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Quote from: hubag bohol on November 19, 2010, 07:23:06 AM
He he, lumsan na lang diay nig tuba sigon pa ni Bay Bugsay... 

kana, murag mo-epek na jud na..

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on December 08, 2010, 05:17:04 AM
unsa man nang shot-shot ug buskay glace? di ba sungka man na?

dili sungka, bnc. kana bitawng patoyokon inom ang buskay aron pasudlon sa gamayng buho...wa nako kadumdum unsa ngalan ana...

Quote from: jorgeanna on December 08, 2010, 06:46:35 AM
in love gyud tawn......

aguyyyy...kalamay sa jagna barato ra. 

Quote from: renegade on December 08, 2010, 07:47:56 AM
yeah right...like palawan, 3 man siguro ilang airport ngadto.. puerto princesa, el nido and coron...

naa na sa Tagb., naa sa Ubay, developonon; butangan sa Carmen, para niadtong gustong motan-aw sa Choco ug Sagbayan peak; butangan sa Jagna, ila ka BuwadSanga dapit kay aron makabaho sila sa baho sa sanga; Tubigon, aron dali ra maka-apas sa barko para Cebu; Talibon, aron dali modaghan ang mga b***t pod didto. di ba, okey? 

ka-jer-jeron tingali si mister, wa na kahuwat...

Quote from: statesville on December 08, 2010, 09:04:13 AM
Mga talawan gyud  ang disabled maoy gitarget kamaayong
   busdakan ug bato ang ilang mga tiil kon masakpan

aguy kasakit ra ba jud ana..labi nag bunalan sab ang baje-baje...

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on December 08, 2010, 05:39:34 AM

wala man gani nakababag sa lapu-lapu sa ilang reclamation project nga pwerte na jud gani ka duol ang lapu-lapu sa ilang atbang nga lungsod sa liloan ug consolacion nya anha pa jud agi ang mga barko paingon sa ormoc ug leyte.

pero kining sa Cebu nga gi-reclaim dapit sa lapu-lapu, kinahanglanon man nila kay kuwangan og area ang para sa expansion sa industry sa Cebu...dili siya susama og kalidad sa lugar nga naa sa Panglao. mao nga way nahimo ang mga Cebuanon. priority nila ang maong project. ug kung ila pod ning buhaton didto sa Mactan, diin daghan og manindot nga resorts didto, supakon jud pod sila sa mga tawo.

kiini ang hitabo sa atoa. ang sa Panglao, naay daghang manindot nga bahin sa dagat maapektohan sa maong proyekto. kung gusto nila mag-reclaim ug wa kaayoy moreklamo, ari dapit sa Maribojoc o kaha ba kanang dapit sa Cainggit...

and he's 55th on Forbes 100 Celebrities List..wow..Tom Cruise is 56..

busogggggggg na sadddddddddddd

local unta nga duwa ilang himoon nga sugal...sama sa

sato
buwan-buwan
kote
shot-shot og buskay
ug uban pa....

kung si Supt. Cuyos....

mo-Cuyos gyud ang mga itlog sa mga kriminal
mo-Cuyos ang hubag sa lobot sa mga pulis nga tapulan
mo-Cuyos ang namaga nga lingag-ngag sa mga sabaan sa kapitolyo nga way nahimo.


mura pod kog nakaila no?

mao nay Bol-anon...maayo mokolata...

deadly beauties na sila sa TB...

Quote from: Scarb on December 08, 2010, 01:56:35 AM
butangi...! natilapan tali whew 

mao na. ug depende sa Sambag. ug kung hilaw-hilaw pa, tilapan, una ingkibon...pero og hinog na kaayo, hamoyan unya iluwa ang LISO...

Quote from: Scarb on December 08, 2010, 01:51:40 AM
might be d' reason why oh why but still its "verdächtig" ~ e-google na nga word (silot)..whoaa

P.S: i allow myself to give U a little bit "silot" (w/out ur permission of course) ky gibitin mi nimo kon nakatampo na ba ka ni Netla..,
       basin imoha tong dunggan,tumoy or tipak sa ijang gisabak..bwahahaha..miss yah   

hahahaha wa koy mahimo ana og mag-verdächtig ka. ug bahin ni Nethla ako nang tiwason...ako pa lang gihimas-himas ang bawjot sa akong kagahapon aron mabati pa nako ang milabayng mga kasinatian, una pa nako kini ipasundayag sa bilahan sa tb. 

Quote from: Scarb on December 08, 2010, 01:55:18 AM
so..so..so..it seems...sideline sa nabanhaw tagikaa..! 

sideline manglawgaw og thread. hahahaha

Quote from: Scarb on December 08, 2010, 01:41:25 AM
naghinay hinay na sad ug yampongad ang taga Ice Age dani para dli maunay ka headline sa ija obitua....whop§ peace nyahaha³

dugay na ko na-headline...niagi na pod kog ka-"patay" diri (obituarily speaking  )...karon  mao na ni ako sideline sa...

ug nganong gi-tawag naman ni og SCANDAL nga thread, naa na diay nahitabo nga binuang ani? abi ko og naa pa sa planning stage kining maong proyektoha...wa pa man tingali gani kini appobi nga pagahimoon?

