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Merry Christmas, JellyBean!

Merry Christmas, Bagets!

the girl who was able to get away?  how sweet.

Merry Christmas, Balong!

Merry Christmas, Bolbuhol!

Quote from: Chongki on December 21, 2012, 11:11:51 PM
merry christmas sad islander!

santa claus is coming to you sad, with a dom perignon.

Merry Christmas, Chriswise!

Quote from: Lollapalooza on December 21, 2012, 06:05:49 PM
Merry Christmas Ma'am Isles

santa claus is coming, to you!

(so far wa pa koy makit-an sa imong pic.  wait lang ko, who knows motumaw ra kun makahinumdom ang internet connection nga pasko na.)

Merry Christmas, Fr Chic!



let all the bells ring for fr chic!



bell sounds for fr chic:
http://www.sounddogs.com/sound-effects/2153/mp3/204095_SOUNDDOGS__be.mp3

Merry Christmas, Webmaster MOL!

Merry Christmas, Tubagbohol.com!

Merry Christmas, Roots!

Merry Christmas, David!

how can we be sure that adolf hitler is in hell? 

Merry Christmas, Wardiflex!

Merry Christmas, Pamilacan!

Merry Christmas, Insurectus!

Merry Christmas, Tagalomanoy!

Merry Christmas, FDaray!

Merry Christmas, Grazie!

Merry Christmas, Votives!

Merry Christmas, Ms da Binsi!

Merry Christmas, Pikoy!

Merry Christmas, Maryhazel!

Merry Christmas, Vrglguaps!

Merry Christmas, Langgamtamsi!

Merry Christmas, Chongki!

Merry Christmas, Jorgeanna!

Merry Christmas, Bugsay!

Merry Christmas, Hof!

Merry Christmas, Hubag!

Merry Christmas, Raquel!

Merry Christmas, Lorenz!

Merry Christmas, Lolla!

When we were children we were grateful to those who filled our stockings at Christmas time. Why are we not grateful to God for filling our stockings with legs?
    ~(G.K. Chesterton)

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on December 21, 2012, 10:04:37 AM
Google nexus 10 is my wish

wat dat?  sounds like a new planet to me.

protection from the almighty, that we all be kept away from unimaginable tragedies like that of the sandy hook massacre of the innocents.  (thankfully, we have no tv so i didn't see the blow-by-blow coverage.)  that u.s. tragedy had struck me real hard, my coping is to read about it day-in, day-out.  and cry.

i wish for strength for those parents who have to move on in spite of their untold loss, to go on and live with whatever life has to offer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2J6i6nUsRc#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-qS7a3M9XM#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXm7AWRrFaY#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GU1f8K3XH6c#ws
the definitive one...

wen wil yu tik wat aders gib?

Happy Family


http://i.telegraph.co.uk/

"Mry Xmas&quot

Christmas at the Beach

Jumpers

Princess Christmas

Cat Choir

Baseball Family

Hell's Angels at Christmas

Festive Leopard Attack

The Human Tree

that picture:

Gotcha: President Barack Obama pretends to be caught in Spider-Man's web as he greets the son of a White House staffer in the Outer Oval Office in October. (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/)

sige lang.  klaro mang iring.  at least, wa magpa-iring-iring.

if life were a sport, its being a marathon is much better than a 100-meter dash.  besides, i cannot imagine life as a discus throw event or a synchronized swimming one.

December 19, 2012


Daniel Barden, 7

Daniel’s bus driver, Gary Wheeler, recalled Daniel’s smile, which was “as big as the sky,” except for where his front teeth were missing.

Wheeler spoke to Daniel’s endless energy, “sometimes he just had to run.” Daniel is now playing on the playground in heaven with 19 other angels.

Daniel had a lot of love to give and Wheeler was a recipient of that love. Every time the boy saw him he would give him a big bear hug, or try to. The bus driver referenced his broad torso and laughed, but was quickly moved to tears when he spoke directly to the family.

“Thank you, Barden family,” he said as his voice cracked. “Thank you for Daniel.”

Quote from: Chongki on December 20, 2012, 03:56:35 PM
si vesinte kastelo soto iii nalang unta tu ....

my lips are sealed.  maayo man diay ka mokinatsila sa?

December 19, 2012


Victoria Soto, 27

"Over the past five days, people have been thinking of you as a hero, many hoping that they could do the things that you have done to touch the lives of so many, whether it be through your actions on that terrifying morning or through the way that you brought curiosity, excitement and joy to your students every day."

December 19, 2012


Charlotte Bacon, 6

"She was going to go some places in this world," Hagen told the newspaper. "This little girl could light up the room for anyone."

