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Bitaw asa nga thread man ang reply #371?

Quote from: Glen on November 11, 2007, 12:22:09 PM

Ato kaha ni tay-an galing mogawas diay pod, aho jod ni ipa maintain didto sa bohol unsa kaha og mogawas ning numero ha

magpa kumbira ka Ms Glen kung maigo nang numeroha sa masyaw?

hehehe excited ko da...

unsa btaw kaha ning 371 oi, gipa nundog man pud ta'g detectives ni GEC ani...

mura ta'g Da Vinci Code ani

Moa jud Ms Glen,

atong Admin always accommodating jud noh

always in tune with members' ideas, suggestions, questions etc etc

You're a survivor man gud swaks...

and you're one of the lucky few who are just naturally happy

Thanks Ms Grazie!

I will try to do this when I have time...

Mao jud Ms Grazie...

ingon pa raba jud nga obvious kono nang 371,

unsa kaha na ka obvious?

unsa na, numero sa masyaw?

Nangaligo ming mga manag-agaw sa swimming pool, elementary pa ko adto...

akong male cousin nanghambog nga maayo siya mo dive,

pag surface na niya after pag dive, nag bitay jud iyang sip-on hahaha

didto pa raba sa akong atubangan...

dayon gi sikma ra pud niya sa swimming pool...

ang sip-on pa raba jud kay kanang yellowish-greenish, very thick and viscous and just all-around gross

Bobot pakapinan ug Big Bang ug Cloud 9...



Basta akong tagna, ang love triangle is: Sigbin-Ginger-GEC

Bahala pa'g mag deny si GEC, kanang iyang hint hint nga 371 iyang strategy lang na to throw us off...

Pero Ms Grazie and I are like bloodhounds, we smell something fishy!

Puede puro pakpak nalang?

Hehehe, joke lang Mike...

The pakpak and toink feature doesn't really bother me...

So whether it stays or it goes, I'll go with whatever you decide, Mike...

ahahahaha!

naa pa unta ko i-share nga laing yuck story nimo

pero unya na kung mahuman naka panihapon

Quote from: Glen on November 11, 2007, 06:03:13 AM
Ms C2 ngano bitaw naa pod toink toink ana kinsa pod mo toink? kanang gabasa? Maayo unta og alisdan na og
excellent ang pakpak unya good ang toink unsa kaha no

hehehe, you can make a suggestion to our Admin, Ms GLeN...

He always welcomes new ideas...

Maka phobia jud na Ms Grazie,

I remember sa una naligo mi sa Acuna Beach, sa nag enjoy nako langoy2x, I noticed sa akong likod naay nag lutaw2x nga yellow submarine...

eWwwwWWwww! traumatic!

Boracay also encountered that problem in the late 90's, I think. It almost crippled the whole industry didto because of that coliform issue.

Can I enroll too?

EmLegaspo,

Wala pud ko'y fashion sense, but what I do know, long legs are always good.

HeLLo KyLe!

Welcome to TB!

Puede pud ma negosyo ang mini-van...

Hello Brownman, welcome to TB.

You bring back wonderful memories of a popular Pinoy reggae band...

Quote from: Macky Ferniz on November 11, 2007, 06:27:50 AM
One of my fantasy to be happy is to be imortal and to conquer all fear. It sounds crazy, but somehow, this subconcious needs managed to grasp and control a bit of my reality.

I also believed that everything in this world is utility, including money. You can not find happiness in a utility. Happiness is only found within you.

I agree.

Hahaha!

Gilok diay Ms Grazie? unsa man gud nang 371 oist?

Mr GEC needs to give us a better clue than that

Cge Miss Bambi,

you can abuse me too,

kamong duha ra ni Miss BeLLe puede...

*aren't we getting kinda kinky in here?*

You can abuse me all you want, Ms BeLLe...

basta ikaw...

hehehe, pero ikaw ra ha, no one else...

Sige, sige...

para pareho tang Lucky # 13 hehehehe

Miss BeLLe,

I just noticed ning daghan man kalit atong mga 'toinks'

someone is having too much freedom with the 'toinks'

kinsa kaha?

actually ms bambi

ang akong interpretation sa avatar ni miss ginger

naglibog na siya kinsa iyang pilion

kay daghan sa atong mga ulitawo dire sa TB

ang nag handom sa iyang gugma

Miss BeLLe,

that would be a good business idea...

don't you think?

