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Quote from: gintonic on May 25, 2010, 11:26:04 AM
let's just think of how we can help...our new leaders...we should start where it would most count...siguro sa ato copmmunity then the province w/ prayers nga moabot ang tibuok pilipinas and then the world...

That is ideal.. as the saying goes: "CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME."

There is a famous student slogan in the 80's" (am not sure if it originated from UP). "KUNG HINDI TAYO KIKILOS SINO ANG KIKILOS, KUNG HINDI NGAYON KAILAN." It rings true all the time.

We can make a difference by starting in our own backyard. We cannot expect the government to take care all the problems of the people, what we expect for them is to have a political will to implement pro-people programs, that will eventually uplift the living condition of our people. We deserve more than a lip-service, more than hollow promises, more than just political gimmicks.

I was hoping one day, we can unite ourselves and form a very strong advocacy group. A kind of organization that will safeguard and protect the interests of the Boholanos. A group that is critical to legislative agendas, critical to policies that are adversely affecting the interests of the people.

By concerting our efforts we can make a difference.

We don't need to be elected to serve, we are made by God to fulfill a mission. We will not throw this chance of a lifetime. LIFE IS SHORT.

Quote from: AsPo on May 26, 2010, 07:20:44 PM

Lubot sa kaldero napagod kay sige og dobdob

Quote from: magbalantay on May 25, 2010, 12:49:15 AM
    k lang, pro hope lang pud nga if we want to find something comical, funny and entertaining, this should not be at the expense of other people. Naay daghang cartoon shows like Tom and Jerry or see musical films.

    No offense pud bai ha? Suggestion lang pud ni  

Taken! No offense...It so happened am sick and tired of political maneuverings in the Philippines. And whoever are there, I hope we can find some good seeds among the few. As far as I know, my family survives because I am sending money, not because the government are doing something for the people. Too bad...

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on May 25, 2010, 06:00:28 AM
Si uncle nabor lungay.
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Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on May 25, 2010, 06:00:28 AM
Si uncle nabor lungay.

Mao na si Tata di ba? Igsoon na sila ni Alice og si Ikay?

wow, i love this thread...

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on January 06, 2009, 11:11:32 PM
uncle is the former vice-mayor/mayor of cortes. he's now in the US. i've got relatives in la paz and poblacion cortes as well some friends too.

Vice-Mayor? Kinsa man?

Quote from: fdaray on May 23, 2010, 08:39:08 PM
Kining lechon, usahay lod-on ko magkaon, kay dili maajo pagkaluto ang ilawom labi na ug dako nga baboy.
Ang lami ang panit kay kagomkon labi na ug init-init pa.

Mao lagi ba, kada uli nako taas gyud ang BP kay lami man ikaon og lechon.

Quote from: chicogon on May 23, 2010, 01:53:59 PM

Cover Page


Programme Page


Mao ni ang motuyok... on disc 

We need to support him...That is our own.

Quote from: fdaray on May 23, 2010, 02:16:20 PM
Let us give Dam Lim a chance to improve Tagbilaran City for the nest three years.

True. And not only Dan Lim but all our elected officials. Maskin diay, who knows, they really mean this time.

Quote from: AsPo on May 23, 2010, 08:53:00 AM
sud sa akong bukag,puro bantow og baki.

Baki nga giprito, lami kaayo murag manok.

Quote from: magbalantay on May 23, 2010, 01:24:59 PM
     ngano man pud nga bokya? ingon na jud ana kamubo injong panan-aw ni Manny? there maybe reasons why he wasn't able to finish his studies before, di ba? wait and see na lang pud ta oi. sa akong pagtanaw ni Manny, he has big dreams for our country and for himself, karon nga naa na pud siya ikagasto, di ba? he is really trying his best....so let's give him a chance!

    maau na lang na si Manny kay sa ubang mga politiko nato. educated lagi sila pro, mmmm...kahibaw namu kung kinsa jud sila deep inside them!   LAUG.....GAHAMAN.....CORRUPT.....CORRUPT!  

Personal opinyon lang, to me it is comical,funny and entertaining. Just a personal opinion, Please no offense.

Quote from: hofelina on May 23, 2010, 04:44:49 AM
Unsa man diay ang imong toyo Inday Becky? this is the private life of Mr Lim, this should be respected. Unsa man ang atong labot.