December 19, 2012


Caroline Previdi, 6

Caroline P. Previdi, 6, was known by some as "Silly Caroline." A neighbor told the AP that Caroline was "always wanting others to smile," and would sit with her son on the bus and try to cheer him up when he got scared. Last year, Previdi emptied out her piggy bank to give her local church money to buy Christmas presents for less fortunate children, according to the Daily Ridge.

December 18, 2012


Jessica Rekos, 6

Rekos loved horses and was "a creative, beautiful little girl who loved playing with her little brothers, Travis and Shane," her parents, Rich and Krista, said in a statement. After seeing the movie Free Willy, Rekos became fond of doing "research" on orca whales and hoped to one day see a real one. In October, she realized that dream when she took a trip to SeaWorld.

December 18, 2012


James Mattioli, 6


"James was especially thoughtful and considerate, always the first to welcome guests at the backdoor with a hug and his contagious smile," they added. He was outdoorsy and loved doing yard work with his dad, but would be just as happy "to cuddle on the couch at the end of the day with his mom, grabbing his pillow and brown fleece blanket."

December 17, 2012


Noah Pozner, 6

"Noah, you will not pass through this way again. I can only believe that you were planted on Earth to bloom in heaven. Take flight, my boy. Soar. You now have the wings you always wanted. Go to that peaceful valley that we will all one day come to know. I will join you someday. Not today. I still have lots of mommy love to give to Danielle, Michael, Sophia and Arielle.

Until then, your melody will linger in our hearts forever. Momma loves you, little man." - a mother's eulogy for her little son

newtown funerals begin.
   


December 17, 2012


Jack Pinto, 6

"Jack was the boy that everybody wanted on their team," said Shari Butler, who helped coach his baseball and basketball squads for the past two years.

He could make every catch, hit every ball and "put his heart into every throw," Butler said.

8?


why blame the mayans?

7.


forums.utsandiego.com
Marshall Applewhite

6.


wikipedia
Jim Jones

5.


this will do.  there were too many analysts (people) who made the prediction, we might as well blame this (machine).

4.


pokemonplatinum.deviantart.com
Harold Camping

3.


endtimesworldnews.punt.nl
Hal Lindsey

2.


hollywoodbackwash.com
Pat Robertson

the doomsday prophets

1.


my_sarisari_store.typepad.com
Suprema Isabel Suarez, in an earlier portrait...


my_sarisari_store.typepad.com
...and recently.

i'm still here, earthlings! 

enjoy, toy!  kalami ba uroy anang imong katids.  pilay pad kun naa diay internet connection dinha, courtesy of the pantats of bugsay.  lili-lili lang god ug ginagmay dinhi.  merry christmas!

have a great lecture!

The worldwide demographic study of more than 230 countries and territories found that more than eight people in 10 -- about 5.8 billion people -- identify with a religious group.

More than 400 million people (six percent) practice various folk traditions, including African traditional, aboriginal or folk religions, the global survey found.

The Pew Forum said that the study, in which religious affiliation was based on self-identification, did not attempt to measure the degree to which practitioners observe their faiths.

http://www.interaksyon.com/

Pew assembled data on the size and geographic distribution of eight major religious groups, including non-believers.

It found that Christians make up about 32 percent of the world's population, followed by Muslims, the second largest group, with 1.6 billion adherents.

Hindus were the third largest group, numbering about one billion (15 percent), followed by Buddhists, at 500 million (seven percent) and Jews, who number 14 million (0.2 percent.)

Christians most populous of world's religions: report

Agence France-Presse
December 18, 2012



WASHINGTON - Christians are the world's biggest religious group, numbering some 2.2 billion people, according to a study released Tuesday by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life.

Quote from: Lorenzo on December 13, 2012, 02:57:10 AM
The animal-friendly version:

a reenactment of the christmas truce in that horrific trench war

hehe, paksit siya.

what i'm doing tonight...

staying awake until 2 a.m. to make sure that the banana republic wakes up at such time.  he has to go somewhere for a job-related function.

di ko matagbaw.  the more i read, the more i cannot imagine why a civilized country like the u.s. with its civilized multiracial citizens can be so enamored with guns.  sure, it's enshrined in the constitution.  but when was that constitution written?  that was even before the wild, wild west era of dueling with guns at high noon.     

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6jxxagVEO4#

do i like the guitar here... nangambisyon kog tokar ani sa una, di nako matiwas.  sure gyod ko sayon ra ni for fr chic.

a reenactment of the christmas truce in that horrific trench war:

After the war Mr Anderson married Susan Iddison, a nanny from Ripon, North Yorks, and moved to Scotland where he took over his father's building and joinery business in Newtyle.

They celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary before she died, aged 83, in 1979.