Quote from: N F L on November 11, 2007, 03:58:19 AM
Are you sure as freedom of speech it is okay? As it can also can be held as an accountable liability towards others in the way how you use it so do not ever abuse it.

In TB, as with the rest of the world, thereis no such thing as absolute freedom. Perhaps a better phrase would be: freedom with responsibility.

EL Mundo diay is an interpreter of dreams?

Maayo unta online to karon para makapangutana ko...

Hehehe,

ikaw Miss Belle,

tig sayo naman ka matulog

you don't want to be a member of the Walang Tulugan Association anymore...

N F L, welcome to TB. Are you a boy or a girl?



I notice that you have a big smile on your emoticon face, you must know something. Spill the beans, pls!

(How'd you feel about the Patriots possibly ending the season undefeated, and replacing the old record-holders?)

I hate waking up early too, like Miss Ginger.

Sa akong former job, sayo akong sched and I hated waking up jud, haaYyy

Maayo gani akong sched karon, I don't have to wake up early so...

maka dokdok to da max gihapon

Miss Belle,

adtong bata pa ko, I had a recurrent dream similar to yours...except mine was..being chased by a giant rubber ball, which eventually catches up to me whereupon I freeze and could not move anything, and the only thing I have to do is say 'Jesus' para maka lihok ko. Since dili nako ma move akong jaw, lisod kaayo mo litok ug 'Jesus', but the moment I say it, I could move my fingers and my feet...and then I wake up.

Ambot unsay buot pasabot ani.

AgaaYyy,

Sigbin's words have melted Ginger's heart like butter...

We all feel so privileged to be privy to this early stage of courtship between TB's very own Romeo & Juliet (minus the tragedy)...

Miss Ginger, keep in mind that if you do choose Mr Sigbin to be your partner for life, you'll have an eternity of beautiful poetry to give you joy...

ka nindot ana Miss Ginger, when you wake up, and before you fall asleep, si Mr Sigbin mag balak2x kanimo...

(unless of course, you find one who's equally poetic like Mr GEC)

Is this the famed love triangle in TB?

Sigbin-Ginger-GEC?

Now that we've seen Mr Sigbin, it's only a matter of time before we see GEC's face.

Quote from: Sigbin II on November 10, 2007, 08:29:36 PM
Matud sa research team, gikatlan ta kay namiga ang kaspa?

Ngeh, mura'g gi imply nimo Mr Sigbin nga babae ang kaspa...

that's a sexist comment, you'll have Gabriela running after you with sundang for that

Dong, ingon si Ginger basin kuno hermophrodite? Murag MiddleSex diay?

Ka exciting ani oi, daghan jud ta nag atang sa hulagway ni GEC...

kinsa'y makapakita ug pic ni GEC diha,

premyohan ug bobot.

Quote from: ms da binsi on November 11, 2007, 03:15:15 AM
Pero kinsa ang luoy?

the kids in the orphanage?

or the young kids (as 5 YO) that was put into prostitution???

Tanan sila luoy, Miss Belle.

Miss Bambi,

palamuot man jud ka oist...

naguol diay si Ginger nga nawala ang newspaper,

maong ga duko2x sa iyang avatar?

Quote from: Bambi on November 11, 2007, 02:53:49 AM
A wonderful having a long webcam sesson with my girlfriend whom I have not seen and talked  since 23 years. Thanks to Mike's endless efforts!  We both didn't really know where to start and how to end-up our chat and web.....fun, fun, fun, and I will be visiting her and Family next year......and I am 100% sure  to make EB with my jolly/pretty cyber friend Bayat and b***t in L.A and we will be in Las Vegas!!! Yeheeeeeey! Pare Lorenzo, C2H4 and the rest..i want to meet and know them personally too!  Possible???
You could just imagine....what a perfect day I have and I am happy today!

Miss Bambi, na feel pud nako imong kalipay. I'm smiling right now as I'm typing this, nalipay ko nga malipayon ka karon.

Quote from: grazie7y on November 11, 2007, 02:54:15 AM
C2, ka sad ba aning mga panghitabo oi!  I know, lahi2x lang gud ug reaction ang tao sa kalisud oi!  Naay uban putong ug naay uban hopeful ba.  But the kids shouldn't suffer and if it's inevitable, dapat ang values nila nka set na to work harder because someday naa ra jud kalingkawasan. 

I think I read na her autobiography.  Yes indeed, she is a living saint!  And I still wonder if I can even do just a bit of what she has done especially touching those people with leprosy. 

