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Quote from: BlueAngel on October 14, 2009, 07:27:16 PM


dli man ni strawberry tali? ako nailhan strawberry ky mag kamang man sa yuta?



mao ni

mas anggid siya bitaw sa Rambutan, kay sa Strawberry. ug mura pog lychee tan-awon pero ang dahon aning prutasa ug lychee, managlahi. lahi pog og dagway ang panit sa lychee kompara aning prutasa.

basin og Marijuana lagi tingali ni, matud ni chico. hahaahaha.

Quote from: ms da binsi on October 14, 2009, 12:50:34 PM
makita jud ang mga chitseria, creamers, sugar, butter, kutsara ug tinidor nga ilang gikawat sa airlines!

wahahahhahaha!

makita pa jud ang mga bel-bel nga nang-aslay sa kakiliran. kadtong dili matago bisan unsaon og hijak

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2009, 07:48:25 PM
Kining urban legend about kissing on the lips equals emotional attachment, nasangyaw lang sa popular culture tungod sa sine nga Pretty Woman, but I guess this behavior is as old as prostitution or, at least, manghod lag gamay. Ditto with the fairy tale about falling in love in the most unlikely places.

it's just as old as civilization itself, i opine, bay hubs. nauna pa man gyud ang PAGKAT-ON SA TAWO OG HAWOK (ug ang paglambigit sa emotion) kaysa PAGKAT-ON OG PAMURIKAT. 

Quote from: catalina on October 14, 2009, 12:46:38 PM
mike ,og moabot sa pinas,pastilan magrally mga madre og pare ana.siguro ang mga dalagang guwang ,moeskwela og mabalik

mo-reklamo ana ang mga pisot. 

Drive safely. Your wife is still very young and beautiful. 

Quote from: mike laurence88 on October 14, 2009, 12:43:20 PM
hahahaha..nus-a kaha na mu abot sa pinas

ngano man, mike, unsa naman pod nang naas imong hunahuna nga gamitan ani? aber...hahahah

og ni Yoyoy pa, "what is Iraq"? IRAQ is malaking bato. 

Quote from: catalina on October 14, 2009, 12:36:42 PM
kini wa joy lusot ang mga tawo ani.kay kita na jod tanan pati tinagoan

maklaro jud pati higot ani og diin gibangan. hahaha.

Quote from: catalina on October 14, 2009, 12:25:43 PM
kanang didto ka sa line ng female

doesn't matter, cat. i can be on both lines. hehehe

kung tan-awon nato ning naas pics, motumaw man diay ang porma sa imoha.

Quote from: indaymen50 on October 14, 2009, 12:14:56 PM
Ning-andar  na  diay  pod  ang  mga  maldito  ??  Wala  hibaw-i  ug   mga tawo   na  pod  sa  mga  politiko....kalooy  sa  Ginoo,  wala  man sad  manghilabot  namo kay  daghan  god  ming nanguli  nga  Balikbayan  last  July....daghan  bajang  mga  rebelde  dinha  sa  mga  kabaryohan.

bisan lagi kono og halin lang sa baboy, daginoton gihapon. lisud na jud tingali ang mga tawo didto...atbangan pas katapuwan. samot.

Quote from: indaymen50 on October 14, 2009, 11:56:22 AM
Kakuyaw  pod..mora  na  diay  ang  among  lungsod  ug   "Tulis"  capital  of  Bohol???  I  hope  not!!

sige lagi kono ni, daymen. labi nas bukid ug kabaryohan. akong kaila di na gud mouli sa ila kay nahadlok. nailhan man lagi pong naay abroad sa ilang pamilya.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2009, 11:15:48 AM
Way nada ang love nga permi full tank kay mapermi ra kang full tank kon wa kay andar-andar.

ako sige ka-full tank, kay sige og gabyahe akong gugma. hahahaha

wa na gyud ang mga duyanan. ang mga giduyan na lang ang nagpabilin. nanimaho pang anso ning uban. 

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2009, 11:29:13 AM
Dili na to singular case sa umang. Infestation na to. Delikadong ninglabang na to sa threshold from pleasure to pain, ha ha ha.

wa na lang namo ipha og pila kabook...nakasabot lang mis iyang punto, kung diin siya gikan. hahahaha.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2009, 10:46:03 AM
Mas tataw ang kalambigitan kon ang chikinini naas lubot!

kung tataw na nang naas lubot, bay hubs. unsa na kaha tong chikinini sa akong amigo nga mura na sija'g gi-chicken pox sa kadaghan niini sa iyang lawas. bwahahahahaha.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2009, 11:08:34 AM
Sunod, Bay Tigs, pili-a ang air-conditioned love.

