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Quote from: janjan on November 03, 2009, 03:01:00 AM
i like older men  thats why my banana is 17 years older than me

3 points from the arch...hahahaha

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 03, 2009, 04:39:37 AM
serious jud ang korea kay mubo ra kuno na nga bridge compared sa ilang gibuhat sa korea nga 45km kuno ang length. serious jud ni sila nga makautang utang napud ang pinas.

chicken ra diay ni para nila.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 03, 2009, 04:52:59 AM
tagpila kaha ang sakay ra ani. dili lang gud ko mokaon, moinom ug mogamit sa ilang ammenities.

kung mosakay ko ani, balor og tulo ka buwan nga sweldo nako ni. hahaha

Quote from: Brownman on November 03, 2009, 03:00:02 AM
Dili kaha ni another easy target na pud sa mga terrorist like what they did in WTC 9 years ago,

it woudn't be easy, i believe, considering all the state-of-the-art radars and defensive firepowers built into this ship. if they do, it wiil be a suicide. 

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 02, 2009, 01:48:14 PM
Whack me, Mama! 

come to mama...hahaha

USS New York, built with steel from Twin Towers, sets sail on maiden voyage

(Justin Lane/EPA)



The USS New York, a new battleship built with steel from the World Trade Center, sailed into New York harbour today on its maiden voyage and delivered a 21-gun salute near Ground Zero.

The $1 billion US Navy assault vessel, whose bow includes 7.5 tonnes of steel recycled from the 2001 terror attack, will be officially commissioned in its namesake city on Saturday.

Rescue workers and families of those killed in the attack gathered on the Manhattan waterfront to watch the 684ft warship glide up the Hudson River past the World Trade Center site with its sailors standing at attention on the deck.

"It's a transformation ... from something really twisted and ugly," said Rosaleen Tallon, who lost her fireman brother, Sean, in the terror attack. "I'm proud that our military is using that steel."
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The battleship, including a nuclear submarine, was scheduled to be built before the September 11 attack. However, after the atrocities, the US Navy decided to incorporate recycled steel from the fallen twin towers and name the vessel after New York as a tribute to the victims. It is a San Antonio-class amphibious dock vessel, capable of carrying 800 marines with helicopters.

Two other US Navy ships of the same class have also named to commemorate the September 11 attacks.

The USS Arlington was named to honour victims who died at the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia. The USS Somerset commemorates the county in Pennsylvania where the hijacked United Airlines flight 93 crashed.

As the USS New York sailed towards New York, Mayor Michael Bloomberg was ferried aboard by one of the ship's hovercraft. He spent the evening with the crew watching the New York Yankees play the Philadelphia Phillies in baseball's World Series yesterday.

The USS New York will remain in the city until Veterans Day on November 11. It will then head to its home port of Norfolk, Virginia, for a year of crew training and exercises.

The US Navy said it had many requests to serve aboard the ship. Some 13 percent of the current crew of 361 sailors come from New York - far higher than would normally be assigned.

visited the cemetery. it felt so lonely. 

it looks like they are seriously considering this project.

it seems most women like older men. while men younger women.

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 03, 2009, 02:15:34 AM
lol.

Glacier, correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't Gibalhiboan mean, "To Be Hairy"?

hehehe. it's "balhiboon", enz.

mokaon naay suka ug toyo nga saw-sawan sa sinugba

Batch no. 11

Gipangagian- bloody show sa mga buntis ni.

Gibalhiboan - nitalaw; nalabwan ang kaisog

gilakaran og dalid - dugay ra namatay

tadhan - maayong laki tungod sa hataas nga kasinatian; bantogan sa pagkabakyano

maayog pang himbis - maayong klase sa manok; gwapa

namago (pago) - nipusta nga way kwarta nya napildi

tukis - illegal nga pagpasiugda ug sabong

wala o kuwang og banaw = kuwangg o walay atiman, praktis o abilidad

Quote from: jamo2x on November 02, 2009, 11:57:10 PM
cool...basi si Shaq ang badigard ni pacwan pag entrada, asteeg jud morag david & goliath ang march to the ring

basin iyang isalingay si Manny inig sulod sa ring. hahahaha

one philosopher once said: One of man's greatest needs is to be appreciated. being admired is good for the soul. thanks for your nice words, gener.

kung maligo, tarunga og panglugod.

gusto lang makasama ang mahal sa buhay..habang sila ay buhay pa

Quote from: fdaray on November 02, 2009, 12:26:36 PM
Older women are saputon, ug older na kaayo, giango-ango na.

wahahahahahaha...mao tingali na gipasabot ni nat-cast, sir...Better kay ANIT (honest). whahahahaha. peace...gasakit akong tiyan ani kalakiha.

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 02, 2009, 12:00:08 PM
Older women generally have much more things to be honest about. You have to be very patient once they decide that you're gentleman enough to listen to the long story of their honesty.

maayo na lang na sa. penitensya. hahahhaha

Quote from: nat-cast on November 02, 2009, 09:14:33 AM
older women are better because their more honest

honest sila sa tanan...hahahahaha

Mental toughness next as Pacman tapers off
By Abac Cordero (The Philippine Star) Updated November 02, 2009 12:00 AM

MANILA, Philippines - After going through the toughest part of his physical conditioning, Manny Pacquiao begins to taper off this week as his highly anticipated showdown with Miguel Cotto draws closer and closer.

