Quote from: Bohol Philippines on April 24, 2007, 03:44:41 PM
TATAY: bagsak na pod ka! Pareho unta ka ni Pedro cgeng ka honor!
Anak: Unfair pud kon itandi ko nimo ni Pedro, Tay..
TATAY: Ngano man?
Anak: Brayt baya iyang tatay!
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#2501
Jokes and Humor / Re: Bagsak na pud!
June 21, 2007, 04:08:03 AM
#2502
Quotable Quotes / Re: My Favorite Quote
June 21, 2007, 03:36:24 AMQuote from: yadz26 on June 09, 2007, 12:36:36 AMa nice one i like it..
The best and most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even heard, but must be felt with the heart.
- Helen Keller
#2503
Health and Food / Re: Got a Mosquito Bite?
June 21, 2007, 03:34:23 AM
ha ha ha ghost, naa bay daghan diha.. pwerti raba na.. dili gyod sila mawala dayon.. basta naa pay etlog. 
#2504
Philippine Business News / Re: Bohol Mayor Passes Away (newly elected)
June 21, 2007, 03:32:06 AM
Condolences to the Family of the late new elect Mayor. Jaime Quibel
#2505
Philippine Business News / Re: Youngest Philippine mayor is in Bohol?
June 21, 2007, 03:29:29 AM
agree with you julai..
#2506
How To Tips / Re: Things You Can Do To Help Your Career...
June 21, 2007, 03:25:27 AM
Hello mga SANO ug SANA, welcome to the real world.Enjoying it or not enjoying it? You made all the choices along the way. And, I know that each choice you made was the best you could make at the time. You will do the same thing now. You will look at your alternatives and make whatever you consider to be the best choice. Remember that, remember what you have done with your life. You are proud of your family, proud of the life you have lived...for it was lived with the best in you. What direction will your life now take...whatever direction you want it to take. You are, after all, the master of your own destiny. You have learned how to love yourself, to accept yourself as you are, without judgment. When you have learned to love yourself you can take on any challenge in the universe. Go for it.
#2507
Loon - Bohol / Re: Flash Report: TORNADO HITS BOHOL...
June 21, 2007, 03:17:10 AM
tnx mike for the info, bihira nako maka open sa news site kay diri nako naka atubang kay completo.
#2508
Question and Answer / Re: If you were to perform in the circus, what would you do?
June 20, 2007, 02:23:24 PM
ill do a joggler 
#2509
Question and Answer / Re: If you could have had the starring role in one film already made...
June 20, 2007, 01:43:43 PMQuote from: yadz26 on June 20, 2007, 01:35:42 PMdaghan nata yadz..
it's LOVERS IN PARIS..
i like this one.., very funny!
#2510
Question and Answer / Re: What if you die today
June 20, 2007, 01:41:56 PM
I have eternal life through Jesus Christ....sooo I know where I'd be. God Bless.
"God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in him shall not perish, but have everlasting life". - (Jn. 3:16)
"He believes on me has everlasting life".- Jesus.. (Jn. 6:47)
"God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believes in him shall not perish, but have everlasting life". - (Jn. 3:16)
"He believes on me has everlasting life".- Jesus.. (Jn. 6:47)
#2511
Question and Answer / Re: How to make the perfect sunny-side up egg?
June 20, 2007, 01:36:28 PMQuote from: yadz26 on June 20, 2007, 12:43:03 PMok.. solve..he he he
yup, kwek-kwek
abi nako mao na gi mean sa bbq egg..
#2512
Question and Answer / Re: If you could have had the starring role in one film already made...
June 20, 2007, 01:34:39 PM
Carlo.. "Love in Paris" ajaaaa...
#2513
Business and Economy / Re: Counting the Chickens
June 20, 2007, 01:02:53 PM
I refer to the story of the man who ran in the bear cage yelling "If there is a God, no bears will attack me." He was mauled and killed. God does not alter reality or ensure that good things will happen, and I don't think there is anything in the Bible that would suggest that. All will turn out as it must IN THE END, as The End is already written, but the path that leads there is one that includes as much disappointment and suffering as it does bliss and joy. These things are here to test us. Does anyone believe great suffering and horrible atrocities only happen to people who deserve it? Could you convince a 9/11 widow or someone displaced by tsunami or hurricane of that? Of course not. Bad things are a part of life, and having faith in God does not mean having unwarranted optimism in an outcome that you hope for. Having faith in God is having faith that, whether the chickens hatch or not, the final outcome reflects the Will of God and will lead to His Will being done in the end.
#2514
Business and Economy / Re: Women Getting Richer
June 20, 2007, 12:57:03 PMQuote from: yadz26 on June 20, 2007, 12:54:34 PMha ha yads, malas nila dili ako matikman... toinks..
i bet dili jud sila pakita nimo...lolz!
#2515
Weird and Extreme / Re: Hotties at Men's Urinals
June 20, 2007, 12:51:31 PM
ehemmm mike, yung black n white na picture..
#2516
Question and Answer / Re: How to make the perfect sunny-side up egg?
June 20, 2007, 12:20:51 PM
kwek kwek man tawag ana sa manila , kanang etlog na orange na gi fried..
#2517
Weird and Extreme / Re: Hotties at Men's Urinals
June 20, 2007, 11:50:24 AM
at present public toilet
#2518
Family & Parenting / Re: Bana seloso kaayo
June 20, 2007, 11:34:00 AM
ha ha ha tnx, dili na trio ug naako.. cuadro na..
#2521
Bohol Tourism | Bohol Travel & Tour / Re: Bohol kinilaw ug sinugba
June 20, 2007, 11:26:41 AMQuote from: Ghost on June 19, 2007, 01:33:42 AMsa mga ilocano i-apil ng tae maoy himoong papait ok raman sya basta init lang..
diha sad kaisa nagluto mi ug papaitan amo giapil ang bitok pati ang tae ug luto para pait gyud ba! aw lami sad diay pud!eheheheh! yum yum! yummmmmyyyyy!
#2522
Family & Parenting / Re: Bana seloso kaayo
June 20, 2007, 11:22:14 AM
annulment ang tsada cguro aron pwedi ka magpakasal ug otro..
