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dimiao wasn't spared.  how bad, i wish i knew.  i believe valencia was spared because it's not on the list.

not feeling too well.  face swollen and stung with cold sores.  i may see a doctor.  right cheek is infected.

St. Catherine of Alexandra Church
Carcar City


construction: 1860 to 1875


Carcar Church interior

(i couldn't find image of earthquake damage to this church)


sources: wikipedia/, flicker, various news items and other image sources

Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral
Cebu City


construction: started 1689, finally completed in 1815; major reconstruction/restoration/repairs made in 1865, 1891, 1904, 1945, 1993, 2009
Founding religious order: Agustinians


Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral interior

(i couldn't find image of earthquake damage to this church)

Santa Cruz Church
Maribojoc, Bohol


construction: 1798-1816; present structure 1886
founding religious order: Jesuits, followed by Agustinian Recollects


Maribojoc Church interior

(i couldn't find image of earthquake damage to this church)

San Nicolas Tolentino Church
Dimiao, Bohol


construction: uncertain, may have been built toward the later half of the 19th century
founding religious order: (not stated)


Dimiao Church interior

(i couldn't find image of earthquake damage to this church)

hahaha!  real cute.  i now know that bookcases have other uses.

glad you and your kids are fine, raqz.  our prayers for your continuing safety.

i have no contact with my sister in tagbilaran.  her daughter said the same.  she has been at the emergency room of the public hospital so extraordinarily busy tending to patients, she really doesn't know how her parents are.  but something in me tells me they're fine.

Our Lady of the Assumption Church
Dauis, Bohol


construction:
founding religious order: Jesuits


Dauis Church interior


Dauis Church after the quake

Santissima Trinidad Church
Loay, Bohol


construction: 1795(?), 1815 (foundation date)
founding religious order: Agustinian Recollects


Loay Church interior


Loay Church after the earthquake

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 15, 2013, 11:32:37 PMthere are people around bohol that are sleeping outside and in open spaces for fear of another quake. roads are also cracked, bridges are damaged.

my brother's family of four had pitched a tent outside their house, just to make sure.  they take turns staying awake to warn the rest, in case.  he said the aftershocks are just as uncomfortably strong.

i hope the valencia church is intact?

Nuestra Señora de la Luz Church
Loon, Bohol


construction: 1853 (started)
founding religious order/s: Jesuits, followed by Agustinian Recollects


Loon Church interior


Loon Church, the biggest church in Bohol, has been reduced to a rubble by the earthquake

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 15, 2013, 11:04:54 PM
1717 ? wow. even before there was a united states of america, baclayon church was already there...

looks like, though there are 3 claimants to being the oldest church in the philippines---san agustin in manila, sto. niño basilica in cebu, and baclayon church in bohol.  these are all correct if one takes the nuances of what it is to be the oldest, i.e., oldest structure, oldest church establishment, etc.

Church of San Pedro
Loboc, Bohol


construction: 1734 (completed)
founding religious order/s: Jesuits, followed by Agustinian Recollects


Loboc Church interior


Loboc Church after the quake

Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception
Baclayon, Bohol


construction: 1717-1727
founding religious order/s: Jesuits, followed by Agustinian Recollects


Baclayon Church interior


Baclayon Church after the quake

Basílica Minore del Santo Niño de Cebu
Cebu City


first construction: 1565 (gutted by fire in 1566)
construction of present structure: 1735 to 1740 
founding religious order: Agustinians


the basilica's interior


the basilica after the quake

i hope the news writer here is squeaky clean.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 15, 2013, 07:31:27 PM
Na hala. Kanang naay unggoy na lang aron madali.

di na na swiss knife, nyor.  bol-anon knife na na.

oh, no.  kadaghan ba diay na sa fatalities sa bohol.

loon church, pre- 2013 earthquake

anybody here from loon, please?  is the picture of the church's damage in reply #43 really what it is?  flattened to the ground?  please tell us it isn't so.

famous bohol churches damaged by earthquake.  i want to cry.
 


they will stand again!

MALL DAMAGE. Gaisano Mall, a popular mall in Cebu suffered damages following the earthquake. Photo from Cebu Provincial Government/http://www.rappler.com/

gross!  does this have to be news?  daily mail is truly a tabloid.

Initial data released by the USGS said there were two earthquakes, both centered in Bohol.

The quake was followed by 110 aftershocks, Phivolcs director Renato Solidum said in a press conference at the NDRRMC.

