-26.

    1. What rumor about Paul’s teaching had circulated among the Jews (Acts 21:20-21)? Why was it upsetting to them?

Extra Training: The teaching they attributed to Paul was not the issue that had been decided by the Jerusalem Council in Acts 15, but they sound similar. What differences do you see here and in Acts 15:5-11, 20-21?

    2. What did the church elders suggest that Paul do to avoid conflict with these Jews (Acts 21:22-24)? How did Paul respond to their request?

There are several suggestions as to the nature of this vow or purification. A likely option for its purpose was “to restore purity after he has traveled in Gentile-areas; for the others, it is an affirmation of their Nazirite vow of at least thirty days.”7

    3. Would you agree with the decision for Paul to be purified in light of the situation in Jerusalem? Consider 1 Cor. 9:12, 19-22 and Gal. 1:10, which you read in previous lessons.

    4. Sharing question: Who in your life is from a different cultural or religious background than yours? Perhaps it is a co-worker or neighbor. Can you think of any barriers that stand in the way of your reaching her with the good news of Jesus’ death and resurrection? Are there barriers that can be removed so that you don’t shut her off from hearing you? Talk with your small group if you are uncertain; they may have some good ideas for you.

    5. Responding to God: Pray for this person and ask God to show you ways of loving her.

http://bible.org/seriespage/using-hardships-opportunities-week-7

Energy for the Race:




“And the Lord’s slave must not engage in heated disputes but be kind toward all, an apt teacher, patient, correcting opponents with gentleness. Perhaps God will grant them repentance and the knowledge of the truth.”

    2 Timothy 2:24-25


Although I don’t run, I do try to care for the body that God has given me; however, to be honest I don’t do very well at it. I allow anything and everything to distract me and keep me away from the gym! Sometimes it seems that life is opposed to my being in shape and gives me every excuse not to work out. I need encouragement!

Similarly, in the race of life we will encounter every reason to quit running for God. One of the most difficult hardships we may face is the opposition of those we love. Paul also dealt with this issue; his own people, the Jews, consistently resisted him and his message of Jesus. It happened in various cities on his journeys, and this week we see it occur in the very heart of Jerusalem. Although discouragement could have sidetracked him in his race, Paul continued running, loving those who opposed him and taking every opportunity to share God’s message with them.


http://bible.org/seriespage/using-hardships-opportunities-week-7

he he he, nag pa relax ang buaya...

Quote from: islander on May 16, 2012, 09:56:13 AM
Meanwhile, the Philippine Navy’s flagship, BRP Gregorio del Pilar, a second-hand Hamilton-class cutter acquired from the US, was pulled from its maritime mission in the West Philippine Sea for maintenance.

But contrary to reports that the frigate’s weapons system bogged down at the height of the standoff in Panatag last week, everything is working, the Navy said.

“It’s just a scheduled maintenance. She underwent preventive maintenance last week,” Navy spokesman Lt. Col. Omar Tonsay said of the frigate.

http://www.philstar.com/

The United States also finalized the transfer of a 2nd Hamilton-Class frigate to the Philippine Navy, complete with radar, and all defense equipment. The United States also is going to provide additional defense equipment for the BRP Gregorio Del Pilar, include the point-point surface to air missile shields.

The 2nd Hamilton-Class frigate will be sent to the Philippines in late 2012. Now, the Philippine Navy will have 2 of them.


The USCGS Dallas, which will soon to be part of the Philippine Navy:

United States Landing in the Philippines after the Battle of Leyte Gulf; the largest Naval Invasion in the history of mankind.

Quote from: islander on May 16, 2012, 09:54:35 AM
The Philippines and the US have a Mutual Defense Treaty (MDT), which requires both parties to come to defend the other in the event of armed aggression.

While Philippine Navy (PN) officials appeared not to be fully aware of the USS Carolina’s presence in Subic, high-level sources said the submarine would be staying at the former US Naval base for re-provisioning and will leave on May 19.

USS Carolina, whose homeport is Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, is 350 feet long and weighs more than 7,800 tons when submerged.

The vessel is one of the stealthiest, most technologically advanced submarines in the world.

“She brings to the region the capability to conduct the full spectrum of potential submarine missions including anti-submarine warfare, naval special warfare involving special operations forces, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, and mine warfare,” the USPACOM said in a press statement.

