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The body of Army Corporal Jesichris Reyeg of Oas, Albay is given full military honors by AFP personnel upon its arrival in Legazpi City on Thursday, September 26. Reyeg was one of 19 soldiers killed by MNLF rebels in the ongoing armed conflict in Zamboanga City. Michael Jaucian, http://www.gmanetwork.com/

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Petty Officer 3 Jose Audrey Banares, Sept. 9
Private First Class Julmuin Abdulalahid, Sept. 11
Private First Class Jeffrey Castillo, Sept. 14
Corporal Mark Herson Caranzo, Sept. 15
Corporal Michael Baltazar, Sept. 16
Private First Class Albin Dayna, Sept. 16
Private Sergio Buagas, Sept. 16
Corporal Allan Camerino, Sept. 17
Private First Class Jay Olivar, Sept. 17
First Lieutenant John Kristopher Rama, Sept. 19
Staff Sergeant Joselino Servilla, Sept. 21
2nd Lt. Florencio Mikael Meneses, Sept. 23
1st Lieutenant Francis Damian, Sept. 24
SAF PO1 Enrique Afable, Sept. (?)
SAF PO2 Lavin Salisa, Sept. (?)
Corporal Jesichris Reyeg, Sept. (?)

ay, ayo sapatos
ay, ayo sapatos...

now i know why you love hubag.  "hate is only the flip side of love," says you.

wow! a flying cat! amazing!

Quote from: StevenRan on September 27, 2013, 04:57:05 PM
ihilak ko lang sa tago, ang kasakit sa kamingaw. didto sa tago, isugilon ko, ang tuman nga kago-ol. i admit i am a dirty old man, but i can change. everyone please help me look for lolla's heart

huwaton na lang nato, loll, nga mogimaw si victor wood human ug ran ni steve.

wa na, loll.  naunsa na man ni?  hahahaha!  nahibat na...

Quote from: chicogon on September 27, 2013, 02:07:18 PM
It was a great success... great to see 352 brother priests. Onli in Lousianne!!!

congratulations, fr chic!  (you must have been the ultimate host.)  more pictures please, if possible.  

nakaluha ko sa kalami!  imagine kun wa tagda o gilabay lang ba diretso sa basurahan.  paskang luoya. 

inspired na pod ko, yeheeey!  can we do this here in our country?  can anyone do this here?  can we?  can we, please?

Quote from: moneytree on September 27, 2013, 12:55:34 PM
you are not to be meshed with.

yeah, please don't mesh with me so i won't mess you up, and diablo and ayesha, et al would miss you.  

Asked if she had a message for Estrada, Santiago replied, “If a sink hole decides to appear on Philippine territory, I hope he will be in the vicinity.”




Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/496073/defensor-jinggoy-dstradas-protective-coloration-no-defense-of-plunder-rap#ixzz2g8GOHCoL

“You were the ones who got the most, then why is he now pointing at us who did nothing wrong? What is your problem? He who comes to court must come to court with clean hands,” she said, pointing out that Estrada, in his privilege speech on Wednesday, never bothered to refute the allegations of plunder lodged against him.

“Silence means consent,” Santiago said.

What was happening, she added, was “protective coloration,” a form of squid-tactic defense.

“If you throw enough mud and everyone gets mud in the face then true criminals can no longer be distinguished,” Santiago added.




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As for Estrada’s ratting on the other senators for alleged misdeeds involving the Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF), or pork barrel, Santiago said, “It’s not right that you have a shotgun on your hand and shoot everyone on sight.”


Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/496073/defensor-jinggoy-dstradas-protective-coloration-no-defense-of-plunder-rap#ixzz2g8F3VojV

Quote from: islander on September 27, 2013, 01:32:32 PM
She referred to Sen. Ramon Revilla Jr. and Estrada as possible candidates of the opposition for the vice presidency while Senators Francis Escudero III and Teofisto Guingona III are reportedly being eyed as vice presidential candidates of the administration.

as fate would have it, the two potential opposition veep candidates are being accused of plunder while the two potential administration candidates are the investigators.  so much for these clowns.