Quote from: Scarb on December 08, 2010, 01:36:16 AM
churvah whahaha³

Hey Glace...nawla si HB unja mitunga dajon ka...(verdächtig) 

he probably needed to lay low. knowing i came back, he did like what John the Baptist did to Jesus, "he must decrease and i must increase." hahahaha

why not make Bohol as christmas capital, instead of Carmen or Tubigon...aron way mag-ilog. di ra ba pod palupig nang ubang lungsod. ...

he created a big hole in almost every powerful countries in Europe and America. his truth espose becomes a threat to them. i tried to read some of his LEAKS and see few videos; they're just too much to take...the truth indeed hurts. eh?

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on December 07, 2010, 06:59:32 AM
pwede ra man sa antequera, maribojoc ug balilihan. kay mag river cruise dayon kung ma cancel ang flights.

ang maau ani, kana lang gagmay nga airports, i-spread throughout the island...ug gamit lang gagmay nga eroplano. mao ra man nay atong ganahan makasakay og airplane...hehehehe...ug kay bubarato ra man ang bayad ana kaysa dagkong eroplano, mas daghang mosakay aron magsuroy-suroy...river cruise sa balilihan, nya, zepline sa danao, dayon, mag-grocery sa Tubigon, unya maopalit og ticket sa jagna para Cagayan de Oro. 

Quote from: Lorenzo on December 03, 2010, 08:41:26 AM
In cases like this, it is best to aspirate.

...can they do it by mouth? ewwwweee

Quote from: buwadsanga on December 03, 2010, 02:15:39 PM
hahaaha! the thing is with or without the RH bill people are doing birth control thru contraceptives. you'l not be thrown to prison if you buy a comdom! whatta heck?

abi kog ang mangawat og komdom sa tindahan maoy ma-priso, wad, ang mopalit na diay hinoon. hehehehe

Quote from: ms da binsi on December 07, 2010, 12:10:12 PM

that used to be  my addiction Glace and i am so happy i was able to be sober.

i thought when you were here, it was then you were sober...bali diay. hehehehe

Quote from: jorgeanna on December 07, 2010, 06:40:11 AM
pang-sideline ra ni akong beauty hahaha

ug sa newspaper pa, pang-obituaries...hahahahhaa...peace...simbako tawn...

Junior: tay, ngano ang tin2x sakung clasm8 mura sampaluk?

TATAY: hahahaha! Nganu di nak, gamay?

Junior: dli man tay, ASLUM

it's a case of profit over life...the regulators must not allow such greed before tragedy happens. carrying 15 passangers should be outlawed.

A man and his wife were having some problems at home and were giving each other the silent treatment. Suddenly, the man realised that the next day, he would need his wife to wake him at 5:00 AM for an early morning business flight.

Not wanting to be the first to break the silence (and LOSE), he wrote on a piece of paper, “Please wake me at 5:00 AM” He left it where he knew she would find it.

The next morning, the man woke up, only to discover it was 9:00 AM and he had missed his flight. Furious, he was about to go and see why his wife hadn’t wakened him, when he noticed a piece of paper by the bed. The paper said, “It is 5:00 AM. Wake up.”

gaadubo og manok...kay gutom 

Quote from: Lollapalooza on December 03, 2010, 10:55:17 PM
aw dimalas gyud kaayu kay napaakan pa ka, imong grasya padulong pa gyud sa pagpatambal 

belated happy b-day, lolla..

Quote from: ms da binsi on December 06, 2010, 12:58:32 PM



ning balik jud akong mga aktibidadis sukad nga gi hinay hinayan nako ang pag YAMPUNGAD diri.

abi kog mao ni imong gika-career, mdb, ang pagyampungad diri...

Quote from: jorgeanna on December 04, 2010, 04:04:39 PM
mao bitaw dukduk gyud ko aning TB para dli ma-headline hahahaha

di ka ganahan ma-headline diay, jorg? 

adtos Danao tukuron kay kung ma-cancell ang flights, naay zepline kalaagan..

Quote from: chicogon on December 07, 2010, 04:25:36 AM

is she going too? 

kining storyaha murag hubag sa lubot, nga wa matambawi og tarong, kay usahay mobalik, usahay nawa pod. 

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!!!

Quote from: chicogon on December 01, 2010, 11:31:34 AM
Gusto nila maglaro sa putik??? LoL 

nindot man gud ning magkalapoklakpok, pads...

padong sip-onon....

basin maoy winner...dugay baya iphon ning 741 million nga tinag-peso...

lisud ko tubag ani kay wa koy gi-EX, gi-PRESENT ang tanan...

congratulations to MEEEE...

wa diay mo kabalo nga nagama naman ning airporta?...ang problema kay wa ta kabalo og asa ning dapita. hehehehe 

With enough support and budget for our athletes YES we can...

di na jud tingali matabang og i-lolo lang. hahahaha

Quote from: Lollapalooza on November 26, 2010, 07:11:37 PM
hello sir glace!! medyo dugay ka nawala dire sa forum ha (or dili lang gyud ta mag abot dire sa forums) 

hi lolla,

nawala ko diri dugay...balik sa pod ko panagsa. 