Na hala, pudsan mang way nagmahal, beer pa day!

mosamot jud hinoon kalami ang unconditional love, bay hubs, kung naay air-con. 

grabe pod diay ka kung mahiguma, tigs. bigay todo man jud. guwa ug habwa man sad diay.

mao pod lagi, di man jud gihapon kana nagpasabot nga bisan Unconditional na imong paghigugma, kamo na. ug dili sad ka magmahay kung tinood jud kini. kay kung magmahay ka, nagpasabot nga wala pa moabot nianang maong ang-ang ang paghigugma. agape, nila pa.

beers pa. alang sa usa ka heroic love gikan sa atong igsoon, si tigbao.

unsa kining akong nadunggan nga daghang tulis nahitabo karon sa Pilar? wa man tingali magpakabana ang mga tigbalita niini.

dako ba gihapon og kalabutan ang PANGAMANG sa CHIKININI? pangutana lang ni ako. 

iya og syudadnon na, hubs. dili na ganahan sa SAWANG nga tawag, kundi CAPITAL o di ba AGORA...

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2009, 09:59:46 AM
Bwahaha. Basta dili lang didto sa giingon ni Bay WN nga "lujong sawang"!

kanang SAWANG jud nga nagkabibo sa kadaghang tawo, dili sa nagkadaghang balahibo. hahahahaha.

Quote from: catalina on October 14, 2009, 10:02:14 AM

sani naman na, CAT, gilood o gibahoan o nakaton? 

where did my short pants go?

another great pic, niks. hurot na akong bilib. more.

Quote from: fdaray on October 14, 2009, 10:04:39 AM
catalina and taga tigbao,wala mo nakatag-an..................., straberry fruits

daghan na sijas Davao, sir?

Quote from: willmerit on October 14, 2009, 10:08:13 AM
gahunahuna kog makaon kay gigutom ko karon, mireklamo na ang akong bitok ehehehe

atimana jud nang mga bitoka, will, kay sumpay ra ba nas imong tinai. hehehe

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2009, 09:40:44 AM
Dili ba pud kaha SAW-AN? Adto didto ang mga tawo magsawo og kaon, o unsa pay angay saw-an. SAW-AN SA HAWAN, he he.

kasagaran ra bang makigSAWO kay gustong mapatunga (magpa-POBLACION, hehehhe) (asa na kaha pod ning SAWANGA padong?  )

di ba kaha kini gikan sa pulong HAWAN? SA HAWAN o SA HAWANAN. kay ang kasagaran nga sentro sa usa ka dapit maoy naHAWAN.

@ tigbao: mura kintahay og magpaka-matyr o labaw pa. sacrificial ug heroic in nature jud noon kini. all for love.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2009, 09:18:13 AM
Kini maoy medjo lisod-lisod nga pangutana.

Sa ubang parte sa Kabisay-an nga ahong naadtoan, wa man ko kadungog aning SAWANG. Atoa ra ba ni?

ako nang gi-edit ang akong pangutana, kay nisamot og kalisod tubagon. 

kini si Edna. seksi sad si ma'am diay. pwede na. 

kinsa kaha ang gibutang sa Center fold ani? hahahaha

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2009, 08:48:53 AM
Tingali. (Maningali lang ta kay wa pa man ta kasuway og dili PUD mohalok sa lips, bwahaha.)

whahahahaha...ang mga "hustler" type raman pod kono ang mohimo anang dili mohalok sa lips sa nawong. kono ra pod ko.

Quote from: ang sacristan on October 14, 2009, 08:49:49 AM

2. Mesopotania was in Iraq, the cradle of civilization

abi ko og China ang giila nga Cradle of Civilization. sayop diay tong libro namo sa High School pa ko. 

anyhow, very interesting facts, bay Sacristan. mao niy Sacristan suhito, di lang sa kombento. hehehe.

Quote from: chicogon on October 13, 2009, 05:57:18 AM
Galaway kos tanglad ni RAQ; ako magtanum kay di man motubo. Huhuhu.

kay gatuman nama'g dokdok, di na molili sa tinanum. hehehehehe

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2009, 08:53:10 AM
Ha ha ha. Meaningless man tingali ning uban nga pulong diri, Bay BNC. Ang akong nahibaw-an diri kay IKOG, KOGI, ug GIOK ra man!

panahon na tingali butangan nimo og kahulugan nang uban, bay hubs. hahaha

ug bisan dia nas Canada, di baya gihapon lalim mangitag trabaho karon.

daghan pa jong nagpahimolos og mga immigrante konohay naay trabaho gahuwat. tungod sa kapit-os, mohala lang jud intawn ang uban bahalag way kasiguroan ang paga-adtoan. busa, magbantay kadtong moari diri karong panahona.

ang Ateneo na po iday ang kusog karon.

kadumdum ko sa akong panahon, Sto. Tomas man to.