She referred to Sen. Ramon Revilla Jr. and Estrada as possible candidates of the opposition for the vice presidency while Senators Francis Escudero III and Teofisto Guingona III are reportedly being eyed as vice presidential candidates of the administration.

“They’re wasting the people’s time in their pursuit of their vice presidential ambitions,” she added.




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that's why i've always believed that senate/congressional investigations (can't be helped; they love to investigate) should not be televised.

She said that what’s happening in the televised hearings is that “each [senator makes] his own scene” and that some senators end up as “drama queens.”

“The real story is this: 2016 is the keyword. We are having elections in 2016. Vice presidential [hopefuls] in the administration like holding blue ribbon hearings because the topic will be ‘talk of the town’ and most likely be televised. They just hog the limelight and then ask these questions that are absolutely fatuous as far as I am concerned,” she said.




Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/496073/defensor-jinggoy-dstradas-protective-coloration-no-defense-of-plunder-rap#ixzz2g8ArNN00

on the senate blue ribbon investigation:

Santiago, who is in leave from the Senate, expressed cynicism at the blue ribbon committee investigation of the PDAF scam involving businesswoman Janet Lim-Napoles.

She said some of her colleagues, especially those who have their eyes on higher positions in the 2016 elections, were only after publicity.

“If we want to investigate, we should all apply as National Bureau of Investigation agents. An inquiry in aid of legislation means we ask the witnesses what law should be made so that this scam will not be repeated. But all that the whistle-blowers have to say are already in the papers. The public already knows what the whistle-blowers are saying in their affidavits. So why still conduct hearings,” she said.




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why equate "not batting an eyelash" with wealth?  there could be other reasons...

1.  the "lost diamond ring" is only symbolic of one's attitude towards material things
2.  the diamond ring is fake
3.  i have no eyelashes to bat
4.  if the diamond ring is lost, then it's lost.  i can't have it back by crying.

sorry, but our ways of looking at things go in different directions.  which reminds me, does much money scare you?  do you use money to scare people?  you seem to imply such.  too bad.  and what a pity. 

did i hear you fart?

most welcome and fond wishes, lorenz. 

credit my years of being born ahead of you, with all that those years entail-- falling and standing up, going through hell and back, and now there's the banana republic who understands why i have to cry over my sister and the kids and the dogs and cats but would never bat an eyelash if i lost a diamond ring.  funny, neither would he bat an eyelash over that.

believe me, i'm a woman.  she must be missing you terribly too.  she just doesn't know where to go from here.  don't press her too hard, take the middle road.  just see to it that she understands that you'll be there for her, in case. 

meantime, be kind to yourself.  for all we know, you may not really want her back.  what you're going through now is just that you're missing what was, wondering over what could have been, and licking your wounded pride.  c'est la vie.

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 27, 2013, 12:24:25 PM
hehe, i called her today.

WOW, bow na ako diyan.  way to go, lorenz, way to go!

Quote from: robert on September 27, 2013, 03:36:23 AM
he cannot call. it will ignite the old flame

so where's the harm?  dying embers fanned to turn into flames by a birthday greeting?  then what must be, must be, because a thoughtful gesture never harmed anyone.  meantime, pride is man's downfall. 

Quote from: hofelina on September 27, 2013, 05:27:59 AM
I love this thread....I must try not to lose my sanity

jawohl!

Quote from: Lollapalooza on September 27, 2013, 08:07:09 AM
i forgot... i don't date married men(PERIOD with EXCLAMATION POINT)

most especially grandfathers, loll?

kumusta pod, sir fd.  nice of you to check on tb once again.  alegre gihapon ta dinhi.

"Whenever we talk about this work, doctors at first express disbelief that these things are not true," said Vreeman said. "But after we carefully lay out medical evidence, they are very willing to accept that these beliefs are actually false."

http://www.livescience.com/4

Myth: Mobile phones are dangerous in hospitals.

Fact: There are no known cases of death related to this one. Cases of less-serious interference with hospital devices seem to be largely anecdotal, the researchers found. In one real study, mobile phones were found to interfere with 4 percent of devices, but only when the phone was within 3 feet of the device. A more recent study, this year, found no interference in 300 tests in 75 treatment rooms. To the contrary, when doctors use mobile phones, the improved communication means they make fewer mistakes.