Filipinos and happiness: why we need to be serious about it

Tuesday, November 23, 2010, 7:19 There is enough evidence to suggest that Filipinos in general are preoccupied with the desire to be on a permanent state of euphoria or at least with being perceived to be a “happy-go-lucky” society no matter what circumstances they are in. Unfortunately, this national obsession with being “happy” or having a good time instead actually leads the Filipino people to a permanent state of misery because their pursuit of happiness is shallow and misguided.

The symbol of Filipino happiness

Because of our obsession with being perceived as a “happy-go-lucky” people, we unfortunately also come across as a people who do not take things too seriously even in times of crisis; which is why our social ills stay unresolved. In fact, Filipinos in general don’t even realize that our national psyche needs to be rehabilitated. Most Filipinos are of the belief that our corrupt public officials are solely to blame for the sad state of our nation. This is funny because the Filipino people are free to choose their public servants. And yet they prefer to choose someone incompetent â€" which is why they get the government they deserve.

The country remains Asia’s laggard perhaps partly because most Filipinos don’t have their priorities right. Most of us would rather pursue activities that cater to instant gratification because most of us want to be “masaya” all the time. We get instant gratification when we engage in activities that give us fleeting moments of happiness. Most often these are activities that are not well thought through and may even be impulsive. It could also involve being on a fiesta or celebratory mode more often than necessary even when we don’t deserve it. This also includes not participating in the running of the country and letting our public servants wreak havoc using public funds. Instead of being serious and more assertive about national issues, we dismiss topics pertaining to politics as something that we cannot do anything about or is none of our business.

Because Filipinos love a good time more than anything else, we don’t bother learning a new skill on our spare time. Most Filipinos don’t like the idea of working harder to elevate our status to one of being among the first-class nations in the world; we would rather wait for someone to do it for us. Unfortunately, because our society has become anti-intellectual, the intellectuals are driven to leave the country. The brain drain reduces our chances of competing with other nations whose aim is to be the best at what they do and excel at every endeavor.

It follows that since most Filipinos in general would rather have a good time than work hard, it is no surprise that they also love riding on the success of other Filipinos in the entertainment industry where fame and fortune carry away singers, actors, and even sportsmen â€" boxers in particular. It’s not that there is anything wrong with being happy for someone who achieves international recognition, it’s just that Filipinos tend to take it to the extreme and only idolize those who appear on TV and films due to their fame rather than those who work hard to excel in science and technology â€" those who can actually help elevate the status of the nation.

Too much “pakikisama” can be bad for our society.

Our love for a good time more than serious and reflective time seems to be associated with a uniquely-Filipino flavor of collectivism â€" “pakikisama” in the vernacular. Boxing champion Manny Pacquiao for example, brings temporary joy and induce exaggerated Filipino pride among Filipinos simply by winning a boxing match held in an international arena. Those who do not feel the same level of “pride” when he wins are seen as being unpatriotic, killjoy or worse, “walang pakisama“. The following comment made in the AntiPinoy.com article Those Who Keep Saying “I am Proud to be a Filipino” When Manny Pacquiao Wins are Morons is a case in point:

    Bakit hindi ninyo ba naramdamang “PROUD” kayo at may isang kababayan kayo na nanalo sa ibang lupain at pati hindi ninyo kalahi eh nasisiyahan at humahanga sa galing niya? So that means… naive at somewhat strange ang katwiran ninyo kung ganun! At dapat lang na may halong emosyon sa mga ganitong pangyayari…kung WALA manhid KA!Wala nga sa race yan..pero dahil sa Pinoy ka at Pinoy ang umaani ng tagumpay sa ngayon pagdating sa boxing bakit hindi natin mararamdaman ang pagmamalaki sa pamamagitan ng boxer na ito!

Those who see Pacquaio’s win as an individual achievement rather than a collective achievement also tended to be the same ones who are more concerned about the negative effects this national obsession with a boxing celebrity or any celebrity has on Philippine society. This concern is not without its merit since Filipinos also tend to idolize those with celebrity status and vote them in as public servants even if they are not qualified for public service and Manny Pacquiao having been voted into public office as Congressman is enough proof of this. Alarmingly, there are even some members of the Philippine public who are now supporting the idea of Pacquiao running for the Presidency one day.

It is not an exaggeration therefore to say that Filipinos who are labeled “killjoy” or “walang pakisama” are the same ones who are serious about the state of the nation and use their heads for critical analysis in most situations. Unfortunately, those who apply a critical mind in Philippine society are outnumbered by those who don’t, so the former ends up being bullied to submission or being helpless.

Too much good time can be bad for our society.

Most Filipinos would often say, “It’s better to see the glass half-full than half-empty.” But the more applicable proverbial expression to our society should be, “The glass is not half-full if it isn’t half-empty.” We can’t always pretend not to see the dark side of any given situation. Having an incompetent leader like President Noynoy Aquino for example, is a situation that has more dark side than bright side. If Filipinos continue to refuse to prepare for the worst case scenario, they might just get a rude shock one day upon realizing that they are already stuck between a rock and a hard place. Not that we are not yet stuck in a difficult situation; we already are, except some of us just don’t realize it yet or refuse to accept it and, worse, are not prepared for it.