#2523
Family & Parenting / Re: Take a closer peek @ Mr. Admin
June 20, 2007, 11:20:40 AM
na wala gyod ang mga picture...wala madala ug Motion..gibasura sa taga private prosecutor..
#2524
Jokes and Humor / Re: Ice, Ice, Ice pa..
June 20, 2007, 11:17:37 AM
mao man gyod na natong taga bohol maka uli gani UG fiesta sa barko palang dili man gyod mawala ng inom.. pero sa kanhiay pana sya wala paman cube ICE sauna karon naana man.. WORRY FREE
#2526
Introduce Yourself / Re: Greetings!
June 20, 2007, 11:06:08 AM
wb nits, feel at home... u r welcome my friends CWLians.. 
#2527
Love Talk / Re: Quotation of the Hour
June 20, 2007, 10:49:08 AM
The 1 1/2 hr of silence is to signify the seriousness, importance and awesomeness of the judgments to come..
#2528
Maribojoc - Bohol / Re: A town named after a tree known as Maribojoc (Bohol)
June 20, 2007, 09:47:07 AM
tumpak mike, thanks..
#2529
Question and Answer / Re: If you could have any job in the world, which one would you want?
June 20, 2007, 09:43:11 AM
for me i stick my profession...until i die.. he he he
#2530
Jokes and Humor / Para sa mga Bisdak
June 20, 2007, 01:18:17 AM
tatay: anak, paliti kog softdrinks
anak: coke o pepsi?
tatay: coke...
anak: diet o regular?
tatay: regular...
anak: bote o can?
tatay: bote...
anak: 8 oz. o litro?
tatay: ahhh....tubig na lang
anak: natural o mineral?
tatay: mineral...
anak: bugnaw o dili?
tatay: lambusan ta man ka aning silhig ron...
anak: lanot o tukog?
tatay: layas!!!...layas! !!...
anak: karon o ugma?
tatay: karon na!!!
anak: imo ko ihatud o dili?
anak: coke o pepsi?
tatay: coke...
anak: diet o regular?
tatay: regular...
anak: bote o can?
tatay: bote...
anak: 8 oz. o litro?
tatay: ahhh....tubig na lang
anak: natural o mineral?
tatay: mineral...
anak: bugnaw o dili?
tatay: lambusan ta man ka aning silhig ron...
anak: lanot o tukog?
tatay: layas!!!...layas! !!...
anak: karon o ugma?
tatay: karon na!!!
anak: imo ko ihatud o dili?
#2531
Jokes and Humor / Ice, Ice, Ice pa..
June 20, 2007, 01:12:48 AM
Nahitabo kini niadtong mga dekada 70 diin ang mga barko gikan sa Manila mudagan ug lima ka adlaw bag-o muabot diri sa Dakbayan sa BOHOL. Pwerting hinaya, makasugat gani ug
bukong, makalikay pa!
Adunay upat ka mga barkada ga-inom sulod sa ilang kabin unya nahutdan
sila ug ice. Gitawag nila ang steward ug nangayo
sila ug ice.
Steward : Wala ra ba mi ice diri sir! (pinasingka
nga pagkatubag)
Barkada : Unsa? Hatagan ka namo ug P20.00, dad-i mi
ug ice.
Kuwarta na gud na, midali-dali ug dagan ang steward
ug nahibalik
human sa kinse minutos, gahangos nga nagkanayon,
Di-a na inyong ice sir, o.
Paglabay sa pipila ka oras nga gasigi sila ug inom,
nahurot na pud
ang ilang ice. Sama sa gihapon, gitawag nila ang
steward ug
gitunulan nila ug P50.00. Abtik sad gihapon nga
midagan ug mibalik
ang steward nga gadala na ug ice.
Sa pagpadayon nila ug inom, nahutdan na pud sila ug
ice. Sa ika-tulo
ka higayon, nag pa presyo na gyud ang steward. Dili
na musogot.
Napugos ang barkada ug tunol ug P75.00. Mikaratil ug
dagan ang
steward ug pag balik gadala na ug ice. Wala mag
dugay, nahurot na
pud ang ice.
Ug sa ika-upat ka higayon, gitawag na pud nila ang
steward.
Steward : Lisod naman nang inyong gisugo nako sir,
barko gud ni.
Walay tindahan dinhi uy! Bisan ug pila pa ang inyong
ihatag nako
sir, dili na gyud ko.
Barkada : Walay lisod-lisod diha, o niay P500.00,
hala lakaw na!
(medyo hubog na! dili na maminaw ug rason!)
Pagkakita sa P500.00, nag duha-duha ang steward apan
natintal gayud
ug dawat.
Steward : (nagkurog nga nagsulti) Sssssiiggee sirrr,
pero kong
mmaaabbaahhoo tung MINATAY didto sa ubos, wala koy
lllaaabboott haaa?
......duhh! nahuwasan ang upat ka barkada ..... na
hala pamugos pa!
bukong, makalikay pa!
Adunay upat ka mga barkada ga-inom sulod sa ilang kabin unya nahutdan
sila ug ice. Gitawag nila ang steward ug nangayo
sila ug ice.
Steward : Wala ra ba mi ice diri sir! (pinasingka
nga pagkatubag)
Barkada : Unsa? Hatagan ka namo ug P20.00, dad-i mi
ug ice.
Kuwarta na gud na, midali-dali ug dagan ang steward
ug nahibalik
human sa kinse minutos, gahangos nga nagkanayon,
Di-a na inyong ice sir, o.
Paglabay sa pipila ka oras nga gasigi sila ug inom,
nahurot na pud
ang ilang ice. Sama sa gihapon, gitawag nila ang
steward ug
gitunulan nila ug P50.00. Abtik sad gihapon nga
midagan ug mibalik
ang steward nga gadala na ug ice.
Sa pagpadayon nila ug inom, nahutdan na pud sila ug
ice. Sa ika-tulo
ka higayon, nag pa presyo na gyud ang steward. Dili
na musogot.