Myth: Eating turkey makes you drowsy.

Fact: Even Carroll and Vreeman believed this one until they researched it. The thing is, a chemical in turkey called tryptophan is known to cause drowsiness. But turkey doesn't contain any more of it than does chicken or beef. This myth is fueled by the fact that turkey is often eaten with a colossal holiday meal, often accompanied by alcohol â€" both things that will make you sleepy.

Myth: Reading in dim light ruins your eyesight.

Fact: The researchers found no evidence that reading in dim light causes permanent eye damage. It can cause eye strain and temporarily decreased acuity, which subsides after rest.

Myth: Shaved hair grows back faster, coarser and darker.

Fact: A 1928 clinical trial compared hair growth in shaved patches to growth in non-shaved patches. The hair which replaced the shaved hair was no darker or thicker, and did not grow in faster. More recent studies have confirmed that one. Here's the deal: When hair first comes in after being shaved, it grows with a blunt edge on top, Carroll and Vreeman explain. Over time, the blunt edge gets worn so it may seem thicker than it actually is. Hair that's just emerging can be darker too, because it hasn't been bleached by the sun.

Myth: Fingernails and hair grow after death.

Fact: Most physicians queried on this one initially thought it was true. Upon further reflection, they realized it's impossible. Here's what happens: "As the body’s skin is drying out, soft tissue, especially skin, is retracting," Vreeman said. "The nails appear much more prominent as the skin dries out. The same is true, but less obvious, with hair. As the skin is shrinking back, the hair looks more prominent or sticks up a bit."

Myth: You should drink at least eight glasses of water a day.

Fact: "There is no medical evidence to suggest that you need that much water," said Dr. Rachel Vreeman, a pediatrics research fellow at the university and co-author of the journal article. Vreeman thinks this myth can be traced back to a 1945 recommendation from the Nutrition Council that a person consume the equivalent of 8 glasses (64 ounces) of fluid a day. Over the years, "fluid" turned to water. But fruits and vegetables, plus coffee and other liquids, count.

Myth: We use only 10 percent of our brains.

Fact: Physicians and comedians alike, including Jerry Seinfeld, love to cite this one. It's sometimes erroneously credited to Albert Einstein. But MRI scans, PET scans and other imaging studies show no dormant areas of the brain, and even viewing individual neurons or cells reveals no inactive areas, the new paper points out. Metabolic studies of how brain cells process chemicals show no nonfunctioning areas. The myth probably originated with self-improvement hucksters in the early 1900s who wanted to convince people that they had yet not reached their full potential, Carroll figures. It also doesn't jibe with the fact that our other organs run at full tilt.

7 Medical Myths Even Doctors Believe

Robert Roy Britt
December 20, 2007 02:00pm ET


Though hair and fingernails appear to keep growing after death, this is merely a morbid optical illusion at work. In death the human body dehydrates severely, retracting enough skin to expose more nail and hair.

Popular culture is loaded with myths and half-truths. Most are harmless. But when doctors start believing medical myths, perhaps it's time to worry.

In the British Medical Journal this week, researchers looked into several common misconceptions, from the belief that a person should drink eight glasses of water per day to the notion that reading in low light ruins your eyesight.

"We got fired up about this because we knew that physicians accepted these beliefs and were passing this information along to their patients," said Dr. Aaron Carroll, assistant professor of pediatrics at the Indiana University School of Medicine. "And these beliefs are frequently cited in the popular media."

And so here they are, so that you can inform your doctor:

sorry for prying... but couldn't you have called her at least to greet her a happy birthday?  you would do that to any friend, right?

of course, he is remorseful.  but would he have thought of his grandchildren and of how bad his plunder was if he weren't caught?

it was hubris right from the start. 

The lawmaker's offer

Ellen Tordesillas
September 19, 2013

One of the lawmakers implicated in the pork barrel scam operated by Janet Lim Napoles sent feelers to Malacañang about three weeks ago.

The offer: “I will return the money I got from my PDAF fund plus interest. I will make a public apology. I will resign and will not run for elective office again.”

The requested reward: “Please don’t file plunder charges against me.”