Quote from: fdaray on October 14, 2009, 07:04:38 AM


Unsa man ning kahoya, pino ug dahon?

tym pa, asa man ning dapita sa pilipinas makita nato kining mga kahoya, sir? 

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 14, 2009, 08:26:36 AM
Basta kuno dili gusto ang baje--burikat or non-burikat-- nga mo-develop og emotional attachment, dili jud kuno mohalok sa lips. Bahalag asa elsewhere in the body imudmod ang simod, basta dili lang sa lips.

- nawong sa gihakgan

sa ato pa, tinood jud diay ni, hubs.

mura diay pog naka-inum og daghang SMG kung mokaon og Lanzones, wad, kay magsige mag pangihi.

hahays...nakapahuway na jud.

Unsa man kaha pod ang gigikan sa pulong SAWANG, wn?

mo-apply ko ani pagka-operator sa Scanner.

'Naked' Scanner in Airport Trial




"A trial of a scanner that produces "naked" images of passengers has begun at Manchester Airport.

Sarah Barrett, head of customer experience at the airport, said most passengers did not like the traditional "pat down" search.

At Manchester Airport's Terminal 2, where the machine has been introduced, passengers will no longer have to remove their coats, shoes and belts as they go through security checks.

Ms Barrett said: "This scanner completely takes away the hassle of needing to undress."

Ms Barrett said the black-and-white image would only be seen by one officer in a remote location before it was deleted.

"The images are not erotic or pornographic and they cannot be stored or captured in any way," she said.

Passengers could refuse to be scanned, she added."

Coming to an airport, school, court, amusement park, concert and sports venue near you. Makes you long for the days of profiling.

unsa katinood ning storyaha: ang "burikat" mohalok kono bisag asa, gawas sa lips sa ijang kustomer.

Do You In Believe In Unconditional Love

I’m a fan of unconditional love … that’s just the way I choose to look at life. While others may hand you a long list of reasons to leave someone when they’re struggling with an issue (drug abuse, poverty, bad breath, being short) I say stand by them and help them overcome it. ( the current)

Do you?

daghan baya aning mga "stud-prosti" dili taga-Bohol. kasagaran taga-Mindanao.

Marge Simpson graces Playboy cover
   
By Breeanna Hare

(CNN) -- If those coveted 20-something readers can't identify with Hugh Hefner, maybe they will with "The Simpsons."
Marge Simpson will appear in the November issue of Playboy as the magazine's first cartoon cover model.

Marge Simpson will appear in the November issue of Playboy as the magazine's first cartoon cover model.

Like nearly everything printed on paper these days, Playboy magazine has been facing tough times. Advertising pages have dropped 31 percent over the last year, newsstand sales have dried up by 25 percent, and its circulation has dipped to 2.4 million, according to publishing insider Media Industry Newsletter.

Can a blue-haired mother of three deliver the iconic gentleman's book to a new generation?

Part commemoration of "The Simpsons'" 20th anniversary, part nod to the golden days of Playboy, what has become known as "The Marge Simpson Cover" has drummed up more attention for Playboy than the premiere of the original "Girls Next Door." But it remains to be seen whether the animated move can open the wallets of a younger generation.

"The shock value always does Playboy very good," said Media Industry Newsletter online editor-in-chief Steve Cohn. "This is a novelty one, but it's no different than a celebrity. In a sense, Marge has something in common with a woman who's never done it before, someone like Nancy Sinatra."

But it's not exactly shock value Playboy is going for -- more like "hip, cool" and the kind of magazine a 25-year-old would read. Maxim, a "lad mag" with an average reader of 29, also ran a cover of Marge Simpson in 2004, depicting the d'oh-eyed beauty in a sheer dress on all fours, scrubbing the floor.

"We knew Marge's pictorial would appeal to a large demographic," said Playboy editorial director Jimmy Jellinek. "This cover and pictorial is just another example of how we're evolving our editorial content to continue to reach men in their 20s, and also maintain the elements of the magazine that have attracted readers for more than 50 years."

The three-page pictorial, featuring a scantily-clad Marge in cartoon lingerie, was "obviously tongue-in-cheek," new Playboy CEO Scott Flanders told the Chicago Sun-Times. "It had never been done, and we thought it would be hip, cool and unusual."