Libog bitaw ko nganong migawas ni human na man unta ang eleksyon.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on May 23, 2010, 02:30:04 AM
Sa atua ang mga basurero igo ra jud ikapalit ug usa ka kilong bugas ang ilang pinatimbang nga puthaw ug botelya.Hinoon sa atua ginagmay raman jud pud ilang makit an nga junk.Diri sa U.S ug hilig ka mang recycle mahal kaayo diri ang timbang sa puthaw heheheh bisan lata. This week alone nagpatimbang akong bana sa mga lata nga akong tinigum ug mga junk machinery nga ikaw pay bayaran sa tag iya aron ma get rid sa ilang yard ug ubang appliances nakahalin jud mi rong simanaha ug almost $3000 cash pa jud. Over hundred thousand na ni sa atua. Basta gani momahal ang metal ug iron abtik jud mi makaload sa among mga junk. Ang basurero diri sa U.S maoy naay daghan cash unya ang nakakorbata maoy daghan ug bills,hahhaha

Korek ka djan...

The hardest thing in the world to understand is the income tax. -- Albert Einstein

Quote from: jig37504 on May 22, 2010, 11:33:13 PM
unfortunately wolf, yours will not be the last sad story involving relatives. i emphatize with you as this happened to my parents' retirement money, which greatly affected our future college education then

the 'small things' that you do to the children of your fishing village will go a long way for them, i'm sure

me and my wife's earnings are not much at the moment to use it investing in bohol. maybe when we win the lottery but i do like the idea of an ecotourism project just like you given the educational and work background i have

Mao lagi Jig, although I was able to accept it, but, it was very embarrassing to my husband. The bulk of the money comes from his inheritance. Not just money, we put up a pig farm and that is capital extensive. We lost so much. Lesson to share: never trust relatives about your business.

He is so financially generous to me and my family, so he never say a word, but deep down I know he was very sad about it.

I would like to convert my farm into eco-tourism project. That is very ideal considering the proximity of Cortes to Tagbilaran, flower gardens and exotic small animals like butterflies and birds.

Nag-away ning mag-asawa kay kine si Maria dili pahilabot ni Juan. Pagkabuntang si Juan, gisapot.

Maria: Juan kaon na
Juan: Di ko, wa koy gana (mitaas ang simod)
Maria: Juan, Tabuga ang bata
Juan: Di ko, Ngano man bahala kang bataa ka (di man ta ka gunit sa agianan)
Maria: Juan, pagbugha og kahoy
Juan: Di ko, bahalag way isugnod
Maria: Juan, kawos og tubig
Juan: Di ko, bahalag walay imnon
Maria: (misinggit) Juan...unyang gabii
Juan: Giingnan og ambi ng balde....

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahha... bokya ..........hahahahahahahah

Quote from: fdaray on May 22, 2010, 10:44:52 AM
Give Pacman a chance to study in the most prestigious university. UP.

Patay ka ani... naa pa ba ang UPCAT? Kwidaw basin mag-top pa na siya...

Quote from: chicogon on May 22, 2010, 11:08:32 PM
Basin kana si inday Becky ang inahan nga ning gukod sa amahan sa iyang anak.  Siya ramay nakahibaw ani lagi... one and only post. Dapat imo ning gipa INYONG ALAGAD sa DYRD, day Becky, hehehe 

Chicogon, nang-ntriga na pod ka hehehehehhe...

Mao lagi! Unsay gihimo sa atong gobyerno ani.

Ang DSWD, ila baya ng trabaho nga tan-awon ang kahimtang sa mga bata. Mga inutil gyud...

Selos man ta ana.. walay Bolanon beauty diha?

Quote from: jorgeanna on May 21, 2010, 02:46:53 PM
Never be in-love with your bestfriend's boyfriend for it will surely destroy what you both have... - Anna

Absolutely! Yours is yours, mine is mine period...

Breakfast: Toast

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 22, 2010, 12:22:16 AM
Indeed. The core of the message is akin to Christ's Parable on the Mustard Seed.

Boholanos are famous for struggles like this. In fact we are called nomadic second to Maranao. We live our hometown to find greener pastures, to change the course of destiny, to find meaning to our dreams, to enrich ourselves with education.

To become a better person by reaching the impossible yet reachable.

Quote from: vrglguapo on May 22, 2010, 09:13:38 PM
para nako dili na ko oy....maka discourage man..

Lagi ba, my sister is only 4 years in the States and she is talking of going home. She said she is trired of unlimited bills.

Lisod baya gyud, pero kung maningkamot ka tapos kabalo ka magdala sa imong kwarta, mo-survive man ka The only thing I love here is convenience...

In the US, it is really survival of the fittest. There are so many Americans that are really living below the poveryt line much poorer than us immigrant. So maskin asa naa gyud pros and cons sa kinabuhi.