Solidum said more damage can be expected in the areas closest to the quake's epicenter, specifically in Bohol and Cebu.

http://www.rappler.com/

hehehe, cute.  i once saw a dump truck with a duck force field in one of the towns in cebu.  too bad back then there was no such thing as the internet and the videocams were still backbreaking monstrosities held only by tv crews.  i had no choice but to take in the whole scene and commit it only to memory.

sayang gyod, loll.  this is a tourist attraction because it is ancient and largely untouched.  i'm still waiting for some pictures of baclayon church, which is said to be the oldest church structure in its original form in the philippines.

also in bohol (no description available at source)

photo by Robert Michael Poole
http://www.rappler.com/

this must be the loboc church belfry, which is across the street from the church itself.  sad.

photo by Robert Michael Poole
http://www.rappler.com/

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 15, 2013, 11:39:35 AM
Tita Isles, do you know the status of the Valencia's Sto. Nino Church ? I'm still at work and have no access of talking to relatives in Bohol yet.

sorry, lorenz.  i have no contact in valencia as of now.  bugsay would have been the best tb source, i must say.  who knows, he's in valencia now.  too bad his cell phone number that i have no longer works.

CALLING BUGSAY!  how's valencia, please!

damage to the 400-year-old loboc church in bohol is massive.  how tragic.

LOBOC. A 400-year-old structure of the San Pedro Church in Loboc, Bohol, collapses after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit Bohol, Cebu and other parts of Visayas and Mindanao. Photo by Robert Michael Poole

more update:

Bohol Governor Edgar Chatto said on DZMM TeleRadyo that more are being rushed to the hospital and that local government units are already preparing for aftershocks.

According to the Philippine Information Agency in Cebu, aftershocks continue to be felt.

The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) reassured the public that no tsunami is expected to hit due to the earthquake, but Lt Cmndr Armand Balilo, spokesperson of the Philippine Coast Guard, said they have suspended docking of big boats in Cebu and Bohol for now, following damages in their Tagbilaran station.

"Thank God today is a holiday," Quisimbing told Rappler. Loss of life and property damage would have been much more if classes and offices were not closed to observe Id-ul-Adha or the Feast of Sacrifice.

Flights to and from Tagbilaran and Cebu have also been suspended. - With reports from Natashya Gutierrez/Rappler.com

afterquake street scene in cebu city

Atamaii.tv via Instagram/@MovePH @rapplerdotcom
Some construction workers injured during Cebu earthquake; no buildings down

update from cebu:

Four people died in the quake, the Office of Civil Defense (OCD) region 7 reported. The deaths were reported in Cebu City, when a fish market collapsed, Raquel Arce, the market administrator for Cebu City, told DYSS radio station. Many others were injured.

One person was also reported killed in Mandaue City, Cebu 6th District Rep Luigi Quisumbing told Rappler.

http://www.rappler.com/

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 15, 2013, 11:03:57 AM
yup... i was in bed when that happened.. abi gani si Kenshin tong lihok kaayo.. paglingi nako, tulog man kaayo siya sa akong tapad.. When I watched the news oi sa Bohol and Cebu man diay dapit so I sent text messages for Engr. and my lola in Cebu.. They're doing well and safe.. salamat

intensity 3 diay sa davao, loll.  glad your lola and vots are okay.

an update:

Bohol Gov Edgar Chatto, in an interview on ANC, said there are incoming reports of damage across the province, particularly to old buildings.

"[The quake] was really very strong. People now are a little bit in a situation of panic," Chatto told ANC.

People in the province are also monitoring abnormal sea level changes for possibility of a tsunami, but Chatto said there is little chance of it because the province is surrounded by other islands.

"We are still getting in touch with mayors, disaster officials of towns facing the Mindanao Sea, ito ang malawak," he said. "We are just asking people to be cautious but not to be panicky."

http://www.rappler.com/

did you feel the quake there, too, loll?  the banana republic's officemate who's now in davao had texted him about the quake...

another angle of the damaged historic church of loboc.  how sad.

@tokyodrastic/@MovePH @rapplerdotcom

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 15, 2013, 10:45:52 AM
Thanks God that Tita A is okay, your pets and your belongings are alright. Let's pray that our family, friends in Bohol are safe from all harm; physical, mental and spiritual.

thanks, lorenz.

fr chic is in bohol now, lorenz, right?  i'm sure he's okay.  i hope he shares with us his experience.  what a welcome for him.  earthshaking.   

just talked with my brother who's based in baclayon.  the women didn't take chances.  they've moved to higher ground for fear of a tsunami.  baclayon church belfry and frontage damaged.  how sad. 