The Philippines is a sensitive subject for Americans and the American Military; as a former colony of the United States, the country will always be a sensitive issue.

The Chinese do not understand the relationship nor do they remember how strong the bond is between the American and the Filipino. When the Imperial Japanese Army occupied the Philippines during the World War II, some 300,000 Japanese soldiers occupied the Philippines. America adopted a policy of "island hopping" to defeat the Japanese and bypassed Japanese-held islands while cutting off their supply in the process, thereby forcing the japanese defenders to starve to death.

When the United States was pressed with the issue of the Philippines, the commanders of the US Navy actually considered bypassing the Philippines considering the islands were heavily defended by Japanese army, air force, and navy. The plan was bypassing the Philippines for Formosa. However, that plan did not go through. Under the auspices of General. MacArthur as well as from the US High Command, the Invasion to retake the Philippines was initiated.

In the process, the United States mobilized the Combined US Navy's Pacific Fleet and some 250,000 soldiers to retake the Philippines from the Japanese. It was the Largest naval engagement and Largest naval invasion in the history of mankind. In the process, the United States Armed Forces lost 60,000 US Marines to retake the Philippines. That bloody sacrifice should be a reminder to the Chinese and any foreign power that would threaten Philippine independence and the Filipino people as a whole.

The United States will never allow the Philippines to succumb to a foreign power.

Quote from: vrglguapo on May 16, 2012, 10:36:45 AM
Dili mo war ang US sa; China Kay trillion dollars pa any iyang utang sa mga singkit ug mata.

In case of war , the United States will repudiate its debt with China. The US economy is that of a 15 Trillion Dollar economy, we can survive without China, but the contrary does not hold true. China's major and largest trading partner is the United States. It's economy will collapse if America does not buy Chinese goods.

China cannot afford to further instigate the Philippines because it knows that the United States has already reestablished its position in the region. The more China barks, the further it is going to allow itself to be contained by the United States and neighboring powers.

Aside from the United States, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, The Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, India, Australia, New Zealand want a "weaker" China.

It would be counter-productive for the Chinese CCP government to engage in a military conflict, it would be counter-intuitive for their own plans for regional preeminence. China will be forced to close its mouth and reduce military tension. It cannot afford a war with the USA right now. She (China) will reduce tension while trying to "save face" in the process.

The Role of Attitude in the Pursuit of Excellence



How does one develop the pursuit of excellence? What are some of the things involved by way of the means for pursuing our best?

From the standpoint of that which affects the way we work, there is probably nothing more important than one’s attitude! Our choice of attitude impacts every decision we make on a day-to-day, moment-by-moment basis. Our attitude can either fire our hopes and the pursuit of the things that are important or it can extinguish our hopes and pursuits. The value of one’s attitude on what we pursueâ€"our values, priorities, objectives, and how we pursue them is very evident in the book of Philippians where one of the themes is that of joy or rejoicing in the Lord no matter what the conditions or circumstances of life.

While chained daily to a Roman soldier in his own apartment, Paul wrote the following which is literally satiated with a positive attitude that clearly fueled his hopes against all odds.

Philippians 1:12-22 I want you to know, brothers and sisters, that my situation has actually turned out to advance the gospel. 13 The results of this are that the whole imperial guard and everyone else knows that I am in prison for the sake of Christ, 14 and that most of the brothers, having confidence in the Lord because of my imprisonment, now more than ever dare to speak the word without fear.

15 Some, to be sure, are preaching Christ from envy and rivalry, but others from goodwill. 16 The latter do so from love because they know that I am placed here for the defense of the gospel. 17 The former proclaim Christ from selfish ambition, not sincerely, because they think they can cause trouble for me in my imprisonment. 18 What is the result? Only that in every way, whether in pretense or in truth, Christ is being proclaimed, and in this I rejoice.

Yes, and I will continue to rejoice, 19 for I know that this will turn out for my deliverance through your prayers and the support of the Spirit of Jesus Christ. 20 My confident hope is that I will in no way be ashamed but that with complete boldness, even now as always, Christ will be exalted in my body, whether by life or death. 21 For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain. 22 Now if I am to go on living in the body, this will mean productive work for me; yet I don’t know what I prefer:

Then, in Philippians, as an encouragement to “working together harmoniously for the faith of the gospel” (1:27) Paul wrote:

Philippians 2:1-2 If therefore there is any encouragement in Christ, if there is any consolation of love, if there is any fellowship of the Spirit, if any affection and compassion, 2 make my joy complete by being of the same mind, maintaining the same love, united in spirit, intent on one purpose.

