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#201
Photos Unlimited / Re: Ugis nga Kabaw
April 26, 2011, 01:30:15 AM
Quote from: islander on April 25, 2011, 10:05:15 PM
wa gyod pod tingaliy ugis nga tarsier, bai hubs...
mao ba ni imong gipangita ms isles?
#202
children.
#203
money and happiness are two words that are used as if they are deeply related to each other. they are used as complement to each other. they are used in the sense that there cannot be happiness without money and there cannot be money without happiness. whether such an idea is true or false is not proved even by the greatest of poets and thinkers. money is a thing that can be earned while on the other hand happiness cannot be earned, but it can be experienced. money cannot be experienced too on the contrary. money is purchased whereas happiness is acquired or obtained.

money is not happiness; happiness is not money. in many cases we find where there is money there is no happiness. on the other hand we also find many cases where there is not money there is happiness. it all depends on contentment to have happiness. contentment gives happiness. a contented life is a happy life. a contented person need not have much money to be happy. in the present scenario it is felt by people generally that money alone brings happiness. this is because of the increase in the wants of the people. the wants are increasing day by day. as long as wants increase there is no way you can find happiness. money alone can fulfill those wants and bring happiness. thus money and happiness are related in the present situation.

happiness can be begotten at the minimum of food, clothing and shelter. you need not have too much of money to get the minimum of food, clothing and shelter. thus according to some, happiness lies in the state of satisfaction of what we have than what we can have. as a matter of fact the relationship between money and happiness is still a complicated one that cannot be easily proved.
#204
Photos Unlimited / Re: Ugis nga Kabaw
April 25, 2011, 12:30:52 AM
Quote from: chriswise on April 18, 2011, 02:34:47 PM
kana kuyaw kon naay albino na tarsier,,he,he,he,he,,,sa butuan common kaayo na kabaw poti,,,
naa man gani albino nga pantat.
#205
dili ko oi. kalain.  ;D
#206
Quote from: fdaray on April 24, 2011, 11:56:15 AM
Hapit na ang Tagbilaran fiesta, May 1, Saint Joseph the Parish. Asa man ta mamista diha.., mga TB members..., Pangimbitar sad mo.
hapit na jud ang pista sa inyoha kay karong 27 naman. sus ang imbetasyon sa kanang canangkaan naghuwat. ang sabaw sa kabaw nga naglasa-lasa nagpangamay na.
#207
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paglod ug alltxt aron dli ka ma sendan. kay kung regular load imng paliton makadawat jud ka ani. mao ni akong nabantayan pirme.
#208
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mao ni ilang tugbang sa TM ug sun?
#209
Bohol Latest News / Re: New Bol-anon Commercial
April 25, 2011, 12:23:49 AM
mao diay ning bataa nga post ni jennifer sa facebook pads?
#210
kaning mga tawong bungoton, ban ni sa tajikistan. dili pwede magpatag-as ug bungot ang tawo didto kay sabton na nila nga member ka sa religious extremism which is kasagaran makita nato sa mga taliban, alqaeda ug uban pang islamic militants.
#211
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 24, 2011, 09:28:30 AM
Naa pa ba kahay mga orig nga involved ani. Malagmit mga bag-ong tubo na ni...
mo lang, mga batan-on pa jud maong aresgado kaayo. inig kahuman magmahay ra unya.
#212
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 24, 2011, 12:46:15 PM
Hmm, OK diay pero medyo layo-layo na lang hinuon gikan sa Fuente...
layo jud nuon pero maayo nalang na kay palain sad ba. naa nay kapilian ang mga tawo. naa naman sad SM sa consolacion pohon so mabahin jud ang mga tawo. for sure ang kanag j center, estambayan ra na pohon sa mga students sa san carlos, UC ug benedicto.
#213
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 24, 2011, 12:19:45 PM
Ang pasumangil sa uban kay tungod kuno kay duol sa Cebu mao nga hinay ang kalamboan sa atoa. Di bitaw katuhoan ning rasona...
mao nay rason sa mga tawong walay panglantaw sa ilang kaugalingong probinsiya bai hubs. ngano man diay kung duol sa cebu, dili nalang ta ganahan moumento? tan-aw nalang ta sa cebu nga miugmad ug maayo. hangtud karon ubos lang gihapon ang ilang tan-aw nato nga gikan sa bohol. maglaway lang ta nila pirme. unya kadtong walay ikaplete paingon sa cebu maignoy lang pirme kay dili kita ug dagkong malls.
#214
inigsuong tambag kung masaag man gani mo sa cebu, unya gusto mo ug vitsamata. sa mandaue naay club harem ug collosuem pero medyo mahal unya adto sa lapu-lapu the best ang mermaid kay medyo affordable.  ;D
#215
Alugbati
Scientific name: Basella rubra Linn
English: Malabar Night Shade
Tagalog: Alugbati

A succulent, branched, smooth, twining herbaceous vine, several meters in length. Stems are purplish or green. Leaves are fleshy, ovate or heart-shaped, 5 to 12 cms long, stalked, tapering to a pointed tip with a cordate base. Spikes are axillary, solitary, 5-29 cm long. Fruit is fleshy, stalkless, ovoid or spherical, 5-6 mm long, and purple when mature.

