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Quote from: vrglguapo on November 15, 2010, 10:00:42 PM
Wig lang na akong buhok i was wearing it when we have a costume party.

We are only teasing you about it, we know it's not the real thing. Filipino men are not fancy about Aeta's look alike.

I am a little upset that my Lincoln seems not running right. I don't drive it for a month. I wanted to use it yesterday but looks like a battery problem. I hope it can make it through Walmart for a check up.

Car trouble freaks me out real bad.

Hadlok na gyud ang panahon karon, you can't trust anybody na gyud labi na og strangers.

Very interesting. Thank you for the info.

Quote from: chicogon on November 15, 2010, 04:51:07 PM
Basta naay tatak "Made in China" sa lubot, Chinese na, bwahahahaha!!! 

Korek gyud, maskin gani bairan naay tatak. Wala lang ko kakita og lugod nga made in China. Pastilan gikan baya na sa Bohol.

Quote from: BolBuhol on November 15, 2010, 08:02:58 PM
balili gid sang bohol kag pinagsighang piskotiro

Piskotiro, unsa man na siya?

thanks, my head cracking already to google which one i can watch better.

Mga pro-willie kung naa man, pansensya na, wala gyud ko amor ana niya. Bastos and rude...Tseee...

I have a mixed feelings about population control. Abortion is a great No..No to me, but I am leaning on the positive side of contraceptives.

Back to China, according to google, its population is 20% world's total. That means 1 every 5 people is a resident of China. Whewwww!!!!

You are in my prayers Lumine. Be strong!

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 15, 2010, 01:51:35 PM
Wolf. Sometimes life tends to throw a ball curve our direction, sometimes we fall and have a hard time getting up, sometimes past pains are hard to heal or are constantly in the subconscious and affects actions (and it really does). I in no way am trying to mitigate your personal experiences and am sure it hurt, but i would like to also add that through your efforts in regional build-up, and life sustenance efforts (from reading about your projects and involvement in the grassroots) you have made changes (definitely) for the better and lives were definitely touched through your works.

Please know that you are definitely appreciated, and your experiences are as human as it gets. I hope you are feeling better, wolf.

Keep on smiling.

All my life God is not tired sending me angels, good people that helped me manage life with ease (mind you there are devils too, to test my sanity), now that I am capable, it is now my turn to fulfill God's wishes to do the bright side of life.

Quote from: luckybelle on November 15, 2010, 01:38:21 PM
Lagi sa. I tried to reach out to them many times.... hekhek.. but telling them my extras were no-no. My family just don't entertain or support or even tried to eclavush and etchus with pains and the like. They're OK with smiling face not with a problimatic one. They got the skills of talking behind your back and magnifying your weakness. Kaya I don't tell them nalang hekhek...

Tumpak gyud nang imong gihimo, at times of problems we need support dili yaw-yaw or kasaba. Puede ba..............................................

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 15, 2010, 01:38:00 PM
Well, wolf, let's just say that it is his loss. You deserve better than that, anyway. Truly.

Of course, things happen for reasons. I always believe that.

OT: am going to bed now, GN Lorenz.

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 15, 2010, 01:25:38 PM
That must have been very traumatizing, wolf, at such a young age (13 being such a highly sensitive time for a woman, considering the maturation process, and all that entails for a woman). So in part, your friends (close friends, i mean) have effectively taken up the role of parent and close guardian in your life. It must have been hard for you, wolf. Truly, it must have been.

Ohh yeah, rough, but I worked harder to have a good life and worked even harder to be a good person. I experienced one day one eat, and who cares, the world is too busy to notice me.

Struggle is the name-game. But, that does not mean I have a bad life, I have fun as I grew up. I don't regret anything whatsoever.

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 15, 2010, 01:19:25 PM
puahaha, i love that coined term, "balance of trade"!

I have a friend , a very beautiful curvy white woman (she has a very curvy body) and was telling me that the man who she liked was taken; taken by a small sized asian woman. She asked me if there was anything wrong with her. Luoy pood intawn. Guapa ug sexy raba ijang lawas...

ahayyyy~  

Well, the winner takes it all. I lost my husband to another Pinay that he met online. Now, he is in the Ph and joined her. He left everything because of love (maybe lust), you can't beat that part. But, if he comes back to me and said:"You cant find one like me." Jesus, what I did to deserve a double jeopardy.