Kabalo ka unsa jud akong gustong masulayan ma serve, kanang sa mental institution.  I heard it's not easy but I still want to have a chance to do that.  I did na work sa Muntinlupa jail.  I bring them food and I also bring some of my friends to interact with people inside and to have an outlet sa ilang mga stories.  It was nice too but not as nice as serving the orphanage.  It's the helplessness of the kids that makes my little service important to them.  When I look at the eyes of the children, I see hope man gud not for them but for myself too.

Have you been to the House of Hope in Cdo? Ang tindera sa akong mama sa una, naka stay man didto kay nabuang, when she caught her soon-to-be-husband in the arms of another girl. My mom took care of a mentally ill man (brother of her friend), he lived with us for a while, I was in high school and I remember how much I hated having him live with us. It is extremely hard to take care of mentally ill people, lisod jud kaayo, mura pud ka ma bu****. But it doesn't affect me as much as little kids jud nga nag suffer. I kept thinking of the little girl last night, bisan hangtod karon...

Miss Grazie, I really hope someday you'll have that orphanage. You have the heart for it.

Quote from: ms da binsi on November 11, 2007, 02:32:16 AM
C2, common oruy pod na diri, di ba? mother's killed several kids??? they found out nga schizophrenic daw ang parent... but i think depressed to sila, gipaagi lang ug schizo para gamay ra ang silot...

about your banana's friend? how old is the girl man???

haaay ambot...

Miss Belle, I think she was 13.

Sakto gyud, a case of too little, too late..murag, aanhin pa ang damo kung patay na ang kabayo.

Mao man gyud na pinaka frustrating sa atong nasud, Ms Asianfairy. The extreme divide between the rich and the poor. I sometimes feel like in our country, there's only the very rich or the very poor. We're a nation of extremes. On one side you see people like Panfilo Lacson, who has millions of dollars deposited in US banks...and on the other, you see this girl who was driven to suicide by extreme poverty, and other girls like her who go to bed hungry. Ours is a country of incongruities, where you see magnificent mansions protected by expensive fences in Ayala Alabang, and yet you see many little shanties filled with hungry people just outside that expensive village. The two groups might as well be from different planets, because the rich live in a bubble, protected from the outside world of wretchedness by their air-conditioned luxury cars and their air-conditioned palaces.

I wonder how it feels to be a rich person in the Philippines. I wonder if the rich person who drives his luxury car feel a pang of pity for the kid who knocks on his car window, selling sampaguita. He probably thinks the kid is a vermin who'll scratch his precious BMW. I'm not chastising people for being rich, it's their right to enjoy their money...

I just wish everyone in our country are able to have enough food to sustain them, and enjoy basic services that people in wealthier countries get.

Quote from: EL MUNDO on November 11, 2007, 01:42:58 AM
my friend made the news for TV. luoy jud ang bata. in fact, she had a letter for Wish Ko Lang asking for a new shoes, new uniform, notebooks and pencils. too sad, her parents could not afford to buy those things. giuna lang sa iyang mga ginikanan  ang ilang kan-on.

putongun bataa, wala pud kasharean sa iyang mga problema sa kinabuhi.

EL Mundo, surprisingly, daghang mga bata and teenagers who suffer from depression. In the States, it has almost become a teenage epidemic, suicide. Just a few months ago, my husband's friend's teenage niece killed herself. Her dad came home and found her with a rope around her neck, how she was able to hang herself, I don't know. The parents were devastated, they didn't see it coming. They thought she was quieter than usual, and kept to herself more, a few weeks prior to her suicide, but they didn't think it alarming.

It was also on the news a few years ago, a father of six kids in Manila killed all of his children, then killed himself. Upon investigation by the police, it was found out that the father had been feeling desperate because he lost his job, and couldn't find a new one...and the sideline he had of collecting scrap metal and garbage wasn't enough to feed his family. The kids cried all the time from hunger, so the father chose to end all their miseries.