Properties:
Demulcent, diuretic, emollient, laxative, rubefacient.

Distribution:
Found in settled and cultivated areas, in hedges.

Application:
Common market product, a popular leafy and stew vegetable, a good substitute for spinach. The green and purple cultivated varieties are preferable to the wild ones.
Both the young shoots and stems are eaten. Excellent source of calcium and iron; good source of vitamins A, B, and C, with a high roughage value. Roots are employed as rubefacient. Poultice of leaves used to reduce local swelling. Sap is applied to acne eruptions to reduce inflammation. Decoction of leaves used for its mild laxative effects.
Pulped leaves applied to boils and ulcers to hasten suppuration.Sugared juice of leaves useful for catarrhal afflictions. Leaf-juice, mixed with butter, is soothing and colling when applied to burns and scalds.
#216
Quote from: fdaray on April 24, 2011, 12:05:35 PM
Ang panguling usa ka source of livelihood karon sa bukid aron mabuhi ang atong mga kaigsoonan nga mga kabos. Ngano ang  embargohon ang mga uling sa DENR. Ila man sad na mga mga kahoy ang ilang gi uling. Hatagan lang ug permit. Bisan asa karon rampant ang putol sa kahoy para uling. THere is in need at this time kay kulang kaayo ang supply sa uling ug mahal kaayo ang LPG. Para sa ako, cut trees and plant more trees.
kasagaran sa mga mangulingay nagkaingin sad maong gidili sa balaod. ok ra unta kung ang ilang uling bagol kay salin man sa kopras. ang nakaapan lang kay ang usa ka sako nga uling nga bagol mokabat pud ug balig usa ka ektaryang lubi nga gikopras. maong adto lang sila sa kahoy kay ang usa ka dakong punuan sa tugas kung kahoyon, sobra pa sa usa ka gatos ka bangan naa pay salin para mahimong uling.
#217
Quote from: islander on April 24, 2011, 10:11:06 PM
aguruy!  bali unta ko kun ako pa ni, simbako!
stunt woman diay ka ms isles? nahan man ka ug mga tikalbong moments.
#218
ka, pasabot kadugo silang duha ms isles.
#219
we have a facebook group for both of my high school and college friends and batch mates which i am the one who personally created it.
#220
luoya pud, naamong sa binignit.
#221
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 24, 2011, 06:00:01 AM
Wa pa jud diay masumpo ning gang wars sa Cebu? :P
anus-a pa kaha na masumpo.
#222
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 24, 2011, 06:06:33 AM
Aw, gipauna-una na man pud hinuon sa atong gobyerno si Bay Bugsay sa China...
maayo unta ug makasanay dayon tong tawhana didto aron makauna ta ug invade. hehehe
#223
ataya do... just for laughs ni or just for us to laugh his stunt.
#224
nagtukod naman sad hinuon sila ug mas dako nga edifice diha sa may AS fortuna duol sa norkis. J Center ang ngalan.
#225
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 20, 2011, 09:49:01 AM
Ipakaon na lang ang uling sa mga binuhi nga sigbin, mao man kuno nay ilang staple food... ;D
aron ipa-attack ang moalkontra?
#226
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 20, 2011, 08:12:00 AM
Lami pud ang alugbati isagol sa ginisa nga sardinas...
lami pud gani ihaklap sa hubag.
#227
gipauna-una ni sila sa ilang gobyerno aron i-take over ta unya apil ang spratlys.  ;D
#228
tungod ra man sad na anang gang wars gud. bloods vs crips, akrho vs. tau gamma. kung wala pa na, linaw unta.
#229
sekreto lang na ni bai bugsay glace
#231
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 20, 2011, 10:27:18 PM
Mao na ni ron, kinahanglan ang monopoly para bastante ang ikalawog sa pitbull... :P
mao nay dakong question karon. nganong ang bohol hinay man kaayo ang pag-ugmad nga kompleto man kaha sa kayamanan? kung pagkaon, tourist spots ug livelihood ang hisgotan naa man. lisod lagi nga ang atong mga politiko magsalig ug kasandigan pirme kay maikog na dayon mobarug sa kaugalingon. magsige lang nuon ug sandig.
#232
Quote from: fdaray on April 20, 2011, 11:00:23 AM
Aduna bay mabasa sa Bible kon unsay sud-an sa Last Supper. Kinsa kahay kosinero.?
nag order ra man sila sa julies ug pan with 3 in 1 coffee. wala pa man mauso sa una ang kare-kare, adobo ug lumpia.
#233
lisod jud bitaw ang hunahuna sa tawo. dili na jud siguro siya kaantos sa iyang sakit maong iya nalang gidali ug human ang tanan.
#234
ganahan kaayo ko anang alugbati isagol sa utan ug sa monggos. ang dili nako ganahan kanang baligya sa dimsum break kay pwerteng paita.