Pacquiao can’t wait to get things done and over with.

“Let’s get it on!” the 30-year-old boxing superstar said yesterday from Los Angeles where he was to do 12 rounds of sparring against Shawn Porter and company at the Wild Card Gym.

“I feel very good. Training camp has been perfect so far and my trainer Freddie Roach and I think we have a great chance of beating the welterweight champion of the world,” he said.

Pacquiao, eyeing an unprecedented seventh world title in seven different weight classes, is so excited with the fight, which should be the biggest and probably the most exciting this year.

Starting next week, the number of rounds in sparring should go down, and focus shifts on the mental aspect.

“The number of sparring rounds will go down but the level of our mental preparation increases. Physically, I think we’ve covered all the bases and we should be ready for anything Miguel Cotto can do in the fight,” said Pacquiao.

Pacquiao worked on his speed to cover up whatever advantage Cotto might enjoy with his power, the Puerto Rican being the younger, taller and heavier fighter.

Cotto’s habit of going face-to-face with his opponent, Pacquiao added, only makes the fight more interesting for him and the fans as well.

“Ang style ni Cotto, yung hindi umaatras sa sagupaan, ay kapana-panabik para sa lahat. Iyan ang gusto ko,” said Pacquiao who should have covered more or less a hundred rounds of sparring heading into the last two weeks of training.

Notes: Businessman Cris Aquino, the perennial flag-bearer in Manny Pacquiao fights in the United States, will carry an extra load when he flies to US on the first week of November. This early, the bubbly Pacquiao fanatic has readied Team Pacquiao jackets which he normally gives away for free. Only this time, they’re not reserved for his Filipino friends, including politicians and celebrities. “These are for the Hollywood stars,” said Aquino. He said he’s got jackets readied for Pacquiao fans like Mark Walhberg, Christian Bale, Jack Nicholson, Denzel Washington and Russel Crowe. “I also have bigger ones made for NBA superstars Ron Artest, Kobe Bryant and Shaquille O’Neal,” said Aquino. “Nabigyan ko na yata lahat ng pulitiko sa atin at mga artista na mahilig manood ng fight. This time it’s for the Hollywood celebrities.” He wanted to make sure though that O’Neal, who had thought of leading Pacquiao up to the ring on Nov. 14, would be there. “Otherwise, with the size of his jacket, I would have no one to give it to if he doesn’t show up,” he said. Pacquiao’s trainer, Freddie Roach, had a chance to train O’Neal a couple of days in LA months back, and during a break, the 7-foot-1, 325-pound giant said he was interested in the role that was played by wrestling superstars David Batista and The Undertaker during Pacquiao’s previous fights. Only his NBA schedule might get in the way of O’Neal’s desire to be part of the show.

Quote from: nat-cast on November 02, 2009, 10:24:51 AM
TKO silang tanan sa beauty ni aling dionesia

whahaha...di pod to kabintahaan. buyag pa pod.

Quote from: nat-cast on November 02, 2009, 10:11:26 AM
definitely jinky

kung sa mga nanay pod kaha? Aling Dionesia ug Nanay ni Cotto? haahahaha

gahuna-huna kog maut ron. hehehe

Quote from: insurectus on November 02, 2009, 06:27:43 AM
gwapa na pod hisgotan
kinsay mas gwapa si jinky or ang asawa ni cotto

dia ra....hehehe

Quote from: indaymen50 on October 30, 2009, 10:50:03 AM
Kuyaw  lang  sa Pinas  kay  naay  linog....hapla  jud!

adto sa Pitogo kay way linog...hehehe

huwoy sa dughan...

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 02, 2009, 08:51:42 AM
Siyempre, kahibawo jud ni si Bay Koddi sa tinuod. Apil pa gani tingali ang sensational details, if any.

naay libreng subscription aning mga detalyiha?...bitaw, di ra ba jud lalim ning balitaa. shocking jud. mas grage diri kay lately, obispo man jud. hahays

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 02, 2009, 08:42:08 AM
Sakto ning punto nimo sa social responsibility, Bay Glace. Makadaot lang tingali kon pasobrahan, kay basin naay mga bana or asawa nga sul-otan ang nawong sa ilang partner og bulsita kon manglakaw sila!

bwhahahaha...mura na konohay dagway muslim. magpadako lang nas isyu sa asawa, kung unsa ba jud diay problema nija. ibilin na lang. mang-alibi na lang nga ikaw ray lakaw aron maka-pahuway ang asawa hahaha

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 02, 2009, 08:48:11 AM
Bwahaha. Labi na tuod tong mga nag-constipate, dakong kalamposan jud inigkahuman! Angay magtaghoy-taghoy og "La Marseillaise"!

hahahahaha...or "Deutschlandlied" niadtong naas germany. kung tuas pilipinas, mantiniran lang og "Carmela" o "Gimingaw Ako" lol

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 02, 2009, 08:35:33 AM
Well, sigi na lang ang act of telling the story, at whichever point in time ni gihimo. Ang pangutana kon ongoing ba ni nga panghitabo.