Reason for the offer: “One, I want to spare my grandchildren the stigma of having a grandparent convicted of plunder. Two, I am currently ‘down.’ This is not the best time of my life.”

My source declined to identify the lawmaker and the branch of legislature. I can only guess the identity based on the demands: he or she is old enough to have grandchildren and is eligible for election in 2016.


- See more at: http://www.ellentordesillas.com/2013/09/19/the-lawmakers-offer/#sthash.wANVX9lC.dpuf

Quote from: robert on September 27, 2013, 12:55:43 AM
dili na sila pouting bitches. ningkamot lang intawon maka bana ug foreigner. love 4 sale. wa tawn silay kalibots nga daghang american bread are on welfare. ang uban pod, ipa insure ka ug dako, human patyon.

so what are your own plans?

Quote from: StevenRan on September 26, 2013, 09:46:27 PM


if you call this depravity, this is how low i can go

low, indeed. 

Quote from: StevenRan on September 26, 2013, 10:02:00 PM
lisod man ning tawhana doc. di mada ug badlong. mo samot ug gara. dugay na ming gi badlong ni mike. way respeto sa webmaster. nag suwat ug TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. anyway, as i said. im not going to do anything.

thanks for your admonitions doc. you are truely a peacemaker.

thanks, lorenz.

Quote from: StevenRan on September 26, 2013, 09:51:06 PM
you can come out now mr. ambassador. i am not going to do anything to you. this is my revenge.
NO REVENGE. i will just let your mind do the punishmant. FEAR is the key.

naunsa ka?  mora man kag gipalihog.  shadow boxing.  dugangan ug suntok sa buwan, tsk, tsk, tsk.   

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 15, 2013, 06:00:20 AM
"Observer A is dead."

the other observer A has many lives.

hahaha!  true-blue bright.  mao nay genius.

to be fair to her, i don't know much really because i don't know her personally.  just feedbacks from people i know who happen to know her...

you know this thing, the stance one makes when they believe they've become an "international star" with a few appearances in london and new york that were not sustained anyway, obviously because of limited roles for her kind.  then they take plane rides and make the mistake of demanding, or expecting, to be treated differently from the rest of humanity.  oh, well, maybe she was just misunderstood. 

Quote from: StevenRan on September 26, 2013, 08:09:57 PM
i am the smallest

smallest?  as in pisik sa ihi sa tungaw?

idiot islander wants to know how far your depravity can go.

puslan man, apila pod imong misis nga nag-bikini ha?

dalia.  kanang law-ay nga posing ha?  don't let it be different from those pouting bitches in your cebuana.com suki website.

wish i were a cat, sigh.

"Paul turned blue because he ingested and applied elemental silver. It got into his blood stream and then was deposited in his skin as brown particles. And when you see those particles through the skin, they appear to be gray or blue/gray."

And doctors suspect that it's not just his skin that's changed color -- his internal organs are most likely also blue.

Paul's reaction when he realized he'd turned all blue? "I kind of hoped it would fade off!"

But it didn't fade off. Argyria is permanent.

more at http://abcnews.go.com/Health/MedicalMysteries/story?id=5489997

But Karason believed he'd found a miracle cure in colloidal silver and decided it could even help with his dermatitis. Karason said he "started putting the stuff on my face [with] a cotton ball."

First, he said, his face turned blue. But then, the rest of his body changed color as well.

Karason believes that he'd be fine if he hadn't taken that extra step and put the silver directly on his face.

But medical experts like DeLeo believe the damage was already done.

Does Colloidal Silver Work?

But there is plenty of doubt among mainstream doctors. These claims, they say, have no basis in science.

"The FDA has looked at it a long time ago and decided that there is no medical reason for taking colloidal silver," said Dr. Vincent DeLeo, head of dermatology at St. Luke's-Roosevelt and Beth Israel Hospitals in New York.

DeLeo's advice to those who are thinking about trying it anyway? "How about: Don't use it!"

Karason sent away for a kit for making colloidal silver -- a home brew of microscopic silver particles suspended in water. For a while, he was drinking at least 10 ounces a day.

In those first months, he didn't notice a change in his skin color. But there were changes in his health.