Quote from: grazie7y on November 10, 2007, 05:52:36 PM
Hello, Ms. C2,

I knew what you were saying that it was difficult to be in an orphanage.  I also thought it was hard but I still kept coming back.  Everytime I leave the orphanage, I got a big lump on my throat - well, I am anyway iyakin.  Some kids would even clung to my legs and wanted to go home with me.  But one thing I could never forget was that 7-month old kid that was as thin and pale as a paper.  Her mother left her outside of the orphanage.  She was strapped in her crib because she had IV.  I touched her tiny hand with my finger and she clung to it so tightly I was scared and so surprised by the strength, and she looked at me straight in my eyes.  I couldn't help but cry because I felt like I did it to her.  Two weekends after that, the baby passed away.  I was crushed but I also "intellectualized" that she was safe already in heaven and she was not gonna feel the pain anymore.  Nah, gahilaka na pod ko!  Anyway, I learned a lot from my experience of having served in that orphanage.  It pained me see the kids neglected by their own flesh and blood but at the same time it gave me glory to do something for those kids and to please God in my own little ways.  Maayo nlang pamawi sa mga time na gaminaldita ko hehehe. Mao nay ginaingon na, you don't have to have money to be able to help.

Kabalo ka, somebody asked me what would I do if I win the lotto, and I knew already a long time ago what to do.  I will have orphanage and home for the elderly, among other things.  Ambisyosa pod ko noh?

Dili man na ambisyosa Ms Grazie, that's a lofty and noble goal. I'll pray nga mahitabo na puhon. Mag request ta ni Lord. 

Nakabasa ka sa biography ni Mother Teresa, Ms Grazie? Didto gyud nako na realize that she was indeed a living saint. She did extraordinary things with humility, she lived her life amongst people that society has tagged repulsive. She worked tirelessly, every single day, giving her life in service to the poor. And she did it all with a smile. Mao na'y pinaka remarkable noh? To witness misery and poverty all your life, and still come out of it smiling...
In her own words: When suffering comes into our lives, we should accept it with a smile. This is the greatest gift from God: to have the courage to accept everything he gives us and asks of us with a smile.

My mom is with a Catholic evangelical group who goes out to provide service in jails, rehabs, mental asylums, orphanages etc etc...Sa didto pako sa Pinas, whenever I was home (Bukidnon), I would go with her group, so I've been with her sa mga prisohan, sa rehabs, balay sa mga mentally ill...I go with her and I'd come out of the experience feeling hopeful, that I've brought at least a little bit of happiness to those people that day. But it's the orphanages that I found so difficult, the suffering of little kids just crushed me. I would tell my mom about this, that trips to the orphanages destroy me emotionally, and she'd say to me, "ayaw na ka guol diha, maayo gani naa sila sa orphanage, naa pa'y daghang mga bata nga naa nabuhi sa dalan"...and I guess that's why she's still doing what she does, and I'm here. She is able to put it all in perspective, and I can't.

Miss Grazie,

I spent a day (in an outreach program) in Mother Teresa's home for orphaned and abandoned kids in Pasil years ago. It was one of the most difficult experiences of my life, seeing deformed kids abandoned by parents who didn't want freaks for children, kids orphaned and rescued from the streets, kids who were unloved and unwanted by their own blood. But a child's resilience is a true testament of the beauty and strength of the human soul, because while I was crying my heart out, the kids around me were all smiling, all seemingly happy to see us. All I saw was the misery of their condition, but they were just happy to be alive. Still, I couldn't help but feel guilty, feel that it was unfair, unjust...that I had a happy childhood, loved by my family...and those kids didn't have any of that. In a perfect world, every kid should have a happy childhood. But wishful thinking is all it is.

I have great respect and admiration for people who choose to live their lives serving others, who are missionaries, who choose to witness and live amongst misery, poverty, desolation...they have strength of will that I will never have. I cannot see suffering and despair every single day, all year round...it'll be my destruction, I know I'll just fall apart. I'll probably kill myself like the little girl did.

Honestly, Ms Grazie, when I see these things, esp. when it concerns little children...I still ask why. I still don't get it and I never will. I try to reason within myself, ma'g intellectualize, even tell myself about God and redemption and Heaven...but I witness suffering and it still knocks me breathless, and no amount of intellectualizing relieves that first wave of hopelessness I feel.

I still ask why. And I still don't get it. It's so hard to give reason to something so unreasonable.

You've convinced me, Ms Mari.

I vote for GEC being a man.

Quote from: Mari on November 10, 2007, 02:01:16 PM
u have such lovely eyes ms C2...laser sad

Na inspire ko's imong avatar Miss Mari, you are an artist.

Your picture paints a thousand words...

(hehehe, murag kanta)

Oh my...

This story is making me cry.

I was just fixing myself a peanut butter & jelly sandwich before I read this post, and I was thinking exactly the same thing. While I live in the relative comfort of knowing that there's always food on the table if I go hungry, I was thinking pila ka mga tawo sa Pinas, esp mga bata, ang nagkutoy ang tiyan nga wala'y gikaon, and the parents don't know where and how to get food to feed them.