#235
diha na bitaw reklamo kabahin anang pangobkob ug balas sa suba diha sa kamayaan ug loreto kay lawom na kaayo ang suba. diha patoy time nibaha ug dako kay gi alihan sa mga tawo ang area nga ilang gikubkoban kay aron mabanlas ang balas nga ilang hakutonon. madala man gud na sa sulod sa tubig ang balas nga ilang tinapok sa ilawom.
#236
kanang 2.6 million cash nga imong e-withdraw dapat armored vehicle na ang modala ana. pila ra man ang charge sa armored vehicle kumpara sa milliones nga mawala.
#237
Sa akong nahibaw-an ang LGU na ana ang magregulate sa kinatawtanay sa balas diha sa kasubaan. Common man kaayo na nga pangita diha sa kamayaan ug loreto, cortes ug ubang pang kasigpit nga barangay ug lungsod. pero kinahanglan gihapon ka molukat ug permit sa DENR.
#238
lukat nalang unta to sila ug permit aron malegal ang ilang pagpanguling. lisod naman gud ning uling ron kay dili na basta basta mabuhat. unsaon naman to sa DENR ang mga sinakong uling? magtukod na sila ug barbequehan? or ilang i-donate sa mga LGU, unsaon man pud nila? sila nalang ang putukoron ug barbequehan aron extra income sa lungsod?
#239
let's thank google and yahoo for this very interesting article. im sure this will get disapproval from the vatican.
#240
bali siguro, ang mga chinese maoy ni invade sa philippines. di ba sila mga chinese ang ni top sa pinakadaghan ug ni migrate diri sa pinas.
#241
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 19, 2011, 12:17:57 PM
Di ba naa pa may dakong lugar para department store ang Cybergate? Kay kon offices and restaurants lang, di kaayo dugokon...
wala bay hubs. murag gi put up lang jud siya purely for offices and restaurants.
#242
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 19, 2011, 12:11:23 PM
Gilawgan? He he, how apt. Kusog diay kaayong mohabhab...
kusog pas pitbull. bitaw kung wala lang jud na gi monopolize diha sa bohol. kita na unta ron ug gaisano sa tubigon or di ba kaha sa talibon ug ubay or diha mismo sa tagbilaran city. sa kakusog sa tourist spots sa bohol imposible kaayong dili mokita ang mga malls. akong mga kaila ngutana man gani nganong ang bohol walay gaisano nga duol ra man unta sa cebu nga mao ang base nila. abot man gani ang gaisano sa roxas city sa capiz nga kagamay anang syudara.
#244
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 19, 2011, 06:34:25 AM
Hmm, wild pud diay ning mga kanahan. The few times nga nakaanha ko sa Cebu lately kapila ko kamatikod og grupo sa mga Koreana nga nag-inom...
ganahan nalang sad gani hinuon ko mo sideline drive ug taxi ug akong target kaning mga koreanang magsige ug bar hopping. hehehe
#245
kung si edgar chatto makabutang ug power plant sa bohol, siya na ang pinakamaayong governor sa history sa  bohol.
#246
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 19, 2011, 09:00:32 PM
He he, naa puy uban nga wa jud hinuoy talent to begin with...
para gud nila basta nagkalama-lama imong kamot sa pintal, pintor naka. hahaha
#247
horror movies are my favorite movie genre
#248
tapolan-mao na ang most common nga gigamit sa cebu ug sa ubang bisaya speaking places except sa bohol kay tapowan pud ang gigamit sa uban.
#249
basin ang gates family na nag excercise nya ang outfit body paint ra ang gigamit. si bill gates kuyog ni melinda ug usa sa ilang 2 ka anak babaye nga sa akong tan-aw si jennifer kay dalaga naman. hehehe
#250
ok na baya unta ang setup sa robinson's karon kumpara sa una. galing lang kay lisod kaayo ang ilang nahimutangan kay naa jud sa busy nga area. lisod ang parkingan pero kung gusto ang mga tawo mosuroy lang adto naman sila dagan sa robinson's cybergate mall pero wala lang groceries ug department store didto. mga coffee shops, offices ug restaurants lang ang nagdaghan.
#251
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 18, 2011, 06:29:19 AM
Hmm, dili diay ang local government maoy pangulitawhan?
ang mga politiko parts gilawgan na sila aning mga negosyanteha maong kadto maoy angay pangulitawhan. kay kung ang politiko murag lisod pa not unless mo pledge sila para sa sunod nga eleksyon. mao bitawng wala jud laing makasulod diha gawas ana nila. kadugay na unta mosulod sa gaisano ug whitegold diha dili lang jud kaugpo. kutob ra tawn sa caravan matod pa sa akong ig-agaw nga usa mga supervisor sa whitegold.
#252
aspen - aso nga penguin
or
irpen - iro nga penguin