There is this misconception among Filipinos that if people keep pointing at the facts and discussing the problems of our society, they are perceived as being unproductive or negative. Never mind that discussing our social ills could actually lead to the right solutions.

What is a healthier outlook in life then? Humans have different set of moods. Normal people have a baseline or set point of happiness. We bounce up and down from that baseline in response to short term events depending on the situation, like when we hear some bad news or good news. Most people normally return to their baseline after some time. Unfortunately, some of us think that we have to be above the normal baseline all the time to be considered to be a “happy” person, which is quite an impossible state to achieve because it means that in order to be “high” all the time, the natural tendency to be down after a high needs to be continuously overcome. And if we keep soaring higher, the longer the fall that is sure to come sooner or later.

If we prefer to constantly experience that “high” feeling, we also have to be constantly entertained by outside stimuli. This outside stimuli could come in the form of watching a spectacle on TV, the movies, being on the computer all day playing a video game, or being around a large gathering of family and friends having a party just to be entertained. In short, when our brain is being entertained all the time, we don’t have time to think or engage in self-reflection.

How do we sustain the baseline level of happiness? Being happy does not necessarily mean that we should always be in a gathering with friends having a ball or a party. Being happy does not necessarily mean that we should literally be laughing all the time or making jokes that make light of otherwise serious things. It would be more ideal to find happiness during our spare time doing some productive work that stimulates the imagination â€" like reading a good book or learning a new set of skills to keep our brains occupied and sharp. This sort of baseline happiness is more sustainable and healthier for the brain. It offers greater potential for monetary rewards, which can lead to being in a healthier mood for longer periods of time.

Caroline Hunt, a professor in psychology at the University of Sydney, Australia suggested that society would be better off if people backed away from their obsession with getting more happiness, because the activities to satisfy such an obsession is does more damage in the long-term. To quote what she said in an interview:

    “There are a lot of misconceptions about what makes us happy, often involving unrealistic expectations of just how happy we could be. There’s a small industry suggesting what people should do to make themselves more happy but most of the time it would be more useful for people to accept that being unhappy or being in a state of melancholy some of the time can be OK. In fact it is part of being a human being.

In the book Against Happiness, author Eric Wilson emphasized that he finds it odd that sadness is seen as not a normal part of life but as a weakness, something to be eradicated.

    “You should really embrace those dark parts of your life. They are natural. They are normal. It seems to me those darker sides of experience, those times when we are sad or sorrowful, we often learn things about ourselves that we would not learn had we simply remained content.”

Lack of substance leads to idiotic behavior

No wonder most Filipinos never learn from their mistakes. They never have time to reflect because they are preoccupied with having a good time. After reading the statement above, one cannot help but recall how some Filipinos did not show any sympathy after the deaths of eight Chinese tourists in the Mendoza hostage crisis. School girls and uniformed policemen posed for photos smiling and laughing near the hijacked bus of the scene of the crime and posted the same photos on social networking sites for all the world to see. It exhibits how our society has such an underdeveloped sense of compassion. We just want to have a good time all the time.

One cannot forget too how President Noynoy Aquino (P-Noy) was caught smiling like a dog during a press conference a day after the Mendoza hostage crisis in which eight Chinese tourists died. After being criticized for his smiling face, his only excuse was “… I have several expressions. I smile when I’m happy, I smile when I’m faced with a very absurd situation…” to be fair to P-Noy, he really was caught in a very absurd situation at the time. He probably felt that smiling would lighten up the situation. Unfortunately, it just made it worse.

Where did the concept of being happy start?

It’s been said that the pursuit of happiness started in the United States when the Declaration of Independence guaranteed every individual the right to “pursue happiness”. Since then pop psychology has advocated the notion that in order to live a meaningful life, people should be happy and to be happy, you should always be “positive”.

The concept gave rise to a lot of self-help books written by positive mental attitude gurus who tend to recommend that people see the bright side of things rather than the negative. You could say that the concept is a marketing executive’s dream coming true because advertising agencies can continue to sell more products to make people feel “happy” by creating a need.

Unfortunately, with Filipinos copying anything “in” in American society, Philippine society had embraced this concept without bothering to analyze if the same concept is applicable to us as a people. And because we are such bad copycats, we do not really think about the social impact of adapting a concept that works for other cultures but not for ours. The Presidential system is a classic example of a concept that seems to work fine for Americans but obviously not for Filipinos because of our personality based politics. But I digress…

Americans on their part, have an individualistic society, which means that they pursue their own happiness on individual terms. They acknowledge that what might make someone happy won’t necessarily make others happy. Pursuing intellectual stimulus for example can be gratifying for some while just playing video games all day will have the same effect on others. The long term effect or damage of either activity is debatable but it has been proven time and time again that intellectual pursuits which may seem like such a boring activity to those who prefer to play video games, will yield more positive results in the future for any individual.

Some societies celebrate the uniqueness of each individual and respect the choices each individual makes; this results in a more vibrant and innovative society. In short, you won’t really find Americans who force other fellow Americans to be happy when an American boxer wins boxing matches or label others unpatriotic if they don’t.

