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Quote from: alycxs on May 10, 2010, 02:19:03 AM
Jig, naay daghang pinoy diri nga akong na-ilhan nga mo-resist assimilation. There's nothing wrong with absorbing and learning the culture as long as you appreciate and never forget where you came from. From my observation, thesame people who only hangs-out with other pinoys, only eats filipino food and don't socialize with the other cultures are the ones who are typhoon no. 3 nig abot sa ato.

Those kinds will never have a foreign perspective because they don't see it that way. If they do, they're lucky they stumbled upon it on their own. Most of the time, we need to be shown.

I consider myself lucky, when I first moved here, I lived with my American family for a year, our filipino store in Florida sucked and the pinays I ran into always asked me if I was from Angeles since they assumed being a pilot, my husband was in the military (which he was not).So my friends from there were all non-filipinos.

In Houston, if I don't venture south, I don't see a lot of fellow pinoys. Most of the people I worked with were non-pinoys, mostly whites and Mexicans. You can't truly appreciate the beauty of Bohol until you hear the "oohs and aah's and I want to go there's " of your non-pinoy friends and family. The wonder and fascination in their eyes makes you feel so proud and special to have come from such a beautiful place that you automatically feel protective.

Maybe, in all her years, the lady in question has never had those moments. Never had foreign friends and relatives envy her for coming from such a beautiful paradise...or never had someone tell her how lucky she is to have grown up with nature all around her. Who knows, maybe that feeling of protectiveness has never overtaken her when she looks at all her Bohol Vacation and holiday pics..or even photos of her childhood

wow, quite a mouthful to digest you gave me there girl! always true to form bitaw, i agree. morag wa mogawas sa iyang comfort zone and the memories of home.

off topic, i know houston is a big city. i have HS classmate who now lives there with his family. maguwang ni board member ae. dont know if you have met.

Quote from: alycxs on May 10, 2010, 01:59:42 AM
Macky, sadly, when people are immersed in their political ass kissing activities of daily life, they don't think for the longterm. They think for the next three years calculating how much money they can make and how they can make their name immortal. ITs always a race for re-election and the hope of starting a political dynasty. ( next mayor wife, then daughter...etc like the Chattos of Balilihan)

Its easy to see once you're looking at it from a distance, but when I remember how a lot of the people there don't give a rat's ass about a lot of things not concerning their daily lives, i can understand that its not even mean, or intentional or even murderous..it just never crossed their minds.

Maybe someday,  when the basic need of food...guaranteed 3 meals a day are met, our people will think bigger. For now, we can't really blame them. 

If you've ever been to the slums and ghettos of the US, its like being in the rougher areas of manila. potholes on the road, broken windows covered with scotch tape, no garden in sight and no trees either. When you go to suburbia, middle class areas, there's tons of trees and the yard always boasts of some sort of a garden.

I'm just saying....hopefully, someday, someone can take the time out of their ass kissing, corruption planning day to actually think about the most basic needs of the people and make sure those are met so they can move on to other....less pressing needs. (ego tripping with "monuments")

di ba kining atong perspective as "foreigner" gives hope to our beloved native land kung kitay molansad sa posisyon? unfortunately, this is not true with the sad experience in guindulman.

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 10, 2010, 12:53:22 AM
Last words: When in doubt, remember that silence really is golden.

and...When in doubt, consult your Boss.

am still getting into the habit of it

Quote from: gametracker on May 10, 2010, 12:34:42 AM
Are most of you on this forum from Bohol? Actually currently live in Bohol? Or have ties to Bohol ie friends that live there?

not sure about the others. i am half bol-anon but raised in bohol until mid-teens. but bohol will always be home.

am married to a fellow bol-anon and have two sons who are born in UK. we are keen to raise them aware of their filipino and bol-anon roots.

now live in UK for the past 8 years and then some more. hopefully, will retire in bohol.

Quote from: hofelina on March 19, 2010, 07:41:09 AM
Luckily, it is not really tough here with us. If the answer like this is clear and honest, then it is okay. We talked direct to our superiors in this manner.

i think there's a difference between european and american way of working. my working habit is i dont complain i do it even if overloaded na. but my bosses here in UK will not have it. prankahon ka nga. you have to ask questions. you have to say no. health and safety is important here in europe. ang UK workforce gani is considered overworked compared to their continental counterparts. kalami siguro mo-trabaho diha sa germany, mam hofelina?

Quote from: islander on May 10, 2010, 12:09:52 AM
mora diay ni si montano ug si erap nga nikalit rag saka.  o di ba kaha tungod ni sa kahig sa noynoy phenomenon kay pareho man silag party.  at this point noynoy is already a given.  di pa ta makaingon nga so-and-so given na sa bohol, gawas ni yap nga way kontra. 

kun mogawas man galing si montano nga dark horse, way lain mabasol ani kundi ang mudslinging sa chatto ug herrera camps.  kapoyan na gani ang mga botante sa linabayay, bisan pa tingalig unggoy ang ikatulong kandidato, botaran na lang.

sayang. 
   

dili ika-deny nga mapasahan jud sa noynoy magic si montano. pero, sa akong nahibaw-an nagkugi man tawon ni ug suroy sa kabaryohan. kahibawo man siya siguro nga iwit siya unya uwahi na mingsud mao nga nag-double time. reminds me of the fable of the turtle and the hare(s). hmmmm

as i said elsewhere, montano is right not to get involved in the melee between the two leading candidates. siya man ang beneficiary unya ani.

sayang for chatto nga ugaling mahitabo nga mapilde siya. but who started this mess with the palaka party in bohol? sobra ra sa paneguro mao niy resulta.

desperate na tawon ang giingong leading candidate, unsaon na lang

welcome to TB gametracker. if you dont speak visayan it will be good fun learning it here.

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 09, 2010, 08:11:54 PM
Hey, jig mao ni giingon nga perde and maglagot. Wla ba diay ta ka-gets nga tuyoik-tuyok raman na si kaayohan...tan-aw nako dili man na siya "BLONDE" , loyal lang gyud na siya ni Piezas...

Maayo ani...dili na lang nato na siya tubagon kung ang iyang thread out of tune...

Dili man ko interesado ni Piezas,kinsa man na siya by the way, who cares being Mayor, who cares being a doctor.....KAYA LANG INTERESADO KO SA IYONG GIHIMONG KABALASTUGAN...

NO MORE NO LESS THAN THAT...

amen to that wolf. it's time to move on to more interesting stuff.