Quote from: gintonic on May 20, 2010, 10:22:25 AM
The best way to help the province is to invest your money here...by putting up small or micro-enterprises...your success would have a multiplier effect that would go a long way in alleviating poverty and providing jobs...or if you're not into that (business)...to spend your money within the province...buy local produce, hire local people...vacation in bohol, get your freinds to come to bohol...the money they spend would circulate and provide opportunities for others...

In fact I did. I put up a multi-million (PhP) project, but it was not properly managed. It is hard to let relatives run your investments. Maybe, I was poorly advised when the FS was undertaken. As a result, I lost so much money. 

My option is still open, I am interested in eco-tourism maybe in the future when I will retire and personally manage it.  Meantime, I am trying my best to provide the kids in my barangay some fun. I sponsor egg hunting during Easter, and Xmas party with games,prizes and gift giving.  That means so much to the children in my poor fishing village. Who would care to feed them free? Who would remind them that Xmas is not only for the rich but is also for poor kids like them? Just a day of fun, but memories live forever.

Someone has to do it, I believe.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 22, 2010, 05:42:31 AM
Nah, daghan jud sa gipangtudlo ni Gloria ang nagkabuang na ron pangsipsip sa umaabot nga administrasyon!

Administrasyon ni Aquino 6 years to go, bless his heart.

Quote from: kan-ogong on May 22, 2010, 03:27:10 AM
Cebu girl FORGET THE AMERICAS DREAMS.. ang wala pa maka ari dere sa America gusto moari.unya mamaligya o mo prenda mga yuta kay gusto mo ari sa US. dili lalim ang kinabuhi dere sa America. pangalan na lang nga America ang nindot siguro pamation. taga liog bill dere. adto na lang ka sa Bohol suroy ayaw sa America.let your BF visit you and bring to Bohol that you must be proud of.

Amen to that. Lisod ang kinabuhi dire, you have to work hard for neccessary evils like: hse insurance, car insurance, health insurance, life insurance (optional), phone, cable, utilities, internet. If you own a house you are paying mortgage unless it is fully paid, then you have car payment unless you bought it cash.

Then taxes: income tax, property tax, sales tax, state tax (some states) whole nine yards.

You still want to come?

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 21, 2010, 03:22:05 AM
APIR jud Wolf! i love water too and cant live a day if i cant swim. I swim everyday, bisan diri sa Vegas, the hotel pool ila jud na gigahin akong swimming time kay ila man barahan ang tunga sa pool. which i appreciated a lot and nothing else.

Do you still swim Cryst?

Yes, very much so.
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Quote from: ms da binsi on May 21, 2010, 03:22:05 AM
APIR jud Wolf! i love water too and cant live a day if i cant swim. I swim everyday, bisan diri sa Vegas, the hotel pool ila jud na gigahin akong swimming time kay ila man barahan ang tunga sa pool. which i appreciated a lot and nothing else.

Do you still swim Cryst?

Yes, very much so.  Not as fast as I used to but still my love for it never die.

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 21, 2010, 03:03:45 AM
naglibug jud ko nganong boxing ra Macky! ang guindulman naa sa daplin sa dagat, why not train children to SWIN or ROW??? mao jud unta ni nga klase nga athletes we can produce! ang Jamaica naka produce man gani ug bobsled olympians nga wa man gani na silay snow???

Mao jud na akong nalibugan sa Pinas nganong wa tay mga olympian swimmers or rowers nga gilibutan man unta tag dagat?

I am really into sports jud kay mao ra ni maka reduce sa temptations sa drugs sa atong mga kabataan.

Kay maskin sa mga hanay sa mga athleta kung wala kay padrino dili man ka kasulod. Sad, but true grabe usab ang corruption sa Sports Authority...

I agree, I used to swim and compete when I was young. Water is my life but, my skill is just for Girl Scout camping competition.

Very nice and inspiring tale of dedication in making a dream come true.

Try to check with this.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Famous_Boholanos#Heroes

Quote from: Dhamphire on May 20, 2010, 10:12:54 PM
Thank you guys... Layo layo rman tngali na ang Cortes sa amoa.. Naa man ko aunti nga manimyo ug taga diha

With reference to Tagbilaran it is 10 minutes travel time.

The real man is he who, of tried and trusty valor, does good, keeps his word and is worthy and self-respecting. (Emilio Jacinto )

Quote from: rogamz on May 20, 2010, 08:49:10 PM
sky the limit wa jud mahiluna dha corner remolador na ba gihapon dapit ilang barding.. sa una sa agora mao pag-uso ug paggawas sa redhourse beer,., sipa hagtik makaigo... kahoy pa case sa una..