The drawback of selling happiness as the key to a meaningful life also gave rise to the use of medication in some parts of the world especially the US. Big pharmaceuticals in the United States jumped on the bandwagon of the self-help gurus and managed to enter the happiness market by selling happy pills or anti-depressants. At least the US has regulations that serve as check-and-balance on the euphoria industry. But this is already capitalism at its finest and luckily enough, Philippine society has not gone down that path due to Filipino consumers lacking the funds to indulge in such products. It’s easy to conclude that the pursuit of feelings of happiness can be costly and dangerous, which really shouldn’t be the case. People just have to embrace the fact that we can’t always be blissfully happy or be in a state of euphoria all the time especially when there are situations when we should be in a somber mood.

Researchers in Melbourne, Australia have discovered that “positive thinking could be helpful, but you shouldn’t force it. For most people, deliberate attempts to be optimistic compromise their wellbeing.” In the book The Negative Side of Positive Thinking the author Simon Moss states “all these theories about positive thinking is overrated. Generally speaking, there are some people that generally think positive but if people are anxious then positive thinking is damaging.”

His statement is proof that Filipinos in general cannot and should not claim to be always “happy” despite their obstacles because the notion of a whole society that is always in a permanent of state of bliss is just pure fantasy. Filipinos who force fellow Filipinos to feel happy and patriotic about shallow achievements like Manny Pacquiao’s win or Charice Pempengo’s guest appearance in Glee are just being bullies.

It’s a shame this obsession with feel good moments lead Filipinos to an unhealthy mindset. We become permanent catatonics whose brains are always tethered to entertaining spectacles. It is for this reason that incompetent public servants keep getting voted in as head of the Republic like President Noynoy Aquino because Filipino voters just accept whatever is being fed to them by the media. They don’t use their critical analysis anymore because they don’t get a chance to when they are always preoccupied with having a good time.

We should learn to be more serious about our life and the condition we are in. At the state our country is in, we can’t always pursue having a good time especially since most of us don’t even have the means to have one or don’t even deserve it. (pasted from antipinoy.com)

(Author: Ilda is agent provocateur, etc...)

mingaw...tugnaw pa jud...

naa man lagi uban pod ganahan magtan-aw sa vidoe nga nag-ontol-ontol ilang lubot...mao na. 

Quote from: Botyokon on November 26, 2010, 01:16:17 AM
alangan pwede man taguan sa negosyante kung pila ilang kita sa libro, specially insik hastang maayoha, if masakpan pud sa BIR agent, presyohan ra man pud na sila sa BIR agent ug under the table. so wa jud lusot.

si pakyaw gud kay showbiz personality daghan nagsunod ug curious sa iya income, so maglisod na sya ug tago mao full amount ang report. pero bisan kinsang politiko, papitik pa ko, mo-accept na sila ug under the table, in any kind, willingly or non willingly....

mao na ang problema kay dili efficient ang gobyerno maningil sa mga negosyateng utangan sa buhis. kadtong mga gagmayng negosyo lang ang sayon nila masikop kung manglimbong.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 26, 2010, 01:22:07 AM
mapurdoy jud na si manny kay kaduha kuhaan tax iyang kita. kuhaan pa sa IRS kuhaan pud sa BIR. 

mao niy tuyo ni Manny nganong nagtukod og negosyo. pwede niya maprotektahan iyang kita, kay naa may mga probisyon nga maghatag og tax breaks sa mga negosyante.

Quote from: samuelma on November 24, 2010, 04:14:38 PM
yes, my name is Samuel and most of my friends called me Sammy. Thank you for welcoming me here.

welcome...pasok!

Quote from: fdaray on November 25, 2010, 08:22:42 AM
Ok.., for barangay captain sa kanilang barangay.

pwede na na, sir...

am so sorry ga

mao niy makapordoy ni manny...kining gobyernoha. hahahahaha

Quote from: mayonaka on November 25, 2010, 07:17:45 PM
What I heard..I am not sure if it is a rumor but the girl / family of the girl sued an official or something for a harassment case and it will be finalized this month. They said it could be the motivation of the murder.:-( it is sad for life to be taken that way and she is so young.

if this is true, it's total hideousness.

we'll just hope justice be served to the victim.

Daniel Radcliffe message for Manny Pacquiao

what a world darling...

Quote from: islander on November 24, 2010, 11:34:58 PM
jab-lo baya kay red.

red imong mata!!...?? 

not only tagbilaran, but everwhere...

the issue here is how fast our police authorities can solve a case like this. unsolved cases of this magnitude would only make criminals become more brazen and laughing at their heels...

how about aling dionesia for mayor in Saranggani? 

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 21, 2010, 09:40:10 AM
Di ba kaha pud Binay look-alike ra ning tawhana? 

basin pod diay, hubs, na? 

o kaha ba, gi-photoshop ning mga hulagwaya..