Quote from: faithal on May 09, 2010, 05:54:10 PM
Tanan taw kulbaan ani oi.. naunsa man ka sir jjigs..mura man kag hero... our country and our province is at stake in here... Important is all people must cast their votes wisely... choose candidates who can lead our beloved place with integrity and competence.. God Bless Bohol!! Padayon Bol-anon!!!

we can all dream can we not? whichever candidate you go for, duha ra ang resulta inig mata nato, gibangungot ba ta o dili ba. kamo pud, relax ra gud mo diha. supporter ra tang tanan diri. ayaw pasobra-i ang pag-suporta aron di modakog ulo ng atong mga kandidato.

Quote from: alex.tan37 on May 09, 2010, 06:29:39 PM
The result of the election on Monday will be the real survey Mudslinging will not help you guys. Boholanos hates below-the-belt tactics just like what Herrera and Montano are doing. Peace men. You started it so we will end it tomorrow.

look whos talking alex tan. dont fool us into believing that your chatto is immaculately clean. nobody is. below the belt my foot. dont worry, if your candidate wins we will be his harshest critics labi kung di na big majority win. if he wins by slim lead he is a lameduck governor. well, maayo hinuon kung modaug na tan-awon nato unsay iyang diskarte with noynoy as president, abapo/jala as vice-gov, aumentado as 2nd district rep. can he do alliance/unity like aumentado? i doubt it very much. i know you business lot will be singing and dancing happy days are here again. that's what you are after in a chatto win, anyway.

Quote from: kaayohan on May 09, 2010, 03:34:48 PM
ANG TOMOY SA BANGAW UGMA NA MASIHA....

Theme: GUINDULMAN DOUBLE UP EDITION..... mura ba pinoy big brother sa ABS-CBN palabas....

TAGNA KAAYO ANG MUGAWAS UGMA: 

MAYOR - PIEZAS
v-mayor - HOFFMAN

councilors: 6 - 7 ang makuha sa admin..... 1-2 ang matagak sa admin.

ning-tipas na man ka kaayohan. di mi interesado sa resulta sa election sa guindulman kay wa miy stake diha. beef steak pa hinuon interesado ko hahaha

asa na man ang imong giingong mga projects sa imong pinalanggang mayor? pina-syagit pa nimo pero hangtud karon wa pa jud ko kabasa bisag usa. pero pranka lang, lisod na nimo bawi-on amo mga impression bahin imo mayor. di ba naay panugilon nga "first impressions lasting"?

Quote from: islander on May 09, 2010, 10:22:12 AM
please, naman.  give the university credit for professionalism and the stakes it has in such surveys (credibility, for one).  both chatto and herrera are svd products anyway.  (hnu for chatto, usc boys high for herrera.)  the university has nothing to gain over whoever wins but everything to lose if it plays around data gathered.  if it's bad news if one's candidate isn't leading, please don't shoot the messenger.

agree, hnu has everything to lose kung magbinuang sila. tungod lang sa election, i doubt they will do that. is it magbalantay who said that hnu's record speaks for itself. its past surveys have been right. i go for MONTANO but i understand why chatto is leading. but he maybe in for a big surprise, which i sincerely hope so survey results are not gospel truth and the surveyors themselves say that. just take it with a grain of salt but dont rub it on your wound hehehe

Quote from: chicogon on May 08, 2010, 11:39:05 PM
Wa ma blotter. Wa malista. Wa mahitabo. Tomo-tomo kay lagi eleksyon naman. Gawas kung adunay ebidensya lisod kaayo tohoan. Sakto mga pahayag ni Kerstin, makapa tsk tsk tsk pod ta ani. 

It's not too late... tagae mga reader derig link nga mo confirm aning allegation hehehe

agree, kay election man anybody can come up with allegation against any candidate. ingna kog bakakon, mawa ra ni inig human sa election. kamo pud, morag just now

Survey says UK is in for a hung parliament. Results? We are a hung parliament. Enough said!

Noynoy started at 60% and will end in around 40%. Surveys upon surveys have resulted in him always at the top. Even from surveys paid for by his opponents. Pasanginlan na pud nang tig-survey. Ang ngiwit ngiwit bisan unsaon pa.

whoo hoo, hope this will happen come Monday 10 May. Go MONTANO and the LIBERAL Party!!!! Bol-anons are wise and mature voters, indeed. Naa nay gipangkulbaan ani ron.

good riddance... one more rubbish down the bin

Quote from: Chongki on May 07, 2010, 05:00:55 PM
talawan

my thoughts exactly... gapaila lang jud nga di kaliwat ni dagohoy

Quote from: Chongki on May 07, 2010, 01:56:47 PM
thanks

i think that partly explains why gonzaga supported herrera

Quote from: gwargz on May 07, 2010, 11:43:05 AM
Yeahhhh! I like this!

gwargz, off topic karijo. paryente mong reigh monreal sa loon? knew him once when i was still involved in a research project in bohol while i was working with UP cebu

Quote from: Chongki on May 07, 2010, 08:10:03 AM
bai jig .... what fraternity do they belong?

alpha phi omega

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 06, 2010, 10:49:48 PM
taaamaaaa...hehehe, ayaw lang ibta bay jig...kagisa lang ug labaha or blade ba kaha...

sakto high tech na man diay ta ron unya pod ma-human rights violation ta unja aning kalakiha

Quote from: cujo on May 06, 2010, 10:54:25 PM
I usually never get involved in Philippine politics.I still don't.I recently ask my family who runs for governor.My best friend is the same fraternity with Herrera and asked me to tell my big clan in Bohol to vote for him.I know I can tell them to do so but I respect their opinion also.My mom said they are for Chatto.
As for Montano I seen him only in my TFC channel.Sorry I did not like of you bringing his son with what is going on in politics.That is like hitting the person " BELOW THE BELT ".One tragedy in a persons life doesn't make that human being  incapable in achieving his  ambition and at the same time a good person.






We all have our own biased political influences.  On a global scale, we argue about the republican-democratic war-on-terrorism solutions.  We agree to take our hats off in honor of the most theoretically powerful person in the world, Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.  We debate about the ethical/unethical ways of King Abdul’s absolute monarchic government.  On a national level, we argue about who should be president; who deserve the vacant upper house seats; why him; why her; and so on.  It’s a tough battle.  Poll handlers are getting less and less reliable and it seems the best way to get this going is to vote for the ones we truly see fitâ€"not those whom we think will win.  The habit of supporting the biggest dog is one employed by feeble-minded bums who don’t know how to thinkâ€"those who stand without principles.