#253
Quote from: bugsay on April 18, 2011, 10:39:15 AM
Daghan kuno mga Koreana diha nga gusto'g action....mao na'y sulti sa akong amigo..
pero mamili sab lage pod ug batan-on..
da tuo man ka anang mga koreana nga mga baho man sila pud. pero sa pagkatinuod mamili na sila kung dili mahubog. pero kung hubog na gani, sugot ra man gani sila ug taxi driver lang.
#254
nganong mahal ang kuryente? pinalit ra man pud na sa boheco sa national grid corporation. wala man tay laing source ug supplier sa kuryente. dili sama sa cebu nga naay mga independent producers sama sa kepco ug atlas.
#255
LONDON (AFP) â€" Christians have long celebrated Jesus Christ's Last Supper on Maundy Thursday but new research released Monday claims to show it took place on the Wednesday before the crucifixion.

Professor Colin Humphreys, a scientist at the University of Cambridge, believes it is all due to a calendar mix-up -- and asserts his findings strengthen the case for finally introducing a fixed date for Easter.

Humphreys uses a combination of biblical, historical and astronomical research to try to pinpoint the precise nature and timing of Jesus's final meal with his disciples before his death.

Researchers have long been puzzled by an apparent inconsistency in the Bible.

While Matthew, Mark and Luke all say the Last Supper coincided with the start of the Jewish festival of Passover, John claims it took place before Passover.

Humphreys has concluded in a new book, "The Mystery Of The Last Supper", that Jesus -- along with Matthew, Mark and Luke -- may have been using a different calendar to John.

"Whatever you think about the Bible, the fact is that Jewish people would never mistake the Passover meal for another meal, so for the Gospels to contradict themselves in this regard is really hard to understand," Humphreys said.

"Many biblical scholars say that, for this reason, you can't trust the Gospels at all. But if we use science and the Gospels hand in hand, we can actually prove that there was no contradiction."

In Humphreys' theory, Jesus went by an old-fashioned Jewish calendar rather than the official lunar calendar which was in widespread use at the time of his death and is still in use today.

This would put the Passover meal -- and the Last Supper -- on the Wednesday, explaining how such a large number of events took place between the meal and the crucifixion.

It would follow that Jesus' arrest, interrogation and separate trials did not all take place in the space of one night but in fact occurred over a longer period.

Humphreys believes a date could therefore be ascribed to Easter in our modern solar calendar, and working on the basis that the crucifixion took place on April 3, Easter Day would be on April 5.
#256
i love these movies. i have watch if not all of them.
#257
CEBU CITY -- A fire that hit a mall and sent smoke into an adjacent hotel tested Cebu City firefighters’ ability to deal with high-rise emergencies.

The fire itself was short-lived. The Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) received the alarm at 3:04 p.m. and said the flames were put out by 3:14 p.m.

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But thick, black smoke stayed inside the Robinson’s Place and parts of the adjacent Cebu Midtown Hotel for up to four hours. Firefighters were kept busy rescuing shoppers, employees and hotel guests who were trapped inside.

At least 20 people were sent to hospitals, for minor injuries and smoke inhalation.

Hotel employee Ronald Kintanar was also treated for bruises and minor injuries, after he fell while trying to descend from the second floor, using a rope.

Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama said he will ask the management of Robinson’s Place to explain reports from those rescued that they heard no fire alarm, which was why they got trapped inside the building.

However, Cebu City Fire Marshall Aderson Comar said the fire apparently didn’t raise the temperature enough to trigger an alarm.

“The alarm has a certain temperature level; if it reaches the required temperature, that is the time the fire alarm will sound,” he explained.

Comar said the thick smoke accumulated because the mall had few openings. Firefighters broke some of the structure’s glass walls to let the smoke out faster.

Comar, who went all the way to the 10th floor of the building to see to it that no one was trapped, said that only the basement and first floors of the mall were damaged.

Damage to property was initially estimated at P160,000, but investigators have yet to confirm this, as well as the cause of the fire.