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 15, 2010, 01:14:10 PM
Interesting. So you have effectively used the 'wall' as a buffer mechanism, wolf. Has your family tried to reach out to you in any way as of late?

No. In fact I have a joke, that my Mom cannot hear very clearly but when I tell her the PIN, she can hear it loud and clear. They followed what I want them to do, that because they are heavily dependent on me on  almost everything...I considered that peace offerings.

But, I live a life alone for so long, too late now to go back and be sentimental about it just as when I was 13 years old and growing.

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 15, 2010, 01:08:28 PM
lol! a white woman (who i used to date) once told me that she finds asian women annoying. When asked why , she lamented:

"because you (referring to me) seem to have a racial preference for asian women! that and the fact that asian women are stealing white american men!" i could not help from laughing.

Hahahhaha...tell them that is economics, "demand vs supplies", and well of course, the quality of the products dictate the demands.

But, listen to this, a Pinoy once told me that he is angry of foreigners because they are stealing the Filipinas. Magpares na lang kaha na sila, para adunay balance of trade.

Quote from: luckybelle on November 15, 2010, 01:04:20 PM
Huh! Hala ka, ka-relate jud ko ani vah... swear!
Mas comfortable ko pag ako lay solve-solve sa kadramahan and puzzles of my life.
Hekhek... Ika nga... Smile and the world will smile with you. Cry and cry alone.

That is so true Dai Belle, lami man mag-inusara kung naay problema...Lami mohilak sa tago.

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 15, 2010, 12:59:56 PM
hehehe they say that by 2050, the minority will be the majority in the United States of America. This country will no longer be a 'white' nation.

Again, it only strengthens the already internationally accepted understanding that the United States is a multi-ethnic, multi-racial, multi-cultural nation state. Our racial demographic will be akin to that of Brazil, which is highly amalgamated nation-state.

In the United States, wolf, the minorities tend to have a higher birth rate , child per family, as compared to the white-american demographic.

So true. In our parish it used to be crowded with white people, now I am seeing black and hispanics. To add, I told the white American, blame that on your white American spouses that bitches about having kids LOL!

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 15, 2010, 07:50:17 AM

There are so many reasons why people build walls instead of bridges. When you are deeply wounded, you prefer to isolate yourself, you shy away from people that connect to the pains and anything that reminds you of that awful feelings are oftentimes shut off from your life.

I for one built walls against my family, owing to the fact that I grew up without them. But, I take care of them (well my money does), however, I refused to let them come into my life entirely. I have set the limitations. My parents don't even know that my marriage was over. It is wrong, but I am more comfortable sharing my problems to my friends than my family. It made me sad at some point but that's is best I believe.

Quote from: luckybelle on November 15, 2010, 12:26:07 PM

Whew! Nangatagak jud ako mga butong kadagkoa nga luha... sufah  

But so happy for both of you.

Ikaw gyud Dai ha, imo gyud kong ulog-ulogan..sharing ba lamang...Pero thank you...

What a coincidence because last Thursday I was discussing with my partners, a white American and Hispanic from Ecuador, about this racial distribution in the United States starting the year 2040. According to that research, though am not sure if it is official, that white Americans will be starting to become a history in the US. That Hispanics, black Americans and Asians will become the dominant physical appearance of the people living here, because the whites stopped producing children. The current white people will become old and no new generations will replace them.

Based on this premise, maybe Clinton has some logical explanation at the back of his head. With the influx of inter-marriages happening now to Filipinos, time will come that the Philippines will be converted to different color... and the living brown people will be the minority if we stop making children.

Maybe 100 years or so. That what happened to New Zealand when they adopted "o" population growth way back then. NZ reached to a point, that they don't have enough productive population, even now it is roughly 50% in the labor force and the increase rate is still less than 2%.

There is a saying of the Philippine playboys: " Di bale maubos ang salapi nungka ang lahi."

Pastilan kung ma-makautot. Lipong kang bata ka..

Quote from: bugsay on November 15, 2010, 11:04:28 AM
akoa bitaw gikabuangan  ug pangutana akong office mate nga taga Siquijor kon unsa ka dako sa ulod sa ilaha, gitubag ko nga murag unlan....hehehe...gibaslan pod ko nga ang iyang ka boardmate ni estorya niya nga dunay nasakpan nga wakwak didto's naga, giinterview sa mga tawo kon taga asa...nitug-an nga taga Bohol...bwahahhaa

pildi ko ato..