Let us now visit the provincial level and talk about the most wildly coveted political seat:  the governor’s.  I helped Edgar Chatto get re-elected into congress three years ago.  Back then, I was 19.  It was my first time to vote and I knew little of the political brouhaha going on in Bohol, particularly in the first district.  My parents both vote in Bohol.  Dad is registered in Valencia and mom in Tagbilaran â€" same as I.  Naturally, we had the same choice for a representative.  She’s close friends with one of Chatto’s first cousins and I’m tight with his daughter, Trisha.  I’ll admit: at the outset, I was apathetic towards my decision to support this candidate.  I heard he did very well as a vice governor, as well as at being a representative during his first two terms.  I recall several of my professors ranting on and on about how good he is and how a lot of roads â€" both metaphorically and literally â€" have been paved now that he’s taken hold of the district megaphone in congress.  Needless, I should say, to mention the countless this-and-that programs he held all over his sphere.  The decision to provide leverage for Chatto was, to say, not at all premeditated.  It was influenced by my mom and my association with his daughter.  It was something I had set my time and mind to merely because I knew I had made a choice that my family and most of my friends would approve of.

Initially, it was safe to say I was biased towards Chatto because I allowed myself to sway in the direction of my most prevalent influences without giving it thought.

However, as a thinking citizen, I considered Victor de la Serna’s sentiments despite having been advised against the idea.  After all, he had his own track record.  And the fact that he got disbarred as an international lawyer was forgivable in my opinion.  But alas, Trisha was happy to know that I came to see Victor for what he truly was:  nothing more than just another washed-up has-been trying to return to the glory days.  He needed to be buried and that was a task I was more than glad to oblige to.

Yes, Edgar Chatto emerged victorious after days and days of letter campaign and wearing my sandals out walking under the scorching sun giving out the material I had just rolled out of the mimeo.  I never found a single reason to regret even a second of my time spent for that.  From the very beginning, I knew he deserved to win and when he did: he delivered what he knew the people needed and he didn’t disappoint.  And unlike most politicians who only favor those who favor them, this big guy was different.  He did not seem to acknowledge the votes when he helped people.  When he helped people, it was like he didn’t even know he was doing something extraordinary.  This was clearly something that came natural to him.

When I bore witness to the magnitude of his deeds, I was happy to have chosen such bias.  I couldn’t have been more thankful that my influences funneled me in that direction.

Now, I haven’t much to say about his adversaries.  The current vice-governor, Julius Herrera, is one to consider.  But has he really done something significant to merit him an honor parallel to Chatto’s?  I know not much of his track record as Bohol’s second-in-command.  All I know is that it wasn’t bad.  But I’ve never heard of it being exemplary.  Has he impacted lives?  Has he engraved his name in someone’s heart?  Is his face currently being smiled at in the mind of someone who doesn’t even know him?  I know Chatto’s is.

I have nothing to say about Cesar Montano except that he’s an actor who needs to stick to the stuff he knows how to do.  What a joke!  He couldn’t even take care of his own son.  Much less the whole province!  Am I using his son’s death against him?  Yes I am!  We all have free will!  And why shouldn’t I talk about his son’s death?  The fact that he failed to see his own child’s well-being is a clear manifestation of his incapability to lead.


HATE ON ME ALL YOU WANT!  I KNOW I'M RIGHT!

thanks for reminding me about this aspect of our politics in the philippines - the role of fraternities. now tell me what is the similarity between herrera and these three politicians - danao mayor gonzaga, vice-presidentiable binay and senatoriable bello? yep, they belong to the same fraternity. and did you notice that they belong to different political parties. (fraternity) blood is thicker than (political party) water? your guess is as good as mine as to whether these three politicians will figure in herrera's campaign

Quote from: arki on May 07, 2010, 05:26:50 AM
bai jig, mga hambugero manang mga alipores ni Chatto confident ra kaajo ni sila modaug ning ilang berdugong politiko...WALA jud ni sila kabalo nga DARK HORSE ni si Cesar Montano nilang tulo...Hilom lang ang lakaw pero mingdulot ni sa kabaryohan...dili parehas ni Chatto media savvy kaajo left and right ang mga media propaganda kay kwarta maoy gipangduso sa mga media men nga hangol sad ug kwarta...Ang away ni Herrera ug Chatto ug kaniadto allied forces ning sila duha the same machinery the same network the same party from the start...ang resulta si Montano maoy next governor nga maka sul-ob sa sapatos ni Gov. Aumentado...Mga alipores or alimango ni chatto ayawg hinambug kay wala pamo sa finishing line...wala pa nagsugod ug ihap sa peoles machines...basig maulawan mo...

bitaw bai arki, montano is a dark horse. i sincerely hope he will win para mahilum ning duha. what they are doing to each other is to cancel each other out of the competition. montano is right not to get in the middle of it as he will be the recipient of the fall out between the two leading candidates. i am following montano's campaign through his facebook account and i like what i see in the pics.

By Veronica Uy
INQUIRER.net

First Posted 11:20:00 05/06/2010

MANILA, Philippinesâ€"Filipino temporary migrant workers tend to be younger and better educated than their domestic counterparts, a study by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) said.

They also tend to be women, said the study of PIDS senior research fellow Dr. Aniceto Orbeta Jr. and research analyst Michael Ralph Abrigo entitled, Philippine International Labor Migration in the Past 30 Years: Trends and Prospects.

“Around seven of every ten temporary migrant workers are of ages between 24 to 44 years old and half of them have at least some tertiary education...with majority of temporary migrant workers being women,” the study said.

The last 30 years saw international labor migration shape Philippine society and economy, and many see it as an enduring feature of Philippine development.

The study said that the drivers and prospects both in the local economy and in the major destination countries will define the future of migration streams in the country.

The number of Filipinos leaving the country for work shot up from around 36,000 workers in 1975 up to more than 1.2 million in 2007, it noted.

“The Middle East is the primary destination of land-based temporary migrants followed by Asia, particularly the newly industrialized countries which turned to labor importation to sustain their economic growth,” the study said.

Over the past 30 years, professionals (architects, engineers, health professionals, composers, and performing artists) dominated international labor migration in 1975, but were replaced by production process workers, transport workers, and laborers in the 1980s; this coincided with the construction boom in the Middle East.

“Unlike temporary workers who are mostly professionals and service workers (maids and housekeepers), the larger proportion of permanent migrants are unemployedâ€"housewives, students, and minorsâ€"dependents of professionals who emigrated because of more career advancement opportunities, over and above the differences in wages,” it said.

The situation with permanent migrants is principally defined by the United States, the primary destination of Filipino migrants.

“Permanent migrants are highly educated which may reflect US immigration policy “’o admit workers with skills needed by the economy.’ In terms of age, however, the 44 years old and above age category comprises the largest group, reflecting the preference of employers in hiring more experienced workers, in addition to the family reunification program in the US,” the study said.

Other destinations of Filipino permanent migrants are countries in Asia, Oceania, and Europe.

In the case of irregular migrants, a large proportion is likewise in North America but this “is already declining from 37 percent in 1997 to 28 percent in 2007. However, there is an increasing number of irregular migrants in East Asia, comprising around 30 percent of the total number of irregular migrants in 2007. Other regions with irregular migrants are Europe and the Middle East, representing 9 and 10 percent of all irregular migrants, respectively, in 2007,” the study said.