Note what the apostle is doing. There is encouragement which comes from our being in Christ, consolation or comfort which comes from God’s love for us, the love of Christians for one another, and there is a marvelous fellowship of the Spirit. This leads to affection and compassion in the hearts of God’s people. So Paul encourages the Philippians to allow the above realities to impact their attitudes in their relationship with one anotherâ€"to have the same mind, maintain the same love, be united in spirit, and intent on one purpose.

Then, in a context dealing with two women who had served with him in the gospel, but were having difficulties in their relationship with one another, Paul wrote:

Philippians 4:4 Rejoice in the Lord always. Again I say, rejoice! 4:5 Let your steady determination be seen by all. The Lord is near! 4:6 Do not be anxious about anything. Instead, tell your requests to God in your every prayer and petitionâ€"with thanksgiving. 4:7 And the peace of God that surpasses understanding will guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.

4:8 Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is worthy of respect, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is commendable, if something is excellent or praiseworthy, think about these things. 4:9 And what you learned and received and heard and saw in me, do these things. And the God of peace will be with you.

Finally, in thanking the Macedonians for their support, we are given these words that display the power of maintaining or choosing the right attitude by faith in what we have in Christ:

Philippians 4:11-13 Not that I speak from want; for I have learned to be content in whatever circumstances I am. 12 I know how to get along with humble means, and I also know how to live in prosperity; in any and every circumstance I have learned the secret of being filled and going hungry, both of having abundance and suffering need. 13 I can do all things through Him who strengthens me.

Motives for the Pursuit of Excellence -- The Glory of God


1 Corinthians 10:31 -- So whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do everything for the Glory of God.



In thinking about biblical motives for the pursuit of excellence we are brought face-to-face with the issue of the chief purpose for the Christian life. In 1 Corinthians 10:31, Paul reminds us that whatever we do (in keeping with our purpose) is to glorify God. This naturally includes pursuing excellence. The Westminster Shorter Catechism echoes this point with the words “Man’s chief end is to glorify God and to enjoy Him forever.” For the Christian who is be concerned about his motives, this is the appropriate starting place. This comment by the apostle Paul and the statement from the Shorter Catechism brings us to the heart of the matter and it is doubtful if the issue can be more accurately and succinctly expressed. Christians must constantly be reminded that nothing less than the glory of God should be the motive for whatever they do and how they do it. To glorify God means to bring honor and greater respect to God’s name among men and even the angelic world who watch the behavior of the church (see Eph. 3:10).

Every other consideration must be brought into subjection to this supreme objective.

Pursuing Excellence Is a Matter of a Whole-Hearted Endeavor




Ecclesiastes 9:10  --  Whatever your hand finds to do, verily, do it with all your might; for there is no activity or planning or knowledge or wisdom in Sheol where you are going.

Deuteronomy 6:4-5 --  “Hear, O Israel! The Lord is our God, the Lord is one! “And you shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might.

Matthew 23:37-38 -- Jesus said to him, ‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind.’ This is the first and greatest commandment.




These three passages also point us to the importance of whole-hearted endeavor in whatever we do as Christians. But even more basic than that, Deuteronomy 6:5 and Matthew 23:37 teach us that pursuing excellence is a matter of the heart, of the inner person and proceeds from a inner faith/relationship with God. Scripture clearly teaches the real issues of life are spiritual and are really matters of the heart, the inner man. Maybe it’s for this reason the word “heart” is found 802 times in the NASB, 830 in the KJV, 837 in the NKJV and 570 in the NIV. Heart is one of the most commonly used words of the Bible and most of these occurrences are used metaphorically of the inner person. When so used, they refer to either the mind, the emotions, the will, to the sinful nature, or inclusively to the total inner person. Thus, the term heart speaks of the inner person and the spiritual life as the seat and center of all that proceeds from a person’s life. Like the physical pump, the spiritual heart is central and vital to who we are and how we live.

Both Solomon and the Lord Jesus teach us that the issues of life proceed from the heart (Pr. 4:23; Matt. 6:21; 12:34; 15:18). What we do in word and deed is first of all a product of what we are on the inside from the standpoint of what we truly believe and how we think.