Napugos ang barkada ug tunol ug P75.00. Mikaratil ug
dagan ang
steward ug pag balik gadala na ug ice. Wala mag
dugay, nahurot na
pud ang ice.
Ug sa ika-upat ka higayon, gitawag na pud nila ang
steward.
Steward : Lisod naman nang inyong gisugo nako sir,
barko gud ni.
Walay tindahan dinhi uy! Bisan ug pila pa ang inyong
ihatag nako
sir, dili na gyud ko.
Barkada : Walay lisod-lisod diha, o niay P500.00,
hala lakaw na!
(medyo hubog na! dili na maminaw ug rason!)
Pagkakita sa P500.00, nag duha-duha ang steward apan
natintal gayud
ug dawat.
Steward : (nagkurog nga nagsulti) Sssssiiggee sirrr,
pero kong
mmaaabbaahhoo tung MINATAY didto sa ubos, wala koy
lllaaabboott haaa?
......duhh! nahuwasan ang upat ka barkada ..... na
hala pamugos pa!
#2532
Philippine Daily News / PINOYS vs. FILIPINOS - (A Guide for Character Change)
June 20, 2007, 01:02:45 AM
Pinoys love mimicry, that is, to adhere to form rather than
substance, to ape the ways of others without understanding why.
Pinoys are the security guards, for instance, who go through the
useless exercise of frisking shoppers at malls because of
purported "terrorist" threat. Or, they are those who merely parrot
catch phrases like "democratic processes", "peaceful change", "rule
of law" and believe that we are a democracy just because we have
elections.
Filipinos can distinguish between what is real and what is mere
charade. They know that "terrorism" is a spectre created to justify
repression. They clearly see that democracy in this country is a
parody, "democratic processes" are held hostage by the ruling elite
to be used for their purposes, "peaceful change" is impossible,
the "rule of law" illusory, and, elections are simply the means to
choose who among the contending thieves and charlatans are given the
prerogative to steal and fool the people for the next term in
office.
============ ========= ========= =========
Pinoys find security in the safe, familiar, tested, conventional and
conservative. They eschew all forms of original thought. Bold new
ideas especially frighten them. Hence, many Pinoys simply withdraw
into the familiar environs of their private lives rather than respond
to national crises. And Pinoys who do show concern simply revert to
old concepts and methods, like the EDSA model for "revolutions" and
the reformist or parliamentary path in transforming Philippine
society. They proudly herald these as the "democratic" , "non-violent"
or even "Christian" way.
Filipinos do not let fear hinder them from navigating unchartered
waters or blazing new paths, not for its own sake though, but because
of a deep understanding of reality. Hence, Filipinos exert effort in
studying the situation, comprehending the causes of national
problems, formulate intelligent solutions and act on them.
============ ========= ========= =========
Pinoys have abandoned any capacity for critical thought, which is a
logical corollary of their failure to appreciate new ideas. They
think on the basis of narrow-minded bias and prejudice without
testing their long-standing beliefs. And if ever they do criticize,
that is in order to dismiss, nay, virulently condemn, revolutionary
ideas just because they are unfamiliar.
Filipinos are ever conscious of the need to criticize not only other
viewpoints but even their own. They constantly seek validation from
ever-changing situations, wants and needs and are not afraid to adapt
and accept error. Filipinos do not hesitate to learn from others and
others' experiences.
============ ========= ========= =========
For Pinoys, the path towards national salvation lies in choosing the
right person, a sort of messiah, to lead the country. Pinoys do not
wish to make sacrifices and take active participation in the task for
national liberation but are content in leaving the responsibility to
a particular political candidate or popular leader.
Filipinos decide and act on the basis of ideals and principles and
not personalities. For them, the primodial question is not "WHO" will
lead but "WHAT" are we fighting for? Filipinos believe that once
their ideology and advocacies have been defined, the rise of
particular leaders will inevitably follow. It is through the struggle
that leaders are molded and recognized. Leaders are not simply
groomed and appointed.
============ ========= ========= =========
Pinoys take the reductionist approach in analyzing national problems
by simplifying their causes and solutions, i.e. "the country is poor
because of lack of discipline", "if we only learn to follow simple
traffic rules and pay taxes, we can be prosperous".
Filipinos take time to study, analyze and think. They have the
ability to trace the causes of national problems to their social,
economic and political bases and can integrate them in order to find
meaningful solutions.
============ ========= ========= ========
For Pinoys, unity or reconciliation is the greatest social
value. "Magkaisa" is their most popular slogan. By that they mean the
total absence of any form of conflict or disagreement over
principles. Pinoys would rather desist in asserting their rights
than "disturb the peace" or compromise their convictions for the sake
of harmonizing contradictory principles.
Filipinos would fight and die for their convictions rather than
compromise. Unity is not an option if the end result is the
toleration of wrong, injustice and oppression or the dilution of
values. Through conflict they are able to test the strength and
validity of their ideals and expose the moral bankruptcy of the
people's enemies.
============ ========= ========= =========
Pinoys achieve peace through self-delusion that nothing is wrong even
if evil already stares them in the face. Their greatest condemnation
is reserved for those "disturbers of the peace" who challenge the
unjust status quo rather than for those who perpetrate injustice
through the quiet apathy of the many.
For Filipinos, peace can only be achieved through the final triumph
of righteousness, truth and justice in the struggle against evil,
lies and injustice. Peace therefore is not to evade struggle and
conflict but to traverse their course towards a rightful conclusion.
============ ========= ========= ========
The Pinoys' doctrine of "non-violence" is nothing more than an
attempt to avoid violence and physical harm against their persons. It
is an excuse for cowardice and passivity.
Filipinos respect non-violence as an active, not passive, form of
struggle that confronts rather than avoids the violence of a
repressive State. Filipinos, though, are not as narrow-minded as to
dogmatically accept non-violence as the only valid form of struggle.
============ ========= ========= ========= ===
The Pinoys' primary concern during times of national crises is to
secure their families and personal careers. The country's affairs
take secondary, if not, zero importance.
Filipinos realize that family and personal affairs cannot be
insulated from the problems of the entire country. It is impossible
to create a secure and prosperous private enclave within the broader
context of national poverty.