Sama god sa estorya  nga ang Bol-anon og Cebuano nanga-on og sabaw nga init kaayo. Gahilak na dagway ang Bol-anon, gatulo na ang luha. Ingon ani ang gidangatan.

Cebuano: Naunsa man nga gahilak man ka?
Bol-anon: Pre, nahinumdum man god ko sa akong Lolo nga napusilan sa gira.
Cebuano: (higop sa init nga sabaw, gahilak pod og tulo ang luha)
Bol-anon: Naa kay nahinumduman Pre, mao nga gahilak ka.
Cebuano: Pre, gamahay lang ko ngano nga wala ka naapil napusilan sa imong Lolo sa gira.

Igo na sad si Dagohoy.

Quote from: bugsay on November 15, 2010, 11:17:23 AM
makahilak man sab ta'ng magbalik-balik ug basa sa imong lindog Ms Wolfie...
Maalaala Mo Kaya, TB special...

Salamat sa TB maipadayag nato atong mga gibati og karanasan sa buhay. Here, wala may mali og tama, opinions, experiences and feelings matter.

Hahahahahah, wala gyud lingaw ni Cebuano, buanga no...smarte pa man ka parts kay sa Google map.

Quote from: ms da binsi on November 15, 2010, 10:25:29 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWl2rW_K3WQ&feature=player_embedded#!

THIS MADE ME SO SICK!!! f*** WHAT CAN YOU SAY  ABOUT THIS  POLICE ON THE JOB!!! SORRY OF MY LANGUAGE TB PEOPLE BUT I HAVE TO POST THIS EVERYWHERE!!!

Holy g***, this made me puke.

Quote from: islander on November 15, 2010, 07:36:48 AM
seriously, the banana republic and i have realized that jokes about bohol were started by boholanos themselves.  if anything, he once said, boholanos have a strong sense of humor and are quick to laugh at themselves, and it's healthy.

I agree that we Boholanos started the jokes. But, am wiser than that. When it is joke time with ka-frat or soro, I was made a target all the time. But, when I retorted I used their tribe as the main character which originally was a Boholano. Para maka-get-even.

Dinner: Pritong isda, brown rice

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 15, 2010, 07:32:09 AM
Di tingali madalidali kon balut ray saligan...
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Pateros introduced the most famous balut industry and alfombra-slipper making. The name PATEROS came from the Tagalog words "pato" â€" the duck that lays the eggs for balut making, and "sapatero" â€" the word for shoemakers.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 15, 2010, 04:07:43 AM
bitaw ka brod man sila ni binay. pero daghan man ni ug frat si clinton. i think aside naay pay tulo: Phi Beta Kappa frat sa mga honor students. mao ni ang pinaka unang greek lettered collegiate frat ug pinaka karaan. member sad siya sa order of demolay ug sa kappa kappa psi ang frat sa mga band members.

Pero active sad na siya sa ilang brotherhood ni Binay. Anyway, wala man seguro kahibalo si Clinton ba sa nahitabo. Politiko gud na, kahibalo sad na mo-PR sa mga tawo, naa man sad na siyay breeding.

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 15, 2010, 08:38:02 AM
Pang-ayuda nga natural method na lang diay kon maohon... 

Hehehhehe, kahibalo ko unsa na pod galatagaw anang imong huna-huna. Natural method ba sama sa haplos sa Vicks Vaporub, inom og binkalang luy-a.

Quote from: islander on November 15, 2010, 08:42:28 AM
hehe, a topic close to my heart.  if there's no trade secret involved, mind sharing the recipe here?

Of course.
Ingredients:
1 head cabbage (shredded)
5 carrots (shredded)
lots of garlic (finely chop)
2 handful meat (just for flavor)
a handful of shrimp (pounded and cut to small pieces)
oyster sauce (for seasoning)

Procedure:

Saute the garlic in olive oil, then add meat and shrimps, add the vegetables and continue stirring using both hands (sigehan og ukay ba, duha ka luwag lousy kaayo ko maghimo og recipe) then add the oyster sauce. Do not overcook the veggie. When done drain all the water, after that put it on a wide shallow pan and refrigerate and allowed to cool (not in the freezer). After an hour or so, roll it.