Klaro man gud and concern ni Bay Ben for eventualities. Whether such eventualites are indeed likely, there appears to be neither confirmation nor denial in Bay Koddi's rejoinder. Though inclusive and sweeping, safe jamo ang ijang comment. Jesuitic would be a good word for it. Peace, Bay Kodz!

is this news the latest update? kay naa may giingon diri si Anna&Jorge nga dugay na ning storyaha. mao na akong gipasabot sa 'stories', dili lang ba storya sa kanto, kundi storya nga undan kay basin naay nakakita ug naka-timaho nga gibuhat na pod. although, the news didn't elaborate. but it seems it has goaded the church authorities to investigate the issue.

very safe jud pagkasultia ni bay kods. pero ma-imagine nako iyang baba gangisi, hahaha.

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 02, 2009, 05:23:26 AM
Bwahaha. Tungod ba kaha ni kay kaniadto sa kalibonan man malibang, aron mahibawo ang moagi unja dili na moduol? Hinuon, sa baho na lang daan...

hahahaha. mao jud. ug cathartic man kono pod ning malibang, bay hubs. basin ang pagtaghoy-taghoy, di lang pahibawo sa manglabay nga naa ka diha, pahibawo pod sa imong dakong katagbawan nga gibati...mao tingali moingon ning uban og "SUCCESS"  bwahahaha.

Quote from: hofelina on November 01, 2009, 06:14:31 AM
Akong pagto-o adunay treatment sa acacia wood bag-o himoong furniture sama sa kawayan.

tinood manay, naa nay treatment nga available karon aron dili atakehon sa bokbok ang kahoy...

apan, subo lang, wa jud ma-protekthi ang Acacia sa laing matang sa BOKBOK...kanang nagpuyo sa ilang munisipyo.

Quote from: bugsay on November 01, 2009, 08:35:25 PM
ang maayo seguro nga title ani nga thread is "unsaon nimo pag speaking ang imong gipanguyaban nga baho iyang ilok?".

kay kon uyab na means, nadawat na nimo ang iyang baho....inig kadugayan ma immune na, so di na makapanimaho.

bitaw. pero, naay baho nga bisan na-immune na ka, apan para lang pod di mauwawan imong uyab sa ubang tawo, kinahanglan gihapong sumpoon. social responsibility ba...

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 02, 2009, 07:59:32 AM
Ang present maoy akong gikabalak-an, Bay Glace. Unsa kahay nahibaw-an ni Bay Koddi bahin ani.

Who - nailhan na
What - nahibaw-an na
Where - Bohol
When - kini maoy klarohon, unsay tense (past, present, future)
How - para na lang ni sa mga investigators and confessors, he he

way back, e.g. 5 years ago, Koddis' present observation would be the future...today, it is now the present which may lead to another future...

in other words, until stories like this keep coming, it means it is still going on now and beyond.

this is only my opinion.

"If a Man Wants to Leave His Toothbrush at My House, He Bloody Well Better Marry Me"

11/1/09

Good day, Woman UP'pers. On this All Saints Day, I'm wondering what the rest of you in the coven think about a couple of different pieces in the Washington Post. First, what a great obit of Michelle Marvin, who popularized palimony but never collected a dime of the $104,000 she was awarded for what a judge called "rehabilitative purposes'' after her companion (but not husband) Lee Marvin dumped her and she sued him for a share of the millions he'd made while they were together. (She did award herself his last name, which must have been more self-flagellating than self-aggrandizing after he left her for his childhood sweetheart.)

After an 11-week trial -- of marriage itself, according to her lawyer -- she famously said, "If a man wants to leave his toothbrush at my house, he bloody better well marry me." Then she spent 30 years with (but not married to) Dick Van Dyke.

I remember her as the cautionary, anti-role model of my adolescence, and do wish her obit had shed a little more light on the decades after the lawsuit; does anyone know how the story ended?

Also wondered what others thought about the woman addicted to abortion. (Here's a Post transcript of an online discussion with Irene Vilar, under the headline "Nightmare addiction: abortion.'' It's sub-titled: "Irene Vilar tries to explain the pathology that led her to abort 15 pregnancies."

So my question to my pro-choice sisters: If there's nothing wrong with abortion, either morally or physically, then what does sheer volume change? If, as Slate's Emily Bazelon wrote last year, "sometimes an abortion is a few not ideal hours that give you the rest of your life back,'' then at what point does it become a pathology? (Six? Ten?)  {Melinda Henneberger}

Amen

How Obama's Health Reform Push Compares to his Predecessors'
Posted:
11/1/09

As President Obama leans into the Sisyphean boulder of health care reform, he inches forward in the footsteps of several predecessors. No fewer than four U.S. presidents in the past century have tried and failed to enact universal health care legislation.

To be sure, Obama has had help along the way. And as the current congressional debate underscores, not all universal health care plans are created equal. But it seems likely that 44 will be the first president to achieve a congressional vote on universal health care legislation.

A look at how and when his Oval Office brethren fell short:

Theodore Roosevelt â€" A Plan Dead Before Arrival

After cutting ties with Republicans, Roosevelt entered the 1912 presidential election under the banner of the Progressive "Bull Moose" Party, which proposed universal health coverage. His new platform, known colloquially as the "Square Deal," placed state and federal governments in charge of "the protection of home life against the hazards of sickness."