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 15, 2013, 10:23:47 AM
Duol jamo sa Southern Bohol. I'm going to call family to make sure okay ra ba sila sa Tagbilaran and Valencia. I hope and pray everyone is okay!!!

Can any of our friends in Bohol update us?

Mike, is everything okay?

i intend to call my siblings in bohol but i'll give them time to "recover" first.  so far, only my sister in cebu is updating me.  they're all out of their houses in the subdivision, she ran back briefly inside the house to fetch her mask (she's had her fourth chemo session yesterday).  they're okay, all dogs and cats okay, the glass panes in our library shelves are okay, she said.  thank god.  electricity is zero for the whole city as of now.

Loboc Church in Bohol collapsed front and center

@tokyodrastic/@MovePH @rapplerdotcom


note: just wondering why these 2 church images are dated october 14 when rappler's report is dated october 15

physical damage reported so far:

the belfry of the basilica del sto. niño in cebu city

@kRayzie_me/@MovePH @rapplerdotcom

arang gajod ni si hubag, hahaha! 

tingali baya ug ikaw tong nagsalamangka didto, wa lang ka magsaba ha?

tell us the 11th thing, PLEEEASE!

pinalit na niya nga cotton candy uy.  iya lang gilukdo.  i would still go for the hinapay of the donald trump.

grabeh!  it's a trap!

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 14, 2013, 09:07:00 PM
better be aware with this kind of person... don't forget being meynyak as well

oh, that makes them not only scared, they are also scary.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 12, 2013, 07:30:01 AM
Pastilan, naa man jud tanan. Thanks, Doc, your scientific explanation confirms my pedestrian suspicion.

thankfully, what is lacking is diabolic allusion.

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 12, 2013, 03:31:12 AMParanoid and suspicious thoughts are a significant clinical topic. They regularly occur in 10â€"15% of the general population, and persecutory delusions are a frequent symptom of psychosis.

too big a percentage to be of any comfort.

i did not dream.  i was.

The Tardigrade

Can survive: Basically anything.

These millimeter long, segmented animals can survive just about everything. Temperatures between just above absolute zero and 300 degrees Fahrenheit are no problem. 1200 times atmospheric pressure? The tardigrade just shrugs it off. It doesn’t really care about dehydration either, seeing as it can go 10 years without water. 1,000 times the lethal dose of radiation for humans is another non-factor. When testing the true extent of the tardigrade's resilience, scientists went so far as to send it to outer space in 2007. The result? Most of the tardigrades that went on the mission came back entirely unscathed. Plus they're kind of weirdly adorable.


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The Pompeii Worm

Can survive: Extreme heat, variance in temperature.

These deep-sea worms live exclusively in thermal vents in the ocean floor. Their tails are in the vents, which achieve temperatures up to 176 degrees Fahrenheit. Their heads however, poke out of the vents in order for the pompeii worms to capture prey. This results in half of their bodies experiencing temperatures over 100 degrees lower. It's thought that their resistance to heat is due to a coating of specialized bacteria on their bodies, which may provide a large degree of insulation for the worm.


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The Red Flat Bark Beetle

Can survive: Extreme cold.

This insect, which is native to the northern areas of Alaska and Canada, is able to resist temperatures up to -150 degrees Celsius (-238 Fahrenheit) by producing an antifreeze protein that prevents the crystallization of its blood. Its blood is also fortified with glycerol, which further halts freezing.


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The Immortal Jellyfish

Can survive: The aging process.

These jellyfish have the ability to revert back to their infant stages in adverse conditions, making them effectively immortal. There doesn't seem to be any limit on the number of times that they are able to revert back to their infancy. Unfortunately, they're highly vulnerable to predation and disease every time they live out their immature, smaller stages.


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The Himalayan Jumping Spider

Can survive: Low pressure, freezing temperatures.

The polar opposite of the devil worm, this spider holds the record for the animal that claims residency at a higher point than any other (4.1 miles above sea level). It’s able to survive long periods without food, freezing temperatures, and a distinct lack of atmospheric pressure. The only sources of nutrition available to the Himalayan jumping spider are the tiny insects that get blown up the mountain by the high winds.


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6 Extreme Animals Sure To Survive The Apocalypse

If we've learned anything from science class, it's that nature is constantly trying to kill us. No matter how hard it tries though, it will never take down these animals.


The Devil Worm

Can survive: Crippling pressure, lack of oxygen, high temperature.