Quote from: bugsay on November 21, 2010, 12:11:26 AM
hehehe....pareha ra ba mi'ng Binay ug color.....tabunon....sa laktod nga pagkasulti "lagumon"

nindot man sad nang lagum-lagum, bugs, kay di kaayo maklaro og ngit-ngit. makatago -tago ba.hehehe

Quote from: wolfpack823 on November 19, 2010, 11:13:09 PM
...In silence there will be peace (Desiderata)

true 

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 19, 2010, 09:26:58 AM
Unhi, Bay Glace. Di ba singer man to ka...

nindot unta og naa pay videoke diri sa akong balay...di jud katog ning mga silingan. 

Quote from: hofelina on November 17, 2010, 02:44:08 AM
Yehey si Ondoy Glacier nabanhaw,  Doy ajaw kalimti ang akong pinaskohan, hah?

kadtong gatas? hahahahahaha

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 19, 2010, 09:43:46 AM
Oops, he he, dayag diay tawon ang posibilidad nga sad, discontented, ug wa intawoy aktibidades ang nagyaka diris TB, sama nako... 

maau jud nimong yaka diri, bay hubs, kay na-STAFF naman diay kas TB hahahahha....

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 18, 2010, 11:46:23 PM
mogimaw ra diya ni si glacier kung ting winter na.

wish i am like u, bnc, nga kugihan ba..nagpadayonon..

Quote from: chicogon on November 19, 2010, 01:07:53 AM
Basin na depress o homesick napod si Grace maong nigimaw balik hehehehe.  Basta happy, kontento ug busy sa daghang laing aktibidades, talagsa ra mogimaw deri. 

gawas nga nakakaplag og laing lingaw, pads, naa jud poy panahon, di na ta ganahan sa kakukabildo; mao nang nindot na pod ihilum, ihilak, ibakho, ug itago. 

allegedly, it copied Poland's Tourism logo...

ah dah oroy....

wa pa jud ko kadungog og kanta sa pasko diring dapita...

Quote from: aquarius on November 18, 2010, 02:32:36 PM
Nganong nag minyo pod ning inahana ug usab… unsa pa may gipangita niya?  .. nga natagamtaman naman unta niya ang langit ug himaya..    impyerno na nuon iyang nadulngan sa ikaduhang higayon… way swerte pa gyod naangin iyang anak..nahimo na nuong kriminal wa damha… may punto si Ms. Isle, “the battered always goes back to the batterer”… kapit sa patalim, kumbaga…. esp. kung ang lalaki lang ang bread-winner, bisan pa, may mga anak man unta siya nga pwede niya maduolan.. unsa  pa may iyang gipangita?... nakahinumdum nuon ko sa estorya ni misis , may amiga siyang teacher, ang inahan byuda, former principal..naminyo sa ikaduhang higayon, nagpakasal gyod sila, late 20’s  ang lalaki, ang babaye 60  plus… bisan way gusto ang mga anak, suko man ang inahan, matod pa’s inahan ngadto sa iyang mga anak  “pati ba pintig ng aking puso, pakikialaman n’yo pa..!” (morag Sharon cuneta ni nga dialogue… ).. sa wa palandungang hitabo naaksidente ang tigulang babaye sakay sa habal-habal (single motor) natiurok intawon… namatay… ang nahitabo, ang batan-on lalaki nahimong pensionado, instant…! nakatag-iya (inherit) ug mga yuta… syempre kahit papaano, may share siya as legal husband esp. kung na purchase nila ang maong property during their marriage (2nd).. ang nakanindot … naminyo si lalaki ug  batan-ong babaye nga susama niyag pangedaron…  way nahimo ang mga anak….  Mora’g nakadaug ug lotto ang lalaki….  bow..!

ako lang og gibayran tong nag-driver sa habal-habal nga ipa-tagak sa motor ang babaye...hehehe.

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 18, 2010, 11:08:33 AM
Giputlan na lang untag kamot sa anak-anak... 

delikado gihapon ang inahan, kay naa pa may tiil isipa-sipa. hahahahaha

Quote from: ms da binsi on November 18, 2010, 12:11:10 PM
wahahahahha! hain kaha nag tago na si Glacier!!!

wa man ko magtago oroy, nag-hilum-hilum laang...

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 18, 2010, 11:15:00 AM
Nagdungandungan ra baya pud mog gimaw ni MDB, Bay Glace. Mas dugaydugay lang ang imong bakasyon...

hahahaha...mura pod diayg uhong, manggawas og dungan kung lit-an... 

Quote from: islander on November 18, 2010, 12:25:52 PM
yeheee!  back to normal na diay ang tb.  naa na si ms da binsi, si glacier... si scarb ug si aspo na lay akong lili-lilion kun kanus-a mogimaw ug balik.

nganong na-normal man? kay dia na ang duha ka abnormaL? hahahahahhaaha

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 18, 2010, 12:33:21 PM
Pang First Lady puhon?

basin iya ning anak sa gawas 

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 18, 2010, 01:37:49 PM
He he, basin naa pay nahibilin nga putlonon... 

hehehe, di na pod kahoy, liog na pod.

Quote from: islander on November 18, 2010, 10:43:46 AM
republic of bohol naparis ug barangay cebu.

cebu-bohol bridge...

kung si anhing pandopo (fernando poe) pa ang pasultion...mao nay giingon og "kapag puno na ang salop"..

angajanon man pod diay ning bayhana...

wa pa diay ni mahuman...