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Ecclesiastes 9:10   --  Whatever your hand finds to do, verily, do it with all your might; for there is no activity or planning or knowledge or wisdom in Sheol where you are going.

1 Corinthians 10:31 --   Whether, then, you eat or drink or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.



Both of these passages point us to the all-inclusive nature of the pursuit of excellence. The words, “whatever your hand finds to do” and “whatever you do” point to the importance of doing our very best in everything we do. The preacher of Ecclesiastes teaches us that apart from faith in God and living one’s life for Him, life is empty and futile. But this does not mean that men should therefore have a supine attitude by which one simply drifts along since nothing really matters because it does. Life is full of opportunities and there is work to be done. This means that the strength and abilities we have are to be used to take advantage of the opportunities God gives us as they lie in the scope of our gifts, strength, His leading, and our responsibilities.

Besides encouraging his readers to enjoy life as God enabled them, Solomon also encouraged them to work diligently. The idiom whatever your hand finds to do means “whatever you are able to do” (cf. 1 Sam. 10:7).

If it is a task worth doing, it is a task worth doing right and diligently.

Perhaps it might be worthwhile to make a list of as many areas as we can think of where the pursuit of excellence should touch and change our lives. Be specific! Are there any areas or tasks that I have not really taken seriously and I need to work on? Scripture says, “whatever you do, do it all to the glory of God” (1 Cor. 10:31). This would mean our occupation, ministries, family, hobbies, recreation, etc.

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Pursuing Excellence Is a Matter of Choosing the Best



The pursuit of excellence is never a matter of simply choosing between what is good or bad, but of choosing what is best or superior because it will better enable us to accomplish what God has designed us to be and do (cf. Phil. 1:9 with Eph. 2:10).

In keeping with the fact that all believers are to abound or excel in the expression of Christian love, the apostle prayed that the Philippians my have greater knowledge and every kind of discernment. But in order to excel in love and wisely express it, they needed to be able “to approve the things that are excellent” (NASB) or choose what is best (my translation). The term “approve” or “choose” is the Greek dokimazo, which carries two ideas. First, it means “to put to the test, examine,” and then as a result of the examination or testing, “to approve, make the right choice.” Through the values and priorities that come from the knowledge of God’s Word, we are to examine and test, and then choose accordingly.

What is to be chosen is explained by the words “the things that are excellent” (NASB) or “what is best” (NET). The Greek word here is a present neuter participle from diaphero, which means in this context, “the things differing, but in accordance with what is best,” i.e., the best or what is excellent.

The pursuit of excellence from a biblical world view is always connected with the issue of God’s values and priorities. This means the pursuit of excellence must include the elimination of some things even though they may be good and legitimate. The principle is are they the best and will they get in the way or hinder the main objectives of a Christian’s life based on biblical principles and values? If so, they need to be eliminated. We see this truth in Paul’s statement in 1 Corinthians 10:23, “All things are lawful, but not all things are profitable. All things are lawful, but not all things edify” (see also 1 Cor. 6:12). Just because they are legitimate does not mean they should be chosen or pursued.

Film-maker Walt Disney was ruthless in cutting anything that got in the way of a story’s pacing. Ward Kimball, one of the animators for Snow White, recalls working 240 days on a 4-1/2 minute sequence in which the dwarfs made soup for Snow White and almost destroyed the kitchen in the process. Disney thought it funny, but he decided the scene stopped the flow of the picture, so out it went. When the film of our lives is shown, will it be as great as it might be? A lot will depend on the multitude of ‘good’ things we decided to eliminate to make way for the great things God wants to do through us.


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Pursuing Excellence Should Not be Limited by the Nature of the Task


The emphasis of the exhortation in 1 Corinthians 10:31 is that we are to do whatever we do, whether it is viewed as important by society or very menial and insignificant, whether one is the president of a large company or one who cleans the offices at night, all is to be done to the glory of God. Regardless what we do, it deserves our best for in the long run, it reflects on the honor and glory of our God and will ultimately be rewarded by Him (1 Cor. 15:58).