"The acid reflux problem I'd been having just went away completely," he said. "I had arthritis in my shoulders so bad I couldn't pull a T-shirt off. And the next thing I knew, it was just gone."

As for whether it was the colloidal silver that had cured him, Karason said, "there's not the slightest doubt in my mind."

excerpts from Feeling Blue Over Skin Color
Aug. 18, 2008, By JOSEPH ANGIER via Primetime:

Silver Poisoning

Karason's blue skin is the result of a rare medical syndrome known as argyria, or silver poisoning. He began using silver as a form of alternative medicine, not realizing what might happen to his skin.

It started a decade ago, when he saw an ad in a new-age magazine promising health and rejuvenation through colloidal silver.

"It was a daisy in a glass of water," he remembered. "The story was that the daisy had been desiccated before it was put back in the water. And [now] it looked like a fresh-picked daisy."

Quote from: islander on September 26, 2013, 06:56:49 PM
Paul Karason was born a fair-skinned, freckled boy with reddish blond hair. But later, he developed skin with a bluish tinge against his shock of white hair, the result of a rare medical syndrome known as argyria or silver poisoning from dietary supplements.

***

He said the blue tinge had started more than a decade before that when he saw an ad in a new-age magazine promising health and rejuvenation through colloidal silver. He drank about 10 ounces a day of the home-brew that he dissolved in water.

tua na lagi, tsk, tsk, tsk.  too many dietary supplements are being peddled promising health miracles.  mas maayo ning di na lang ta mopatuo dayon.  tuho-tuhoon ra ba ko labi nag close friend ang moingon nako...

Paul Karason was born a fair-skinned, freckled boy with reddish blond hair. But later, he developed skin with a bluish tinge against his shock of white hair, the result of a rare medical syndrome known as argyria or silver poisoning from dietary supplements.

Karason died at the age of 62 this week after being treated for pneumonia at a Washington hospital after having suffered a heart attack. He'd also previously had a severe stroke, his estranged wife Jo Anna Karason told NBC's Today.

ABCNews.com interviewed Karason in 2008. At the time he lived in Oregon. He said the blue tinge had started more than a decade before that when he saw an ad in a new-age magazine promising health and rejuvenation through colloidal silver. He drank about 10 ounces a day of the home-brew that he dissolved in water.

more at http://gma.yahoo.com/internet-sensation-papa-smurf-dies-other-blue-people-153011987--abc-news-health.html

Internet Sensation 'Papa Smurf' Dies; Other Blue People Live On

By SUSAN DONALDSON JAMES | Good Morning America
September 25, 2013



The most famous "blue man" -- known as "Papa Smurf" -- has died.

kana kun siguro pod kang sugton ka.  ba uroy...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on September 26, 2013, 06:28:00 PM
ah yes!! i was referring to someone hahahaha

i had to review what it is you meant...

aw, hahahahahaha!  bungkag man sad akong apapangig ani.

i am the watchtower.

batan-on diay ka kay di man ka conservative mao nga post-post ka anang mga law-ay dinhi?  kun edaray lang, mo-manong pa sad tawon ko nimo uy.  na, hala, i-post kuno ang imong batan-ong anak nga nag-bikini dinhi, apil ang details sa iyang gusto nga laki.  aber.   

kalami kumoton, eeeeeeee gigil.

kun ibalhin na lang pod ni nimo ang imong cebuano.com., i don't think that would be pleasant either.  cut and paste baya pod ka even as you accuse hubag...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on September 26, 2013, 05:41:01 PM
greatest were born in this month... i don't think so hahahahaha...

andres bonifacio, dear.  i prefer him to rizal.  oh, why didn't your dad name you bonifacia?

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 26, 2013, 02:08:34 PM


and he said, "baaaaaaa...AaAaAaAaAa"

it was plaintive... baaaa, baaaa, looong, looong...

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 24, 2013, 12:48:40 AM
As for me, I saw a goat!

you were looking at a mirror, kid!

Quote from: Lollapalooza on September 26, 2013, 04:56:43 PM
Usually, the greatest men are born in this month.