This species of nematode, only recently discovered in 2011, has been found living up to 2.2 miles below the surface of the Earth. It blew away the previous record for multicellular organisms by a full mile. These worms spend their lives in total darkness, drinking 12,000 year old water and eating simple bacteria.


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But perhaps, the film's best assets are its visuals and technical achievements, which could compete with those from Hollywood. Budgeted at US$22.5 million, "Mr. Go" is reportedly the first South Korean film to be fully shot in 3D. The baseball games, the helicopter chase, and the rampage scene in the finale looked quite well as the detailed, animated gorilla appeared realistic with clear emotions and character.

In terms of story flow, "Mr. Go" moves in a nice fashion but lacked some character progression. The film also starts a little lousy with a simple narration but it becomes exhilarating until the end, where Ling Ling finally meets his match - an unexpected but familiar foe - in an epic baseball battle that best wraps up the movie.

Overall, "Mr. Go" is a good family film that won't waste your time. With an insane premise, visual marvels and a compelling narrative that will give you just the right blend of suspense, humor and drama, this gorilla movie has definitely hit a home run.

Distributed by Reality Multimedia, Inc, "Mr. Go" opens in SM Cinemas on October 16, Wednesday.

http://www.philstar.com/

Making the viewers feel a variety of emotions, "Mr. Go" is definitely short of boredom. Certain scenes, like those showing the bond between Wei Wei and Ling Ling, could get you nearly teary-eyed. On the other hand, some moments will surely make you throb with excitement, particularly the baseball matches and the part where helicopters chase the gorilla on the stadium roof.

And between thrill and "aww" moments, "Mr. Go" also abounds in hilarity, which is mostly seen in parts where the Ling Ling and Sung Choong Soo relate to each other. Even the bad guys are comical. There is also no lack of surprises as the film is packed with twists and turns, especially during the final baseball match.

Seen as a potential boost to the sport, the South Korean professional baseball league allows Ling Ling to play for the Doosan Bears. Hitting home runs each game and propelling his team to the tournament finals, Ling Ling instantly takes the league by storm, and becomes the lovable baseball star "Mr. Go."

But conflict arises when the gorilla showed his wild side in one game where a spectator was hurt. Then later in the film, Ling Ling sustains an injury, endangering the Doosan Bears' championship bid and Sung Choong Soo's further plans. This also cast doubts on the friendship between Wei Wei and the gorilla.

pssst, ajaw panamastamasi si mr. go.

The film depicts the tale of 15-year-old Wei Wei, a ringmaster of a circus in China that houses two gorillas, the amusing Ling Ling and the disobedient Lei Ting. When her baseball fanatic grandfather dies in an earthquake, the teenager is left to head the circus - also a home to dozens of orphans - and pay the huge debt of the old man, a sports gambling addict.

The solution to Wei Wei's financial woes? The gorilla Ling Ling, whom she helped raise and train to play baseball. With his beast-like batting skills, Ling Ling attracts famous South Korean baseball agent Sung Choong Soo, who promises the circus girl a huge paycheck if the gorilla plays in South Korea.

Gorilla baseball superstar hits a home run in 'Mr. Go'

By Louis Bacani
(philstar.com) | October 14, 2013


Image from Mr. Go Philippines Facebook page

Note: Review contains some spoilers

How does this sound to you: a high-budget 3D film that tells the crazy story of a teenage circus girl and his 285-kilogram gorilla who can play baseball?

Not your usual family-oriented film with a formulaic plot, Mr. Go offers a rather engaging narrative packed with ape-sized laughs and emotions that could warm anybody's heart and make it pound with thrill. Flaunting technical achievements in Asian filmmaking, the movie is a definite visual joy for all ages.

come to think of it, where oh where is statesville?  lorenz, let's call her.

wa lang untay manghilabot nga foreigners, jihadists or western powers, who knows, the syrians could settle their differences themselves.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2013, 11:27:19 AM
All the time.

hahaha!  boritski.  i hope janet napoles sets her sights on you too.

in all honesty, akong papa wheelchair-bound na. i saw to it na lang nga no walking down the aisle for my very private wedding.  tapad lang ko niya very near the altar, unya lakang lang kog katulo.  he passed away 2 years after.

no one here will have a stroke.  the rich of us give; they don't lend.  they only want loyalty in exchange... how about you?  when will you give me some moolah?