Wrap the egg roll in a clear plastic wrap, tighten it. Put it on another plastic bag to avoid exposure in the freezer. Fry it frozen.

Masabtan ba?

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 15, 2010, 08:35:41 AM
Hmm, kalderetang kanding?

Ang kanding kaldereta, ang baka kaldera pod, and iro asosena.

Quote from: hofelina on November 15, 2010, 07:55:47 AM
Inday wolfie your story is touching. Aduna sab koy higala morag angid sa imoha, nagtinabangay sab mi lupig pa sa magigsoon. Ang akong mga kabasakan siya ang nag-atiman, wala ko mangayo kay igo ra ko nga nag-huwat. Diha lang nako nasayran nga ang abot sa ani, iyang gipalit ug tambal/chemo kay siya na kanser sa suso. Kalooy sa Diyos dihang nibakasyon ko, naka-recover pod siya sa iyang gibati.

Real good friends survived me too, in my struggling years.

Wala koy pamilya, 13 anyos wala na ko sa ilang poder, mao nga mga friends lang gyud akong gikasaligan. I am very lucky to find good friends. Even, here in the US, it is not exaggeration, but without CUJO, maybe I have difficult times dealing with my marital problems.

Even her husband sometimes included in my drama.

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 15, 2010, 07:51:11 AM
Ikandado mo gid Ms. Wolf kay basi himoon kaldereta ug papaitan ni Toto Bolbs... 

Mao gyud, lisod na dili baya lalim magpadako og ajam...

OT: Naa bayay da best nga kaldereta diha sa Tagbilaran, padulong sa NIA, unahan gamay sa PNB. Gamay na nga tindahan pero ginadayo, mais ilang luto nga isilbi. Ambot naa pa ba kaha ni karon.

Quote from: islander on November 15, 2010, 08:20:47 AM
maayo gani kay type ni vrglguaps ang ballroom dancing, dili ang moonwalk ni michael jackson.  kujaw ning buhoka ug modilaab kun maohon.

Dili sad nako ma-maimagine ang kuto og lusa nga gapista ana, mura man nag lasang.

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 15, 2010, 08:19:09 AM
He he, naa man hinuoy mga pamaagi pang-ayuda...

Dili sad tanang pang-ayuda makaayo, naa sad makagrabe.

Now I am making egg roll for a retirement party of one of the Bossmen upon special request. It became famous in our office when I started bringing it during cook-out or parties. I don't make it, Cujo did. She made the best egg roll ever. Then, I was guilty of the compliments, so I asked her to give me her recipe. Since then I was making my own.

THANKS CUJO!

I was delighted to see a Filipino priest in our parish today. I can't believe that we have one in our community when it is dominated with American and Hispanic church goers. Nice to feel home again.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 15, 2010, 04:03:17 AM
kiat lang na si clinton. usa ra man gani iyang anak nya maghisgot na nuon siya ug daghang baby. mao sigurong nangabit siya ni monica lewinsky. motoo ko niya kung iyang ingnon iyang anak kinsa bag-o pang naminyo nga manganak sila ug daghan.

Sa America man god dili lagi uso ang daghang anak kay mahal kaayo. Dili man ang lalaki dire ang dile gusto, kasagaran mga babaye ang gusto og gamy ra nga anak.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 15, 2010, 03:48:49 AM
gibuhian ra jud tawn siya after 4 hours. nitagam ang kanahan.

Angay adto taas-taas pa nga oras aron maleksyon.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 15, 2010, 03:54:50 AM
dugaya jud bitaw na mahimong city anang pateros no? tungod ba kaha kay nahimutang sa tunga-tunga sa 3 ka dagkong syudad sa makati, pasig ug taguig? dapat ma syudad na jud ni sila aron wala nay municipality ang NCR.

Wala pa seguro ka-qualify sa population density, per capita income, blahblahblah.. whole nine yards of category kuno according to DILG.

By the way pateros is known for balot.

Naa pod molahutay maskin dili gahi
...sama sa ubo

Remembering my Friend Marlene.