Playboy's use of "hip" isn't the only thing retro-cool -- the cover is a clear nod to the empire's peak in the 1970s. Marge's now infamous image, itself considered to be groundbreaking as the first cartoon character to land a Playboy cover, was inspired by another bunny-eared milestone: The October 1971 issue featured Darine Stern, the first black woman to pose on a Playboy cover.

"We decided to re-create [it] because it's one of our most iconic covers," Jellinek said, "and because Marge's sexy blue beehive immediately made us think of Darine Stern, whose beautiful, voluminous hairdo was front and center on the October 1971 cover."

For Hefner, "Marge Simpson is the quintessential girl next door who stole our hearts 20 years ago and has held them captive ever since. We were delighted to learn she wanted to grace the pages of our magazine. Her pictorial is truly stunning," he told CNN.

This move comes on the heels of a disappointing first half of 2009, during which Playboy lost some attention from the demographic it does have -- the average reader is a 35-year-old male. The magazine came in 200,000 short of its 2.6 million rate base -- the minimum circulation a magazine promises to advertisers -- according to BusinessWeek.

Playboy's lackluster showing as of late can be attributed to two things, Cohn said. One, the audience transferred some of their desire for tastefully disrobed women to the Web. Second, Hugh Hefner got old.

"The reason for their audience shift can be seen in Hugh Hefner. I went to college in the '70s and Hefner was in his 40s back then. He was the symbol for what kind of guy I wanted to be," Cohn said. "Now he's in his 80s -- it's hard to identify with someone like that. That's a problem for Playboy."

But, Jellinek said, "Playboy is a state of mind and a way of being, not a pre-prescribed age. We knew this was something that all of our readers would enjoy, because the show has been on for 20 years and it resonates with adults of all ages."

The "Simpson"-ized Playboy will be available at newsstands Friday.

being prophetic is always mistaken as being arrogant and self-righteous. this is probably why "no prophet is accepted in his own country."

it's a difficult position. that's why nobody likes the job.

cheers.

Serena Williams nude on the cover of ESPN The Magazine

By Chris Chase

Serena Williams will be one of six athletes appearing nude on different editions of ESPN The Magazine's "Body Issue", which hits newsstands on Friday. Serena's cover was released earlier this week and, yup, she's naked:

Is the photo an homage to Farrah Fawcett, perhaps? The left hand, raised knee, upturned head and flowing curls are almost identical to the famous 1970s picture of the Charlie's Angels star. All that's missing is a runaway nipple.

Another similarity between the Serena and Farrah pics: They both look great. Compared to the airbrushed, plastic physique of fellow ESPN cover model Gina Carano (who is apparently an MMA fighter), Serena's natural body is a thing of beauty.

And a final kudos to the photographer, who evidently made certain that Serena's left foot stayed behind the line. Good decision, my friend.

Manny resumes heavy training
By Abac Cordero Updated October 06, 2009 12:00 AM

MANILA, Philippines - Manny Pacquiao plunged back into training in Baguio City yesterday while Mexican trainer Nacho Beristain, who was thousands of miles away, bared his thoughts on how the Filipino pound-for-pound champion would hit Miguel Cotto “like a rocket” on Nov. 14.

Pacquiao entered his third week of training in the country’s summer capital, which was pummelled by typhoon “Pepeng” over the weekend, by doing 15 rounds of mitts with Freddie Roach and some plyometric exercises with his conditioning coach, Alex Ariza.

Pacquiao broke camp Saturday evening after sparring five rounds with Shawn Porter and Urbano Antillon. He braved the storm to take a 250-km ride to Manila and personally help distribute relief goods to victims of last week’s tropical storm “Ondoy” the other day.

Pacquiao and his entourage were back in Baguio close to midnight of Sunday. It took them longer than usual to get there because, according to one of his bodyguards, Jojo Sta. Teresa, there was “zero visibility” on the zig-zagging, cliff-hanging roads up to Baguio.

At the Shape Up Gym, it was business as usual yesterday it looked like the mitts on Roach’s hands were ready to explode.

Pacquiao resumes his sparring today with Porter and Antillon. Another sparringmate, former WBC lightweight champion Jose Luis Castillo, is scheduled to fly in today to provide the extra muscle in the Pinoy icon’s camp six weeks heading to the fight on Nov. 14.

Meanwhile, Beristain, the future Hall-of-Fame trainer from Mexico, gave ESPN’s Spanish TV program “Golpe a Golpe” (Blow by Blow) a big hint of things to come when Pacquiao and Cotto dispute the WBO welterweight crown at a catchweight of 145 lb.