Hagtik gyud imong ulo kung maigo ka sa kaha inig sugod nimo og maoy-maoy, 'storya lang 'pre walay initay hikkk...

(Source: http://josephilsaraspe.blogspot.com/2009/04/hubag.html )

HUBAG

Karong panahona uso na ang hubag,
Dili nang hubag nga mo tubo, mo buto.
Kun dili kining hubag nga walay buthanan
Hubag nga galakaw ug wala mag pundo

Kung gusto ka makakita naay daghan sa kanto.
Hubag ba nga murag si Ara Mina,
Hamis, lumoy, puwa-puwa apil paa
Bus-ok apan insakto sa pamayhon
Nagadani sa mga matang maibugon.

Kung makakita ka ug hubag kalma lang bay!
Ayaw ka diretso ug pabuhagay...
Kung dili makaya, piyunga ang mata
Ug dili mada hala duola, ila-ilaha
Apan ang aping sa laparo andama.

Hinay-hinay lang sa duha ka klase sa hubag.
Kay adunay hubag nga lumoy ug aduna sa'y luag-luag
Luag-luag buot ipasabot nangunot na.
Maghinay ka kay basin ka napulo na na tudlisa
Mibalik lang paghubag kay wa ma tudlis ang mata.

Nindot ni, murag mobalik ta sa atong mga katigulangan magtapok sa tindahan, inom-inom og bahal, estorya nga sky is the limit tapos balak-balak pod.

That is true. Life is what we make it. Marriage is a choice and being happy with it is also a choice.

Quote from: jig37504 on May 20, 2010, 06:19:32 PM
Re: the boxing complex i suggested earlier, it can be a part of a bigger 'Guindulman Nature Park'. The Park can have picnic areas, playgrounds, jogging areas (footpaths), exercise ground, restaurant, souvenir shop, etcetera. Entrance fee can be free in the Park or a minimum donation except in some areas e.g. parking area. It can be run by public-private consortium.

That is a very good idea Jig. Why force commercialization and industrialization to Guindulman when in reality it is not feasible. Let us see: "Boxing Capital of Bohol"...that is attainable.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 19, 2010, 08:39:31 AM
Sa akong tan-aw, gusto jud ning motabang si Pakyaw. Ang ako lang, dili ba kaha siya malingla sa tang-an nga stakeholders sa natad sa politika ug panggobyerno...

Remained to be seen. Tan-awon lang nato...if so one of a kind.

Quote from: islander on May 15, 2010, 02:24:38 PM
in the league of kevin costner pala kayo, 'the bodyguard' to the likes of whitney houston.

 

Unya falling in-love with the bodyguard hala ka diha....sa movie ra na siya...

Welcome to TB, I am from Cortes.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 16, 2010, 08:26:59 PM

A Poem by: Joyce Kilmer
(This was taught in our elementary literature class)

TREES

I THINK that I shall never see   
A poem lovely as a tree.   
   
A tree whose hungry mouth is prest   
Against the sweet earth's flowing breast;   
   
A tree that looks at God all day,
And lifts her leafy arms to pray;   
   
A tree that may in summer wear   
A nest of robins in her hair;   
   
Upon whose bosom snow has lain;   
Who intimately lives with rain.   
   
Poems are made by fools like me,   
But only God can make a tree.

(And some people played like God in killing them)

Nice and inspiring...we need to be reminded sometimes of the blessings we have and how lucky we are.

Quote from: jorgeanna on May 20, 2010, 02:45:56 AM
if this question was asked to me 14 years ago, i will choose its better to be single kay naka-agi ko og pa-it sa kinabuhi but NOW, i will say, it is better to be married....

My happiness is not dependent on any person, I perfected that art long time ago. I married late, was happy being single and unattached, then I married for 10 years...now I wish I did not...So it really depends on your lifestyle or preferences.

Quote from: gintonic on May 17, 2010, 05:09:42 PM
Wow...You should help finance livelihood programs too; so that we could reduce the number of people who are dependent on dole-outs in times of crisis...There are several foundations here, who could manage the money and be able to really help the province...

Usually these people, those who are really in dire need, undergo a tremendous psychological barrier to lower their pride...kay lagi wala man jud sila mahimo tungod sa kawad-on...Pero, on the other hand,... there are also professional beggars who make it a career doing these things

I agree about helping people by helping themselves. Help should have a long lasting effects on the lives of the Boholanos.

Quote from: gintonic on May 17, 2010, 02:45:27 PM
Let us all find a way to help our leaders, in the province and in the country as a whole...

MAO NA NI..

Para nako charity begins at home, seguro sa gamay nga paagi makatabang ta sa Bohol.