Roosevelt lost the election to Democrat Woodrow Wilson, and the continued calls of Progressives for universal health care were eventually drowned out by the trench mortar blasts of World War I.

Harry S. Truman â€" Red-Washed

Parrying jabs from opponents of "socialized medicine," Truman attempted to pass universal health care legislation during the height of the "red scare" of the late 1940s and early 1950s.

"The health of American children, like their education, should be recognized as a definite public responsibility," Truman said in 1945, his first year in office.

Truman advocated a single system for all Americans that traversed the socio-economic ladder as part of his "Fair Deal" agenda. But members of the American Medical Association and the American Hospital Association, as well as a Republican-led Congress, opposed his initiatives. Republican Sen. Robert Taft said president's plan "is to my mind the most socialistic measure this Congress has ever had before it."

The proposal petered out in congressional committee talks.

Richard Nixon â€" "Water"-logged in Congress

Attempting to expand on President Lyndon Johnson's successful enactment of Medicare and Medicaid, Nixon adopted a pro-universal-health-care stance in the early 1970s.

"The time is at hand this year to bring comprehensive, high-quality health care within the reach of every American," Nixon said during his 1974 State of the Union address.

The administration's plan required all employers to offer health insurance for workers, while providing a government-subsidized program for those not covered through work. But Senate Democrats, most notably Edward Kennedy, opposed the president's initiatives in favor of government insurance for all.

Despite opposition, Nixon's plan seemed on course for congressional passage until the Watergate scandal extinguished the president's legislative initiatives. Economic troubles later in 1974 also derailed the health care debate.

Bill Clinton â€" Divided, It Fell

Roughly 20 years after Nixon's failure, Clinton reinvigorated the debate during his successful 1992 run for the White House. At that time, the U.S. economy was in a recession and people feared the loss of health care coverage.

Once elected, Clinton made reform the cornerstone of his administration's domestic policy. "Our health care is too uncertain and too expensive, too bureaucratic and too wasteful," he said during a 1993 congressional address. "After decades of false starts, we must make this our most urgent priority: giving every American health security, health care that can never be taken away, health care that is always there."

But as the nation's economy improved, the public's worries about losing health coverage subsided and partisan friction slowed the reform's early momentum. Congressional committees julienned the president's proposal, and in September 1994 Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell declared Clinton's health care reform bill uncookable.


Barack Obama â€" Still Truckin'

Obama's initiative has survived committee talks but still must pass both the House and Senate.
A vote is likely this month, although the final form of the legislation â€" as well as its chance of success â€" is far from certain.

Kosovo Honors Bill Clinton With Statue
By NEBI QENA



PRISTINA, Kosovo (Nov. 1) - Thousands of ethnic Albanians braved low temperatures and a cold wind in Kosovo's capital Pristina to welcome former President Bill Clinton on Sunday as he attended the unveiling of an 11-foot (3.5-meter) statue of himself on a key boulevard that also bears his name.
Clinton is celebrated as a hero by Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority for launching NATO's bombing campaign against Yugoslavia in 1999 that stopped the brutal Serb forces' crackdown on independence-seeking ethnic Albanians.

This is his first visit to Kosovo since it declared independence from Serbia last year.
Many waved American, Albanian and Kosovo flags and chanted "USA!" as the former president climbed on top of a podium with his poster in the background reading "Kosovo honors a hero."
Some peeked out of balconies and leaned on window sills to get a better view of Clinton from their apartment blocks.

To thunderous applause Clinton waved to the crowd as the red cover was pulled off from the statue.
The statue is placed on top of a white-tiled base, in the middle of a tiny square, surrounded by communist-era buildings.

"I never expected that anywhere, someone would make such a big statue of me," Clinton said of the gold-sprayed statue weighing a ton (900 kilograms).

He also addressed Kosovo's 120-seat assembly, encouraging them to forgive and move on from the violence of the past.

The statue portrays Clinton with his left arm raised and holding a portfolio bearing his name and the date when NATO started bombing Yugoslavia, on March. 24, 1999.
An estimated 10,000 ethnic Albanians were killed during the Kosovo crackdown and about 800,000 were forced out of their homes. They returned home after NATO-led peacekeepers moved in following 78 days of bombing.

Leta Krasniqi, an ethnic Albanian, said the statue was the best way to express the ethnic Albanians' gratitude for Clinton's role in making Kosovo a state.
"This is a big day," Krasniqi, 25 said. "I live nearby and I'm really excited that I will be able to see the statue of such a big friend of ours every day."

Clinton last visited Kosovo in 2003 when he received an honorary university degree. His first visit was in 1999 â€" months after some 6,000 U.S. troops were deployed in the NATO-led peacekeeping mission here.
Some 1,000 American soldiers are still based in Kosovo as part of NATO's 14,000-strong peacekeeping force.
Police in Kosovo upped security measures ahead of Bill Clinton's arrival by adding deploying more traffic police and special police.

NATO officials said the peacekeepers were also on alert, although no additional security measures were taken.