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 06, 2010, 09:44:15 PM
bay jig?....wala diay ka plan mag politiko pareha nila?....

taman ra ko sa pagsaba-saba hahahaha kutob ra tawon kos dajong. human na ko na-mayor bay lex. sa among section sa high school hahaha

bitaw, wa na guro kay nahimutang naman ko diri sa UK. active hinuon kos among filipino community diri as vice-chair. i prefer to work in the background working to strengthen our organisation nga bag-o ra. basta naay good leader good follower ko

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 06, 2010, 09:37:53 PM
you're right bay jig...si abel ang midagan...

sakto lagi diay ko. i know him he has followed his late dad's footsteps (lawyer naa sa cocofed karon board member candidate). he's my younger brother's classmate in HSS and HNU. nag-abot pa mi UP Cebu. i last met him sa pantalan last 2007 bag-o namatay ila mom.

kilawin, labi nag gahi morag chewing gum. abtag pila ka oras usa itulon. lisod itulon dajon basig matuk-an

Quote from: alycxs on May 06, 2010, 09:09:57 PM
speaking of bungot...hahahhaa

naa koy nailhan sa chicago pinay nga naminyo ug indiano (kuno).

sa ilang wedding night, gi ibtan siya ug bungot sa ubos tagsa2 ni lalaki. ( matud  niya)

kay ingon daw, custombre nila sa lalaki

agoy pagkasakit. hehehe ! gi puller pa gyud...

ug ako maminjo ug indyana, ako puy mangibot ug bungot ani ron hehehe

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 06, 2010, 07:45:27 PM
Chongki, kalami sa puso labi na gyud sa pantalan...

paresan sa BBQng baboy, samtang gahuwat sa barko nga mogikan...those were the days

Quote from: jorgeanna on May 06, 2010, 07:47:41 PM
Montano for gov.. abapo for Vice-gov, relampagos for congressman, ae, yul, benjie for board members.. toto for mayor, montes for vice-mayor.... ma'am kit, edi for kagawads

ayaw kalimti si TIM BUTALID for tagbilaran kagawad, he's my frat brod mao nangampanya ko hehehe... isnt it abel, the younger brother of ae, who's running for board member?

both tim and abel are my fellow alumni at UP Cebu (and so is yul lopez) and know them well enough to campaign for them (di pa man ulahi siguro) abel's oldest brother is my HS classmate and good friend.

vote no. 51 SONIA ROCO for senator! garbo natong mga bol-anon!

if you want to know her stand and plans for the senate please visit this link http://filipinovoices.com/interview-with-sonia-roco

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on May 03, 2010, 09:19:57 AM
Is the book available in hardcover and paperback editions?
Will it land in the New York Times' Best Seller List? If it would, I will buy it from Amazon.com!

adto ra ni mapalit kung manginhas kas Amahong.com

Quote from: glacier_71 on May 06, 2010, 10:21:38 AM
asa ra man tong ga-sugod aning thread nga wa may nabutang diri nga nahimong kaayohan sa IJANG mayor..?

mao na kuno to glac katong gisuwat sa kina-unhan hehehe

Quote from: hofelina on May 06, 2010, 04:57:29 AM
He is not Ancog, he was mentioned here from the old thread.Morag Olaivar taga Dauis siya.
Thanks for mentioning Monsanto,this profit oriented multinational based in St Louis is responsible for creating toxic chemicals (Agent Orange, PCB)  and genetically manipulated crops like corn, soja and rice.
The farmers here in Germany are not ready to plant gen-manipulated corn since the long-term outcome is unknown. There are questions still unanswered like, will this crop affects human dna upon consumption? will the pollen from the crops affects insects like bees and weeds growing along the crop? It will take long years to have the answer and if the effects are detrimental, it is too late to rectify the error.

if you meant Olaivar, the militant farmer activist, yes he was gunned down by unknown assailants reportedly linked to the military. but Boy Ancog is fighting against GMO and not Olaivar; on the other hand, maybe he is because of his leadership of small farmers but Ancog is the more prominent on GM foods, i think. Olaivar was murdered reportedly due to his leftist connections.

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 06, 2010, 03:58:55 AM
naa sad jo FV Jig! i add ra gani ko sa imong FB, Jig! gotloosewires@yahoo

xur oi

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 06, 2010, 03:54:30 AM
sa ako part belle...i never dreamt to be one, accountancy unta ako kurso gusto kay aron padayon ko ug law pero unsaun man lage ning pobre tah...gasalig lang intawn ko sa scholarship...so ayon ni take up ko ug agriculture...pero at the end baya, nakarealize ko nga being an agriculturist is the most challenging course ug didto ko nakarealize nga swerte jud diay ko nga na agriculturist ko...

you can still be a lawyer, though... self-supporting. naa koy barkada, HR iya profession wa mo-surrender nahuman ra jud ug law this year. after how many years on and off, mga 10 years pud guro. he has to juggle family, job and studies.

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on May 06, 2010, 03:49:11 AM
Bo-ol!

wa kaayo koy nailhan sa Bo-ol, nyur

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on May 06, 2010, 03:35:23 AM
Naa baya koy barkada diha Mag-aso iya apelido. Barkada nako tos Bohol High apan sa kadugay na sa panahon nakalimot nakos iyang ngalan.

taga-baclayon ba pud nang Mag-aso diay?

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 06, 2010, 03:43:13 AM

after all sa mga kumbati sa pikas lantay, there is still something i like from you Lex! I always dreamt to be an agriculturist. I might take that course here one day.

ako? taman ra tawon sa Farmville hahahahaha

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on May 06, 2010, 03:27:11 AM
Jig, kaila kaba ni EUGENE REVIL OPPUS?

morag wa ra ba, pero familiar ko sa mga apelyido mga prominente sa baclayon. ang amo-ang barrio sa santa cruz, boundary sa bo-ol ug baclayon. layo ra sa sawang.

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 06, 2010, 03:27:34 AM
thanx for the welcome bay jig... labaw pa sa 9 oi...as long as naay computer unit nga nga magamit nga lain nay IP adress...hahahaha

thats the fighting spirit... you're the man!

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 06, 2010, 03:12:59 AM
My full name is Lexmar Llera...i got my username from one of the best delicacy of bohol which is my favorite too "kalamay"...

welcome to TB lexmar aka kalamay, the man with 9 lives (duha pa gigamit) hehehe

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 06, 2010, 12:48:09 AM
tiaw bah pod ug gipasaligan nga maangkun ang kinabuhing way katapusan bay jig...maluwas kung muanib ka nila....hehe, mao nang daghan kaayo mailad...

mao, mangadye na lang tas ilang kaluwasan amen... ug ato-a pud uy di baja ta mga santos pod

Quote from: chicogon on May 06, 2010, 01:32:18 AM
I read the article directed by Jig's link. Unsa maning GMO? Laki nga GMA? (bwahehehe) ... Can anybody elaborate? Pros and cons ika nga... kay wa jud koy hanaw ani, but very interesting because it has to do with a Pinoy staple...

the pro of course, is increased production of food to meet up the increasing demand of the world population.

there is a need to balance this out. but its not as simple to explain in a few lines, im afraid.