Beristain, who trained Juan Manuel Marquez in his two fights with Pacquiao, is on the side of the Filipino southpaw.

“His left hand is like a missile, like a rocket, it has tremendous speed and his power is tremendous. The key to the fight is not only Pacquiao’s speed but is also the fact that he has been better with his technique,” he said.

“He is a technical fighter now with speed and power, and that Pacquiao is very difficult to beat. If it was difficult before, imagine now, Cotto will be in a world of trouble when he steps in the ring with Manny, besides that, I don’t think he recovered from the beating Margarito gave him, I think Pacquiao will win this fight.”

Beristain also shared his thoughts on Roach’s importance to Pacquiao, even if an Internet article that came out yesterday talked about one member of Team Pacquiao saying it may be time for the 30-year-old Pacquiao to dump Roach.

“I think Pacquiao is lucky to have him in his corner, Freddie Roach is one of the best trainers in the world and he has a lot of knowledge and he has made Pacquiao a better fighter who used to have a lot of flaws in his style. Pacquiao used to jump when throwing punches and now he is doing great from a technical point of view and that is Freddie’s work,” said Beristain.

Lihim na bading

Dear Dr. Love,

Una sa lahat, let me greet you a pleasant day. Tawagin mo na lang akong Carl, 23-anyos. Sumulat ako dahil sa ako’y dumaranas ngayon ng krisis. Lalaki ako pero bakit ang damdamin ko’y babae. Gustuhin ko mang umibig sa babae ay tumatanggi ang puso ko.

Sinikap kong ma-overcome ito. Ni Minsan ay hindi ako nakipagrelasyon sa kapwa ko lalaki dahil alam kong bawal ito sa Salita ng Diyos. Noong maliit ako’y nakita na ng mga parents ko ang tendency kong maging bakla. Pero iminulat nila ako sa Salita ng Diyos. Choir member pa ako sa aming church.

Nagbinata ako na walang problema. Pinilit kong maging lalaki. Nanligaw ako ng babae pero katagalan ay ako na rin ang umaayaw dahil hindi ko talaga ma-take.

Gusto kong magpakatatag. Mas mahalaga sa akin ang pagsunod sa Diyos kaysa sa aking nadarama. Ano ang dapat kong gawin para mapaglabanan ito?

Carl

Dear Carl,

Ang sabi sa Bible: “I can do anything through Christ Jesus who strengthens me.” Itanim mo sa puso mo na ang lahat ng ating kapintasan at kalikuan ay naipako na sa krus kasama ng ating manunubos na si Jesus at tayo mga bagong nilalang na.

Lagi kang magbulay sa Salita ng Diyos sapagkat iyan lamang ang source ng ating kalakasan. Manalangin ka at kilalanin ang iyong kahinaan at palalakasin ka ng Diyos.

Nagagalak ako sa sinabi mong mas nanaisin mong sundin ang kalooban ng Diyos kaysa iyong damdamin. God honors your declaration of faith. Keep it up and God bless you.

Dr. Love

'Quedan' enters RP as 'Pepeng' lingers
By Helen Flores (The Philippine Star) Updated October 06, 2009 12:00 AM

MANILA, Philippines - A new typhoon entered the country yesterday and might pull back tropical storm “Pepeng” (international name “Parma,” which was earlier a typhoon) to northern Luzon, the weather bureau said yesterday.

Administrator Prisco Nilo of the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration said one of the models showed that Quedan (international name “Melor”) would drag Pepeng up toward Okinawa, Japan.

“If that happens, Pepeng would cross again northern Luzon and possibly make landfall over Ilocos Norte and Batanes,” he said.

It is still possible that Pepeng would further intensify while over the South China Sea, he added.

Metro Manila and other parts of Luzon would not be directly affected by Pepeng and Quedan, Nilo said.

Chief government forecaster Nathaniel Cruz said typhoon Quedan was pushing west but does not pose a direct threat to northern Luzon.

Stormy weather would continue to prevail over northern Luzon in the next three days, he added.

Cruz said Quedan, packing maximum sustained winds of 205 kilometers per hour near the center and gustiness of up to 250 kph was moving west northwest at 26 kph.

However, Quedan was not expected to hit any part of the country as it would move toward southern Japan tomorrow, he added.

Cruz said Pepeng regained strength from 95 kph at 11 a.m. yesterday to 105 kph at 4 p.m. after “interaction” with the powerful Quedan, which is located 1,130 kilometers east southeast of Basco, Batanes.