============ ========= ========= =========
The Pinoys also have their activists. But these Pinoy activists are
content only in organizing or attending various meetings, dialogues
and fora to discuss the national situation. They sincerely believe
that by doing so they are already participating in the movement to
revolutionize Philippine society. They use these gatherings as
a "feel good" exercise in order to conceal their apparent cowardice
and hesitation to risk their own skin in active struggle.
Filipino activists take the struggle to the streets, the organized
communities, and the hills, if necessary, as much as to discussion
groups and meetings. For them, it is through genuine sacrifice that
they can work for the transformation of Philippine society.
============ ========= ========= =========
There are also peculiar characteristics of Pinoy activists who are
young. They are a brood who protest too much and condemn almost all
that is happening in the country. But they protest only in front of
the television, or through internet blogs and e-mail groups, cursing
to high heavens the corruption of politicians. They remain in the
relative comforts of their homes and find meaningful political
dissent in virtual reality.
Young Filipino activists likewise find the internet useful to
disseminate ideas. However, they do not remain there. They explore
ways to go beyond the comforts of their homes as they actively work
with the masses to achieve the aims of the struggle. They engage in
continuous study but at the same time are not hesitant to take up the
challenges of the times even if these would entail great sacrifices.
============ ========= ========= =========
Older Pinoys are a self-righteous lot. They have declared as
archenemies all independent- minded young people who dare to dream and
hold firm to values and ideals. Their classic lines are: "Naku napag-
daanan na namin yan", "Papunta pa lang kayo pabalik na kami", "Marami
pa kayong bigas na kakainin". Their remaining purpose in life is to
justify the follies of their generation by discouraging the younger
generations from achieving something better and thus expose their
failures.
Elder Filipinos respect and even admire the younger generations for
their courage to embrace new ideas. They do not parade past failures
before the younger generations as perfect examples of how dreams end
in futility. Instead they guide the younger generations to learn from
their mistakes in order to help them fulfill the historical
aspirations of the people.
============ ========= ========= =========
Pinoys celebrate the unique ways of their damaged culture by proudly
proclaiming "Iba ang Pinoy!", "Yan ang Pinoy!" as if the sheer
mediocrity of their character as a people is a source of national
pride.
Filipinos believe that pride does not spring solely from
being "unique". In fact, some features of Philippine culture are a
cause of shame. Filipinos strive instead to create a counter-culture
by upholding the values and principles fought for by national heroes
like Andres Bonifacio, Antonio Luna, Apolinario Mabini and Ninoy
Aquino.
============ ========= ========= =========
Pinoys are the only people who enjoy calling themselves by their
pejorative reference. Neither African-Americans call
themselves "Niggers", nor Chinese-Filipinos "Tsekwa". But Pinoys love
calling themselves "Pinoys". Worse, they do not even realize the
derogatory implications of the term.
Filipinos are proud to be called by a single name --- "FILIPINOS".
============ ========= ========= =========
CALL YOURSELVES FILIPINOS
AND BUILD A NEW NATION..
( Philippine Union of Nationalists for Liberation )
substance, to ape the ways of others without understanding why.
Pinoys are the security guards, for instance, who go through the
useless exercise of frisking shoppers at malls because of
purported "terrorist" threat. Or, they are those who merely parrot
catch phrases like "democratic processes", "peaceful change", "rule
of law" and believe that we are a democracy just because we have
elections.
Filipinos can distinguish between what is real and what is mere
charade. They know that "terrorism" is a spectre created to justify
repression. They clearly see that democracy in this country is a
parody, "democratic processes" are held hostage by the ruling elite
to be used for their purposes, "peaceful change" is impossible,
the "rule of law" illusory, and, elections are simply the means to
choose who among the contending thieves and charlatans are given the
prerogative to steal and fool the people for the next term in
office.
============ ========= ========= =========
Pinoys find security in the safe, familiar, tested, conventional and
conservative. They eschew all forms of original thought. Bold new
ideas especially frighten them. Hence, many Pinoys simply withdraw
into the familiar environs of their private lives rather than respond
to national crises. And Pinoys who do show concern simply revert to
old concepts and methods, like the EDSA model for "revolutions" and
the reformist or parliamentary path in transforming Philippine
society. They proudly herald these as the "democratic" , "non-violent"
or even "Christian" way.
Filipinos do not let fear hinder them from navigating unchartered
waters or blazing new paths, not for its own sake though, but because
of a deep understanding of reality. Hence, Filipinos exert effort in
studying the situation, comprehending the causes of national
problems, formulate intelligent solutions and act on them.
============ ========= ========= =========
Pinoys have abandoned any capacity for critical thought, which is a
logical corollary of their failure to appreciate new ideas. They
think on the basis of narrow-minded bias and prejudice without
testing their long-standing beliefs. And if ever they do criticize,
that is in order to dismiss, nay, virulently condemn, revolutionary
ideas just because they are unfamiliar.
Filipinos are ever conscious of the need to criticize not only other
viewpoints but even their own. They constantly seek validation from
ever-changing situations, wants and needs and are not afraid to adapt
and accept error. Filipinos do not hesitate to learn from others and
others' experiences.
============ ========= ========= =========
For Pinoys, the path towards national salvation lies in choosing the
right person, a sort of messiah, to lead the country. Pinoys do not
wish to make sacrifices and take active participation in the task for
national liberation but are content in leaving the responsibility to
a particular political candidate or popular leader.
Filipinos decide and act on the basis of ideals and principles and
not personalities. For them, the primodial question is not "WHO" will
lead but "WHAT" are we fighting for? Filipinos believe that once
their ideology and advocacies have been defined, the rise of
particular leaders will inevitably follow. It is through the struggle
that leaders are molded and recognized. Leaders are not simply
groomed and appointed.
============ ========= ========= =========
Pinoys take the reductionist approach in analyzing national problems
by simplifying their causes and solutions, i.e. "the country is poor
because of lack of discipline", "if we only learn to follow simple
traffic rules and pay taxes, we can be prosperous".
Filipinos take time to study, analyze and think. They have the
ability to trace the causes of national problems to their social,
economic and political bases and can integrate them in order to find
meaningful solutions.