Quote from: ms da binsi on November 17, 2010, 10:38:03 AM
bwahahhahaha! tua na ning gimaw na ang amaw! PRONSIT pa jud!

basta ingon ani na, lami man jud igimaw...

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on November 17, 2010, 12:39:55 AM
Sumpayi na unya tong banagbanag nimo.

wa nako kadumdum og asa ra ko taman ato, quel...daghan pa kog reveiwhonon ato. hehehe

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 18, 2010, 10:07:15 AM
Tinuod tingali diay ang sumbong kay nganong di man magpadakop...

grabe jud kasalbahis ning tawhana, gipunggotan na gani, nisukol pa jud sa awtoridad. hahahahaha

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 18, 2010, 10:15:59 AM
Grabe. Angay mangusog ang kapolisan nga masikop ning mga salbahisa ni.

gipunggotan na ni sa anak...

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 18, 2010, 10:13:07 AM
Wa na tawon kaantos...

basin mao ni ang nangulata sa makililimos, hubs. hahaha

permi man among pasko diri....

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 16, 2010, 09:42:17 AM
Oi, welcome back, Bay Glace! Morag usa kas mga silingan nga naminaw sa lagubo, bwahaha! 

hehehehehe...didto mis ilawom sa sawog nga kawayan sa ilang balay nagpahiluna, bay bugs. nindota jud sa kinabuhi. 

Quote from: chicogon on November 05, 2010, 01:51:02 AM
Yup this video "has been removed" na by YT itself kay ni violate kuno ug something... pero makita ni siya sa una, I mean, last May or something hehehehe 

bitaw sa... 

Quote from: chicogon on November 16, 2010, 05:12:22 AM
Usa ka pari taga Loon ni istorya nako a while back, true story daw ni nahitabo sa Sandingan Island, Loon. Ang bana (mangingisda) nihangyo sa iya Misis mag eng-eng anang gabhiona kay way laing lingaw sa isla. Wa mosugot si Misis kay basin ug mabuntis, kay daghan na raba kuno silag anak. Maong nag wild nuon si Mister, gipang labay mga plato ug tasang aluminum... saba kaayo!

Niingon si Misis, "Ajaw'g saba Ping kay mauwaw tas mga silingan. Nangatog na baya sila, basin momata."

Insead nga mohilom, ingon si Mister, "Aaah mauwaw diay ka ha?" Nisamot nuon pag wild si Mister... handtod nga nisugot na lang si Misis aron lang mohilom.

To makie the long story short, naka dama si Mister.

Paghuman daw sa title bout ni Pacquiao ug Margarito, pina tambo dayon sa Mister sa bintana (kanang bintana nga tukoran bitaw ug kahoy), dayon dagkot sigarilyo. (Unya ang mga tawo diay kay nag-atang pod sa gawas, naminaw sa lagubo), dayon ingon samtang nibuhot sa yosi:

"Mao ni kinabuhi, hayahay!"  

Suheto man jod kas Panggangan, 'quel... di lalim kinabuhi sa mga tawo didto no, labi na mga mangingisda nga way laing lingaw. Hehehehe  

ag mga silingan nga perting kahimantayon. hahahahahaha...

Quote from: chicogon on October 05, 2010, 01:12:10 AM
Bitaw mag-apil-apil man tos Nestor basta naay tapok2x sa Caingget. Kanumdom pod ko atong gipadagan ni Roland Capirig ang motor sa grandstand kay kadtong motor iyang gikawat kay kang Fr. Doming Orimaco man to bwahehehe.

Kas-a pod didto pod si Roland sa seminario nanghambog nga kusog kuno siya padagan motor kaya daw niya Tagbilaran-Loboc in 10 minutes.

Gibinuangan ni Fr. Eugene Tungol, "Aw, hinay rana 'lan..."

Tubag pod si Capirig, "Back and forth man 'der!!!" Bwahehehehe!!!  

Limbong!!! 

bwahahahahahahahahahaha....

Lakers is almost unbeatable in their home turf.

And Kobe is there too...

natulog kay bug-at ang gibati...

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 06, 2010, 05:57:42 PM
Mora man nig urom sa tawo nga wala kahilisi sa humba nga gihabhab sa panahon sa pista...

resulta nis kalibanga, hubs.

GM recalling 1.4 million vehicles for fire hazard

NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- General Motors is recalling 1.4 million vehicles in the U.S. to fix a problem in which fires can be caused by a heated windshield washer fluid system.

GM recalled 944,000 vehicles for this same problem in 2008, but now says the fixes it made aren't stopping new fires. Now GM dealers will simply disable the system altogether.

The system is designed to heat windshield washer fluid in order to better clear the vehicles' windshield on cold days..

In a recall action announced in August 2008, GM dealers installed a fuse to shut off the system in the event of a short circuit.

A short circuit in the circuit board that controls the system caused a grounding wire to overheat. That led to smoke and the malfunctioning of other electrical components.