Eat Healthy Foods

pansit...ug humbang baboyskey

Quote from: insurectus on November 02, 2009, 06:27:43 AM
gwapa na pod hisgotan
kinsay mas gwapa si jinky or ang asawa ni cotto

ibutang kono diri, bay insur, ang mga dagway nila kay atong himbisan..

Quote from: insurectus on November 02, 2009, 06:24:12 AM
Naa daghan namaligya diha sa BQ duol sa entrance sa CPG
tinuod na nga tag 15 naa pod tag 20 kay nakapalit ko mismo
ang TM og TNT ang barato ang globe, smart og sun medyo
taas gamay og presyo sa ako nahibaw-an mga recycled ni
nga number

kadumdum ko sa una, late 1990's pa to...tag-1500 ang SIM card. maibog  na lang ka kay di ka kapalit tungod sa presyo...karong hapit na lang ipanghatag...aw, sama ani, gihatag na jud. lami unta pod kung ang load na pod ilang paubsan og price...

mao ni sila ang mga SOL-BEERS...hehehe

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 02, 2009, 06:14:09 AM
Have you ridden one of these before, Glacier?

nope. is it good?

asa naman pod ta ani padong, bay hubs? 

Quote from: catalina on November 01, 2009, 09:58:12 AM
glace sigurado jod ko ibutang nimo sa,igat,laagan,tabian,way klaro.dugangi pa be?
hahahha

whahahahah...adto ka, Cat, mabutang sa mga hingawrason...

World's largest cruise ship lowers smokestacks to squeeze under Danish bridge on maiden voyage

Sun Nov 1, 1:10 PM
By Jan M. Olsen, The Associated Press

KORSOER, Denmark - The world's largest cruise ship cleared a crucial obstacle Sunday, lowering its smokestacks to squeeze under a bridge in Denmark.

The Oasis of the Seas - which rises about 20 stories high - passed below the Great Belt Fixed Link with a slim margin as it left the Baltic Sea on its maiden voyage to Florida.

Bridge operators said that even after lowering its telescopic smokestacks the giant ship had less than a 2-foot (half-meter) gap.

Hundreds of people gathered on beaches at both ends of the bridge, waiting for hours to watch the brightly lit behemoth sail by shortly after midnight (2300GMT; 7 p.m. EDT).

"It was fantastic to see it glide under the bridge. Boy, it was big," said Kurt Hal, 56.

Company officials are banking that its novelty will help guarantee its success. Five times larger than the Titanic, the $1.5 billion ship has seven neighbourhoods, an ice rink, a small golf course and a 750-seat outdoor amphitheatre. It has 2,700 cabins and can accommodate 6,300 passengers and 2,100 crew members.

Accommodations include loft cabins, with floor-to-ceiling windows, and 1,600-square-foot (487-meter) luxury suites with balconies overlooking the sea or promenades.

The liner also has four swimming pools, volleyball and basketball courts, and a youth zone with theme parks and nurseries for children.

Oasis of the Sea, nearly 40 per cent larger than the industry's next-biggest ship, was conceived years before the economic downturn caused desperate cruise lines to slash prices to fill vacant berths.

It was built by STX Finland for Royal Caribbean International and left the shipyard in Finland on Friday. Officials hadn't expected any problems in passing the Great Belt bridge, but traffic was stopped for about 15 minutes as a precaution when the ship approached, Danish navy spokesman Joergen Brand said.

Aboard the Oasis of the Seas, project manager Toivo Ilvonen of STX Finland confirmed that the ship had passed under the bridge without any incidents.

"Nothing fell off," he said.

The enormous ship features various "neighbourhoods" - parks, squares and arenas with special themes. One of them will be a tropical environment, including palm trees and vines among the total 12,000 plants on board. They will be planted after the ship arrives in Fort Lauderdale.

In the stern, a 750-seat outdoor theatre - modeled on an ancient Greek amphitheatre - doubles as a swimming pool by day and an ocean front theatre by night. The pool has a diving tower with spring boards and two 33-foot (10-meter) high-dive platforms. An indoor theatre seats 1,300 guests.

One of the "neighbourhoods," named Central Park, features a square with boutiques, restaurants and bars, including a bar that moves up and down three decks, allowing customers to get on and off at different levels.

Once home, the $1.5 billion floating extravaganza will have more, if less visible, obstacles to duck: a sagging U.S. economy, questions about the consumer appetite for luxury cruises and criticism that such sailing behemoths are damaging to the environment and diminish the experience of travelling.

It is due to make its U.S. debut on Nov. 20 at its home port, Port Everglades in Florida.

Nanay: Anak, masakit ba ang libreng tuli?

ANAK: di naman po...huhuhuhuhu

NANAY: eh, bakit umiiyak ka pa?!

ANAK: kasi po nilagyan pa nila ng tattoo ung pototoy ko!...ang haba ng nakasulat..
           "a project of Mayor Binay...ganito kami sa Makati...sana ganito sa buong mundo"

nyahahahahah

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on November 02, 2009, 12:29:47 AM
Relatively "open secret" na man ni diri sa Bohol. Unya dili ra pud siya. Dili ra pud sex-related.

unsa may boot pasabot aning last sentence, bay kodds? hehehe. daghan pa jud diay gawas pa ana?