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 18, 2010, 10:41:10 PM
adobong chicken

hahahhahahah that is funny... I responded to the wrong thread....mao na lagi ni ba singit-singit sa trabaho ang TB...

Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.

UPDATE FOR PETITION

http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/justice-for-century-old-acacia-trees.html

There are 49 signatures in the petition initiated on May 3, 2010 from different parts of the world. I will forward an initial report of this petition to DENR asking for investigation and also to Bohol officials.

Maybe we can start planning for the printing of this petition in our local newspapers to create local awareness.

adobong chicken

The sun, the moon and the stars would have disappeared long ago... had they happened to be within the reach of predatory human hands.  ~Havelock Ellis, The Dance of Life, 1923

Quote from: jorgeanna on May 18, 2010, 03:31:58 PM
yummy! unya butangan og star margarine or butter, peyts na

YUMMY....

Let me also remind everyone that sadly, there will always be devastating consequences of progress that affects historical, ecological and moral/cultural treasures of the place. It is also among the sworn obligation of the mayor to preserve/protect the culture, identity and resources of the town.

There are many innovative and safe means to progress which are even favorable to the fragile eco-system and community.
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That is why the Feasibility Study of any development projects incorporates the Environmental Impact Statement, an assessment of the possible impact both positive and negative on the natural, socio-cultural and economic aspect of the recipient community and adjacent areas. This is a pre-requisite before a project can be undertaken especially if it is infra in nature.

The cutting of the trees surely is not recommended when the public market was conceptualized and implemented, however, like pointed earlier these trees blocked the view of the new building.

I believe (and I know I shared the same belief with lots of people here at TB), that there is no amount of justification for such an action, the damage has been done.  However, the local executives, lawmakers, the Guindulmanons should play vital roles in restoring and balancing the eco-system of this municipality.

Of course, we as Boholanos should always play critical to the whole issue and remain vigilant so, situation like this will not happen again in the future. We can make a difference only if we have the will.  

Truly, there is no place like home, and we need to protect our home at all cost: it could be painless or painful, but Bohol is our home… we have that obligation whether we like it or not.

Creator of Facebook billionaire na, kita play lang ng play wa man datong.

Tumpak gyud na, kalooy sa mga tawo uban ana gabagtas lang padong sa lungsod.

Home is where your heart belongs...

Pero abi nimo narealized nako nga ang mga tawo sa Guindulman mubo ra ang ilang kahigmata sa ilang palibot. Gipamatud-an kine sa miaging eleksyon diin ang mayor mismo na re-elect maskin pa man adunay siya'y dakong tulubagon sa lungsod.

Pero, usahay man god ang tingtungdan dili makaaray...Mao nga, something has to be done.

Nightmare on elm street

Ginataang gabi

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 16, 2010, 07:28:56 PM
Simple ra bitaw ang kinabuhi, Bay Vhinz. Either you survive or you don't. If you survive, mabuhi ka nga masulob-on, dayon mamatay nga masulob-on, dayon magmalinawon. Kon dili, mamatay ka nga masulob-on, dayon magmalinawon. Same die, but somehow not really...

Mao nga mobalik ta sa Life is a Choice...naa ra na nimo ang pagpili kung maguol ka o malipay maskin sakit..

The Proposal ( Sandra Bullock).. actually my 3x watching it...

Quote from: hofelina on May 15, 2010, 08:10:35 PM
That´s it Islander, she had been through with different lovers in her life before she settled down for good (hopefully), she is for me a survivor, an epitome of strength!

I agree with you, I am not a fan of Kris but she has rough life despite being a Princess.

Welcome...

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 13, 2010, 08:34:29 PM
Tilaw pud og uban pang exotic food, Ms. Lolla, such as wati, iring, anay (termites), uk-ok, chilled fresh monkey brain...

Argghhhh.. I tried snake in Thailand

Breakfast: adobo w/ rice

Quote from: JellyBean on May 13, 2010, 12:26:29 PM
Regarding the post about the cig' butts not to be thrown down to the ground...NO! it is not being implemented here. You need more special cigarette cans along the sidewalks as lit up cig' butts will catch on fire in a normal garbage can.

While driving a motor or a scooter here is such a risk when one in the forward car throws his butt down onto the road and there happens to be a tail wind strong enough to whirl it up into the air it makes the one behind the car that is ahead who is using the world as his ashtray dodge and duck out of hell so as not to get a flying cigarette in the face!!
I get so mad at this as it happens everyday here as it does the same in states...But where are the signs that say if you throw burning or flammable material you will be given a 500-10.000 peso fine?