80% true heehehheeh

ang gender ang 20% nga untrue, loll.  they forgot the november-born women, hehe.

unless of course if that grandfather looks like a cat, meows like a cat, and is a bonafide homeless cat...

no.  someone i didn't know and whose name i missed.  sorry, i don't go for leah salonga much.  too arrogant.  such a diva.

aw, sorry, wrong mistake.  padayon, genius.  genius gyod ka kay ikaw ra may makahunahuna ug copy paste ani.  p.s. mora man tawon nag nawong ug jatot uy.

here we go again... padayon, idiot.

always remember, some are more idiotic than others.  be assured...

thank you, thank you, thank you!  yeheeey, i am now the village idiot, supplanting the real one!  so rest in internet peace ka na ha, general bal ong aka steveran aka diablo aka etc.?  di lagi ikaw ang idiot.  obyus na ha?  start posting more meaningful posts rather than repeated rants aron wa nay ma-turned off nimo.  swear?

i cannot adopt a grandfather.

the les miz i watched on broadway at that time had an asian for eponine.  terrific.

thanks.  gave me goosebumps too.

jean valjean of course, and eponine.  they're round characters.  cosette and marius are too flat and uninteresting.

Quote from: Lollapalooza on September 25, 2013, 03:35:18 PMMAY BABY

Stubborn and hard-hearted . Strong-willed and highly motivated. Sharp thoughts. Easily angered. Attracts others and loves attention. Deep feelings. Beautiful physically and mentally. Firm Standpoint. Needs no motivation. Shy towards opposite sex. Easily consoled. Systematic (left brain). Loves to dream. Strong clairvoyance. Understanding. Sickness usually in the ear and neck. Good imagination. Good physical. Weak breathing. Loves literature and the arts. Loves travelling. Dislike being at home. Restless. Not having many children. Hardworking. High spirited.

may is my baby.

don't cry for me, argentine cow...

years ago... told the banana republic i can't be in new york without going to broadway.  had wanted to watch "the music man" at that time (for the songs, naturally, like "till there was you" and "76 trombones").  no luck with the tickets.  we went to "les miserables" instead.  no regrets. 

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 26, 2013, 02:25:41 PM

fully bearded.

fashionable in the middle east.  the beard, i mean.  he did right.

something about him looks like you.  the aura?  the effect?  whatever, he is really the son's father.

SOPHIE’S CHOICE Nine-month-old Sophie Damianâ€"in the arms of her mother, Navy Lt. Aemy Leslie Camposâ€"reaches down to tap the coffin of her daddy, Army Scout Ranger 1st Lt. Francis Damian, during the sendoff ceremony on Wednesday at Edwin Andrews Air Base in Zamboanga City shortly before the body was flown to Villamor Air Base in Pasay City. Damian died in hospital on Tuesday after being shot in combat with MNLF rebels in Zamboanga City on Monday. EDWIN BACASMAS

Read more: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/495289/lieutenant-killed-in-zamboanga-leaves-little-sophie#ixzz2g2lNBDPI

too late, steve, too late.  better that you have ran, ran, ran...

she could be telling the truth and is sincere about it, but if push comes to shove, bakya gihapon siya.  famous, or infamous, mother-daughter team ning sharon-kc nga mga tsismosas.  pasagdan pa lang niya, she would have been admirable for staying above the fray.

But Cuneta was apparently requested by her husband to stop tweeting about Estrada’s accusation.

“I said na my piece, Sweetheart, no more na! :-) hahaha sowy!!” she said in a tweet where she tagged her husband’s tweeter handle @kikopangilinan.

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/

Desperate move

“Desperate move of a spoiled kid Jinggoy Estrada, please grow up,” netizen Anne Sop also posted on Facebook of Inquirer.net.

And @HecklerForever tweeted this: “THIS JUST IN: Statesman Claro M. Recto is listening in heaven. Every time he hears something laughable he slaps a cherubim.”

“My favorite part of #jinggoy’s speech is when he said he did not steal money. There was no such part on the speech,” netizen @justineloise posted on Twitter.

“He is NOT explaining his role in the scandal, all he is doing is involving some of his cohorts! He is saying Sama Sama na tayong lahat sa Imyerno, hnd lang ako!,” Amorsolo Sanlo posted on the Facebook account of Inquirer.net