The society which scorns excellence in plumbing because plumbing is a humble activity and tolerates shoddiness in philosophy because it is an exalted activity will have neither good plumbing nor good philosophy. Neither its pipes nor its theories will hold water.84

1 Corinthians 15:58 So then, dear brothers and sisters, be firm. Do not be moved! Always be outstanding ( perisseuo, “abounding, doing over and above, excelling) in the work of the Lord, knowing that your labor is not in vain in the Lord.

From these verses, it should be clear that God wants His people to abound or excel in both what they are (inward character) and in what they do (behavior or good deeds). It would seem obvious that there is simply no way one can love God with all his heart (Matt. 23:37) without seeking to do his or her best to the glory of God (1 Cor. 10:31). Since that is so, the pursuit of excellence is both a goal and a mark of spiritual maturity. However, for this to be true, the pursuit of excellence must be motivated by the right values, priorities, and motives. If we go astray here, the pursuit of excellence can quickly become a mark of immaturity and just another result of man’s obsession with his own significance, which, as mentioned previously, is a perilous pursuit.

It is known that Admiral Hyman G. Rickover’s interviews were legendary and one of the reasons is he always wanted to cut through the glib and rehearsed answers to get a look at the person underneath. He especially wanted to know how candidates would act under stress. On occasion he had them sit in a chair with the front legs sawed off an inch or two shorter than the back, to keep them off-balance. In his autobiography Why Not the Best?, President Jimmy Carter tells about his Rickover interview.

The admiral asked how he had stood in his class at the Naval Academy. “I swelled my chest with pride and answered, ‘Sir, I stood 59th in a class of 820!’ I sat back to wait for the congratulations. Instead came the question: ‘Did you do your best?’ I started to say, ‘Yes, sir,’ but I remembered who this was. I gulped and admitted, ‘No, sir, I didn’t always do my best.’ He looked at me for a long time, and then asked one final question, which I have never been able to forgetâ€"or to answer. He said, ‘Why not?”78

Because of who Christians are in Christ, because of our eternal hope, and because of the enabling grace of God available to all believers in Christ, seeking to do our best and choosing what is best is part of God’s will and an evidence of genuine spiritual growth and maturity. However, there is one distinction that needs to be stressed up front. As Edwin Bliss once said, “The pursuit of excellence is gratifying and healthy. The pursuit of perfection is frustrating, neurotic, and a terrible waste of time.”79 As finite human beings, none of us ever arrive, as they say, and there will always be room for growth and improvement (see Phil. 3:12-14). While this reality should never promote negligence or apathy or slothfulness, and while we should seek to grow, mature, and do our best, understanding this reality should help us all relax and rejoice in the Lord.

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2 Corinthians 8:7

But as you excel in everythingâ€"in faith, in speech, in knowledge, and in all eagerness and in the love from us that is in youâ€"make sure that you excel in this act of kindness too.

Philippians 1:9-10

And this I pray, that your love may abound (i.e., excel) still more and more in real knowledge and all discernment, so that you may approve the things that are excellent, in order to be sincere and blameless until the day of Christ; 11 having been filled with the fruit of righteousness which comes through Jesus Christ, to the glory and praise of God

In the first definition in The American Heritage Dictionary, excellence is defined as “The state, quality, or condition of excelling; superiority.80 The word excel is defined as, “to do or be better than; surpass; to show superiority, surpass others.” Then under the word excel, the following terms are listed and explained as synonyms for excel.

The words excel, surpass, exceed, transcend, outdo, outstrip all suggest the concept of going beyond a limit or standard. To excel is to be preeminent (excels at figure skating) or to be or perform at a level higher than that of another or others (excelled her father as a lawyer). To surpass another is to be superior in performance, quality, or degree: is surpassed by few as a debater; happiness that surpassed description. Exceed can refer to being superior, as in quality (an invention that exceeds all others in ingenuity), to being greater than another, as in degree or quantity (a salary exceeding 50 thousand dollars a year), and to going beyond a proper limit (exceed one’s authority; exceed a speed limit). Transcend often implies the attainment of a level so high that comparison is hardly possible: Great art transcends mere rules of composition. To outdo is to excel in doing or performing: didn’t want to be outdone in generosity. Outstrip is often interchangeable with outdo but strongly suggests leaving another behind, as in a contest: It is a case of the student outstripping the teacher.81

Competition or being better than others is a prominent part of the above definitions. But when we think of the pursuit of excellence from a biblical standpoint, is that what is meant? No! As the above terms and their explanations suggest, those who approach or look at life from the viewpoint of the world typically think in terms of competition, of outstripping others, but such is usually done for one’s own glory or significance or for the praise or applause of men.