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2013, 09:52:56 AMThe meme that backfired. That is, if it wasn't actually issued by the Binay camp.

sayang bitaw.  i rooted for risa hontiveros, despite her stand on the rh bill.  she's really good and highly qualified.  well, i see the hand of the binay camp in this meme.  binay always reads the majority of voters right, with all his political astuteness.  he even topped it with the statement, 'kawawa si nancy...'.  that appealed to the masses.  we vote with our hearts for the underdog, with our minds for actors.

nothing beats the sight of space and the distance of the horizon.  here in manila, i look down and see the terrible traffic.  i look up and see a hovering massive dark cloud and never fail to tell the banana republic that "it's independence day once again; don't forget your umbrella."  otherwise, i hate going out to take in manila, if i can help it.  i'm a prisoner of my own distaste for outdoor manila.

no sweat.  dark-skinned filipinos.  beauty's standard changes.  that is, if we're ever bothered at all with all these silly adverts.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2013, 05:48:55 AMAs an aside, though, I am not amenable with how Pinoys mocked [Nancy] Binay's complexion. She didn't deserve the position because of her inexperience, not because of her skin color.

but of course.  and the fact that she's one more member of the binay dynasty, which is proving tasteless.  whoever mocked her skin color must have been out of sorts.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2013, 08:39:05 AM
A better moral lesson: Ayaw pautang.

best of all: poor ka aron ikaw ang mangutang, lain ang ma-stroke, hahaha!

Doctors were not sure whether Nagy would actually be able to attend. But with monitor cords slipped under his tuxedo and a tracheal tube attached, he made it down the aisle and gave a thumb's up, according to the Plain Dealer.

Nurse practitioners Jacky Uljanic and Julie Ray volunteered their time to stay with him throughout the day to monitor his condition.

"After Scott told us his goal, he was our inspiration," Uljanic said. "It makes it all worth it."

"There are no guarantees in life," Nagy said. "This is a bonus."

http://www.nydailynews.com/

 Sarah Nagy said it was a struggle to move the wedding forward so quickly. "But it is what I wanted since I was a little girl, for my father to escort me down the aisle. My future husband said, 'You will get your wish.' "

"The first night at the hospital, Scott said, 'Just remember, I have to be at my daughter's wedding in October,'" his wife Jean Nagy said.

Nagy attended his daughter's bridal shower and even helped her pick out a wedding dress. There was no way he would miss out on the wedding itself, Jean Nagy said.

 Nagy, of Brunswick, was diagnosed with metastatic urethral cancer last November and has been at University Hospitals Seidman Cancer Center since August.

He traveled down the aisle in the same gurney that transported him from the hospital.

Sarah Nagy and Angelo Salvatore originally planned to marry next year but moved the ceremony forward as Nagy's health deteriorated.


Scott Nagy is wheeled from First Lutheran Church in Strongsville by paramedics Melissa Powell, left, and Andrew Gorman, right.

Dying dad keeps ‘promise I made’: Walks daughter down the aisle â€" on a gurney

Scott Nagy, 56, who is terminally ill with metastatic urethral cancer, pulled up to the First Evangelical Lutheran Church in an ambulance to fulfill a vow made to his ‘princess,’ daughter Sarah Nagy, 24.

By Michael Walsh / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Sunday, October 13, 2013


Bride Sarah Nagy, right, begins to cry as she is escorted by her father, Scott, down the aisle during her wedding ceremony Oct. 12, 2013 at First Lutheran Church.

An Ohio man walked his daughter down the aisle on a hospital gurney.

Scott Nagy, 56, who is terminally ill, arrived at the First Evangelical Lutheran Church in Strongsville Saturday by ambulance to fulfill a promise to his daughter Sarah Nagy, 24, reported The Plain Dealer.

"It was a promise I made in March, to walk her down the aisle," Nagy told the Cleveland newspaper. "She's my princess. This is my definition of walking down the aisle."

always the genius on hindsight.

miserable or dead?  some choice, indeed.

some fail, as can be expected.

a 78-year-old american white male shed tears copiously because his 42-year-old wife had a stroke.  he turned out to be healthier. 

result: siya ang moalima sa iyang asawa imbis ang iyang asawa ang iyang gisaligan nga moalima niya sa iyang katiguwang. 

unsaon si manash, nasuko kaayo nga wa siya bayri ug utang ug silingan, nanulong, nangaway, na-stroke hinoon tungod lang ug utang.

moral lesson 1: ayaw kasuko palabi kun di mabayran ug utang aron di ma-stroke.

moral lesson 2: gusto ka naay moalima nimo sa imong katiguwang, hire a nurse.

just being comfortable in my own skin, simply being happy with what i am, with loved ones, with my environment, with or without money; knowing how to flow with life's currents and being at peace with god.