I met her when I migrated to Davao City to find a job right after I graduated from college. She is my sorority sister. When my savings ran out, she offered me to stay in their house. He parents love me like a real child, her siblings considered me as one of them. I called her parents Mommy and Daddy. She was working and was financially supporting me until I landed a job in the Department of Agriculture. I have no family, and they gave me one. I was so sad when she left Davao City and went to Manila to take CPA board exam. She decided to stay in Manila, luckily she found a good job. While she was gone, my career was getting stable. I was given the opportunity to work as an Expatriate for South Asian food security program, a Swiss funded and I left Davao City to stay in our Asian headquarter in Bangkok. The pay check was good so after my contract I decided to stay in Manila. Since then, we never been separated, only when she finally got a boyfriend and got married. I was so furious when I know about it. I know all her life she wanted to be a nun, the only thing that keep her holding is her family which she was financially supporting. I promised her that I will be rich so she can follow her heart's desire. I failed her because I was not able to make so much money to support my family and hers. She considered my failure as a sign of God for her to marry. I was the Maid of Honor on her wedding but, I did not attend. I failed her searchings. We don't talk for a while, but when she got her first baby Dannah, she called me to be the Godmother. Then, we were back to each other. When Daddy got cancer, she asked me if we are going to let Daddy undergo a chemo. I said no, God has plans for Daddy and, let him feel comfortable.

She did not push the issue of chemo. Later I realized, if money can save his life why not. I have little savings at that time, and I told her again that we can afford to give Daddy a chemo. But, she told me Daddy is too weak already, I need to come home to Davao because he was looking for me. At the time I was on my campaign trail for National Vice President for Sorority in our frat/sor; a dream that I worked hard to realize. Because of this, my travels to all regions were very intensive. The convention will be in Davao so I decided to go there ahead of time before the convention and spend time with Daddy. It was May 26, at 3pm I was on his bedside at the hospital, he wished me luck for the election. In between sobs I can't believe it takes me too long to visit the man that stood as my father all these times. Thirty minutes later Daddy closed his eyes forever. Marlene comforted me that Daddy was only waiting for me. For the second time, I feel that I failed her. I carry that in my heart for a long time. I was so ashamed for being so overwhelmed with my dreams, that I forgot to give my friend the needed support when she needs it most. I was overwhelmed with guilt, until one day, she told me that she always understand the life I have chosen. That she will always support my undertakings, my plans and support whatever that makes me happy because she loves me.

She has a godly heart, but was unfortunate with finances after she got married. She always told me that she accepted her fate because God punished her for not following her desired vocation. I always convince her that God will never punish a clean and good heart. When I migrated in the US, I was supporting her financial needs. Then I sent her to nursing school, at first she does not want because she does not want to burden me, but I insisted. Now, she is a registered nurse and her life was changed forever.

We are both happy in our own world though, thousand miles away from each other. We both know that we are always there for each other, nothing can change that.

I am now completely free of guilt for once I did something to the person I truly care and love more than a family. It is truly not the blood that runs in your heart, it is through the heart that makes a certain person so special in your life.

Agree gyud ko sa imo Father about sa babies. Our children deserve something better, deserve a society that cares, a government that prioritized their welfare, citizens that provide them with proper guidance to become wholesome citizens in the future.

Quote from: chicogon on November 14, 2010, 08:31:47 AM
Kahibaw na siya Bay Gwaps. Yes, President Clinton is rich and powerful (wa na tay mahimo ana) but he knows the plight of the poor people being the President of the United States. And as a former President, he does a lot of charity works - maski palakero pana siya  before and probably still now (hahaha). He has also helped a lot of people both from Third World countries and locally... probably more than all of us here at TB combined. It's all perception... and presidents included, at times, they don't get the respect they deserved because of who they are. But they do, sometimes, that we don't know about. I for one can attest to his charity works because our community (my parish) is one of the many recipients of the Presidentd Bush & Clinton grant after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Yes, I can vouch for this too because he spearheaded a campaign for the victims of Katrina. The Bush and Clinton tandem in 2005 for the victims of Katrina gained popular support all over the world. We helped also in our own little ways.

Once the most powerful man on earth and a good looking...makalaglag panty man gyud.

Wala gyud koy amor anang Willie..sorry to say.

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 14, 2010, 04:04:46 AM
Mga Higala,

Adunay situwasyon that a Cebuano told me that Bolanons are "Kuripot". How distasteful and crass.

What do you feel about this?

Seguro kay kitang mga Bolanon, magtigom man gyud og kwarta para mapaayo ang kahimtang sa atong pamilya. Usa pa, para pista diay,naa man gyud na kada tuig. Wise spender lang seguro ang Bolanon tapos simple pod ang atong pamuyo.