“Pepeng will remain stationary for the next three days,” he said.

Cruz said Pepeng was not expected to make another landfall but will continue to dump heavy rains in northern Luzon.

The storm was located 143 miles (230 kilometers) off northern Laoag city, packing winds of 59 mph (95 kph) and gusts of up to 75 mph (120 kph), he added.

Nilo said storm signal No. 3 was again raised over Ilocos Norte as Pepeng remained stationary off Laoag City.

Signal No. 2 remained hoisted over Ilocos Sur, Abra, Apayao, and northern Cagayan (including Calayan and Babuyan Group of Islands and Batanes Group of Islands), he added.

Signal no. 1 was still up in La Union, Benguet, Mountain Province, Ifugao, Kalinga, and rest of Cagayan, Nilo said.

Pepeng was already moving out of the country on Sunday when it was blocked by a high-pressure area off Hong Kong, causing it to remain stationary for the last 48 hours.

Pepeng is expected to be 220 kms north northwest of Laoag City this afternoon; at 210 kms northwest of Laoag City tomorrow afternoon; and at 260 kms north northwest of Vigan City by Thursday afternoon.

Quedan is predicted to be at 780 kms east northeast of Basco this afternoon; at 1,080 kms northeast of Basco or 350 kms east northeast of Okinawa, Southern Japan by Wednesday afternoon.

In the Visayas and Mindanao, Pagasa has forecast good weather in the next few days.

In Metro Manila and other areas in Luzon, partly cloudy skies with isolated light rains would continue to prevail, according to the weather bureau.

Top Gun
When Brandon Crisp's parents took away his Xbox, they had no idea that their attempt to restrict their son's video gaming would lead to tragedy. In retaliation, Brandon ran away. His body was found three weeks later. His disappearance, and death, became a national news story as it revealed a dark side to what many thought was a harmless entertainment. Gillian Findlay investigates how a video gaming obsession can turn to addiction and a pro gaming circuit with thousands of dollars in potential winnings, experts say, can fuel the need to play.

http://www.cbc.ca/fifth/2008-2009/top_gun/video.html

Wired for Sex, Lies and Power Trips: IT'S A TEEN'S WORLD


You know, you think that okay, then maybe I could grab her ass 'cause the way she dresses, she's telling me to grab her ass.
Billy, 17

They keep doing it even if you say no or stop 'cause they think you're joking so it gets kind of difficult to tell them to stop.
Kelsie, 15

They don't think that the little things they do is sexual harassment. They just think it's normal.
Pauline, 16

Kids today are active players in a sexually-charged popular culture, fuelled by media and personal technology. But at what cost? Whether it's posting sexy photos and raunchy video on the net, ass-grabbing in the school hallway or spreading explicit gossip that shatters high school lives, harassment is commonplace, even acceptable.

Kids today seem to be simply absorbing the bombardment of sexually explicit language, images and behaviours into their social scripts. Even those who recognize the consequences feel powerless to stop it.

Combining documentary verite and self-directed dramatic films, three diverse groups of Toronto teens have an unprecedented opportunity to examine their provocative, fast-paced and hyper-sexualized social world more carefully and thoughtfully. Perhaps most revealing is how the kids in each group challenge each other's assumptions, grapple with contradictions and ultimately change their perspectives.

In an unprecedented journey through computer screens, inside all-ages clubs, with candid personal diaries and in their own short dramatic films about sexual pressures, It's a Teen's World exposes what it's like for today's teens to navigate a tangled web of sex, lies and power trips.

Wired for Sex, Lies and Powertrip: It's a Teen's World is the thematic sequel to director/producer Lynn Glazier's acclaimed and influential documentary film It's a Girl's World: how girls use their social power to hurt each other (NFB 2004). (from CBC)

(this video contains sexually explicit materials.)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMTWAZByqw8

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 05, 2009, 10:09:40 AM
karon, we are in sorrow for one of our students unexpectedly died of "bangungot"....we saw him so happy and excited last saturday night...didn't know nga kuhaon na d i siya ni Lord the next morning...

my deepest condolences...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOt2Qp0H9G8

What’s in a Nickname? The Origins of All 30 NHL Team Names
by Scott Allen - October 2, 2009 - 10:55 AM

Ever wonder what a Canuck is? How about a Blue Jacket? With the NHL season kicking off this week, here’s a breakdown of how the league’s 30 teams got their names.