There have new reports of "thermal incidents," including five fires, in vehicles that have had the repair, according to documents from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

The problem in the current recall is unrelated to the one involved in the first recall. In the new cases, the overheating is not being stopped by the fuse, GM spokesman Alan Adler said.

"While our analysis shows the number of incidents is very small compared with the number of vehicles on the road, we want our customers to have complete peace of mind," Jeff Boyer, GM's executive director of safety, said in a statement.

There have been no reports of accidents or injuries as a result of the problem, GM said.

The company that originally supplied the system to GM, MicroHeat Inc., was forced into bankruptcy following the 2008 recall. The company reorganized under the name AlphaTherm and now sells heated washer fluid systems directly to vehicle owners.

Joe Trubak, general manager of AlphaTherm, was unaware of the new recall until informed of it by CNNMoney.com. He was not immediately able to comment on the matter.

The vehicles affected by the recall are the Buick Enclave and Lucerne; Cadillac CTS, DTS and Escalade; Chevrolet Avalanche, Silverado, Suburban, Tahoe and Traverse; GMC Acadia, Sierra and Yukon; Hummer H2; and Saturn Outlook.

All the vehicles are from 2006 to 2009 model years. Owners will receive $100 from GM to compensate them for loss of the feature.

Owners who think their vehicle may be involved in this recall can call NHTSA at 1-888-327-4236 or contact GM customer service for their vehicle brand. To top of page

better...faster

suway og balik dokdok sa TB kay murag nawad-an nag gana....

Quote from: ABJayoma on May 30, 2010, 06:50:36 PM
OMG..!!

This is unbelievable..!!

If you look at the summary of posts that "Guindulman" has in this blog forum as of today, May 29, 2010 among the 40 plus towns of Bohol, there are about more than 1,200 posts, few hundreds less than Valencia.

Of course with bigger population and land areas of Ubay and Tagbilaran, they have the highest number of posts. And that is expected. 

But for Guindulman, this is a big surprise, though it has slight bigger population and land area compared to Jagna.

What does this mean?

1.) GUINDULMAN IS ALWAYS HOT.
It has lots of hot stuff that people would love to talk about. When interesting and intelligent Guindulmanons talk, other Boholanos all over listen. Hmm, that is quite interesting.

2.) It is either that there is a jealousy component that other non-Guindulmanons have regarding our people and would love to bring them and Guindulman town down or they are riding its popularity in order to learn how our town blossomed to be what it is right now.

3.) There might have Guindulmanons that have the money or perhaps millionaires that they cannot beat money-wise and they can't get over that. They tend to discredit them because that is the only way they can beat them, at least they tried. Not going to happen. Guess what, Gunidulmanons know how they do their businesses here and abroad and they are not going to tell you. Duh..!!   

4.) Guindulmanons are expressive and open to all sorts of good ideas and they work as a team toward a common goal. That is really a good thing, hmmm.

5.) Guindulmanons are educated and smart. They can bring lots of ideas to the table. It is a matter of time that the town will grow into another CITY in the future in this Southeastern part of Bohol.

6.) Guindulmanons are "beautiful" people genetically. The breeding of the Tamblot tribe that used to live close to Tabajan River and the Spaniards in the Sawang part of Poblacion was the best heritage our forefathers gave us. Tamblot's men were fighting against the Spaniards during Spanish colonization of the Philippines.

7.) Guindulmanons are known to be artists: they are known to be painters, choreographers, dancers, make-up artists, hairstylists, creative songwriters, singers, stage perfomers, and the like. And they like to decorate themselves, one way or another, to be noticed or objects of envy. 

8.) Guindulmanons are go-getters (perhaps aggressive sometimes). They know what they want and they go for it.

9.) They are trendsetters of "southeastern" Bohol. They are being looked into, looked at, criticized a lot, or being pulled down but they are resilient. They go up further higher if they are being pulled down.

Those who are Guindulmanon detractors, you can chase us or bring us down, but the entire town will shine.

SHINE GUINDULMAN SHINE.

There are lots of foristas in here that are NOT Guindulmanons. They are here to bring us down. They criticize us to the max. But we, Guindulmanons, know better and they will go and move forward and upward whether you like it or not..

The "doom" curse is nowhere to be found. It is no longer around..!!!     

taka lang. pakauwaw lang kas mga Jayoma sa Guindulman. hahahahaha

BILLY GRAHAM --- PRAYER FOR OUR NATION

'Heavenly Father, we come before you today to ask your forgiveness and to seek your direction and guidance.  We know Your Word says, 'Woe to those who call evil good,' but that is exactly what we have done.

We have lost our spiritual equilibrium and reversed our values.
We have exploited the poor and called it the lottery.
We have rewarded laziness and called it welfare.
We have killed our unborn and called it choice.
We have shot abortionists and called it justifiable. 
We haveneglected to discipline our children and called it building self esteem. 
We have abused power and called it politics.
We have coveted our neighbor's possessions and called it ambition. 
We have polluted the air with profanity and pornography and called it freedom of expression. 
We have ridiculed the time-honored values of our forefathers and called it enlightenment. 

Search us, Oh God, and know our hearts today; cleanse us from every sin and Set us free. Amen!'