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 14, 2010, 02:31:47 AM
Diri na lang ta sang TB mamaygon, Tobs, layo gid ang balay nila Wolfie kag damo ido sang dalan gid haw!

Hahhahahaha, waay man pero mag-abiso tani in advance kay aron makandado ko gid ang mga wolves ara sa sulod sa balay.

Friends are like diamonds, they are rare to find. Once you found them, keep them closer to your hearts no matter what.

In good times, in bad times, that's what friends are for.

Lunch: french fries and chicken popcorn

You've Got Mail


•"I like to start my notes to you as if we're already in the middle of a conversation. I pretend that we're the oldest and dearest friends- as opposed to what we actually are- people who don't know each other's names and met in a chat room where we both claimed we'd never been before. What will NY152 say today, I wonder. I turn on my computer, I wait impatiently as it boots up. I go online, and my breath catches in my chest until I hear three little words: You've got mail. I hear nothing, not even a sound on the streets of New York, just the beat of my own heart. I have mail. From you."

Quote from: bugsay on November 13, 2010, 11:25:03 PM
hehehe...naglibog ko ani ngano mosinggit ma'g "aray"...

Hilak sa tago ba....sos lain man pod imong huna-huna Oi.

Yes, for my parents' that God give them good health.

And yes, too funny for my ex because he is very illed right now in the Philippines. He did me wrong, but, he is human, and he asked my help last night.

Quote from: bugsay on November 13, 2010, 11:10:38 PM
mag-inusara gyud intawon.....wa ko'y mahimo kay mauy palad nga naangkon..
palad nalang sab ang pabut-on..

Correct ka diyan, kay palad man dawaton sa walay pag-mug-ot bisan ARayyyyy ko po.

Quote from: vrglguapo on November 13, 2010, 09:31:14 PM
Huh! so where's the pack??

The pack comes when the night is not tranquil, and silently disappear before I realized they were there....LOL!

Hang on tight Girl, always remember: THINGS HAPPEN FOR REASONS...It maybe painful now and we don't understand but in the long run, God designed things to be that way.

No big deal, I have been sleeping alone in my house for 3 years LOL!

Quote from: lumine on November 13, 2010, 08:17:28 PM
Yesterday afternoon, I helped in repainting our fence. Hours after,i experienced a mild spotting. This morning, it was already a bit alarming that Herman told me to visit my obgyne the soonest. I underwent a transvaginal ultrasound where i saw the image of the fetus. My doc told me to be hopeful that the fetus would hold tightly. When i arrived home, i saw a thick blood shaped like the fetus after i urinated.

OMG, but you are okay? I am sad too...

Breakfast: Yogurt, egg and oat meal

Hmmmm, looks like some of our friends in TB are on vacation. Anyhow, have a nice weekend to all of you.

Love is when you hear music in your ears.

When it rains it pours. Acting career is seasonal, these people should not be blinded with temporary flows of money. They need to save for the rainy seasons.

Funny because both belong to the same fraternal order LOL! They are brothers in a greek fraternity organization, and are both active.

I will start here in the United States:

ALABAMA ....  Was the first place to have 9-1-1, started in 1968.
ALASKA ...  One out of every 64 people has a pilot's license.
ARIZONA ....  Is the only state in the continental U.S. that doesn't follow Daylight Savings Time.
ARKANSAS ....  Has the only active diamond mine in the U.S.
CALIFORNIA ...Its economy is so large that if it were a country, it would rank 7th in the entire world.
COLORADO ....  In 1976 it became the only state to turn down the  Olympics.
CONNECTICUT ...  The Frisbee was invented here at Yale University .
DELAWARE ....  Has more scientists and engineers than any other state.

