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Quote from: GEC348 on October 28, 2007, 03:59:53 PM
I don't think the fast ferries will be out of business. Remember that they cater not only to foreign and domestic tourists but also to Cebuanos, Boholanos, Negrenses, Siquijornons, etc. who may be doing business in these parts or students coming home for a vacation. There is still the inter-island demand for visiting relatives. The ferry boats will still be there.
Quote from: grazie7y on October 29, 2007, 05:37:50 AM
Lagi Cel ba? Bisan unsa ka pobre atong probinsya, naa man jud mapangayuan ug kamunggay! healthy pa!
Simbako bitaw, Haze oi!
Here in America, dapat gud unta wlay homeless kay daghan man opportunities but...
Let's seek the opinion of Precious on this matter.
Quote from: Glen on October 29, 2007, 09:15:22 AM
Unsa mana? Dia baya sila sa gawas akung soholan nag pala sa snow kay baga na kaayo snow dire karon.
Quote from: Lorenzo on October 29, 2007, 08:44:19 AM
Today in church, I was lucky to sit next to a woman whose beauty was complimented with the fragrance of her perfume. I had difficulty in my benedictions as I was attracted to her scent and voice. After mass, however, I had the honor in talking to her and one question I asked her was what she was wearing. She wore 'Allure' by Chanel. Exquisite, jud tong bajiha.
Quote from: John on October 29, 2007, 08:24:13 AM
maybe the only reason why some man are looking a pure virgin of course we are so very proud nga kami ang naka first home ha ha ha. di ba guys? but is it not means on the long run your relationship always be good.
Some couples the girls pure virgin before they are getting married so it means the girls have no sexperience from the other guys, but the time nga nag abroad ang bana ang babaye me duwa ug lain nga team para lang for sexperienced until nga ma developed ug daghan na diha sa ato-a well not only the woman but both of them man and woman basta ang partner to-a sa abroad. ( Na pakasakit kuya eddie ) ha ha ha.
Quote from: Lorenzo on October 29, 2007, 08:21:05 AM
I'm a Filipino kid and one thing that I notice different from my American-born friends is the discipline used by our parents.
1. When I did something wrong as a child, retribution was swift and firm. No contest. My father would take his belt, and tell me to stand and face the wall, and apply latus-latus on me. (which I deserved)
My father wouldn't even have to say anything to me, and I would know that I did something wrong. The expression in his eyes was worth a thousand words, and would reduce me to tears as a child, when I or my siblings did something wrong. As the eldest child, my parents were hard on me, as my younger siblings looked up to me and saw me as an idol. Therefore, my parents applied punishment accordingly, and my siblings learned from that. Its a hard burden to bear, being the eldest son and expected to follow in the footsteps of your father.
2. My friends didnt get 'latus' , they were grounded or were told to go to their rooms if they did something wrong. And they tended to break rules in their house, because there was no negative conditioning. No enforcement besides being 'grounded' and not being able to watch television etc. Most of them answer back to their parents.
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Quote from: Glen on October 29, 2007, 02:37:34 AM
bitaw ms da binsi tinood na kay among silingan annoying usahay pero makalingaw siya sa iyang pagka annoying.
Quote from: asianfairy on October 29, 2007, 03:23:04 AM
Quote from: GEC348 on October 29, 2007, 01:21:20 AM
My sport:
word wrestling
paragraph lifting
poetry diving
These things give me a good sweat
Quote from: grazie7y on October 29, 2007, 06:04:43 AM
Also, wala na sa ilang vocabulary na mag ask ug help for direction. Bisan gakawala-wala na, dili gihapon angkon!
Quote from: Lorenzo on October 29, 2007, 02:56:04 AM
Correction. I am an American, who is of Malay-Chinese ancestry and born in the Philippines. Despite of my ethnic origins, as a citizen of the United States, am subject to the laws and regulations and plebiscites of the United States government and territories within and forthwith, in accordance to my rights and powers as a citizen. As citizen, and one that recognizes the legitimacy of the United States government, the will of the people, am subject to the protection, guidance and defense of the Armed Forces of the United States, as any citizen of the said country. That is why I love the United States, as it recognizes citizenship not on the basis of one's color, but on the character of the individual and his/her contribution to these United States. Laws have already been placed to admonish and ananthemize those who look only on the basis of one's color and judge them on that narrow characteristic. That is why we in the United States have supported the civil rights movement, pan-gender equality, pan-sexual rights etc.