============ ========= ========= ========
For Pinoys, unity or reconciliation is the greatest social
value. "Magkaisa" is their most popular slogan. By that they mean the
total absence of any form of conflict or disagreement over
principles. Pinoys would rather desist in asserting their rights
than "disturb the peace" or compromise their convictions for the sake
of harmonizing contradictory principles.
Filipinos would fight and die for their convictions rather than
compromise. Unity is not an option if the end result is the
toleration of wrong, injustice and oppression or the dilution of
values. Through conflict they are able to test the strength and
validity of their ideals and expose the moral bankruptcy of the
people's enemies.
============ ========= ========= =========
Pinoys achieve peace through self-delusion that nothing is wrong even
if evil already stares them in the face. Their greatest condemnation
is reserved for those "disturbers of the peace" who challenge the
unjust status quo rather than for those who perpetrate injustice
through the quiet apathy of the many.
For Filipinos, peace can only be achieved through the final triumph
of righteousness, truth and justice in the struggle against evil,
lies and injustice. Peace therefore is not to evade struggle and
conflict but to traverse their course towards a rightful conclusion.
============ ========= ========= ========
The Pinoys' doctrine of "non-violence" is nothing more than an
attempt to avoid violence and physical harm against their persons. It
is an excuse for cowardice and passivity.
Filipinos respect non-violence as an active, not passive, form of
struggle that confronts rather than avoids the violence of a
repressive State. Filipinos, though, are not as narrow-minded as to
dogmatically accept non-violence as the only valid form of struggle.
============ ========= ========= ========= ===
The Pinoys' primary concern during times of national crises is to
secure their families and personal careers. The country's affairs
take secondary, if not, zero importance.
Filipinos realize that family and personal affairs cannot be
insulated from the problems of the entire country. It is impossible
to create a secure and prosperous private enclave within the broader
context of national poverty.
============ ========= ========= =========
The Pinoys also have their activists. But these Pinoy activists are
content only in organizing or attending various meetings, dialogues
and fora to discuss the national situation. They sincerely believe
that by doing so they are already participating in the movement to
revolutionize Philippine society. They use these gatherings as
a "feel good" exercise in order to conceal their apparent cowardice
and hesitation to risk their own skin in active struggle.
Filipino activists take the struggle to the streets, the organized
communities, and the hills, if necessary, as much as to discussion
groups and meetings. For them, it is through genuine sacrifice that
they can work for the transformation of Philippine society.
============ ========= ========= =========
There are also peculiar characteristics of Pinoy activists who are
young. They are a brood who protest too much and condemn almost all
that is happening in the country. But they protest only in front of
the television, or through internet blogs and e-mail groups, cursing
to high heavens the corruption of politicians. They remain in the
relative comforts of their homes and find meaningful political
dissent in virtual reality.
Young Filipino activists likewise find the internet useful to
disseminate ideas. However, they do not remain there. They explore
ways to go beyond the comforts of their homes as they actively work
with the masses to achieve the aims of the struggle. They engage in
continuous study but at the same time are not hesitant to take up the
challenges of the times even if these would entail great sacrifices.
============ ========= ========= =========
Older Pinoys are a self-righteous lot. They have declared as
archenemies all independent- minded young people who dare to dream and
hold firm to values and ideals. Their classic lines are: "Naku napag-
daanan na namin yan", "Papunta pa lang kayo pabalik na kami", "Marami
pa kayong bigas na kakainin". Their remaining purpose in life is to
justify the follies of their generation by discouraging the younger
generations from achieving something better and thus expose their
failures.
Elder Filipinos respect and even admire the younger generations for
their courage to embrace new ideas. They do not parade past failures
before the younger generations as perfect examples of how dreams end
in futility. Instead they guide the younger generations to learn from
their mistakes in order to help them fulfill the historical
aspirations of the people.
============ ========= ========= =========
Pinoys celebrate the unique ways of their damaged culture by proudly
proclaiming "Iba ang Pinoy!", "Yan ang Pinoy!" as if the sheer
mediocrity of their character as a people is a source of national
pride.
Filipinos believe that pride does not spring solely from
being "unique". In fact, some features of Philippine culture are a
cause of shame. Filipinos strive instead to create a counter-culture
by upholding the values and principles fought for by national heroes
like Andres Bonifacio, Antonio Luna, Apolinario Mabini and Ninoy
Aquino.
============ ========= ========= =========
Pinoys are the only people who enjoy calling themselves by their
pejorative reference. Neither African-Americans call
themselves "Niggers", nor Chinese-Filipinos "Tsekwa". But Pinoys love
calling themselves "Pinoys". Worse, they do not even realize the
derogatory implications of the term.
Filipinos are proud to be called by a single name --- "FILIPINOS".
============ ========= ========= =========
CALL YOURSELVES FILIPINOS
AND BUILD A NEW NATION..
( Philippine Union of Nationalists for Liberation )
#2533
Love Talk / Re: Do Men and Women Think Differently?
June 20, 2007, 12:55:12 AM
Well I think that it's not really that your thinking is close to a male, it probably has more to do with how you were raised, if you were raised in a male-dominant childhood, i.e. all Brothers, guy friends, etc. and no women, then it's only natural that years later, your body and mind seek what they are most comfortable with.
If you had plenty of women that took part in raising you, then it might be that you didn't get enough males in life and are trying to compensate for that.
Or last but not least... you could be over-exaggerating a lil bit.
If you had plenty of women that took part in raising you, then it might be that you didn't get enough males in life and are trying to compensate for that.
Or last but not least... you could be over-exaggerating a lil bit.
#2534
Weird and Extreme / Bike in India
June 20, 2007, 12:48:33 AM
They Say, this motor bike was parked in 1980 in Kerala (India), Owner is still in the Gulf.
Well guys, dont ask me who the owner is??? Bcoz I dont know.
But, one thing that I know very well about this bike is .. Its not mine.
Well guys, dont ask me who the owner is??? Bcoz I dont know.
But, one thing that I know very well about this bike is .. Its not mine.
#2535
Weird and Extreme / Re: Hotties at Men's Urinals
June 20, 2007, 12:37:05 AM
ehmmm a nice one..