FLORIDA ....  At 759 square miles, Jacksonville is the U.S.'s largest city.
GEORGIA ....  It was here, in 1886, that pharmacist John Pemberton made the first vat of Coca-Cola.
HAWAII ..  Hawaiians live, on average, 5 years longer than residents in any other state.
IDAHO ...  TV was invented in Rigby, Idaho, in 1922.
ILLINOIS ....  The Chicago River is dyed green every St.Patrick's Day
INDIANA ... Home to Santa Claus, Indiana, which get a half million letters to Santa every year.
IOWA ...  Winnebagos get their name from Winnebago County. Also, it is the only state that begins with two vowels.
KANSAS .. Liberal, Kansas, has an exact replica of the house in The Wizard of Oz.
KENTUCKY ....  Has more than $ 6 billion in gold underneath Fort Knox .
LOUISIANA ....  Has parishes instead of counties because they were originally Spanish church - units .
MAINE ...  It's so big, it covers as many square miles as the other five  New England states combined.
MARYLAND ....  The Ouija board was created in Baltimore in 1892.
MASSACHUSETTS ...  The Fig Newton is named after Newton, Massachusetts.
MICHIGAN ....  Fremont, home to Gerber, is the baby food capital of the world.
MINNESOTA ....  Bloomington 's Mall of America is so big, if you spent 10 minutes in each store, you'd be there nearly four days.
MISSISSIPPI ...  President Teddy Roosevelt refused to shoot a bear here ... that's how the " teddy bear " got its name.
MISSOURI ....  Is the birthplace of the ice cream cone .
MONTANA ....  A sapphire from Montana is in the Crown Jewels of England .
NEBRASKA ....  More triplets are born here than in any other state.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ...  Birthplace of Tupperware, invented in 1938 by Earl Tupper.
NEWJERSEY ...  Has the most shopping malls in one area in the world.
NEW MEXICO ...  Smokey Bear was rescued from a 1950 forest fire here.
NEW YORK ....  Is home to the nation's oldest cattle ranch, started in 1747 in Montauk.
NORTHCAROLINA ...  Home of the first Krispy Kreme doughnut.
NORTH DAKOTA ...  Rigby , North Dakota, is the exact geographic center of North America .
OHIO ...  The hot dog was invented here in 1900.  OH !!!!
OKLAHOMA ....  The grounds of the state capital are covered by operating oil wells.
OREGON ...  Has the most ghost towns in the country.
PENNSYLVANIA ...  The smiley, was first used in 1980 by computer scientists at Carnegie Mellon University .
RHODE ISLAND ...The nation's oldest bar, the White Horse Tavern , opened here in 1673.
SOUTH CAROLINA ... Sumter County is home to the world's largest gingko farm.
SOUTH DAKOTA ...  Is the only state that's never had an earthquake.
TENNESSEE ....  Nashville 's Grand Ole Opry is the longest running live radio show in the world.
TEXAS ...  Dr. Pepper was invented in Waco back in 1885.
UTAH ... The first Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant opened here in 1952.
VERMONT ....  Montpelier is the only state capital without a McDonald's.
VIRGINIA ....  Home of the world's largest office building...the Pentagon .
WASHINGTON ...  Seattle has twice as many college graduates as any other state.
WASHINGTON D . C .  ...  Was the first planned capital in the world.
WEST VIRGINIA ...  Had the world's first brick paved street, Summers Street, laid in Charleston in 1870.
WISCONSIN ....  The ice cream sundae was invented here in 1881 to get around Blue Laws prohibiting ice cream from being sold on Sundays.
WYOMING ....  Was the first state to allow women to vote.

Just curious nganong lahi man og kolor kay sa iyang Mommy!

“I’m dating skid-marks guy. When your boyfriend is so comfortable that he cannot be bothered to wipe his ass, there’s a problem.” Miranda

Lunch: Grits and red beans

But, life's lesson is always clear and simple: "Practice what you preach;" failure to do so is tantamount to a "man walking without face."

Para nako magsugod ang Pasko when the "Ber months" hit the calendar. That is when my budget getting tougher because I know it is coming too soon. I have a big family, and circle of close friends that receiving something from me every Christmas.

For me Christmas is working overtime and budget tigthening.

There are people that like us or dislike us. There is nothing we can do about that, but, if you keep saying you don't care about them, I believe you, the feeling is probably mutual.

However, why consider yourself with someone that has enemies, it is not healthy for the soul.

Dili tanang singkit Intsik, naa poy gubujinggit.

I left Davao City in 1994, the last time I visited Dvo was in 2001. I am not aware that this smoking ban is enforced there. That is good, am so proud of such a political will taking place in my second hometown.

Good Morning TB!
Am very tired, but still am at work, argghhhhh 10 hours to go.

That is a good economic indicator.

In addition to Mike, she is not only arrogant but so stupid to make such a joke with today's strict airport securities.