And I particularly find it negative how you portray Filipinos who happen to migrate out of the country to the United States. Why should there be a double standard in how Filipinos should be treated, for migrating out of the Philippines, because they are skilled professionals (physician, nurse, physical therapist, teacher, writer, laywer etc.) and are looking for a better life for themselves and their family? At least Filipinos do it via legal matters and are skilled professionals that contribute exhaustively to the American economy and health industry (10% of the American medical system is composed of Filipino physicians {cardiologists, general internist, nephrologists, emergency medicine, general surgery, cardiothoracic surgery, orthopaedic surgery, neurosurgery, dermatology, podiatry, dentistry, intensive care , obstetrics-gynecology, urology etc), nurses (Intensive care, Critical care, post anasthetic care, telemetry, operating room, nurse anasthesia), physical therapists, and pharmacists. Rather impressive for an ethnic group that composes less than 1% of the American population, yet contributes precipitously to the health care system of the World's Super Power.Think about that. One could even argue that the health and well being of the United States is under the care, truly, of skilled Filipino medical professionals. Its a mutual relationship, if you think about it; sure the United States provides the basis for a comfortable life for Filipino immigrants, however, these Filipino nationals in the end, provide care for the aging American baby-boomer populace that will continue to rise in the next 1-2 decades. To this day, there is a need of over 2 million Nurses in the US health industry, as there is severe deficit of those medical providers in these United States, particularly in the midwest and in the northeast. And do you know where the United States Health Department is turning for that? Thats right: The Philippines. Thousands of Filipino nurses and physicians are given work visas every year to fill in the ranks of the fragile American health industry. You cant put the blame on the Filipinos for migrating to the United States, when the United States clearly FAVORS Filipino medical professionals over say; Indians, Pakistanis, Chinese, Koreans, etc.
Secondly, citizens of Germany, the United Kingdom, Russia, Bulgaria, Mexico, India, Taiwan, etc are immigrating to the United States every year to find a better life, and to fill in the job opportunities that Americans themselves are unwilling to fill in. Its all about supply and demand, and the United States, as the world's largest capitalistic business conglomerate bows to that natural phenomenon: Human economics.
Thats nice. You sing praises of your work about the Philippines, yet you continuously look down on Filipinos, by the character of your posts. Duality. Not something I am very fond of, to tell you the truth.
Quote from: Ginger on October 29, 2007, 04:45:53 AM
soooooooooo beautiful, bella.
dire sa amo, leafless na gyud.
*word of the day - LEAFLESS, almost LIFELESS. LOL!
Quote from: preciousNpolite on October 29, 2007, 01:20:17 AM
As you may know how can they close their door's it is automatic hours and yes i have seen ICM get closed early by the owner Marlito Uy.Especially when it was 50% off day no one was in the store buying. Groceries yes but other household wares not!
The grocery stores is where most of the buying is being done so that is why they do not close their door's are you woman not aware of the malls activities that keep many off the streets in an air conditioned building and some of these events often go on until late.
I see people passing from one end of the mall to the other as if a thorough fare (shortcut).
Even the offices will tell me that they wish the other department stores would pick up better on business.
I wish they would also so that more persons can be hired but maybe your both abroad and not aware of prices that are sky rocketing daily also.
The minimum wage is still being fought here and it is not enough rice is P27.00-P30.00 per kilo most meats are P230 per kilo and you sure can not get enough to barely get a balanced meal 3x daily on the table.
Ms. da binsi please post a photograph of yourself and not some boring leafless tree's that does not show off yourself and your beauty.
thank you!
Quote from: lumine on October 29, 2007, 12:35:55 AM
no one is buying? i wonder why the owners won't close their malls if NO ONE is buying.
Quote from: preciousNpolite on October 28, 2007, 07:56:37 PM
American and Philippine kids are both doing the best they can from what they are taught in life while growing up.
So if the Philippine kids are better in your eye's then why is it that you all want to go to my homeland country? (America)
Quote from: Bambi on October 28, 2007, 09:24:07 PM
Hello Bayat,
You are too active in so many ways! I adore you for this.
My sports at the meantime...thinking my financial budget how to play the equal role of Santa Clause on this Christmas 2007.