Do these people know what are the main causes of fires? Obviously they do not give a smokey the Bears ass because it is carelessness often that causes wild fires, house fires.

Seguro misinformed lang ako ana. I still smoke that time and somebody told me to be careful in throwing my cigarette butts in Tagbilaran.

Tell a man there are 300 billion stars in the universe and he'll believe you.  Tell him a bench has wet paint on it and he'll have to touch it to be sure.  ~Murphy's Law

Quote from: alycxs on May 13, 2010, 12:07:48 AM
Unfortunately Yes. They can't also put their name on it. " This traffic light is donated by..." My husband was puzzled about those huge signs on 10ft stretch of concrete road bearing the huge painted plywood sign "This is a project of so and so politician" hahahhaha !



@ Jellybean, Mayor Lim may have his faults but so far, he's one visionary guy and he thinks outside the box. But then again, he was born into a privileged family and he's very educated. Maybe he perceives things differently than a lot of our politicians.


It would be nice if laws are implemented properly in our country but I think it will take some time. As long as people are hungry and the police will take bribes to line their own pockets... well, you guys know what I'm getting at.

I know Dan Lim personally and of course his Mom, Manang Gloria. We used to chitchat before when she was still the VM of Tagbilaran and Dan was the city administrator. I know them by heart. Yes, he may got temper but YES, definitely he is a visionary.

In 2007, he implemented the no throwing of cigarette butts in the city of Tagbilaran. I think it was good, I am not sure if that is still enforced. This is just a simple rule with meaningful impact because it was properly implemented and strictly enforced.

For a genuine progress, our political leaders should possess only one thing...POLITICAL WILL to implement pro-people programs and pass pro-people legislations. For as long as they are blinded by self interests and greed, it will never happen. I was working on political games for so long, and trust me, the flat forms are all the same. The political operations in our country are just so simple. Me, Family, Padrino, Country, God: in that order of service. WHAT A SHAME...

sinabaw nga bukog sa baboy og luto, natintal na sad ko og lung-ag

LAST NAME GAME...Don't spoil it for others!

Rules: It's harder than it looks! Hit copy, then erase my answers, enter yours. Use the 1st letter OF YOUR LAST NAME ( spell it full or just the start) to answer each of the following questions. They have to be real places, names, things, nothing made up. You can't use your name for the boy/girl question. ONE WORD ANSWERS ONLY!  ENGLISH OR VISAYAN!!!

Have Fun!!

1. Last Name: ............ G
2.  A Boys name:........George
3. A 4 Letter Word....   Good
4. A Girls name :......... Gwen
5. An occupation: ....... Gynecologist
6. A color:…..................Green
7. Something you wear:..Glasses
8. Beverage:...................Gin
9. A food.........................Ginataan
10. A place..................  Georgia
11. Something you shout.....Great
12. something you find in the bathroom...Gobbler

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 12, 2010, 12:53:15 PM
gipanghilantan ang mga pildero

Bahala na kamo ana.

Turn-off my alarm clock...and think about going back to sleep.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 12, 2010, 10:15:48 PM
Usahay lang kay zero balance na...

How to mend a broken heart? No way to do it. Let time heals the wounds, laugh and smile... being alive is beautiful.

Forget the Bullshits.... and just keep moving on. TELL YOURSELF IT IS JUST STATE OF THE MIND...because if your heart is broken...Wow, you are dead.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on May 12, 2010, 10:36:00 PM
Naay anak ug politician sa amoa nga mosegi ug ingon namo ug di pansinon ug "Gasalig mo kay gwapa ko, gasalig mo kay dato ko. Very annoying jud tong bataa to.

Naay expression dire nga POOR POOR ME...mura bag gatabon ang yuta og langit unya napiit siya sa tunga.

Quote from: Chongki on May 12, 2010, 10:35:17 PM
gamay ra ang kick-back

TAMA KA...GAMAY RA ANG KICK-BACK..

Quote from: gintonic on May 12, 2010, 03:18:15 PM
election's over...the people have spoken...Chatto has won...let's now all buckle down and support his program of governance...let us all also put our heads together to make, outline and propose suggestions that would create livelihood, promote tourism, improve education, improve healthcare services, promote sports, improve food production and provide utilities to support all of these things.

MAO NA NI...

Earlier, I already stated that I can't go for Chatto. But, he was elected (maskin unsa pa man iyang paagi aron modaog), he won. Now, is the time to set aside politics and work with him for Bohol.

I think I ate frog legs first time when I was in Ilocos.  In fairness, it is really very good. I love it. It tastes like chicken. They cook it either deep fry or adobo, either way both are yummy...