The BFP received the call for help at 3:04 p.m. from Emerit Gaciano Jr., who is the head of the mall’s security department.

Apart from the BFP, fire teams from the Cebu City Fire Station, Filipino-Chinese Brigade, Mandaue Fire Station and some barangays rushed to Fuente Osmeña to help put out the fire.

At least 10 fire trucks converged at the site.

No flames were visible outside the building, only thick smoke.

Some employees and hotel guests came out on the rooftop of the mall and were helped down by firefighters.

SFO1 Vivencio Talle said that according to an initial investigation, a electrical short circuit in one of the first-floor boutiques may have started the fire. That still has to be verified.

Most of the outlets on that floorâ€"including an Internet café, several boutiques, a Jollibee branch and a Cebu Pacific ticketing outletâ€"suffered “water damage.”

Comar said at least 20 people who were brought to different hospitals for treatment of slight injuries, but mostly because of smoke inhalation.

The smoke cleared only around 7 p.m.

Maryann Arubo, a resident from Davao City, was one of the guests rescued by the firefighters. She was with her two children in their hotel room, but they were unaware there was a fire since they heard no alarms.

When she opened the window and saw smoke enter the room, that’s when Arubo rushed out with the children and fortunately saw firefighters, who helped them out.

Belinda Banal from Kuwait was with her son Paul inside their room. They were also rescued by FO1 Fulbert Navarro from the Special Rescue Unit, who held a ladder for them. Banal and her son had to descend from the mall’s roof.

A total of 50 guests were rescued.

In an interview with reporters, Mayor Rama said he will also ask the Office of the Building Official to investigate and see if requirements on fire prevention were met.

The mayor also instructed the Cebu City Police Office to deploy police officers to the mall, to prevent looting.

Cebu City Police Office Chief Melvin Buenafe said they are ready to coordinate with the security personnel of the mall and the hotel, in order to guard the building while the BFP’s investigation proceeds.
#258
CEBU CITY -- Several people were trapped inside a shopping center and a hotel in this city after a fire broke out at a boutique inside the mall Sunday afternoon.

The fire started around 3 p.m. at Bench store, which is located at the second floor of the Robinson's Mall. An explosion reportedly occurred, causing the fire. The ceiling of the boutique collapsed.

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The Cebu City Fire Department received the fire alarm past 3 p.m. It said the fire spread to the Midtown Hotel, which is located just beside the Robinson's Mall, near Fuente Osmena this city.

Among those trapped were people who were inside the mall when the fire broke out, as well as those who were inside the elevator at the Midtown Hotel. Most of those trapped were employees of the department store.

Rescue operation is ongoing as of this posting Sunday for those employees trapped inside an elevator. Customers at the mall, however, were all safe.

Several guests at the Midtown Hotel, meanwhile, were already rescued, but radio reports said others are still in their rented rooms.

Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama, who went to the fire scene to monitor the situation, earlier said he is helping equip the firefighters with needed equipment to put out the blaze.

The firefighters had difficulty penetrating the area due to narrow alleys and thick smoke, particularly at the mall's third floor, he added.

The fire is not yet under control, but the blaze is already confined at the mall. Firefighters have broken the windows to be able to get into the building.

Susette Abellanosa, owner of Simply Fab store in Robinson’s Mall, said she was on her way to Simala Church in southern Cebu when she was informed by her employees about the fire.

Her employees, who opted to stay inside the building because they wanted to save whatever items from their store, were later rescued, Abellanosa told Sun.Star.

She said she will go inside the mall once allowed to gather whatever is left.

Mayor Rama earlier told the store owners to wait for the firefighter's advice. They were also told to bring flash lights once they go inside.

Rama said the firefighters are trying hard to declare the fire under control.

But while the firefighters were busy putting out the fire at the mall, another fire broke out at a residential area in Salinas Driver, Barangay Lahug this city.