1. New York Rangers
In 1925, the New York Americans joined the National Hockey League and played their home games at the old Madison Square Garden. Tex Rickard, the boxing promoter and ex-gold prospector who built and owned the arena, decided he wanted his own NHL team, which he was awarded in 1926. Rickard’s team was immediately dubbed “Tex’s Rangers” as a pun referencing the paramilitary force founded in Texas during the 1830s. The Americans folded in 1943, while Tex’s Rangers remain.

2. New Jersey Devils
Given that New Jersey has never been known for its mountains, the team needed a new nickname after the Colorado Rockies relocated to the Garden State in 1982. The New Jersey Sports and Exhibition Authority sponsored a statewide newspaper contest to determine the new nickname and some of the other finalists included Americans, Blades, Coastals, Colonials, Gulls, Jaguars, Meadowlanders, and Meadowlarks. While some fans objected to the winning selection on religious grounds â€" one threatened the life of a reporter who was covering the search â€" the Devil has an entirely non-religious folk history in New Jersey. According to legend, a harmless creature known as the Leeds Devil, or the Jersey Devil, roamed the Pine Barrens in the southern part of the state from 1887 until 1938.

3. New York Islanders
When New York’s expansion Major League Baseball franchise held a name-the-team contest in 1961, Islanders finished third behind Mets and Empires. Eleven years later, Islanders was selected as the nickname for New York’s new hockey team, which plays its home games on Long Island.

4. Philadelphia Flyers
The team sponsored a name-the-team contest after Ed Snider, then-vice president of the Philadelphia Eagles, brought hockey back to the City of Brotherly Love in 1966. Snider’s sister, Phyllis, reportedly suggested the name Flyers, which sounds good when paired with Philadelphia but doesn’t have any real meaning.

5. Pittsburgh Penguins
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette sponsored a name-the-team contest, but Carol McGregor, the wife of one of the franchise’s part owners, Jack McGregor, was the one responsible for the nickname. In his book, Pittsburgh Penguins: The Official History of the First 30 Years, Bob Grove describes how Carol McGregor came up with the name. “I was thinking of something with a P. And I said to Jack, ‘What do they call the Civic Arena?’ And he said, ‘The Big Igloo.’ So I thought, ice. . . Pittsburgh. . . Penguins.” More than 700 of the 26,000 contest entries were for Penguins.

6. Boston Bruins
When grocery store tycoon Charles Adams brought a team to Boston, he hired former hockey great Art Ross to serve as his general manager. Adams tasked Ross with coming up with a nickname, with one of the requirements being that the team’s colors would be the same as his grocery store chain â€" brown and yellow. Ross decided on Bruins.

7. Buffalo Sabres
When Buffalo entered the league in 1970, owners Seymour Knox III and Northrup Knox wanted the nickname for their new team to be unique. The brothers sponsored a name-the-team contest and decided on Sabres, with a buffalo featured prominently in the team’s logo.

8. Montreal Canadiens
In 1909, John Ambrose O’Brien created the Club de Hockey Canadien. Ambrose wanted his team, a charter member of the National Hockey Association, to appeal to Montreal’s francophone population and he hoped to drum up a rivalry with the city’s established team, the Wanderers. The Canadiens are often referred to as “The Habs” or “Les Habs,” an abbreviation of “Les Habitants,” the name for the early settlers of New France.

9. Ottawa Senators
The original Ottawa Senators, founded in 1883, won 11 Stanley Cups. When an NHL team returned to Ottawa in 1992 after a nearly 60-year hiatus, the nickname, a reference to Ottawa’s status as Canada’s capital city, was an obvious choice.

10. Toronto Maple Leafs
Conn Smythe purchased Toronto’s hockey team in 1927 and one of his first orders of business was renaming the team. The franchise that began play as the Arenas in 1917 changed its nickname to St. Patrick’s in 1919 to attract Toronto’s Irish population. Smythe eventually decided on Maple Leafs, for a couple possible reasons. Smythe fought in the Maple Leaf Regiment during World War I, and there was a former Toronto hockey team called the East Maple Leaves.

11. Atlanta Thrashers
Ted Turner named Atlanta’s 1997 expansion team after the brown thrasher, the state bird of Georgia.

12. Carolina Hurricanes
After the Hartford Whalers moved to Raleigh in 1997, new owner Peter Karmanos, Jr. named his team after the devastating storms that regularly ravage the region.

13. Florida Panthers
Had Tampa Bay been awarded a baseball team in the early 90s, they likely would’ve been called the Florida Panthers, a reference to the endangered species of the same name. Instead, the nickname was adopted by Florida’s second NHL team. When Panthers president Bill Torrey revealed the nickname, he told reporters: “A panther, for your information, is the quickest striking of all cats. Hopefully, that’s how we will be on the ice.”