Sometimes, I feel guilty about this. I ask myself, why should I live in relative comfort while others suffer? By comfort, I don't mean rich...I mean, comfort nga makakaon ka tulo sa usa ka adlaw. I feel guilty that I am able to eat enough to nourish me while others don't.

This is so depressing. My heart is crushed by this young girl's death.

Mo agree jud ko nimo Sir Jun Ayag,

Mike is a visionary.

Mao pud na akong na feel, sukad pa sa una...

GEC is a member of the female specie jud

That's when I tried the smoky eye, nga na palpak jud...

it was just a streak of black, no blending whatsoever

wala jud ko'y paglaum ma MA sa MAC ani

wahahaha

feeling



PS. I'll change my avie so you'll see what I'm talking about (palpak smoky eye)

Next year puhon miss belle,

paningkamotan nako,

sa summer na jud na,

hopefully by the end of July, I'll have my business straightened out,

and puede nako maka lakwatsa,

adto lagi ta's Vegas,

kitang mga girls ra, wala'y banana,

so we can get drunk and misbehave

hahaha joke

Hehehe!

Ka usa ra jud ko nahubog ever, and it was an embarrassing thing jud...

mao nga when I drink (which I do maybe once or twice a year), I limit myself to 1-2 glasses ra...

mao diay kamong duha ni miss bambi, so very young-looking kaayo mo,

mao diay na inyong sekreto

hehehe

Grabe jud diay imong exercise ha, ms belle.

Ingna imong banana to give you a massage to soothe your aching muscles.

Quote from: Bambi on November 10, 2007, 07:15:52 AM
I am shortly in "HEAVEN" having a 100% orgasm resulted from an intensive/ hot sex.  How about you? 

Hahaha! So very naughty kaayo si Miss Bambi

Friday is usually my favorite day of the week, but today was horrible. Sometimes, there are days when everything seems to go wrong. Today at work was one of those days.

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 09, 2007, 04:35:07 AM
My current goal:



This kind of body.

Hadlok man na, dong. Maskulado ra kaayo. Hehehe. Mura'g si Colossus from the X-Men.

Welcome, emlegaspo!

Enjoy your stay...

Welcome, White Butterfly!

I like your TB nickname.

Hehehe

Na obvious na hinuon nga wala'y GF si dodong karong mga panahona

kay dali kaayo ma "provoke"

hehehe joke lang dong

Thanks a bunch, Ms Bambs! Na touch jud ko...

I wanna go home waaaHhhHhh 

Liwat imong son nimo Ms Bambs, he's very smart ug lingaw kaayo ka estorya

and I suspect he knows more about the Philippines than I do

daghan sya mga information na share nko nga wala jud ko alamag

Ms Bambs, regards ko's imong guaffo nga son ha...ingna nga si Miss Ginger ang original nang regards...

Hehehe!

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 08, 2007, 04:51:18 PM
i know man...i want to plow her...

LOL lingaw man ka dong!

plow jud? mura'g farmer plowing the fields with your trusted kabaw?

Mao jud noh, Ms Grazie?

When I was younger, it was always me, me, me. We're a close-knit family, and I was lucky that I was spoiled by my family (in a good way). My uncles, aunts, lolos, lolas, even male cousins were always so generous to me...pero mao lagi, I was on the receiving end lang kanunay of their generosity. Now that I have an income of my own, I am able to return the favor bisan lang sa mga ginagmay nga butang, and it's a nice feeling that I am able to show my love for them in that way...through little things that may not have cost an arm and a leg, but filled with, as you said, lots of love.

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 08, 2007, 03:54:41 PM
Awwww. Cute.

Ikaw dong, unsa'y inyong theme song sa imong special someone?

Being that we were made in the likeness of God, all of us have inner beauty...even the most miserable people, even the so-called bad people nga pasaway sa katilingban...there will always be that inner light, inner beauty in our souls...

And that's why we are all beautiful...not everyone may appreciate it, but it's there...

I dunno kung theme song ba, but when I hear this song, I think of my hubby...