Some of the firefighters were shortly pulled out from Robinson’s to respond to the fire in Lahug. They, however, were told to go back a few minutes later, as residents at Salinas Driver were able to put the fire under control, radio reports said.
#259
kinsa man nang lalake? si bill gates?
#260
Tira-Pasagad | Saksak-Sinagol / Re: Wow! Sexy!
April 18, 2011, 04:15:49 AM
pwede sad makailad.
#261
yes, its part of being couple. if either one is not satisfied with his/her partner, tendency is the relationship will fall apart. good sex coupled with love is a good binding contract for a relationship to last.
#262
Love Talk / Re: Do you remember your first kiss?
April 18, 2011, 04:12:55 AM
Quote from: Lorenzo on April 18, 2011, 04:10:02 AM
do you remember her name, ray?
of course, i can still remember her name. she was my first love and girlfriend. i initiated it since i asked for it. we are still friends till now.
#263
bantug rang nanaghan na ang mga pirated ug samot.
#264
Love Talk / Re: Do you remember your first kiss?
April 18, 2011, 04:09:26 AM
i can still remember my first kiss.
#265
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 16, 2011, 07:16:23 PM
Hmm, wa bay plano ang SM nga manimpalad sa Bohol? ???
ila sang pangulitawhan ang mga alturas ug mga uy bai hubs usa mahitabong naay sm sa bohol.
#266
kutob ra tawn ta ani sa pangandoy.
#267
Bohol Latest News / Re: Miscommunication?
April 18, 2011, 04:00:10 AM
dili man glass ang gilabay kay styro man kuno.  ;D
#268
ang tag-iya man diay siguro ni sa rañoal motors kaning maong negosyante.
#269
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 14, 2011, 08:28:40 AM
Hmm, atbang dili buyon sa Fooda, di ba? ???
atbang ug buyon sa fooda.
#270
depende ra na sa diskarte. if dili jud ka kahibalo modiskarte, igo lang ka sa drawing2x. pasmo jud ka ana.
#271
my exes and i are still friends. except for those who can't accept that i am already married and they still long for me.  ;D
#273
Philippine Provinces / Re: Huramentado, 3 Patay
April 14, 2011, 02:35:19 AM
Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on April 11, 2011, 10:03:40 PM
Dili naman angay ikaguol ning TB karon kay naa may libreng tambal sa gobyerno. Kung tumaron lang, maayo man gyud ang TB.

Naa pud koy nailhan sa Bohol nga naghikog kay naguol sa iyang cataract.
ang kuyaw jud kay kanang maghikog kay wala na tagda sa uyab.
#274
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 08, 2011, 11:22:25 AM
Hmm. Naa na diay hubo-hubo diha sa Fuente dapit ron?
naa bitaw ni dapita duol sa fuente ang gibantayan sa CAIB bai hubs. kanang linyaha diha sa mango avenue duol sa fooda anha diha magabii pagstambay hangtud kadlawon. di ba kita ka ug manglakaw diha mamauli puro chix tanan. gikan na sa mga bar diha nagtrabaho.
#275
dili sad bitaw katohoan kung nganong nabutang ana nga ang korea. dili man gani ka katrabaho sa ila kung dili ka moskwela una ug korean. maayo pa ang uban kay at least english ang medium nga gamiton bisan dili maoy ilang native language.
#276
naa gihapon nang uray ilabi didto sa mga hilit-hilit nga dapit bai hubs.
#277
General Topic / Re: Style sa Pantalan..
April 14, 2011, 02:22:56 AM
kaning maong pamaagi sa pantalan sa tagbilaran kay murag kasabotan ni tali sa mga porters ug sa barko mismo. pero pwede ra man nimo i-hand carry imong bag ug dili na nimo ipatimbang pa sa ilang timbangan. kanang ipatimbang diha kay kadto lang mo check in sa ilang mga bagahi pero kadtong dili wala man sad pugsa. pero ikaw lang sad pahiluna ana sa sulod sa barko nga kanang dili makabalda sa ubang pasahero. kay obviously kung dako imong bag sagabal jud na sa agianan. walay dagkong bag nga dili molapas sa 15 kilos maong kinahanglan jud nimo i-check in. adto ka sakay sa ubang barko nga dili fastcraft wala man nagpraktis ana. kung ganahan ang pasahero nga mao ray modala sa ilang mga bagahe paingon sa taas sa barko kay di ganahan mobayad sa porter aw pwede kaayo.
#278
kung mao na, pwerteng dakoa sa ginansya.
#279
ang mga batan-on karon nagka agresibo na.
#280
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 08, 2011, 11:41:11 AM
Kaluoy gud diay. Maayo gani kay way child soldiers sa Pinas sama aning bataa...



bai hubs walay child soldier ang pinas pero naay child rebel fighter.
#281
adto mo sa amoa ay, kay dili lang mga dancers ang maghubo didto hasta ang mga customers nga naay daghang kwarta huboan sad ug apil. kung dili sa sud sa bar nga tungod sa presyo sa mga ilimnon ug mga chix adto sa gawas sa holdaper. hehehe

bitaw oi, grabe kaayo nang diha dapit sa amoa as in all the way jud. mga bata ug mamords jud kaayo. wala lagi kompyansa akong asawa kung manglakaw mi akong mga migo kung gabii. hadlok mohapit mi didto. hehehe
#282
pila ra kaha iyang puhunan ani no? swerte jud ning tawhana kay talented kaayo sa pagpaint.
#283
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 06, 2011, 09:05:48 AM
Hmm. Unsa man, Bay BNC, gipaluyohan ni silag mga sindikato o kinaugalingong paningkamot lang?
i think kaugalingong paningkamot lang. kasagaran tungod sa barkada. bag-o lang jud ngari nahitabo nga usa ka edarang langyaw ang gipatay sa mga amigo sa iyang 15 anyos nga uyab.