Quote from: chicogon on May 06, 2010, 01:32:18 AM
I read the article directed by Jig's link. Unsa maning GMO? Laki nga GMA? (bwahehehe) ... Can anybody elaborate? Pros and cons ika nga... kay wa jud koy hanaw ani, but very interesting because it has to do with a Pinoy staple...

i'll try, chicogon.

GMO stands for genetically-modified organism. using rice as an example, a gene from say, another plant that makes it withstand certain type of plant disease is added into the rice's gene. an analogy is kung imong kasingkasing pulihan sa kasing2 sa manok pananglitan mao gi-describe nila ni ug franken-rice kay di pa sigurado ang proseso basin mahimo unyang monster. ang risk ani nga process is still not well understood.

another argument against this is the patent to the GMO is owned by the big multinational corporation like Monsanto, Bayer ug kaning Syngenta nga nag-promote ug GMO rice. Ang resulta, ato ta palit nila ug seeds unya perting mahala. also, naa poy sideline nga palit ug pesticide nila. so, for a third world farmer that is not good.

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 06, 2010, 02:08:12 AM
Si Hubag nakamata sa ijang hinanok! nga unta natulog naman unta sha! hwahahhahahha! ning bangon ug nag dokdok! nag binnisaja nga nag lugos na sad noon ko ug sabut! hahahahahhahha!

mao, mauwaw na man hinuon ko sa akong binisaya ani uy. mag-iningles na lang kaha ko? ayaw lang kay naa poy ma-HIGH BLOOD. mag-unsa na man ko ani nga wa na man koy lain nahibaw-ang pulong. palihug tambagi ug tabangi ko ate mdb. nangaliyupo, jig

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 06, 2010, 12:23:20 AM
sa ako lang opinyon bay jig....usa pod ka paagi aron makakwarta is maggama ug laing religious sect...kay tungod sa mga donation sa mga members, hehe...tan awa ang mga leaders anang mga religious sect, dba maoy nangadato, ang mga miyembro maoy na pobre...kung tinuod ka nga evangelist sa Ginoo di bah dapat imu i set aside ang imu bahandi...? pero kung tan awon nato ang mga leaders sa mga religious sect puros man dato....hehe

accept ko ana bay kalamay but ang ako ba nganong daghan pa man tawon motuo ana nila. ah lisod lagi ning relihiyon pud usahay. mangagho na lang ko ani haaaaaaaay

Quote from: hofelina on May 05, 2010, 05:53:23 PM
Is this a genetically manipulated rice? This is not a solution. Please don´t forget that a farmer activist from Dauis died because he was against gen-manipulated rice to be planted in Bohol.

yes, it is. the farmer activist you refer to, Boy Ancog is still alive (refer to this link http://www.searice.org.ph/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=125:farmer-ends-hunger-strike-exposes-pro-gmo-agenda-of-fao-meeting&catid=2:Genetic%20Engineering%20in%20Agriculture%20and%20Food&Itemid=6)

i agree that GMO is not an answer especially to third world countries. bohol is declared GMO-free but still we need to be vigilant.

bitaw, kidding aside karon pa ko kadungog aning quiboloy. during early in the campaign, nakabasa ko nga tanang kandidato moadto man niya. and then ingon si sir felix daray quiboloy said he is the son of god. that is blasphemy, dont you think? but you would thought that naa ra na siya sa pilipins pero i read recently that he was in london for a convention among his followers. naunsa na man ning kalibotan ron? daghan pa gihapong mailad ana?

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 05, 2010, 11:40:07 PM
di man pod tantong usik bay jig... daghan pod ko nakuha nga impormasyon aning TB....hehe,

my unsolicited advice, retain the good info and throw the rest to the rubbish bin

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on May 05, 2010, 11:43:42 PM
kinsa may daghan ug followers ang INC or ang relihiyon ni don quiboloy?

morag INC man guro with 3 million against Quiboloy's 1 million

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 05, 2010, 11:01:59 PM

bwahahhahahahhaa! di na ta kingahanglan pa manabat ug pangadye kay i serve naman sa atong atubangan ang painit Jig! hahahahhaah!

mao, maayo ni kay way hago. katong manabat kay maalimparok pa tas katug usa pa makahigop ug sikwate, paso pa jung dila. kapaet.

Quote from: gwargz on May 05, 2010, 11:09:42 PM
Wahahahaha !
Libre ang buak.

Mora man ni sa nikaon sa carenderia.
Pila kan-on day? Singko. Ang dukot? Libre.
Dukot lang ako.

Pila ning inon-onan? 10. Ang sabaw?
Libre. Sabaw lang ako.

Tagpila ang coke 8 oz day?
8 ra. Tagai kog isa.

Human ug kaon. Pila tanan day?
8 ra. Coke ra bayari.

Kuot dayon bulsa.
O, day, diay tansan. Free coke na.
Palihog na lang ug pabaylo inig abot sa panel sa coke.

wahahaha sakto wais jud ning bataa da hahahaha

Quote from: gwargz on May 05, 2010, 09:44:10 PM
Jigs, naa kay mga ig-agaw sa Kibawe, Bukidnon?
Daghan Sisican didto nga Bol-anons ug kaliwat.

morag tingali gwargz kay morag naa may miapil sa among sisican clan account sa friendster nga mga taga-bukidnon. naa pud miy mga kaliwat sa davao del sur nga gi-confirm pud ni sir felix daray. pero kini sila wa pa nako mahimamat. but thanks to social network sites bisan sa cyber space lang mag-ila ila mi. i'm keen to meet other sisicans. i have blog once about meeting some relatives in lopez jaena, misamis occidental nga wa nako damha. here is the link to it http://boholonmymind.blogspot.com/2008/03/itinerant-bol-anon.html

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 05, 2010, 10:08:24 PM
di ko maningil kay wala man sila musaad nako...hehehe

shalan ba diay, nag-usik ra diay tas atong laway ani. bitaw basta gamita ang katungod pag-botar.

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 05, 2010, 10:15:44 PM
we are for Gibo bay jig...and go with your Noynoy, ignore na lang ang mga say sa uban...hehehe,

amen, peace brother yeah

Quote from: kan-ogong on May 05, 2010, 10:59:15 PM
bahala ug kinsa inyo iboto presidente pero ayaw baya ninyo kalimte ang Boholana Sonia Roco sa pag ka senador. botar mo sa mga tagalog unya ang atong paisano nga si Sonia inyo kalimtan?   no. 51 sa inyong balota.VOTE SONIA ROCO for senator.

mao jud, garbo nato nang mga bol-anon. Vote SONIA ROCO for senator!