Quote from: islander on May 12, 2010, 07:56:28 PM
witchcraft, or black magic, is supposedly the tapping of the same energy that's used for healing (white magic) but used negatively.  a good analogy is a gun.  one can use it for defense (positive) or for robbery and murder (negative).
   

I have been reading Power of the Mind since I was in high school, and practiced some of its exercises. I am a graduate of science therefore, I always believe in scientific explanation of things. However through time I was convinced that practicing the Power of the Mind has scientific explanations.

I was alone since I was 13 years old. The only thing I have is imagination whether you believe it or not. I have very rich imagination, and I used that to struggle harder. Try to imagine being alone at that age, the pains and hardships I’ve been through. The only thing that keeps me moving is the Power of my Mind, a conviction that I become what I want to become, because I conditioned my mind what I want to be. Because my mind was conditioned, I put all my senses, my energies and dedicated all my actions to achieve my goal. I succeeded in getting what I want.

There are infinite realities if we explore our minds to work at its best. Recently, my best friend, a nurse working in Saudi Arabia suffered tremendous psychological disturbance. I worked with her over and over to use her mind to combat her illness. She is now back home in the Philippines and she said her nightmares are no longer visiting her.

The possibilities are endless, the keywords are believing and practicing.

I don't understand why simple things can't be done in the Philippines. Like the road signs, signals, stop signs...dili man unta na mahal kaayo.

Women lies. When I was growing up I saw on many times my Mom lied to Dad about her children. And when I became older enough to understand, I realized she did that to protect us.

The TOES you step on TODAY may be ATTACHED to the ASS you will have to KISS TOMORROW.

Display your emotions if you love someone, show that you are proud.

Yet brute force is a necessary evil as it is the only language that some people speak and understand. :-)


In some cases are used as defense mechanism of the weak to fight the strong, and vice versa, weapon of the strong to make the weak weaker...

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on May 12, 2010, 06:57:54 AM
Dire sa TB dili posibling mapawong.

Mapawong ang mata sa katawhan panahon sa eleksyon kay gitaptap og papel nga kolor ubihon.

Precious

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on May 11, 2010, 09:41:27 PM
Red Flag here. Sure kaha ka Cebu girl nga gidivorce na sa imong BF ang iyang asawa or basin nag ipon pa ni sila unya mao ning ing reason out siya nga wa pa mahuman kay gaplano pa lang. I have feeling wala ni siya kakita ug time makaikyas.
Proving you love him? Really dili kaha excited ra kaayo ka moanhi diri? Wala pa gani mo magmeet hehehe sure na jud ka nga love nimo siya.
About sa imong plano nga moapply ug tourist visa ayaw nalang kay gagasto gasto lang ka sure na denied na. Slim kaayo ang chance sa mga dalaga moapply ug tourist visa diri labi na your purpose is to meet someone here. Guarantee na ni siya once maabot ka diri di na ka mobalik.Unless you came from very rich family ang you can prove yourself nga kaya nimo ang gasto without help sa imong bf naa kay chance ma granted ug visa.
It's much easy kung imong Bf ang movisit nimo then worry about the divorce paper later. Mas kinahanglan ang proof ninyo nga nag meet mo ug moapply ug fiancee visa. Then after ma release iyang divorce paper diha na siya mo pass ug application for fiancee.

Perfect advice for you Cebu Girl.

Four years ago, mys sister wanted to come here as tourist to personally see a guy she met online. She was asking my help to process her papers, and some money to back her financial standing.  But I encouraged her to invite her BF to visit Phils and file a fiance visa. Now they are married.

BESIDES WHY ARE YOU WASTING YOUR TIME ON SOMEONE THAT IS MARRIED? Find someone that has no garbage. About love, I dont think so......

Maghulat ka lang sa wala...

Don't take your wins and losses too seriously....

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on May 12, 2010, 12:58:40 AM
friend nako akong enemy

Enemy of the State starring Will Smith is a funny yet awesome movie.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 11, 2010, 12:52:06 PM
Voters back home (and a few outside the country, too) have done their part, wisely or otherwise, and all they have to do now is take up where they left off...

Off on a tangent in a thread meaning, gayabag-yabag imong punto my friend.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 11, 2010, 03:04:11 AM
Quite true. There are very few absolute truths in life. Some of these are:

1. Our thoughts are ours, unless shared
2. Life is given, however, anyone has the ability to terminate his or her own life
3. Decisions are your own.
4. Death is guaranteed; the only difference is the manner and the time.