Quote from: indaymen50 on November 02, 2009, 02:11:20 AM
Kana  laging  pagkadukirok  sa  lalaki...animal  instinct  nga  walay  self-control....as  well  as   women..naa  baja  pod  mga  baje  nga  ingon  anan  no??

naay daghan...di naman na ron kay sa mga laki lang. medyo patas na ang kalibutan bahin aning butanga.

numero unong rason nganong maghilak ko inigpatupi sa bata pa, kay tungod ani hahaha...kusog mamaak sa buhok...perting sakita.  

Quote from: indaymen50 on November 01, 2009, 01:49:57 PM
Wala  bay daghang  NPA didto??

Quote from: tohnichi007 on November 01, 2009, 05:37:09 PM
hehehe naa daghan jud. ug  igo ra me nakalakaw daw as they said nangabot mga NPA ikaduhang rason nga wa na me mobalik pod

di man tingali na sila manghilabot. basin gusto lang pod silang maligo.

Quote from: indaymen50 on November 02, 2009, 02:02:45 AM

Ngano  man jod  nga  mangita  man  sa  gawas  nga  naa na  man  untay ijang  permanente??? Kahangol-hangol  lang  jod  sa tawo  no??

kahangol jud, inday.

apan, kanang uban gud moingon man: ngita na pod tag karne, kay sum-ol ning ginamos lang permi. hahahaha

mas gwapo og kinomo si pacman...

malibang, magtaghoy-taghoy...lol

Quote from: hofelina on November 01, 2009, 02:47:36 PM
I love younger men they are full of temperament, pirmi away sa panimalay ug sa kama. Ang akong present karon, tinood may pasensya apan menos ug lahutay, kon adunay adventure sa kama morag moreklamo nga sakit ang itlog kay na-ipit, ambot unsay nakaipit! ha ha ha, but really older men are mellow like wine.

I think Demi Moore it did right, NIcole Smith too (pwera damgo).

mura pod  tingali kag Vise-Grip mangpiit manay. hahahaha

Quote from: indaymen50 on November 02, 2009, 01:44:16 AM
Mao  jod!!  Dili  kay  sigi  lang  trabaho unja  adto  diay  sa  gawas  makigromansa  ang  bana....

hahaha...

kinahanglan jud nga ang daruhon ato ra jung yuta, di kay mangsaop og lain. lahi na nang storya..

hahahahaha...

wow..bony legs...lol

muuli gakan sa Manila, magdala og napulo sa latang Assorted Biscuits....

basin gipainum ni sila para pampainit sa dawggan kay padong gyera sa Abu Sayaf..hehehe

grabe, sa nibija ko ani, page 3 pa man to, karon 9 na.

makalingaw jud lagi basta kini nay hisgutan. 

Quote from: chicogon on November 01, 2009, 03:33:31 AM
Panihapon, Pamahaw, Paniudto ug bahaw-bahaw: Escabeche! (Ska BITCH See)

How To Cook Escabeche - From The Working Man

hahahha nalingaw ko pads. di na ni basta-basta nga chef...

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 01, 2009, 04:12:23 AM
Na-trauma kay abig tua na sija sa impiyerno sa mga tabili, bwahaha.

hahahahaha...nakaingon to nga ngit-ngita man ning impyernoha...wa may nagdaob og kalayo. hahaha

Quote from: indaymen50 on November 01, 2009, 02:32:08 AM
Hoy!!  Dili  baja  ingon  ana  ang  Bol-anon ha? Bitaw   suwayan  nako  na  pohon ug adto  sa  sunod.

dili bitaw. mapinanggaon baya ta...mahigugmaon pa jud. hehehe

react na mga gurlzz....

Quote from: ms da binsi on November 01, 2009, 05:09:03 AM

kadtong mga nag ingon na nanimahong ahos na! basi taga bukid nga way ikapang hugas kay lajo ang timbaan? in ader words, nakatunong mo ug mga hugawan!

di jud ko mo tuo ana! Its kinda insult namong mga hamtung kay mga limpyada raba ming mga hamtunga. Kadaghan dihang mga batan-on pwerteng bahoa kay humat gamiton di maligo! ngek! hahahha!

di lang jud mo moangkon mga laki nga ang mga older women moka ujab na sad ug younger men! hahahahha!

wahahahahahaha

tua nag-novena nas, mdb.

dili man ni para baya mahimangod ang atong mga edarang mga igsoog diri. igo lang gipapili ning mga hilig og baje diri, kung which is better...not bitter. ang mayo ani para patas, gam-an sad og topic para ninyong mga laki. aron makabalo pod ning mga laki unsay ikasulti sa mga women.

for the record, mdb, older woman baya akong latest. taas man kog pasensya. ahahahahhaa

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 01, 2009, 05:17:22 AM
Kon buhi pa ni nga morag gipalinaan, cruel tingali. Pero human na man tingali ni tabangig puspos! Peace, PETA peeps!

akong barkada nga maayo moihaw ani, iya unang pa-imnun og suka ang kanding hahaha. kung medyo mahubog na ang kanding, usa na niya ihawon. ambot kung nganong iya pa mang paimnon og suka? hahahaha.