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 05, 2010, 10:21:01 PM
ako?...wala ko'y price dude...pero ang kalamay nako tag 3 for 100...hehehe

pusti ko ug tulo doy pakapini pod ug kanang buak nga di na mahalin

salamat mdb.

busog kaayo ko sa pan de leche nga gisudlag hotdog unja giparisan ug bugnawng milk (palig-on sa tuhod) nga bear brand. magbalik-balik jud ko diri kay naa may pakals diay. unja ihatod ka pas PAL inig pa-uli

Quote from: gwargz on May 05, 2010, 09:13:44 PM
We need a Pinoy Lee Kuan Yew.

di ba palami man ni sa pagkaon? aw, lee kum kee man diay guro to hehehe

Quote from: Scarb on May 05, 2010, 08:35:35 PM
Whahaha lamat sa pagkoykoy ani Jig,
nakalimot nako nga ako diay nagpost ug Welcome nimo? ^â—‹^

salamat pud scarb... gilaayan na kog panguykoy didto sa pajag sa mga politiko. nalipong ko sa ilang mga saad nako hahaha

bitaw, abi ug introduction bahin nako:

sa akong blog, i describe myself as a true filipino in the geographical sense. akong inahan taga luzon (cagayan/isabela ug batanes), akong amahan bisaya (bol-anon) unya didto ko natawo sa mindanao (zambo sur)

biology graduate mao frustrated doctor. sige lang nag-med rep man ko sa una na MD lang gihapon... Morag Doktor ba

mi-shift ko ug BsN... Bana sa Nars ba mao naa na ko ron sa abroad. jackpot!

so, ako katunga bol-anon, pero nagdako sa tagbilaran ug baclayon. ako asawa nuon, pure bol-anon taga alicia ug jagna ang kaliwat

better late than never 

DAGHANG SALAMAT sa pag-abri sa pultahan ug sa pabugnaw mga silingan

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 05, 2010, 10:10:56 AM
Kini, tinuod jud nga estorya. Ahong ig-agaw duha ka tuig sa Manila, pag-uli niadto sa balay, patuso-tuso pa nga wa na katultol. Nangutana pa kunohay, "Saan ba dito ang bahay ni Botoy?" Ninggawas bitaw among iro (Botoy pud ang ngalan) ug gibanghagan sija, nakasyagit lagig "Kolera! Wa na ka kaila naho, Toy?"

... unja midagan si Botoy tabok sa kalsada, unsa mang hitaboa nga... ingon pas ig-agaw ni hubag, "sinabing wag tumabok, lumabang hayun naligsan tuloy" bwahahaha

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 05, 2010, 03:42:09 AM
in my opinion...voting Noynoy is like voting an Adobe photoshoppe image...hehehe as you know, he topped the polls because of here parents...not by his own image, mura bitaw ug adobe nga manindut imu image kay gi edit....mao ra pod nah ni Noynoy...iya image edited by Cory and Ninoy...hehehe,

mao man jud niy biggest criticism agains noynoy, ang iyang parents. with national heroes as parents why should i not be proud, kung ako pa na. this year's election is all about trust and who can you trust more among the candidates? 40% trust noynoy.

true, leadership is not born but it will help and just cant be disregarded. look at sukarnoputri, daughter of sukarno of indonesia. and how about aung sang suu kyi? shes the daughter of the burma's national hero. they make a big difference in their own country and the people chose them partly because of their revered parents. there is something different about this people. they dont live normal lives like we do.

its so easy for us to make this as if it is their fault. but do they have a choice? they do but that would be great disprespect for their parents. would you do that to your revered parents if that was you in noynoy's case?

Quote from: islander on May 05, 2010, 02:44:16 PM
as of today, declare na ang iglesia ni cristo nga ang ilang dapigan is aquino-roxas.  based on their own surveys, this is the tandem that's winning.  they always go for the winner, whom they inform about their choice and from whom they ask for concessions.  unsa man ni, adobe photoshoppe pod sila, kalamaydebohol?  (i just want your opinion.)     

agree, kalimot siguro si kalamay (sige man gud suroy sa pantalan baligya sa ijang bagol) nga 60% of the filipinos clamoured for noynoy to run and for sure you just cant disregard that. and now, 40% will vote him this election. those against him would spin this negatively that 60% will not vote for him but how bout this, 91% of the filipinos will not vote for noynoy's cousin either.

bitaw, mingaw ni nga thread. uy, mga bol-anon!!!! kalimti sa nang kinsay inyong gidapigan nga local candidates. ipangampanya tawon nato ni si SONIA ROCO pagka-senador. garbo natong mga bol-anon ni!

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 05, 2010, 05:30:40 AM

bwahahhahahah!

naa nay nasimang diri oh! agi anang lalis! hahhahaha!

shalan ba Jig si Gibo na sad mag praise praise sigi??? ana?

basin nalamdagan na sija mdb, gusto nag isa isa kamot heheheh

nawa ra gani kog karijo gusto na man ni gibo mag-pastor

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 05, 2010, 05:31:06 AM
good luck to you too....bay jig

kung modaug gani atong kandidato paninglan jud dajon nato ha? pamisik pod diha ug gamay lang gud ka million hahaha

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on May 04, 2010, 11:57:31 PM
ipa disqualify ni oi. disqualified man gani si richard gomez sa ormoc nga naa silay balay si lucy didto. sige pa jud sila bisita didto. kani pa kahang nagsige lang ug anha kay naay plano molangsad. dili ko molaban bisan paryente pa mi sa asawa ani.

huwat na lang ta ani inig human na election. pwede pa man tali ipa-disqualify na. bag-o na man pohon ang pamunu-an hehehe

unsa man ni bahin? si gibo mopuli ni quiboloy sa iyang sekto? abi nako gusto niya ma-presidente sa pilipinas. aw unsa ba?

Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 04, 2010, 08:21:48 PM
di ko sir kay ma expect ng mga taw nga buotan ko kaayo...di na ko ka gara2x, hehehe...my goal is to balance my good side and bad side...hehehe, btaw lisud ng magpastor oi kay dapat knowledgeable ka sa biblia...nya tanang mata sa katawhan pod gatan aw sa imu lihok...mura ka ug naa sa spotlight anah...

di pa ka ana kalamay sikat na ka (labi na sa chicks) halin pa tanang kalamay imong gibaligya bilib jud ko imo sa imong loyalty ni gibo ba good luck na lang niya ug sa tanang kandidato. ang ako ipanghinaut mao ang HOPE (honest and peaceful elections)

great anecdote, nong. unsay edad sa imong lolo sa 1960? i'd like to put some date on this coz' i'm planning to blog about this together with the first post above. can i use your name (felix daray?) as a source?

maayo kung naay ala-lonely planet nga mosuroy aning mga lugara unya ipahibawo sa katawhan. a travel blog will be best for it. hope somebody will pick this up and let us know para naa tay matan-awan unya maadto-an pud pohon.