#2536
Weird and Extreme / Re: Hotties at Men's Urinals
June 19, 2007, 11:54:07 PM
ito murag ok dili kana maghugas dilaan nalang..
#2537
Family & Parenting / Re: Take a closer peek @ Mr. Admin
June 19, 2007, 11:49:10 PMQuote from: ?%*&@! on June 19, 2007, 11:14:26 PMkayo pala yan, kaila nako ninyo...
What idea is that? Don't leave it just like that. Do we look scaringly wholesome?
#2538
Family & Parenting / Re: Take a closer peek @ Mr. Admin
June 19, 2007, 11:17:45 PM
Wow nice...
#2539
Family & Parenting / Re: Dear Trio
June 19, 2007, 11:11:17 PM
Dear Trio,
I have a friend named Barbara who has serious sexual problems with her husband of 20 years named Barbaro. Viagra doesn't work for him anymore, can you suggest a much better brand?
Hey, you who are not bold enough to bare yourself, you don't have to own up to your problems. Feel free to use fabricated characters on your behalf.
he hehe heheh
I have a friend named Barbara who has serious sexual problems with her husband of 20 years named Barbaro. Viagra doesn't work for him anymore, can you suggest a much better brand?
Hey, you who are not bold enough to bare yourself, you don't have to own up to your problems. Feel free to use fabricated characters on your behalf.
he hehe heheh
#2540
Family & Parenting / Re: Husband always drunk...
June 19, 2007, 11:08:12 PMQuote from: Bohol Philippines on June 18, 2007, 01:24:45 AMyeahhhh.. admin.. tnx
The TRIO now has a consultant. Meet Barbaro.
#2541
Family & Parenting / Re: Take a closer peek @ Mr. Admin
June 19, 2007, 11:01:47 PMQuote from: ?%*&@! on June 19, 2007, 10:57:50 PMok tnx kita kona.. at mayroon na akong idea sa inyo...
Yep. Yep. I'm sending Mike a private message now. There must be a lil glitch! I used to successfully upload a photo. Anyway, this glitch, it adds up to the thrill of seeing the elusive administrator up close and personal.
#2542
Family & Parenting / Re: Take a closer peek @ Mr. Admin
June 19, 2007, 10:52:27 PM
dili lagi sya makita sa akong computer.. 
#2543
How To Tips / Re: How are you spending your time
June 19, 2007, 10:42:05 PM
I find myself looking back quite a lot. I've concluded that this isn't very healthy if it becomes obsessive. While I like to re-live the happy times, I frequently end up re-living the sad times, too. I once kept a journal then stopped and after a few years started up again. I looked back at my old journal and I was amazed to find that my thought and behavior patterns hadn't changed very much. From that point of view, looking back was very educational and helped me to change some negative patterns.
#2544
How To Tips / Re: Think of your lunch
June 19, 2007, 10:33:43 PM
lami ng bahaw parehan ug sabaw lang sa adobo baboy with labo labo sa mga tambok , unya magkinamot..
#2545
Question and Answer / Re: is it Love or Security?
June 19, 2007, 10:28:14 PM
mostly mao nay uso ron.. tungod sa kalisod...bisan tood ang uban hindi nagtagumpay sa ilang panagsama.
#2546
Weird and Extreme / Re: Hotties at Men's Urinals
June 19, 2007, 10:23:23 PM
ito grabi parang hindi natin kayanin..
#2547
Question and Answer / Re: What Simply Makes You Happy or Excited?
June 19, 2007, 10:15:45 PMQuote from: yadz26 on June 18, 2007, 11:16:33 AMdili man malibot kay wala man sa tunga naa ma kilid nakadikit sa bong bong.
so, ingon ana jud kadako sa inyo abuhan?
lolz...
#2548
Question and Answer / Re: What were your best/worst subjects in school?
June 19, 2007, 10:10:12 PM
grrrrrrr.. physics.. grabi wala koy masabtan..
#2549
Question and Answer / Re: What's the kindest act you have ever seen done?
June 19, 2007, 10:08:30 PM
The most touching thing I ever saw was: A very elderly woman was sad and crying and a little girl, about 3, climbed up beside her...looked at her until the woman looked up...then she smiled at her and wiped the tears off her face...asked "all betta?" then jumped back down and ran off.
#2550
Question and Answer / Re: What do you consider to be the most valuable thing you own?
June 19, 2007, 10:04:00 PM
my house and lot..
#2551
Question and Answer / Re: How to make the perfect sunny-side up egg?
June 19, 2007, 10:00:30 PMQuote from: GEC348 on June 13, 2007, 03:06:15 AMStart with cold fresh eggs you can break em into a small bowl if you want.
I've been experimenting--but always failed--how to make sunny-side up egg like those served at Jollibee... no grease, egg yolk is well cooked. Can anybody show me how?
Heat non-stick or good heavy bottomed pan on medium high and add butter. Once the butter stops bubbling add your egg(s).
Turn the heat down to medium and cook until the whites and yolks are done to your liking.
Ease the eggs out of the pan with a flat spatula.
Don't forget the salt and pepper... and whoever mentioned the toast is spot on! Some orange slices or strawberries are a nice addition. A warm plate is nice, too.
#2552
Question and Answer / Re: How to make the perfect sunny-side up egg?
June 19, 2007, 09:54:31 PMQuote from: lumine on June 19, 2007, 08:14:40 PMngekssssss.. naa diay bar b q egg... wala pako kita ana dah..
naa na diha cebu, yadz!
ako boarding house gipuy-an sa cebu was located in front of usc-main, daghan dinha barbecued egg.
#2554
Business and Economy / Re: Women Getting Richer
June 19, 2007, 04:13:32 PM
atngan nako na sila.. akong pangasaw-on bahalag tigulang..ha ha ha joksssss
#2556
Weird and Extreme / Re: Hotties at Men's Urinals
June 19, 2007, 02:46:24 PM
Warning: Monster Toilet
#2557
Weird and Extreme / Re: Merman Found in Cebu
June 19, 2007, 02:37:14 PM
yadz , sauna sa mga bata pami sa dundok ng tralala mi puyo intawn..