http://www.sunstar.com.ph/superbalita-cebu/balita/2011/03/31/langyaw-gitabangan-sa-pagpatay-147950
#284
Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on April 06, 2011, 08:05:57 AM
LAPU-LAPU! :D
karong panahona si lapu-lapu adto na paingon sa kaldero mahimong gourmet
#285
basin bayloan ug kwarta pads unya ang makapalit maoy mo patent.
#286
gibuhian na silang tanan kay nangahadlok ang mga hostage takers. tiaw mong 17 anyos pa man diay kuno tong ilang leader. hastang ahaka aning mga tawhana.
#287
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 06, 2011, 09:11:07 AM
Angay ning tarongon pag-regulate, di kay wagtangon. Art form man ning hubo-hubo ba... ;D
bitaw bai hubs, showing your body is an art if it's very beautiful and sexy.
#288
even gregorio honasan lauded sarcastically how honasan evaded the authorities for more than a year. honasan quoted:"magaling talagang magtago kasi hindi siya nahuli. ako nahuli nila pangalawang beses pa."
#289
Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on April 07, 2011, 02:54:51 AM
Bai HB, unsa man diay meaning ang Titi sa Manila?.....Kai ang Titi gud, pikoy man pod ang meaning ana. :D
mao jud na ang meaning ana sa tagalog.
#290
wala nalang gi rate kay way above man ta sa mga koreans, chinese ug japanese. kana pang naa sila diri nang skwela pwera lang sa ubang insik kay nag study na nuon ug tagalog.
#291
nganong naa man ni armas ang mga manobo? mga giatay jud ning mga tawhana. murag gihimong duwaan ra ang gobyerno nila kay modayon lang ug panghostage aron makayangongo sa ilang demanda nga pwerte sad kay taphaw. ngano gud tawn ilang pabuhian ang mga kriminal? sakto ani nila tapokon nya masakeron.
#292
Quote from: Lorenzo on April 01, 2011, 08:51:50 AM
no radar and sonar?  :-[

without American strategic alliance, who can protect Philippines from Chinese military aggression?
we filipinos can still fight a losing battle as expected.
#293
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 01, 2011, 08:43:54 AM
Kahibawo jud to si manong nga kalapasan ang iyang gibuhat, pero di lang jud tingali kapugngan ang tentasyon sa kalami nga matagamtam...
daghan na kaayo rong mga batan-on diri nga misulod anang matang sa pangita. kung dili matagbaw sa bayad ipahamak ka.
#294
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 01, 2011, 08:52:07 AM
Makatabang bitaw jud ning pagpangitag laing trabaho para ani nila. Ang nakaparat, morag naa na puy mopuli sa ilang lugar. Sa akong tan-aw lisod wagtangon ning hubo-hubo kay naa may real demand...
kinsa may mosayaw maghubo diha nga walay bayad? kung ako lang, mosayaw lang ko nga maghubo dala pa exercise kaysa mangawat ko.
#295
Quote from: hubag bohol on April 05, 2011, 06:05:49 AM
Lisod lang ning tahod nga Titi kon tua tas Manila... ;D
pwerte lagi katawaa sa akong mga cousins nga taga manila nga ang ilang mga ig-agaw sa bohol ug mindanao motawag sa akong papa ug titi kay sila tito man.
#296
i don't really think that abs-cbn is that desperate to put down willy using a man who's not credible as well.
#297
A member of the opposition urged President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III today to “get to the bottom” of Senator Panfilo Lacson’s alleged use of fake travel documents.

Zambales Rep. Mitos Magsaysay said the Aquino administration should not condone the act “[since] a sitting senator violated the law of using fake documents.”

She said if Aquino fails to give this proper attention “then he is definitely coddling wrongful acts as long as it is done by his allies. Nasaan ngayon ang matuwid na daan?”

The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) and Philippine consulates abroad earlier said they did not issue any travel document to Senator Panfilo Lacson.

In a letter dated March 31, Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Rafael Seguis told Justice Secretary Leila de Lima “the DFA’s Property Division said that Philippine Travel Document with Serial Number 34258 is still with the department and has not yet been sent out to any particular post.”

Lacson supposedly used the travel document to return back to the country after more than a year in hiding.

“The Philippine Consulates General in Hong Kong, Macau, Xiamen and Guangzhou have denied issuing a travel document to Senator Lacson,” Seguis added.

The consulates there also stressed that the travel document with the same serial number “is not within the series of Philippine Travel Documents issued to them.”