Quote from: Michael Ligalig on July 25, 2007, 07:33:17 PM
Database of history of each Bohol town is scarce. What is found in the Internet and even in government records is a 2- or 3-sentence "snapshot" of our towns.

We need more Boholanos like Olintaha who can invite us to take a closer look at our town roots.

i agree; i seem to recall reading a book by the late simplicio apalisok from which i learned a lot (though briefly) about the history of the towns of bohol.

i also remember a volunteer project on local history which was done by UP; i read about a local history on jagna by a UP student from jagna. alas, i only read it in UP diliman once when i visited an office there.

here are the links to the laws i mentioned earlier

RA 3571 http://www.chanrobles.com/republicactno3571.htm

PD 953 http://www.chanrobles.com/presidentialdecrees/presidentialdecreeno953.html

i've made a quick research on the laws this acts violated. beware though that i'm not a lawyer so i am not an authority on this.

it is possible that RA 3571 is violated. this is 'an act to prohibit the cutting, destroying or injuring of planted or growing trees, flowering plants and shrubs or plants of scenic value along public roads, in plazas, parks, school premises or in any other public ground.'

it is also possible that PD 953 is violated. this decree is 'requiring the planting of trees in certain places and penalizing unauthorized cutting, destruction, damaging and injuring or certain trees, plants and vegetation.'

here is a 2008 incident which used PD 953 in running after a government official for illegal cutting of old trees in a park http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/breakingnews/metro/view/20080906-159101/Intramuros-head-not-yet-off-hook--environment-chief

this is what a mayor should be doing http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=559503

right now, i'm lost in space space space space space

Quote from: Scarb on May 04, 2010, 05:59:44 PM
Thnx. Jig !

it's the least i can do.

Jerry Sisican, Peterborough UK (formerly of Baclayon, Bohol)

re kaayohan's rant, all i can say it is it is better late than never.

for me, the petition's objective is two-fold, one is to get some action now for the wrong that's done, and second, is to let those who plan to copy it know that they can not just go away with it without a fight from those who care for our natural heritage.

Quote from: Scarb on May 04, 2010, 05:45:36 PM
segi basaha una JIG..dia ra ang link oh:

http://www.gopetition.com/online/35923.html

ning-pirma na ko, will disseminate this to my network of friends to try and get some more support

Quote from: hofelina on May 04, 2010, 02:48:16 PM
The trees are gone, but this initiative will haunt those persons responsible for cutting them and for sure there are still existing tall old trees in our province. This is a lesson to learn.

this is precisely what i had in mind. this is for those who plan to do the same thing in the future in other places in our province with the same utter disregard, if indeed true. i still have to read the petition before i put my name in.

Quote from: TOPAC on May 03, 2010, 10:32:55 AM
di jud na tinoud bol-anon si arthur yap oi, kaclaro sa ngan. kung na bol-anon pa na, mao unta ni ijang ngan:

Arturo O

(for you guys with IQ below my threshold limit, ang binol-anon sa "YAP", more popularly spelled as "yep", is "O".)

aw, abi ko to ug Arturo O-jap (binol-anon sa yap)

Quote from: arki on May 03, 2010, 01:06:22 PM
i dont think so jig,,,, look...what happened to Sen. nonoy aquino gi assassinate After sa people power ming lingkod si Cory Aquino mao na unta tuy chance ma unmasked ang mastermind until nahuman nalang pod ang iyang term way nahimo si cory nga mismo iyang baba gipatay sa mga tawo ni marcos...I dont think so...Noynoy has a political will??? akong tubag ...AMBOT...Wala man gani nahimo sa iyang 9years sa congress bsag usa ka house bills mahimong balaod ug sa iyang 1 term sa senate bsag usa way nahimong senate bill nga nabalaod...think about my friend...Dili ko bilib ni noynoy..it happened lang iyang mga ginikanan sikat ug halandong nga hero sa pilipinas...do you think ma translate pud sa anank nga great leader siya...Cory is not a great leader pero si nonoy benigno aquino saludo ko ako siyang hero...

there is no point arguing about this, you vote who you want. besides, i cant vote anymore. i do support noynoy and thats that. i know a lot will vote for him; in fact, 40% of philippine voters will. you judge what you want. i have to say you are unfair to cory and noynoy with your analysis, too simplistic and largely based on hearsay. you read too much negative articles about them both, and you believe easily. who's your candidate and i will tell what i think of him/her

off topic, come May 6 i will vote yellow (liberal democrat) in the UK elections. i will support yellow (liberal), too in the philippines this coming May 10

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 02, 2010, 05:46:22 AM


basta kinatok, PhD jud na si Hubag!!!!!

si hubag sex ed ray tuyo sa klase mao pirming half-day (PhD) sa eskwelahan

Quote from: magbalantay on May 02, 2010, 07:12:21 PM
    unsaon man wa mai mopalag kay gipa um-um man ug kwarta ang atong mga opisyal. Si Jala unta sab, pro unsaon ta man napalit pud kay gitagaan man ug national position. Wa jud tang mga bol-anon! maau pa ang mga taga ormoc naningog jud.

     sa una ra ni. I even commented dri sa forum tong higayon nga na disqualify si Gomez sa Ormoc. Ako pud ni gi mention why walay ning babag sa pagka kandidato ni Yap sa Bohol, deadma man. so mau nani. 

     karon pa ta maningug? abtan ug syam2x  ; ug mo protesta pa ang mga taga 3rd district! sorry guys!   nailad na sad ta! lips sealed jud ta na?

unsaon man lagi nga ila man ang kumolek, este comelec diay. besides, kinsa may mo-protesta nga wa may kontra. lutong macao na man daan. aw, ang mabuhat ani sige na lang nig paninglan ug project pohon kung makalingkod na

the ormoc situation is a bit different. gi-initan si gomez tungod kay taga-liberal. remember padaca, mendoza and among ed? these are liberal governors nga gikalit lang tangtang sa comolec hapit nang election. its quite obvious by now that comolec are biased against liberal party and not on the palaka party.

bisan ug nailad ang third district and politika dili ra man pud taman sa eleksyon. inig ka daug, sige na lang nig pangayuan sa mga katawhan aron mabungog ni sija. kaayo ra niya, he had it so easy karong eleksyona. lisod-lisoron nya ni after mayo 10. paninglan sa iyang serbisyo. ug taga-an exam sa binisaya, kung mabagsak ipa-newspaper para makahibawo ang tawo