God Blessed the Broken Road -- Rascal Flatts

Na touch ko's imong gi ingon Miss Grazie, kadtong filled with love. I've been buying stuff here and there for my family pud para sa Christmas, and each thing I buy, ubay2x nga consideration pa kung maka gusto ba ang hingtungdan. I've never liked shopping, don't even enjoy buying groceries, and I hate shopping for outfits and other girly things, but lately akong nawong tua na sa malls kay mangita ug unsa'y maayo ipadala pinaskuhan. Tinuod jud ka, each item I purchased, a lot of thought and love went into that. Buying stuff for a loved one is so much more fulfilling than buying for oneself.

sobra pa sa military training, ashton...human na inyong filipino party? nag lechon mo? wala jud ka nangimbitar ai, andam na raba ko's kumbera

ms agnes, you're very pretty...your smile is pang-colgate.

Good night na pud ko!

Nyt nyt everyone!

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 07, 2007, 01:50:29 PM
hahahaha, very high pitched happy scream. YEA, it was one of those screams that you cover your mouth afterwards, hahahaha!

I wonder if the girls who heard your macho scream thought it was a mating call?

Ms Belle hehehe dili na ta puede ana...kang dodong lang na kay bata pa, flexible pa ang kalawasan ana...

kung kita, basin emergency room atong bagsak kay nanga piang na

dong: ka sexy btaw ni Christina, voluptuous! bootylicious jud hehehe...nag flashback ka with what happened with your high school teacher? 

ahehehehe!

patay ka kang kinsa dong?

hehehehe!

AgaaYYy! pakit-a ko sa banana ni Ms Grazie kay vitamin sa mata nang guaffo!

Hahaha!

Ms Grazie: dili ko familiar anang dapit sa XU, pero naay new barbecue place sa may luyo sa de Leon St, nga naay acoustic bands mag tukar kada gabii...lami kaayo mag kaon2x tinae minaw dayon sa tukar nilang Paolo Santos etc etc

Sa Cdo, pinaka paborito jud nko ang Jo's ug Dear Manok. Ning try baya ko'g barbecue ug manok dire Ms Grazie, akong gi sundog ang style sa Jo's, dili jud nko ma sundog ang lami. Huhuhu. Naa pud lami kaayo nga barbecuehan sa Agusan (duol2x sa Puerto) nga naa kilid sa dalan, inato kaayo'g style pero laaamiiii to da max! yum yum yum...

Ms Belle: joke ra to oist, hehehe, dili ni nako ibaylo si banana bisan bayloan pa'g kabaw



(Masuko na jud ni's Sir Benelynne kay iyang thread, sa pagkaon ra ning abot)

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 07, 2007, 02:11:24 PM
Italian accent diay? Awesome, did he have a mustache or something? LOL!
A wala lagi ko love life, 'te. Pero i did have a date this weekend. Mao ra lagi na....

Mura sya'g sidekick ni Tony Soprano. wahehehehe!

UyyYyy! dis-a man mo nag date? basin naay mag selos taga Dubai ha

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 07, 2007, 02:07:36 PM
uy! Another conference of the ladies of TB?....

And you know what they say when girls get together, dong? Male-bashing galore! And since we love you, you will be the 1st topic of our discussion come weekend. *wink*

jokes lang, dong! we love you!

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 07, 2007, 02:01:37 PM
LOL!!!!!! Mao ba because of Ms. Barretto?
Im dying laughing over here, yo!

Hahaha, forgive your ate for her pagka jologs, dodong. 

We were given a whole page of sauce combinations to choose from, they were all in Italian (naturally) and honestly, the only thing I recognized was primavera (source: Claudine Barretto), so mao ra jud to akong gi order. Also, the owner was there and he had a thick Italian accent, I didn't wanna embarrass myself by mispronouncing an Italian word.



Dong, musta imong lovelife? Now that your research is a success, you need to kick back, relax and enjoy your lovelife. Flavored thingies, anyone? Hahaha! Joke lang dong!

Quote from: ms da binsi on November 07, 2007, 01:59:31 PM
kalami adtoooo!

ang bruschetta gyud akong giganahan naminaw, ganahan kaayo ko ana labi na ug baga ang panit sa bread...

BTW i had a wonderful day, chat with Grazz, Happy, Asian, Hazel kadiyut and we missed you gajud, wished it was a weekend kay tawgon gyud tika para maka apil sa chismis... it was gloamy day and windy... were getting chilly nowadays...

Bitaw, I miss you all na jud, uwahi na kaayo ko sa mga chismis. Naa diay ka'y mga new chismax diha?

UyyYyy, murag naa ko'y na feel nga naa ka'y kontrobersyal nga chikka. Aminin!