Fiercely proud of his Army service, his Black Watch cap hung over the door of the family home in Alyth, Perthshire, where he lived until September this year.

Two years ago he was visited by the Prince of Wales after it emerged that he had served as batman to Capt Fergus Bowes-Lyon, brother of the late Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.

Mr Anderson is survived by four children, 10 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/

"But I think also there was a great sadness in his heart that he had outlived his generation.

"He was one of those who represented the finest aspects of the Scottish character and his departure is a sad moment for this country."

Mr Anderson's unit, the 5th Battalion of the Black Watch, was one of the first to be sent to France in October 1914 when the First World War broke out. He was billeted in a dilapidated farmhouse away from the front line at the time of the truce.

He had reached the rank of sergeant when he was invalided out of action in 1916 by a shell explosion that left him with serious shrapnel wounds. He later helped to set up Home Guard units during the Second World War.

"Alfred was quite philosophical about his wartime experiences. He took everything in his stride.

"He had a great sense of humour but also a terrific sense of wisdom which came from his great age."

Neil Griffiths, of the Royal British Legion of Scotland, said Mr Anderson was a fine old soldier and a "brilliant example of old world courtliness".

He said: "He was gentle and very humorous, with a quick wit. He used to say until recently that his ambition was to die shot in bed by a jealous lover.

A private visit from Prince Charles, 2002
(http://news.bbc.co.uk/)

The Rev Neil Gardner, of Alyth Parish Church, said that Mr Anderson was a "very gracious and unassuming man" who remained lucid until the end.

"He was the last surviving veteran anywhere to have served in the First World War in 1914 and lived a truly remarkable life," he said.

"Alfred was quite philosophical about his wartime experiences. He took everything in his stride.

"He had a great sense of humour but also a terrific sense of wisdom which came from his great age."

Speaking two weeks ago from his nursing home in Newtyle, Angus, the former sergeant with the Black Watch, who was also Scotland's oldest man, described himself as "the last man standing".

He said he found the two-minute silence on November 11 "remarkably poignant" because of the "terrible constant noise in the trenches".

"It's special to think that Britain is united in silence remembering a time that I will never forget," said Mr Anderson. "The country stops for a few minutes each year and remembers those who fought and died but there's not a day goes by that I don't think of those I left behind. Young men I went to school with, played football with and trained for war with. All dead, all gone."

Recalling the truce last year, Mr Anderson said: "All I'd heard for two months in the trenches was the hissing, cracking and whining of bullets in flight, machinegun fire and distant German voices.

"But there was a dead silence that morning, right across the land as far as you could see. We shouted 'Merry Christmas', even though nobody felt merry.

"The silence ended early in the afternoon and the killing started again. It was a short peace in a terrible war."

A holder of the Légion d'Honneur, France's highest honour, Mr Anderson received his 19th telegram from the Queen in June this year, but was too frail to take part in the recent Remembrance Day ceremonies.

Last soldier serving in 1914 Christmas truce dies, aged 109


Alfred Anderson

By Auslan Cramb
Scottish Correspondent
22 Nov 2005

The last veteran of the Christmas truce during the First World War died in his sleep yesterday, aged 109.

Alfred Anderson, who was born in 1896, was 18 on December 25, 1914, when British and German troops climbed out of their trenches and crossed no-man's land to shake hands, sing carols and share cigarettes.

The soldiers famously played football together, kicking around empty bully-beef cans and using steel helmets as goal posts. The unauthorised truce spread across much of the 500-mile Western Front, where more than a million soldiers were encamped.

ukay-ukay tingali ang iyang gi-shop.  madugay gyod hinoon.  di lalim mangukay uy.

a nephew of mine also is ready with his own end-of-the-world escape place of a five-hectare hidden paradise in bohol, beside a running brook as a source of water.  unya, kay end of the world man, nagtuo diay ka nga di mukilhob nang lugara labi nag anha molanding ang meteor mismo?  i asked.  it's the safest place he could think of, he answered with hesitance.  unsaon na lang... 

naa ko amiga sa u.s. nga motuo ani.  mas kuyaw siyag supply ug emergency food kay sa ani nilang blevins kay ang iyang preparation packets of astronaut food, high-powered nga gamay ray kinahanglanon pero makalahutay ka.

kun mo-end man galing, nga di gyod tawon ko motuo, pwes, ngano god tawon nga magpabilin man ko.  i should end with my world.

here are hopes that the webmaster can read your post soon.  same with those others who can help you here.

merry christmas, mics!

he's making a list
and checking it twice,
gonna find out
who's constipating
santa claus is in the c.r.

you better watch out,
you better not cry,
you better not pout
i'm telling you why
santa claus is in the c.r.