Quote from: hofelina on May 02, 2010, 02:35:12 AM
Sa akong namatikdan ang mga acacia nangabuho na kay gipang anayan na

Kaayohan, dili mantingali ka butah!  Tan-awa ang gitumba nga troso, limpyo walay bokbok o agi sa anay. Kini nga litrato akong gipakita sa German nga forester, natingala siya nganong gi-usikan ang karaan nga acacia, the government officials should protect these trees for posterity, para sa mosonod nga henerasyon.
Hilabihan ka sayang labina nga ang atong Mayor nagdugay sa amerika. she should have known better.

diri sa UK naay ancient woodland database. tanang mga karaang kahoy (100+ years) had been inventoried and afforded protected status nationally. dili ka basta-basta ka putol ug kahoy you have to go through a long process through several government agencies.

im sure there is something similar diha sa pinas ang kapait lang kay pag-implementar lagi sa balaod. ug usa pa, ang atong individual values towards our environment morag kinahanglan usbon. sugdan sa mga lokal nga opisyales nga nagtuo nga they have blanket powers to do what they want.

ang ako lang pangutana, kay human na man ni what has been done afterwards? di na man ni ma-restore diha-diha dayon. this can be a good election issue for the incumbent's opponent.

bitaw i was

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 02, 2010, 04:09:50 AM
Good luck jig, I know kaya nato mag-lead og  laing tribo. ..Kung dili makaya og diplomasya sama ni garcia pwes atong ipaagi og kusog sama ni Dagohoy. No kidding we are really diversified in many many fields.

bitaw, i wanted this community to be formalised and was just waiting for a leader to follow. besides, we form a management committee and we have quite a good combination with diverse backgrounds. so fingers crossed this will last longer; currently, we are doing great the members are happy with our activities which we have set up until christmas.

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 02, 2010, 03:33:56 AM
Wolf tinuod lagi na do^! ang mga kabatan-onan karon lahi na jud!

about associating with Pinoy's , wa na ko anang bisyoha, ako nang gibijaan!

ajaw ko ninyo i-discourage am presently the vice-chair of our filipino community diri tungod kuno kay ako nag-draft sa constitution (kinopya ra jud tuho) and wa pa miy tuig. the fact about me is that lisod ko duolon so wa ko kaayo hiilhi sa community. i prefer few close friends. maayo na lang gani kay ahong spokesperson anad na kay gikan man ug politikong pamilya diha sa alicia mao tawon akong proxy.

i agree on differences pero as i've said usa man pod kong suplado di na lang ko manghilabot

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 02, 2010, 12:13:28 AM

really? hahaha! picturi daw Jig! na intriga noon ko! hahahaha! uso kaajo na sa LA Jig! instead mag aerobics mga baje mag pole dancing nalang! mahal raba sign up fee! tudloan sad unsaon pag hubo sa suot, more pah! its really fun!

ok will try although taod-taod na man ko kita ato.

Quote from: fdaray on May 02, 2010, 12:10:53 AM
Ferlilizer Fund Sam,... ilubong na lang sa kalimot kay wala may procecutor nga mopadayon sa kaso. Maayo ra man ta sa sugod. Inig abot sa court..., postpone..., postpone again, until; the case is gone.

i think there is still hope for this with the noynoy presidency, as it is one of their promise inig daug they will pursue bolante et al. mao bitaw nang naniguro nag dagan ang mga main actors thinking that they will be protected by their gangmates pohon. there is still hope

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 02, 2010, 12:01:07 AM
ako jud kay strippah pawl dancer, undang dayun ask mg pinoy! daghan pinoy usisero! haahahahaha

pole dancing has gone mainstream, it's being promoted in the fitness industry naa man ganiy posters ani in our office

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 01, 2010, 11:25:10 PM
Sige Topac bahalag mangabungi ha.. basta ayaw lang gyud gub-a ang facial value..

ding ding (bell ring) first round... whistling sound (pretty round girl sashaying in nothing but...) you dirty minded you

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 01, 2010, 10:32:22 PM
Seguro I was confused with the civil and public. I am not elected but I was appointed to a certain position, but maybe civil servant is more fitting to describe.

When people ask me what am doing in the US, I always say I work in the government, so walay nay category.

that's how i understand it ha dont take my word for it

bitaw, ako pud ako ingnon dayon naa sa gobyerno

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 01, 2010, 10:02:35 PM

i dont believe it, Jig. a good leader always have some good members, but the kind of attitudes they're showing here, it only tells me what kind of person  their candidate is. It is a turn off.

Im not changing my vote.

you're right of course, basin ug na-degenerate na ang leadership qualities sa kadugay na sa pwesto maong kinahanglan na jud ug kausaban pud sa bohol. i, too, will not change my vote and that's that.

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 01, 2010, 10:02:43 PM
I work in the government, public servant? That is appropriate I guess.

elected official diay ka wolf kay public servant man ka.

civil servants like me are those who are employed by the government. wa na pud ma-uso diri ang security of tenure labi na karon panahona nga nag-recover pa sa recession. public sector cuts is a big election issue during this election campaign diri sa UK

did you know, ang casual diri gi-tawag ug fixed term appointment (FTA). i started out as one for a year then got a permanent appointment afterwards. unlike casual sa ato-a it's not linked to any padrino.

Quote from: jorgeanna on May 01, 2010, 09:59:20 PM
Jigs, asa ra man imong igsoon nga kaluha? mag-reunion baya mi karong july puhon

mao ba? taga-i kog balik sa email address bi aron akong i-forward dayon. joy alan is now based in south korea as a design engineer in a shipping company while jay alvin is in dubai as a tech support engineer (?). both are ece graduates, minyo na but only joy has a child (a daughter)

wa koy labot ani uy hehehehe

Quote from: Bambi on May 01, 2010, 09:16:49 PM
way sapayan jig. asa ka karon?  abi naho ug "tig-ihaw" ka karon sa pista sa Tagb. ron.

been based in the UK for 8 years now. lagi, wa na jud ko kasuway anang mga buhata ug ting-pista. last nuon ko kapamista 3 years ago. my parents moved back to baclayon since 1990 kay mga anak wa na man sa bohol kay nanimpalad sa laing lugar.

Quote from: Sangkay on May 01, 2010, 09:43:38 PM
 Pag sure oi!  What will happen to the phils if noynoy will be our pres - God forbid!!!  It will be worst than now I am sure!  Please state his landmark legislations both in the House of Representatives and Senate.  He is a member of the Committee on Silence

dont use the name of god in vain  one thing i'm sure there's no stopping noynoy. as to your query on legislations, you believe what you want. you already have decided on gilbert teodoro. the answers to your query is very well publicized in the internet and im sure you know where to find it