#2559
Jokes and Humor / Re: 'Till Death Do Us Part
June 19, 2007, 02:25:12 PM
he he he ok lang yan basta silang duha...
#2561
Bohol Latest News / Important cellphone Info....
June 19, 2007, 02:20:12 PM
Be careful how you list names on your cell phone
This lady has changed her habit of how she lists her names on her mobile phone after her handbag was stolen. Her handbag which contained her mobile, credit card, purse...etc....was stolen. 20 minutes later when she called her hubby, from a pay phone telling him what had happened, hubby says "I've just received your text asking about our Pin number and I've replied a little while ago." When they rushed down to the bank, the bank staff told them all the money was already withdrawn.
The pickpocket had actually used the stolen hand phone to tex t "hubby" in the contact list and got hold of the pin number. Within 20 minutes he had withdrawn all the money from the bank account. Moral of the lesson: Do not disclose the relationship between you and the people in your contact list. Avoid using names like Home, Honey, Hubby, sweetheart, Dad, Mam etc....... And very importantly, when sensitive info is being asked thru texts, CONFIRM by calling back. Also, when you're being texted by friends or family to meet them somewhere, be sure to call back to confirm that the message came from them. If you don't reach them, be very careful about going places to meet "family and friends" who text you.
This lady has changed her habit of how she lists her names on her mobile phone after her handbag was stolen. Her handbag which contained her mobile, credit card, purse...etc....was stolen. 20 minutes later when she called her hubby, from a pay phone telling him what had happened, hubby says "I've just received your text asking about our Pin number and I've replied a little while ago." When they rushed down to the bank, the bank staff told them all the money was already withdrawn.
The pickpocket had actually used the stolen hand phone to tex t "hubby" in the contact list and got hold of the pin number. Within 20 minutes he had withdrawn all the money from the bank account. Moral of the lesson: Do not disclose the relationship between you and the people in your contact list. Avoid using names like Home, Honey, Hubby, sweetheart, Dad, Mam etc....... And very importantly, when sensitive info is being asked thru texts, CONFIRM by calling back. Also, when you're being texted by friends or family to meet them somewhere, be sure to call back to confirm that the message came from them. If you don't reach them, be very careful about going places to meet "family and friends" who text you.
#2562
Philippine History / Re: Yadz26, you are now a Senior Member
June 19, 2007, 01:53:19 PM
pag dako nako ako ka gayahin..
#2563
Jokes and Humor / Re: Name Game: Double word part of the body
June 19, 2007, 01:49:40 PM
korek ka dyan...
lapa lapa
lapa lapa
#2564
Jokes and Humor / Name Game: Double word part of the body
June 19, 2007, 01:43:50 PM
ex.
Dapi dapi..
Dapi dapi..
#2565
Philippine History / Re: Yadz26, you are now a Senior Member
June 19, 2007, 01:37:47 PM
oi.. CONGRATS YADZ...
#2566
Weird and Extreme / Re: Merman Found in Cebu
June 19, 2007, 12:58:02 PMQuote from: Ghost on June 19, 2007, 12:00:28 PMmaayo nalang ng kabo oi.. kay sa amo sauna, pila to ka bulan nga walay ulan.. moadto pami sa langub aron maligo, ang uban ug maligo murag manok style boguk bugok bah unsa buga sa lawas... yakiiiiiii noh pero tinood na....
mura kag taga buk ID ana! ahahahhaah!
#2567
Philippine History / Re: This Week's Top Starters (as of June 16, 2007)
June 19, 2007, 12:51:51 PM
pwedi kaha? kung mag sideline man lang mayaman na kahit matanda..
#2568
Question and Answer / Re: What is your favorite Local/Cable TV show??
June 19, 2007, 12:14:54 PM
Korean dramas have been getting increasingly popular due to many reasons. they're either well dressed, good looking, or both. Also, these dramas are less racy and violent than pinoy teleserye, such as walang kapalit.etc. pinoy dramas focus more on what the people do, while Korean dramas focus more on relationships, tragic love triangles, and family. Family is an important part of Korean tradition. Also, some Korean dramas are very funny in a slightly different way than pinoy dramas. Another reason for popularity might be Korean dramas that depict life back then, as people are very interested and intrigued about Korean life back then and actors and actresses have more elaborate clothes. One more reason are biased fans. Say this famous actor is going to be in a drama, most fans of his will watch it, no matter if it is a great or sucky drama. That is probably one of the more prominent reasons.
#2569
Introduce Yourself / Re: The Welcoming Committee That Offers You Uterus and Bahalina Is on Hibernation.
June 19, 2007, 11:46:30 AM
eheemmmm yadz ha.. umiibig.. ipagawas na..
#2570
Question and Answer / Re: What is your favorite Local/Cable TV show??
June 19, 2007, 11:40:14 AM
for me i like korean novela.. achaaaa!!!!
#2571
Question and Answer / Re: How Important is Virginity to you?
June 19, 2007, 11:38:13 AM
ghost, ang lalaki kung karaan magkamahal.. kaya ang bagong kasabihan ngayon love 46 para ibigin ng tunay. is not humanap ng pangit para ibigin ng tunay..
#2572
Introduce Yourself / Re: hello sa tanan!
June 19, 2007, 11:31:02 AM
ehhhmmmmm ija ija aho aho.. ha
#2573
Question and Answer / Re: How Important is Virginity to you?
June 19, 2007, 11:26:10 AM
bitaw noh, ang butang nga imong taguan magkadugay magkamahal, pero ang babae, pagbata pa mahal na mahal pero kung may edad magkabarato....
#2574
Anonymous Diary Blog / Re: Who is this H?
June 19, 2007, 11:21:33 AMQuote from: yadz26 on June 12, 2007, 01:15:01 PMnice ba ang senior citizen? asa manta maka download ana? missing felimon raman gud ako nadonggan..
uso pa man gihapon ang mga bisrock...bisayang rock...
have u heard na ba sa 'senior citizen' or 'liar evil'??
they're very funny songs...
makadunggog jud ko ani sa mga jeepneys or taxis...
mao jud non-sense pero sikat man pud labina sa mga younger generations...