where did manila go?  hehe.  i remember some young manilans who are too engrossed with their city, they've never gone south of luzon really, that they believe that anything south of manila is so backward, they had to ask what mode of transportation cebu has and whether there are cars there or not.  pissed off thus, i had to tell them that we use brooms for traveling in cebu the way harry potter does. 

it might be better not to have a legislative body.  it's supposed to be a body for lawmaking, but we already have too many laws and we fail mostly in their enforcement.  besides, they'd rather investigate and identify projects for funding than make laws.  and the laws they make usually exempt themselves. 

they get their massive pay in full whether they're present or not.  imagine the likes of revilla, estrada, lapid and sotto filming movies and still getting their senate salaries and allowances, without deductions for absences.  that's double compensation, but did they ever apply this law to themselves?   

i attract more dogs than cats, honest.

Quote from: taga tigbao on October 13, 2013, 09:40:09 PM
Makatun pa unta sija ug kuwarta nga matuk-an.

Aw, dili sa karon. The Filipino people need her to expose all the politicians who are involved in her modus. May they rot in their seats!

and may their seats rot with them! 

besides, the currency in the picture is euro, not the u.s. dollar, and the u.s. is where she is. 

she may have gone to europe for vacations; that would be peanuts for her.  but to be in europe with all that money, if that picture were true... uh, that's unbelievable.  she'd be caught and questioned pronto.  her credit cards/expense accounts can make the rounds in all the expensive places in europe.  no lugging of heavy cash was necessary.  that would be too plebeian for her.   

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 13, 2013, 11:13:22 AM

Ms. J. L. Napoles.

What's your opinion?

posed.  that's not her.  this idea i think is because the whistle-blowers have revealed that money came in big bags and sometimes there was no more space in the bedroom, they had to place the money bags in the bath tub.  as for the napoles daughter bathing in money, it's more figurative than literal. 

next time it happens, think surgery, eeekkks!

maybe.  who knows?  that would be great.  but i would opt for a mask.  sorry po.

sorry, i got some right, except 1-boots, 3-funk, and 5-purse.

yeah.  the photoshop made it look prettier.

i'm learning much from this.  thanks, bai hubs.

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 13, 2013, 07:32:36 PM
yup... nauna lang siya sa ako diay ug balik hehehe anyway, i was kinda busy pod so tunong gyud nga wala ko kadokdok... pero karon okay na pod...

wait na lang ta sa duha ka engineer, aron medyo kompleto-kompleto ta gamay.  better still, more dokdokers aron more fun!  the more, the merrier, matod pa.

and while we're calling on engineer vots, we're also saying that we miss engineer PIKOY!  gimaw intawon, piks.  gadala baya ka ug unusual fun dinhi, in case you didn't know.  we're missing you.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 05, 2013, 09:21:38 PM
Hi, Bay Vots! Long time no read! Dalikyat pud diris TB usahay, my friend...

we all are your real friends, vots, even if it's only online; real people are behind these words.  we're hoping you're fine and tackling life well with all its ups and downs.

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 12, 2013, 02:10:53 AM
Started my 6th Ph.D class called Psychology of Leadership. There are 22 other doctoral learners in the course, a lot of them are so much older than I. I hope to learn from their experiences. Cheers to the next couple of months. So begins my 2nd year of the Ph.D journey! Next year I have to design my doctoral thesis. Yikes! Hadlok ko gamay.

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 13, 2013, 07:24:03 PM
Go Bran-kun, chicken lang yan you can do it....

nothing that you can't tackle, step by careful step.  we're behind you.  go, go, go!

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 13, 2013, 07:04:32 PM

AWwWwWW... pwede ma touch Thank you guys... sorry about my tantrums kani laging stressed ta usahay... anyway, i'll just ignore it like that guy never exists

yeheeey!  just when i thought of making a loud call for lolla today, here she comes!  great vibes, welcome back!  sige lang ang tantrums, naa ta tanan ana, some more than others, hehe.  i guess i have the worst tantrums hereabouts.  p.s. you noticed bai tigs is already back?  the fun goes on!

Not everyone who knocks something down runs away from it â€" sometimes they just leave to come back with the tools to fix the mess. (Image credits: boredpanda)

After following the Marines numerous miles, a soft-hearted marine picked the puppy up and carried the puppy in his drop pouch. (Image credits: CTMphotovideo)

A man who risked his life to rescue a kangaroo in Queensland’s floods. (Image credits: heraldsun.com.au)