Malacañang said it will already leave the matter to the Department of Justice.

#298

The Bureau of Customs (BOC) destroyed Friday P300-million worth of counterfeit items in its bid to address smuggling and erase the country’s reputation as dumping ground of fake items.

Customs Commissioner Angelito Alvarez said today’s condemnation of fake goods, which include imitations of Energizer batteries and various articles of popular brands like Louis Vuitton, Channel, Gucci, Lacoste, Breitling and Nike, is one of the biggest that the agency conducted.

These items were imported by Multikarat Enterprises and Portwings Trading in violation of the country’s Intellectual Property Law.

Alvarez has ordered the immediate prosecution of people, both the private individuals and their cohorts in BOC, involved in the smuggling of these goods, to stress the agency’s stand that “smuggling (is) unprofitable and corruption (is) a shameful crime.”

“(This) stems from our desire to rid the country of the stigma of being referred to as a dumping ground for fake goods,” he said.

Relatively, Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service Director Filomeno Vicencio Jr. is hopeful that the agency’s strengthened anti-smuggling drive “would go a long way in planting the seed of fear and uncertainty in the hearts and minds of smugglers of fake consumer items.”

“Importation of counterfeit commodities is a serious concern not only because of its negative effect on the country’s reputation but also because of the way it discourages brand owners from investing in the country,” he added.

#299
By U.S. News Agency / Asian

South Korea ranked third out of Asian nations according to an English Proficiency Index announced on March 30 by Education First, a global education center.

Korea, with an overall ranking of 13th, overtook Japan (at 14th) and Taiwan at (25th).

From 2007 to 2009, Education First conducted online English tests on 2.3 million working adults all from over the world. English proficiency was tested in four categories â€" grammar, vocabulary, reading and listening.

Among Asian countries, Korea’s 54.19 points followed only Malaysia (9th) with 55.54 points and Hong Kong (12th) with 54.44 points. Koreans’ English proficiency can be considered relatively high considering that Korea’s official language is not English. Malaysia and Hong Kong, however, use English as one of their official languages.

The overall English proficiency of an average Korean adult also rated “above average.” South Korea placed among the top tier nations by ranking 13 out of 44 non-native countries.

English education is important in Korea, Education First says, citing Korea’s efforts to promote early English education in public schools and the emphasis on English education in private education.

In Asia’s case, the gap between nations in English proficiency was largely affected by the level of political stability and economic power of the country as well as the educational zeal of the people. Overall English ability was highest in Northern European countries such as Norway, the Netherlands and Denmark, with Sweden and Finland following closely behind.

In places where the public education system is relatively weak, the English proficiency of the people also rated poorly. Argentina, ranking 16th in total, scored highest among Central and South American nations with 53.49 points.

#300
By U.S. News Agency / Asian

Jollibee Foods Corporation (JFC) has suspended Mang Inasal’s ad placements on TV5′s Willing Willie following the child abuse controversy involving a six-year old boy who was asked to dance on the show, reports Inquirer.net.

JFC’s Corporate Media team announced the decision on its Facebook page on Saturday, April 2, 2011: “Mang Inasal will be holding off their ad placements from Willing Willie this week. We will continue to monitor the issue and await the results of the investigation. The whole JFC group, will remain committed to upholding the welfare of children. â€" JFC Corporate Media.”

According to Inquirer.net, JFC’s media representative Pauline Lao sent a letter to Froilan Grate of the Facebook group Para Kay Jan-jan (Shame on you Willie Revillame) saying the company is “aware of the issues and the various sentiments raised” following the March 12 episode where six-year old contestant Jan-Jan Estrada was egged on to dance, simulating a striptease, in exchange for P10,000 in prize money.

“We trust that the appropriate and expert institutions will also respond and look into this matter with urgency,” Lao told Inquirer.net. Lao also clarified that JFC’s other fastfood chains such as Jollibee, Chowking, Greenwich and Red Ribbon, do not have ad placements on the show.

Activist lawyer Ipat Luna has also called on other advertisers to pull out of Revillame’s show. Luna’s letter was also sent to Oishi, Yakult, Unilever, Bench, Camella-Vista Land Company, CDO Karne Norte, Belo Medical Group, and Cebuana Lhuillier.

Oishi has responded to the letter and said, “While we, as advertisers, do not control the actual execution and their artists during the show, we also want to do our part to avoid these unfortunate incidents.” They also described the incident as “regretful” and is reviewing possible actions which can yield positive results.

The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board’s (MTRCB) hearing has been scheduled to review the episode for appropriate action. Froilan Grate of the Facebook group Para Kay Jan-jan (Shame on you Willie Revillame), has also posted the names and contact details of the company heads of the advertisers on Willing Willie to urge the public to let them know of their sentiments against the show.