"Ignorance of the law excuses no one," being stupid is not an excuse either.

I wish this will be adopted in the Philippines also.

The Infant King Church in Cortes according to my grand-aunts, is a miraculous church. They told me when I was still a baby, they used to offer me to Sto. Niño in a dancing ceremony because I was very sickly as a child, that takes place during the town fiesta which is 16th of January.

They told me also that during the war, there were several attempts to drop bombs on the church. howver, it landed on Abatan River. The old folks believed that the patron blew those bombs away.

Quote from: chicogon on November 12, 2010, 03:33:25 AM
Unsaong mangala man... nag gisa napod kog sardinas unya gebutangan ug sayote nga gisabwan gamay. Haaay ning Bol-anon ta mangita jog bahog!!! 

Hahahhaha mao bitaw sa Mindanao Bol-anon kuno palasabaw.

Folger's Decaf. I can't drink regular coffee for medical reason.

Sharing my LV Collection, the oldest is 12 years in my possession.

Lunch: baked potato with chicken

Quote from: Chongki on November 12, 2010, 01:32:37 AM
uyyy ... mag celebrate diay pod ko coz the cat is away 

Ako sad ani...

Quote from: bugsay on November 12, 2010, 12:14:11 AM
hehehe....nganong na "candida" na man tawon ang tokar nga breakdance man ang uso atong panahuna?

Breakdance? wala pa Oi

Quote from: islander on November 11, 2010, 11:44:00 PM
mao bitaw nga hapit mapareglahe... unsaon, ang 45rpm nga 'candida', gihimo mang 33rpm, mora na hinoog horror ang sound.  arang gakos ni bugsay kay nahadlok.

Hahhahaah, pastilan mura tog kuratsa nga gahikap-hakap. Ahhh mao na, mapareglahan gyud.

Quote from: nickkclub on November 10, 2010, 02:46:29 PM
This place is really beautiful...You can experience the same feeling at Tropicana Las Vegas which brings a touch of world finesse to the Las Vegas scene in true Nikki Beach style.

I saw Tropicana, beautifully architectured with nature's motiff; this place is nature at its best.

oat meal

Hmmmm....

To accomodate more political kingpins so they dont kill each other. That means more budget for congressional districts, congressional offices etc....

Does this mean anything to the lives of the people around the ship yard? I don't think so, they still have to work under subhuman conditions' their lives are still below poverty line.

But, at least they have a job.

I still use herbal medicines on everything. The following are proven effective:

1.   Hair Loss - tanglad juice
2.   Insect Bites - slice a potato then rub the affected parts to remove the sting
3.   Cuts/Wounds - kiskis og panit sa saging unya itapal sa samad aron moundang   og dugo tapos dali maayo
4.   Binukal nga Dahon sa Bayabas - ihunad sa samad
5.   Constipation - Papaya
6.   Diarhea/Loss Vowels - Banana
7.  Blood Pressure - Ahos, Luy-a
8.  Sugar  - Ampalaya
9.  Coughing - Lemonsito juice w/o sugar

Quote from: bugsay on November 11, 2010, 04:40:14 PM
hehehe.....mogakos bisag hot music?

Wa ba kaha nasuka sa kili-kili power?

Today is Veterans' Day in the United States, I don't know if this is also for other part of the world. I am thinking of wolfpack827, a close Jarhead,now in actual combat in Afghanistan. May you and your men will come home safe. See you in seven months, the USMC is proud of your team.

A quote from my favorite author:

My heroes are those who risk their lives every day to protect our world and make it a better place--police, firefighters, and members of our armed forces."
- Sidney Sheldon

And today, here I am at work trying to do my share to make the citizens of Polk County safe.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 11, 2010, 06:32:20 AM
and so goes with "yobmots"

Correct..

Katulugon kaayo ko kay walay tulog gabii.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 11, 2010, 01:33:32 AM

So true..

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 11, 2010, 01:24:43 AM
sex is a process of combining and mixing genetic traits, often resulting in the specialization of organisms into a male or female variety.

It is XX and XY chromosomal pairings that resulted to male and female. So genetically there is no "Bajot" scientifically speaking.

Wow, those that live in cold areas send some to Florida. It is getting hot again here today.

Breakfast: Egg with toasted bread

@Cujo: Phone ringing now.