Quote from: grazie7y on November 01, 2009, 02:47:26 AM

Korek ka, dyan, Glace! 

Diha jud ko bilib nimo, Glace, kay mura ka'g multi-faceted personality ka (but aren't we all!).  You can be so poetic, prolific, profound, witty and yet can be shallow (hahahah);  priestly and yet nunly (hala!); political and yet apolitical; oflok  and yet funny!  Daghan pa!  But I summarized you as one good fellow Bol-anon!  I learned a lot from you - apil na ang kabuang! hahaha peez, glace!

dako na kog utang ni, day sister graze....isulat na lang nas tubig kay kalas ink kung isulat pas papel hahaha

Quote from: grazie7y on November 01, 2009, 04:00:06 AM
hahaha

lahi ra jud ba kon bugnaw na tubig imnon after meals.  akong tia she refrained from drinking water while eating her meals.  ako, pareho ni glace ga inom before, during and after. 

lami jud siguro pod na himuong habit na hot tea imnon.

kung naa ang cook, makainum kog tea kay mao man jud nay iyang panapos sa meals. og ako ra, panagsa ra jud.

dihay kausa nagpahaircut ko...sus, kagwapa sa nagtupi nako. ingon kos akong kaugalingon, kung ok ni iyang tinupihan, bahala na la'g layo, ari jud ko patupi niya. sukion ba. hahahaha. pastilan, paghuman niyag tupi, wa man ko ganahi, di pod kamao mo pa-uyon-uyon sa akong buhok...minus. wa na lang ko mopatupi og balik. mahal ra ba.

Quote from: ms da binsi on October 31, 2009, 11:02:36 AM
i find it so stupid baja...

contest tingali ni sila og inum beer nya human kaon na pog sinugbang maiz.

Quote from: PR0CESS0R on October 31, 2009, 11:16:45 AM
Piskay! nag inom2x ug beer!

Kinsa nga politiko nag finance sa beer?

kang Cojuangco tingali na gikan. hahaha

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 01, 2009, 04:20:15 AM
Ay, giganggang diay ni para himoong kilawin ang panit.

Way nada ning mga tawhana. Nagsugod na unta ang inom.

yes. hahahaha delikado og imnan daan, bay hubs, mahurot ning kanding diha pas ilang gisubaan, wa nay para sa mga bisita.

Quote from: grazie7y on November 01, 2009, 01:06:46 AM
Kanding?  so gipaasohan lugar na nila na buhi pa?  Mura lagi na'g tabili na giant! yikes! 

unsay tabili. kalami anang pormaha...hahaha..mura og  gi-tanned ang kanding. lami na siya para sa kilawin ug ang panit, yum yum yum

Quote from: PR0CESS0R on October 31, 2009, 12:55:34 PM
kong tanang taw mosunod sa pahimangno, mo decrease ang sales sa mga refs, cooler etc. Pero ang pangutana, motuo ba kaha mga taw nga lami man e-inom ug bugnaw after meal.

i drink cold water...before, during and after meals...akong tiyan mura nag bola...mao nga kung naay motan-aw sa akong tiyan, akong kantahan:

(to the tune of APO's Ewan)

tiyan ito.
tiyan ito.
hindi to bola.

hahahahaha

Quote from: grazie7y on October 30, 2009, 01:03:10 PM
One time, Glace, nang grocery ko with my husband then I met one of the lady na among ginapakaon.  Nag una'g gawas akong bana sa parking lot then pagbalik nko, ingon sya, "guess what, the woman you are feeding has better car than you!"  Pero bitaw daghan man pod na tinuod jud gakinahanglan.  Naa gani isa akong nakit-an na layo kaayo iyang gabaklayan para lang makapanihapon.  Dayon ang uban, di mauwaw mo ask ug ride after na gapakan-on.  Sa average of 75 people among gina silbihan, maayo na lang naay napulo na magpasalamat.  But sige lang, we do good things to glorify the Lord man daw.

bitaw, di man pod kay kita ray giingon ana; si Jesus bitaw, usa ra man gani nibalik nagpasalamat niya. hehehe. buhat jung tinud-anay nang imo kay wa man ka mag-agad og naay mopasalamat. di man pod nay tumong ang para nato...para man nila. di bwa?

Quote from: chicogon on November 01, 2009, 01:22:57 AM
4 kabuok ning akoang menteryo sud sa parokya hehehe. Saunz natunong pog Domingo rong tuiga hehehe.

oy, kadaghan gud. gamiti lang og bombero, dre. hahahahaha peace.

Quote from: BedoAdoSalada on November 01, 2009, 01:30:14 AM
Still collecting photos.  Next release will be mid november.   

Bitaw, lingaw lingaw ra pud ni ako learning the new tools of the trade. 

ipadayon nang imong maayong lingaw, bay bedo.

Quote from: indaymen50 on November 01, 2009, 01:37:03 AM
Sa San Vicente....

okie. salamat, nang inday. nindot didto EB-han pod sa. unya kung di ta kauyon sa atong ika-EB pwde nato lumsan sa pool. hhahahaha

Quote from: BedoAdoSalada on November 01, 2009, 01:49:55 AM
Sige, sugdan nato. 

Moto-o ba mo nga si Glace palekero? 