#2577
Weird and Extreme / funny video
June 19, 2007, 12:39:33 AM #2578
Weird and Extreme / Hotties at Men's Urinals
June 19, 2007, 12:30:46 AM
Yes this is for real in a five star hotel in New Zealand! Pictures of women watching men pee at the urinals in the Sofitel, Queenstown. New Zealand. The women are outfitted with cameras, tape measures and other implements of male humiliation.
#2579
Bohol Tourism | Bohol Travel & Tour / Re: Bohol kinilaw ug sinugba
June 19, 2007, 12:15:00 AMQuote from: mfrandsen on June 18, 2007, 04:50:51 AMehmmmnam yum yum suka with bobog at sawpo sa hunasan..nice..
na, lami na butangan suka
#2580
Bohol Tourism | Bohol Travel & Tour / Re: Chocolate in Green
June 19, 2007, 12:11:42 AM
yeahhhh.. ha ha ha princissa sa mangloy..green gyod ang mangloy.. sali muna ang gangis..
#2581
Introduce Yourself / Re: Chin's Welcome Message for All Tubag Bohol newbies
June 19, 2007, 12:07:03 AM
hello malou, feel at home...at magsugod nata ug daro sa hacienda ni mike..
#2582
Bisaya Cebuano Language / Re: Utan Nangka
June 19, 2007, 12:01:49 AM
oi.. bisan diay ug utan na...he he he.. bitaw lami kaayo ng utan nagka oi.. labi na ug HUMBA>>
#2583
Question and Answer / Re: What's the craziest thing you did for love?
June 18, 2007, 11:56:23 PM
can't say it here! There's the statute of limitations to consider...
#2584
Jokes and Humor / Re: Don't cha !!!!!!
June 18, 2007, 11:51:55 PM napagtripan lang, nakikialam eh.. i take this photo boz of my family name on the wall..
#2585
Health and Food / Re: How To Lose Your Belly Fat really fast...
June 18, 2007, 03:41:44 PM
In order to loose fat you need to reduce the amount of calories you consume (eat less) or increase the calories you burn (exercise more). I would suggest doing a 5 day workout routine. Full body exercise routine on Monday Wednesday and Friday and cardio on Tuesday and Thursday (take the weekends off). You will build muscle and burn fat with this if you also eat a sensible diet.
#2586
Jokes and Humor / Don't cha !!!!!!
June 18, 2007, 03:33:05 PMDon't cha wish your boyfriend was hot like this?
??
#2588
Philippine Daily News / Re: How to get a mate of your life . . .
June 18, 2007, 03:21:35 PM
sa pagkakaron uso na kaayo ang inet soulmate..
#2589
Science and Research / Re: Cooking Pasta Tips
June 18, 2007, 03:05:20 PM
hilig ko ani yadz , kay anak manko sa ASPO..
#2590
Question and Answer / Re: How Important is Virginity to you?
June 18, 2007, 02:41:48 PMQuote from: rose on June 18, 2007, 02:25:25 PMtnx rose...
Barbaro, you make a lot of sense. And this post will surely improve the self-esteem of those who have already popped up their cherries.
#2591
Anonymous Diary Blog / Re: Dugay Naibot...
June 18, 2007, 02:40:48 PMQuote from: buenavista on June 18, 2007, 02:23:38 PMehhmmm kanang imong boss maoy sisantiha..jok
masakpan gani ko sa ako boss,basin mawagtangan ko trabaho hehehe
#2592
Question and Answer / Re: How Important is Virginity to you?
June 18, 2007, 02:32:49 PMQuote from: yadz26 on June 18, 2007, 01:24:12 PM13 they are doing scientist...invented something...
if a boy is under 15 years old then for sure he is a virgin..lolz!
ayaw lang i rock..hehehe!
#2593
Maribojoc - Bohol / Re: Maribojoc Mayor survived disqualification case
June 18, 2007, 02:25:11 PM
Oh yeahhhhh.. umabot pala sa ganitong sitwasyon..tnx mike im belong this town..at mga friends nako ni sila.. fred fuertes also from the same town
#2594
Science and Research / Re: Cooking Pasta Tips
June 18, 2007, 02:01:22 PM
BUN-KAS-TA-PIS means.....
BUNYAG , KASAL, TAPOS, PISTA... mauni ako ganahan sa diha pako sa
bohol, hingoyugon ko basta kaon na pag usapan..
BUNYAG , KASAL, TAPOS, PISTA... mauni ako ganahan sa diha pako sa
bohol, hingoyugon ko basta kaon na pag usapan..
#2595
Science and Research / Re: Does Penis Size Really Matter?
June 18, 2007, 01:57:56 PM
ha ha ha i think this is for ladies only!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Size does not matter.
It's all on how you use it.
Mature men know how to satisfy a woman with a smaller penis.
Size does not matter.
It's all on how you use it.
Mature men know how to satisfy a woman with a smaller penis.
#2596
Science and Research / Re: Cooking Pasta Tips
June 18, 2007, 01:49:33 PM
ingon ana na gyod tang mga bolanon yadz, basta kaon.. BUNKASTAPIS member gani ko..
#2597
Science and Research / Re: Cooking Pasta Tips
June 18, 2007, 01:32:47 PM
me too, a nice one.. fave nako ni.. hab hab gyod ug taman..
#2598
Question and Answer / Re: If you would have the chance to meet God...
June 18, 2007, 01:19:47 PMQuote from: yadz26 on June 18, 2007, 12:50:32 PMAMEN.. on that Yadz
as what i said..HE IS A FORGIVING GOD..
maski mortal sin pa na, im sure God will forgive you, as long as there's repentance in your part..
always remember that God sent his only son to save us all..amen!
#2599
Question and Answer / Re: How Important is Virginity to you?
June 18, 2007, 01:16:26 PM
dili seguro yadz... for my self i can tell pero PG na kaayo.. ma kick out ta ni boss Mike..
#2600
Question and Answer / Re: How Important is Virginity to you?
June 18, 2007, 12:54:02 PM
maouba yadz..