Brian Harbour picks up on this issue in Rising Above the Crowd: “Success means being the best. Excellence means being your best. Success, to many, means being better than everyone else. Excellence means being better tomorrow than you were yesterday. Success means exceeding the achievements of other people. Excellence means matching your practice with your potential.”82

Gene Stallings tells of an incident when he was defensive backfield coach of the Dallas Cowboys. Two All-Pro players, Charlie Waters and Cliff Harris, were sitting in front of their lockers after playing a tough game against the Washington Redskins. They were still in their uniforms, and their heads were bowed in exhaustion. Waters said to Harris, “By the way Cliff, what was the final score?”83

As these men illustrate, excellence isn’t determined by comparing our score or performance to someone else’s. The pursuit of excellence comes from doing our best with what we have to God’s glory and with a view to growing and improving, but not with a view to the score or who is watching from man’s standpoint.

So then, biblically speaking, the pursuit of excellence refers to pursuing and doing the best we can with the gifts and abilities God gives, giving our best to the glory of God. But ideally, it is done without the spirit of competition or seeking to excel simply to be better than others. Excellence includes doing common, everyday things, but in very uncommon ways regardless of whether people are watching. The reality is that God sees our work and rewards us accordingly (cf. 1 Cor. 15:58).

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And may the Lord cause you to increase and abound (excel) in love for one another and for all, just as we do for you,  so that your hearts are strengthened in holiness to be blameless before our God and Father at the coming of our Lord Jesus with all his saints.

-1 Thessalonians 3:12

But as you excel in everythingâ€"in faith, in speech, in knowledge, and in all eagerness and in the love from us that is in youâ€"make sure that you excel in this act of kindness too.

-2 Corinthians 8:7

And this I pray, that your love may abound still more and more in real knowledge and all discernment, so that you may approve the things that are excellent, in order to be sincere and blameless until the day of Christ; 11 having been filled with the fruit of righteousness which comes through Jesus Christ, to the glory and praise of God.

-Philippians 1:9-10

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I cannot stress the importance of getting along and trusting the nurses in the floors. I have learned so much from the nursing staff here who help guide the new medical interns ; so many of them may have "rough" exterior at first, but if one gives them respect, and develops a working relationship with them, the nurses become "life savers" for doctors. Plus, I have developed a fondness for their warm salutations...

So, to all the nurses ... much respect for you guys!

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Quote from: chicogon on May 18, 2012, 01:33:07 AM
I have a dental at 2PM today to refit my appliance

Good luck on your dental examination, Father R. Keep it up!

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The time is 1:32 PM, I have duty again today. Mo larga na pod ko balik na pod sa trabaho by 5:00 pm. Lord God, my God, please imbue in me calmness and the spirit of trust in you today. Carry me when I am weak, solidify me when I am feeling faint , and please, Lord God my God, do not leave my side when I need you most. Lord God , Jesus Christ, sanctify me. In you , alone, I place my trust.

Quote from: chicogon on May 18, 2012, 01:32:11 AM
SCANDAL meaning pwede e SCAN para makakita ang tanan 

Ha, ha, ha, ha! Aww, mao pod! I-scan-on nato so maka kita pod ta og naa bay minor subdural hematoma sa mga bajeng kadidato.

One thing to remember, if a patient is suffering from chronic grand mal seizures, immediately treat the patient with IV lorazepam. If this does not work, try phenobarbital, if that does not work, immediately take an MRI/CT scan on the patient.

One of my patients had been suffering from chronic grand mal seizures, college-age female student. The patient came in the night prior while seizuring. Under the auspiece of the attendign MD, we had provided IV lorazepam. She stabilized.

Some couple of hours later, the same patient was seizuring again. Ka kulbaan ko kai we had given her IV lorazepam, it did not work. I ordered to give IV diazepam, did not work. I had ordered to give IV phenobarbital, still, not working. Patient coded on me. She went into VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA. At this time, I was really kulbaan. So, i took charge and immediately continued with ACLS procedure. Defibrillate the patient. Thank goodness we were able to bring her back.

Later on, after CT scan was done, we found out she had a minor subdural hematoma , that was causing and proliferating the grand mal seiures. The patient was taken to the OR , and the surgeons operated to correct the aneurysm. Had we not found this, she would have died.