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 07, 2007, 01:53:58 PM
Hahahahaha! primavera?? Kuyawa pood na uy! Dining like royalty diay, 'te?
Ka cute pood nimo uy, you know i bet the ravioli was good---was it stuffed with cheese n stuff? hahaha sus..na hungry na pood ko...sigoro next weekend ill have to try what you had. Yum yum yum diay? Ma inspired pood ko in your use of words uy, hahahaha very...primal.

Hahaha! Don't get the primavera, dong. Lami man siya, pero wala'y meat.    I need meat, I can't be happy without it. Pag take pics ha when you go out to eat this weekend, para mag laway pud ko. Hehehe.

(I only ordered the primavera sauce coz I remembered Claudine Barretto saying it was her fave, I was totally clueless about what to order)

Quote from: ms da binsi on November 07, 2007, 01:48:31 PM
Agay kalami sa ravioli C2.. hmmm...

unsay sulod sa ravioli?

Hehehe, wala raba ko ka sure kung beef or pork ba, basta karne jud to. Hehehe. Sorry Miss Belle, ignoy jud ko'g Italian food, don't know the details. Pero lami btaw oist, 1st time pa nko nakakaon adto, it was loaded with clumps of soft cheese on top, unya gi pun-an pa jud ug parmesan cheese...agaYyyy! gi gutom hinuon ko da

How was your day, Madame?  

Miss Grazie: kaluoy sa bata, ning reklamo jud intawon, napul-an kaon tiil sa manok. Ako diay Ms Grazie, lamian kaayo ko'g tinae sa manok nga gi barbecue, yum yum yum

Miss Belle: Ka nindot anang imong banana oi, mura man ka'g rayna sa kingdom. Hehehe. Naa na'y kaluha kay mag upgrade ko? Ahahaha! Joke!

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 07, 2007, 01:33:10 PM
To God be all glory, all that I do and strive for are because of him, Ate ethylene. How was your ravioli?
Had  wine with it?

I was tempted nga mo order wine, dodong, pero mahal man gud. Hehehe. I just had sweet tea w/ lemon. Banana's ravioli was really, really good. The resto had an open floor plan, makit-an nimo ang kitchen and the chef nga nagluto sa imong food, and they make their own pasta, so fresh and lami jud. I had fettucine primavera, it was ok lang. But the bruschetta was yum yum yum! The best thing pa jud, barato ra ilang presyo.

Sorry dong ha, TMI na kaayo ko, I just get so flustered when I talk about food. I'll try to lessen my carb intake na, kay na inspire ko sa imong sexy body...magpa sexy na pud ko.

Quote from: grazie7y on November 07, 2007, 01:33:28 PM
I am glad you mentioned Frog's avatar, ms. c2.  I told Gemma I am afraid what to see if I use magnifying lens. hahahah

LOL! Murag hidden treasure jud ni Yamashita imong ma discover Ms Grazie...

Quote from: grazie7y on November 07, 2007, 01:26:18 PM
Yes, kanang corn grits.  Naa gani nay white or yellow in a box in the baking section of your grocery store.  It's better man gud to eat corn instead of always eating rice especially for diabetics like my dear hubby coz dili man dali ma convert into simple sugar ang corn.  Their food is actually simple.  Sometimes, instead of Ugali, I make Githeri.  It's a mixture of equal parts of whole kernel corn (the hard ones) and beans, boiled to tender.  I like their Sukuma Wiki.  Mura lang na sya gulay na collared greens gisubakan ug leftover carne or fish.  Btw, Sukuma Wiki means "push the week" - actually ang gi push ang family food budget.

It's very similar diay to Pinoy food in that respect noh? Kita gi utilize man jud nato tanan parts sa isda or manok, baboy or baka...push the week pud and Pinoy cuisine.

dong, sus ka macho ba diay nimo...hehehehe!

mikey: guaffo imong cousin, pero mas na-intriga ko sa imong avatar! hahaha! kontrobersyal!

Hurray for the research dodong! I bet you're euphoric right now, mao na'y fruit of your labor...all those hours nga imong gi gahin, it's all worth it. Congrats, dong!

Quote from: Mari on November 07, 2007, 01:15:11 PM
wala na kay Mike will be leaving for Thailand. Adto nasad mi mag EB sa Bangkok and when we return in December EB nasad with those who are coming home for the holiday

Basta i-andam imong camera kanunay Miss Mari kay basin pa diay magpatimaw si GEC sa iyang misteryosong hulagway. Just wear a sunflower (coz of the yellow color) on your hair para silbing signal for GEC to come out, come out wherever he is.