And if I may add:
1)     What has been said, cannot be left unspoken
2)     Things we did cannot be undone
3)     We cannot change our relatives

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 10, 2010, 08:41:26 PM
Indeed. That is what makes our decisions uniquely personal. In that aspect, we are the lords and directors of our decisions, whether we take that step or deign to withdraw for fear of doubt or for precautionary measures. Decisions are entirely left to the individual, if we are strong enough to make it for our own or if we be wise/pleaded to take an action by the intercession of a few or a many. In the end, the essence of a decision, the action of a decision, the finality of a decision leads us to the idea that we are the directors of our own lives. It is the unique epitome of the notion of 'Free Will'.

To some it seems simple; but in reality, it is quite existentialist.

The fact that you made a decision, made an act, followed through with a decision is eternal. It is proof that you existed in this universe, in this vast emptiness. You were, you are, you did, you had, you were...

Absolutely! It is so pathetic though, that some people blamed others for their misfortunes, forgetting the fact that, they, first and foremost decided the kind of life they are going to lead.

What we are today are results of our decisions in the past, what we were in the past were results of decisions the time before then, so on and so forth. It is an unending cycle. 

Ambot nganong dili man gyud na maimpose sa atoa No.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 10, 2010, 09:53:04 AM
Thanks, ladies. (Or should I rather say, girls?)

I am told that one may be silly in youth but should be solemn in age. Yet one could be a humorless adolescent, or a silly old fool. I regret being humorless when I was young; I hope I won't become silly when I'm old.

Sa Tagalog pa: " Patandang Paurong"..hope not. Just keep the laughter alive no matter what LOL!

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 10, 2010, 09:53:04 AM
Thanks, ladies. (Or should I rather say, girls?)

I am told that one may be silly in youth but should be solemn in age. Yet one could be a humorless adolescent, or a silly old fool. I regret being humorless when I was young; I hope I won't become silly when I'm old.

Girls lang, among Nanay mao toy Ladies!!!!

Quote from: alycxs on May 10, 2010, 08:46:25 AM
Kung naa ka sa Hong Kong, bisan inig day-off, mag negosyo gihapon. Ang uban, tungod kay dili ra paigo ipa skwela sa mga manghod, mamuring pa...usahay, mangilad pa. Ulaw sad kay bad rep kaayo ang mga pinay sa Hong KOng pero makabasul baka nga nagbuhi man ug pamilya left and right sa pilipinas?

Usahay ning uban natong mga igsoon, bisan na ug questionable ang foreigner, hala mosukol gyud, bisan ug ika 7 na sila nga asawa ug 40 yrs na ilang gap. Ang uban nga wala masayod sa mga kalisod, maayo lang mo yawyaw pero wala sila kakita sa mga kasakit nga lupig pay piniriso sa balay, bisan ang mga amiga, gi monitor ang mga calls, kun mag bugno, bugbug intawn.

Human raba...kung kinsa ni grabe mang lait sa mga "maid" kunuhay...sila diay toy mga bitok sa ilang Ate or Mama nga "maid" didto sa Hong Kong, Singapore or asa pa. Maayo lang ug maid...ug ni extra pa para palit ug celfone para ni Dodong...haaayyy

Sakto gyud imong punto Dai, sa Korea luoy sad ang mga asawa sa Koreano didto. I just read in the news today. Maskin dire sa America, daghan man kaayo ang gi-abuso.

Sa Virginia naa koy nameet Filipina ga-uma siya mga utanon tapos ilang ibaligya, tapos moadto lang og sentro sa lungsod once a week aron mangompra. Dili gani kuno siya kagamit og telepono kay masuko iyang bana. Pastilan sa Pilipnas dili man gani mag-uma ang mga baje.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 10, 2010, 06:24:51 AM
Gihapon ang kinabuhi tulukibon, bisan pa man sa dis-og sa tawhanong kaalam.

Kaalam mao ra gyud ang bahandi nga ikabilin sa pobreng ginikanan.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 10, 2010, 06:01:03 AM
Thanks. Ms. Wolf. But I'm not really smart. I'm just rather old.

Forgive me but I disagree. Well, generally women hate talking about age, however, wisdom comes with age due to accumulated experiences, getting old is not just the number of years you live by, but, how you spent those years. It is not how long, but it is measured by prints you left behind that cannot be replaced by time.

Well, we are of course lucky, we write and speak English very well. At least thanks to our teachers...

Miind you, millions of Americans don't know how to use their own language. Only the educated do.  When they are teasing my accent, I always tell them how many languages do you speak? Or if not I will tell them to give me a piece of paper and I will just write what I said.

Know why? they have trouble with spellings.

I left my job because I decided to stay in the US for good.