Hehe.  Bitaw, unsa diay issue dinhe. Di na ko kaapas sa topic.   

yawards. hahahahaa

bahin man tingali sa Reproductive Health Bill nga gisuportahan kono ni Noynoy. tan-awa sa page 30-31 naa dira gasugod

Quote from: fdaray on October 30, 2009, 12:18:26 PM


Kinsay gwapo nila.....?

wala. hahahaha

Quote from: chicogon on November 01, 2009, 01:17:38 AM
Happy Neew Hallow!!!    Katugon... pero ni mata kay maglutog sud-an daan para ugma kay banat tibuok hapon mamasbas ug "graveyard"  Akong geluto cornish hen, banatan, in between work in the AM ug pamasbas in the PM 

naa diay na diha pod, pads, mamindita sa sementeryo?

Quote from: grazie7y on November 01, 2009, 01:11:34 AM
way puangod! hahaha di ba diay gud to, "ilista sa tubig?" hahaha 

mabutdan nako ani wa pa koy gikaon.  BRK, handsome and witty, Glace!

typical filipino...mohawa og kalit wa pa gani mahuman. hahahaha

Quote from: gracia on October 31, 2009, 08:50:16 PM
thank you so much for welcoming me....nag out ko  daun yesterday kay nag undertime ko kay na love sick..hehehe,got fever lang guys....sayang halloween party sa office pa nman...

ayaw kalimot og sulod sa Kitchen ni Raquel ha ug paglili sa mga Cakes ni Graze.

pagbantay lang nila ni Hubag, Catalina , tigbao ug misty kay ma-wala unya ka. hahaha

ayaw kahadlok sa mga Admins, kay mga bootan na sila.

kung naa kay sakit sa lawas, pangutana ni Doc Lorenzo ba.

naa si lolla, nga anad sa gugma

si frdaray nga amahanon, ug manay nga inahanon

ug uban pa. di na lang nako sumpayan kay taas na...

hahahaha

Quote from: grazie7y on November 01, 2009, 01:04:23 AM
mang treat lang ug tootsie rolls ug magbuhat pod ko unja ug brownie fudge and marshmallow.  kaso lang unsaon pag treat sa mga kabataan na pagngon man suga! hahaha way klaro!

sayo diay mo mamawong og suga? ahhhhh, duda man sad ta ana. lain nang treat imong gibuhat. hahahah

Quote from: grazie7y on November 01, 2009, 01:02:59 AM
typical filipino trait na mamayad kon ingnan ug gwapo.  busa ganahan samot ko mo ingon ug wapo kay karon naa na koy collectible! bwahahaha

whhahahaha..pero, typical baya ang utangon una, usa ka bayran. hahahaha.

typical pod nang moingon ta: "ilista sa lang imong collectibles sa novenahan sa mga utang" 

that's Kanding. yam yam yam

ang beaver kanang nagpunko nga nag-pula og shorts

ang giant frogs, kanang naghawid sa tiil ug kanang nagbitbit og sanga

whahahahha

Quote from: BedoAdoSalada on November 01, 2009, 12:54:33 AM
Sugdi na Bay Glace kay makisawsaw lang me. 

ikaw lang bay bedo. medyo maayo ka mohimog kontrobersyal nga topik. mopatimpasaw lang mi og molawom na ang atabay...hahaha

Quote from: grazie7y on November 01, 2009, 12:58:37 AM
Happy Candy Days to all!

It's so cold right now but it should get warmer later.

mang-trick or treats ka karon?

Quote from: grazie7y on November 01, 2009, 12:57:25 AM
Thank you, Handsome and Witty Glace!  Mas sayo jud ka namintana kay taas2x na man imong agi! hahaha

Thanks for the compliment, always-in-the-state-of-grace Admin. utangon sa kay wa pay abli ang banko kay sa sabado. hahaha. 9 am na ko nimata baya. typical filipino trait basta sabadao, dugay mobangon. hehehe

Quote from: indaymen50 on November 01, 2009, 12:54:35 AM
Naa  na  sa  barrio pero  wala  pa  jud  ko  maka-adto  ana. Wala  ba  kahay  alimatok?

kung naa may alimatok, maklaro kay tubig man tanan, day. asa nga baryo sa pilar man kini?

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 31, 2009, 01:53:08 PM
Complete with soundtrack diay. Tayming tingali kon naglagot ka, and you feel like dropping a bomb!

kanang gitawag nila ron nga Cluster Bomb...plok..plok...plok...plok...whahahhaah

Good Morning America and Canada!!! Happy Halloween.

Quote from: grazie7y on November 01, 2009, 12:51:14 AM
mao na'y ginatawag namo'g LIBFRONT! hahaha  good mawning!

morning, Admin graze. sayo lagi ka namintana

Quote from: ms da binsi on October 31, 2009, 10:58:36 AM
isnt it annoying when someone drags yuo to what he believed?

maka-annoy jud. labi nag ingon ko nga wa pa ko maluwas. kabawo oroy. hahahaha.

asa dapit ni, long, kanang naay swimming pool? nindot, kay murag bugnaw ang dapit tan-awon

beh, beh, kinsa may unang mopa-siabtab aning topika. larga.