Quote from: Bambi on October 28, 2007, 10:35:40 PM
Hi Ms Orchids,
Thank you very much! Sus.....kalami ba aan ning kina ibabwan oi......very young and cute also the group- they are musician? No...the two with bil-bils i don't need, i think i have enough
Some more!!!!!!!!
Quote from: C2H4 on October 28, 2007, 09:58:29 AM
Kanunay jud kong mawala. I'm not very good with directions.
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Quote from: Barbaro on October 28, 2007, 12:16:16 PM
Did you know that tigers have striped skin, not just striped fur!
Quote from: John on October 28, 2007, 12:52:41 PM
so it means from now on is so hard to find a pure virgin ganon ba and whose fault? sa lalaki or sa girl.
Quote from: John on October 28, 2007, 06:39:24 AM
I don't care if she is a virgin or not basta gwapa and sexy and stable job that's it. ha ha ha.
Quote from: swakee on October 27, 2007, 12:46:42 PM
ako fud... pero gituktuk sa manok dayun... wahahahhaa...
Quote from: Lorenzo on October 09, 2007, 10:39:57 AM
Ive heard of women injecting botox in the pubic symphysis region; apparently it tightens the region.
Quote from: GEC348 on October 27, 2007, 09:23:04 AM
I find the scientific conclusion very convincing.
It's like the truism that having one bad egg affects the rest of the eggs in the basket.
So, flushing out the bad sperms daily will increase the chances that the next sperms produced will be of better quality.
Now, I need to excuse myself to have my sperms checked
Quote from: willmerit on October 27, 2007, 09:29:25 AM
di ko ganahan sa iyang mga songs oi, pero in fairness bitaw, kuyaw kaayo na siya ug voice ba. daghan ganahan niya.
Quote from: PrincessSaDagat on September 12, 2007, 08:53:27 AM
Okay, a side view of Cesar Montano is the best I can do at the moment of shyness. You see, minutes before I realize it was Cesar, a woman sitting behind him asking all kind of silly questions, such as, do you this such and such movie star and this movie star. Cesar politely reply with a "no, I don't know themâ€. Next time you know it, this woman started taking video of this poor man while trying to stow away his backpack and buckling his seat belt. I could only imagine how annoying that was for him but he was patient and ignored the entire ordeal.
I never knew Cesar, his movie career, his singing career or other things like his unsuccessful bid in politics and I still do not. What I know is this man on the same flight with me, within reaching distance from my seat, helped an elder woman having trouble opening her bag of crackers, politely disregard a over the edge fan, and seek no special treatment from anyone. The best part is, he was not on first class seat I think it's by choice.
Therefore, I decided to give this man his peace. Oh, wait, now I remember him ... his face is plastered all over this truck carrying tons of mineral water.
Quote from: Ginger on October 27, 2007, 02:26:35 AM
ohhhh my dad sing this so well...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PXY1L8MSqY
Quote from: Ginger on September 13, 2007, 06:08:02 PM
Congrats, C2H4!
You have become a hero in just 10 days!!! kusog paka sa hurricane katrina..
Quote from: RV on October 26, 2007, 11:36:02 AM
on topic: YES.
basta ang kasal didto sa Pamilacan, underwater. hahaha
unya ang reception didto sa Amanpulo. hahahah
maayo ng beach kay way gasto sa sanina. mag swimsuit ra gud. hahaha
[agree at your own risk. LOL]
Quote from: GEC348 on October 26, 2007, 07:13:41 AM
You know what? I think kita nga nanggi post ani nga thread are suffering from self-induced and suggested insanity. 8%+# @$!
Because we are losing sleep *&?#% ^%$ for spending many @#@ hours in TuB@...
And bec@u$e of this artic!e that sleep loss causes &%$)( insanity...
We now !!_&* conclude nanga $#^ shu-ang na SILA
Err... I mean, KITA
Quote from: GEC348 on October 26, 2007, 06:35:05 AM
You know what? Nahadlok na ko sa symptoms.
That's why I went to a massage spa center and treated myself to a deep tissue whole body massage with hot lava stones.
After the massage, I don't want to get up anymore.
I just lie there on the bed, my refreshed fingers gently tapping on the pillow, tapping, tapping...
And when I woke up, I realized I'm facing my computer screen logged in to tubag Bohol. Whhahh!