(I dunno what's with GEC and the color yellow, basin supporter ni siya ni Cory)

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 07, 2007, 12:52:39 PM
I screamed today after having positive results in the bio laboratory.
Well it was a masculine kind of scream, you know..very machismo ...hahahaha!

hehehe, unsa nga klase nga scream, dong? Murag Tarzan or George of the Jungle?

Joke!

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 07, 2007, 12:51:22 PM
hahaha saba! tribal war dance da
So do i need my Kriss ? Mao ba 'te, sexy diay na? Maybe you should get your bana to dance for you eh...LOL

Hahaha, he tries to dance sometimes dodong. Pero iyang sayaw breakdancing-ala-Jacko nga murag na kuryentehan. Magsakit jud akong tiyan katawa.

Quote from: grazie7y on November 07, 2007, 01:06:25 PM
The easiest, Ms. C2, kanang ilang ginatawag na Ugali (sounds familiar ba? )  It's actually a nilung-ag na binlod with a little olive oil and salt.  Kaila la binlod?  Kna bitaw mura numero 14 na mais.  I think that's their equivalent to polenta in Italian cuisine.

Mapalit na sa grocery store dire ang binlod? That was my fave too sa Bohol sa una, lami kaayo na butangan mantika ug toyo, lami pud kaayo na i-pares sa inun-unan. Yum yum yum! So kanang Ugali, just cook the binlod, then mix with olive oil and salt? Is there any particular Kenyan meat dish that you like?

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 07, 2007, 01:01:22 PM
Wow, very nice choice of cologne for your brother in law, he'll love it! I tried my cologne this weekend, and i really like it because the Burberry Touch came with a package; it includes the cologne and the after shave cream. Which i used today in lab..hahahaha! I tried the Armani Attitude, which is really musky and so hard hard smell. Its very powerful at first, but after 15-20 minutes, the hard scent subsides and its so sexy, yo. Btw, when i was in the mall, i did try on the brand that you recommended, i liked it---it was very sweet--a bit similar to Bulgari, i was considering to buy it 'te but had to control myself from overspending. My date bought the new Star Eau De Parfum Spray Refillable.

Unsa man nang Star Eau de Parfum, dong? Karon pa lagi ko naka dungog ana? I bought baya Armani Black Code for my brother coz I trust your taste. Hehehe. I did go to the dept. store and akong gi test ang scent, sakto ka dong, ang Armani kay strong kaayo at first, but the base notes smell wonderful.

Quote from: Mari on November 07, 2007, 01:00:00 PM
Ging naa diay koy video for you ni Sigbin singing dedicated to u...pastilaan gigitik jud mi. kung mapost palang lagi diri

I-post sa YouTube, Miss Mari.

Quote from: Mari on November 07, 2007, 12:56:20 PM
na nabuntagan jud mi miss C2. kung wa pa lagi to silay mga work the following day, masidlakan jud sa adlaw. kape to the max. lingaw au oi murag dugay ng kaila ba

Isn't that the best thing in the world? Fun, exciting, stimulating conversations with friends over coffee?

Apil ko na excited sa inyong EB.

Hi Ms Grazie!

Pag share pud ug Kenyan recipes, para maka try pud mi'g prepare.

Sus na imagine na nako unsa ni ka humot si dodong...

Maong daghan na magnet nga mga tsiks



Dodong, I bought Lacoste Pour Homme ganina kay gi sale, barato nalang, I couldn't believe my luck! I'm gonna give it to my brod-in-law for Xmas. It was my first time naka simhot adto, gihumotan kaayo ko. Naka try naka ana nga cologne dong? How'd you like it?

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 06, 2007, 08:56:31 PM
Hawaiian music? Really?

***starts dancing the loo auu** hahahaha! NOT! Ya right..as if i would dance that...

Oist dodong, kanang mga lalake btaw nga mag sayaw anang Hawaiian native dance, murag tribal war dance or something...

they look very sexy baya

Quote from: Mari on November 07, 2007, 12:41:10 PM
idlas kaau si GEC ms C2

Miss Mari, bilib ko sa imong powers...

ang ka idlas ni Mr GEC, ikaw ra'y maka dakop ana



Tinuod nga na abot ug 5 am inyong EB, Ms Mari? Kuyawa oi, walang tulugan diay?

Mao diay hina akong comprehension kay dili man ko breastfed sa baby pa ko.

Yes, looks do matter. No matter how vehemently we proclaim otherwise.