Life, truly, is too fragile.

This particular patient had a gun shot wound to the occiput of his skull the size of a 1-dollar coin. The bullet had torn a whole in his posterior cranium at the level of the occiput, brazed the meningeal layer. Considering the damage it had done, the bullet had torn through the dural mater, causing a profound subdural hematoma. The patient was dead within 15 minutes.

Such an absolute waste of life. Total waste of life.


DON'T JOIN GANGS! GO TO SCHOOL. LIVE.

Last night, we had a patient come in for gun shot wound , came to the E.R. I was part of the team that was on-call last night. Bata pa intawn ang pasyente, i don't know why he was already engaging in gang activity, which led to his death. Bata pa intawn. This is so stupid why kids join gangs.

Go to school, improve yourself...and not depreciate your life by going to gangs and proliferating crime!

Quote from: junjun on May 16, 2012, 06:56:21 PM
I watched the pageant, satisfied with the winner but not with some runners up. Some members of the top 5 are not deserving.Two have bulging bilbil and the same time have difficulty walking and answering the preliminary n final questions.Of course, they are judges choice but what is Miss NYML doing in the top five. MR. AE Damalerio is the executive producer of the pageant n an officer of NYML. There are those left behind who are deserving of the finals/runners-up slot

Jun, kinsa man pod ang winner?

The day prior, I was at the University to lecture with some Nursing Students who are studying for their NCLEX (the nursing board exam here in the USA), which I am tutoring them as I am teaching the review course. It's a way for me to make a little extra money pod ba he he he! Anyways, so I am teaching some 34 nursing students. Talk about a loud bunch!

One student of mine said to me, "Doc, you're like my son's age!"

ha ha ha! katawa gajod ko...

Quote from: chicogon on May 18, 2012, 01:33:56 AM
Kalami sa feeling 

The day before I was on-call for 36 hours. So, when i came back home from work, I took a shower, went to the gym (which is across my apartment) for an hour and did some weight lifting. Then when i got back to my apartment, i went to bed. I woke up 12 hours later.

Luoy pod intawn si Doc Lorenz....

He he he, Fr. R and I will be the inspectors of the female candidates lang. To make sure their attire is okay-okay.

God Bless you Phil! More power to you!

he he he, ah, Mr. Wowowee himself.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 17, 2012, 05:13:00 PM

ah, lami'a...

ha, ha, ha! jun, asa man ang pictures beh? tanaw pod ta ba....

Quote from: LanggamTamsi2 on May 17, 2012, 10:58:45 AM
My daughter with her first child.


Lola and Lygaia

Very precious! I am also happy to hear that your granddaughter is feeling better now.

Quote from: LanggamTamsi2 on May 17, 2012, 11:22:19 AM
we will be visiting our family friend..

What part of Australia does your family friend live in, Tita?

I feel really good today; I slept for 12 hours last night. I feel completely rejuvenated, lol.

Ah, this is perfect with some salt. Especially when one is on a barge going from Ubay, Bohol towards Maasin, Leyte.

With this combination, who needs bonamine?

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QUESTION : Ms. Philippines, how would you describe a male organ in your country?
MS. PHILIPPINES : Ahh...well, opcors, hihihihi...I can say dat male organs in our country are like chismis...
QUESTION : Chismis???
MS. PHILIPPINES : Ayy! Sorry... Its ano, ahh kuwan...it means GOSSIP in our language.
QUESTION : Hmm... Interesting comparison. And why do you say that?
MS.PHILIPPINES : Ayy...Dyahe!!!!Hi hi hi hi hi hi...Kasi....I mean because it passes from mouth to mouth..

(STANDING OVATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Klaro kaayo na gilokan si Ms. Philippines. Hilig pod sigoro ni siya sa pinoy male organ.

Ambisyosyong oroy diay ang pinoy male organ.

ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!

ha ha ha ha! yes, his wife is part of the labastida clan of guindulman.

Ah, i used to go camping here in my younger days.

Quote from: islander on May 16, 2012, 04:25:34 PM
i swear she wouldn't have refused if you offered her the whole restaurant.

he he he! cute pod to sija, isles. she was a nursing graduate from HNU. Cute tong bajeha, taga Guindulman raba sija.