14. Tampa Bay Lightning
In 1990, a thunderstorm served as inspiration for then-president of the Tampa Bay Hockey Group Phil Esposito’s decision to name his team the Lightning. Esposito said that in addition to being a natural characteristic of the Tampa Bay area, Lightning expressed the fast action of a hockey game.

15. Washington Capitals
Washington owner Abe Pollin decided on the perfectly apt nickname Capitals after staging a name-the-team contest.

16. Chicago Blackhawks
World War I veteran and coffee tycoon Frederic McLaughlin was Chicago’s owner when it entered the NHL in 1926. McLaughlin named the team after the 86th Infantry Division in which he served. The “Black Hawk Division” was named after Chief Black Hawk of the Sauk American Indian tribe, who fought the Illinois militia in 1832. The nickname was officially changed from Black Hawks to Blackhawks in 1986.

17. Columbus Blue Jackets
Blue Jackets was the winning entry in a name-the-team contest. According to the team’s website, the name “celebrates patriotism, pride and the rich Civil War history in the state of Ohio and, more specifically, the city of Columbus.” Ohio contributed more residents to the Union Army than any other state during the Civil War.

18. Detroit Red Wings
After purchasing the Detroit Falcons in 1932, James Norris renamed the team after the “Winged Wheelers,” the nickname of the Montreal Hockey Club for which he once played. Norris chose a winged wheel as the team’s logo, a nod to Detroit’s growing reputation as the heart of the automobile industry.

19. Nashville Predators
A vote by the fans helped determine Nashville’s nickname, a reference to the saber-toothed tiger remains that were discovered during an excavation in the city in 1971.

20. St. Louis Blues
According to the team’s website, owner Sid Saloman Jr. selected the nickname Blues in 1967 after W.C. Handy’s song, “St. Louis Blues.” Mercury and Apollo were two of the other nicknames that were considered. The space capsules bearing those names were built in St. Louis.

21. Calgary Flames
The Flames played in Atlanta from 1972 until 1980 and their nickname was a reference to the burning of Atlanta by General William T. Sherman during the Civil War. While the team moved, the nickname remained.

22. Colorado Avalanche
Rockies, the nickname for Colorado’s hockey team that left for New Jersey in 1982, had been adopted by Denver’s baseball team by the time the Quebec Nordiques left Canada for the Front Range in 1995. Management originally wanted to name the team Extreme, but received all sorts of negative feedback, and justifiably so. Avalanche, which eventually beat out Black Bears, Outlaws, Storm, Wranglers, Renegades, Rapids, and Cougars, drew some criticism, as well, given their deadly nature. A member of the marketing group responsible for naming the team replied: “This is the NHL, a rough and tough sport, and Avalanche is something that matches the ‘on the edge’ feel they want to create. Hey, Cougars and Bears kill people, too. People shouldn’t get so excited about Avalanche being a disrespectful name or something. It’s just a name.”

23. Edmonton Oilers
Edmonton, the capital of Alberta, is also the oil capital of Canada. Edmonton began play in 1972 in the World Hockey Association and retained the name Oilers when it joined the NHL in 1979.

24. Minnesota Wild
In 1998, Wild was chosen from a field of six finalists, which also included the Blue Ox, Northern Lights, Voyageurs, White Bears, and Freeze. (Voyageurs were the working-class employees of fur trading companies in the region during the 1700s.)

25. Vancouver Canucks
Johnny Canuck, who originally appeared as a Canadian political cartoon character in 1869, was reinvented as a comic book action hero who fought Adolf Hitler, among other villains, during World War II. Canuck is also slang for Canadian, making Vancouver’s hockey team the Canadian equivalent of the New York Yankees â€" with a little less money.

26. Dallas Stars
When the Minnesota North Stars, whose nickname was decided by a fan contest, moved to Texas in 1993, they ditched the “North” and didn’t feel compelled to replace it with “South” or “Lone.”

27. Los Angeles Kings
The late Jack Kent Cooke, who owned the Los Angeles Lakers and later the Washington Redskins, settled on Kings as the team nickname from entries submitted in a fan contest. The Los Angeles Monarchs played in the Pacific Coast Hockey League during the 1930s and Cooke’s new team adopted the same royal color scheme as the Lakers.

28. Anaheim Ducks
Quack. Quack. Quack! Quack! QUACK! Anaheim joined the NHL in 1993 and its team was known as the Mighty Ducks, after the wildly popular Disney movie and cross-marketing vehicle of the same name. The nickname was changed to Ducks and the logo was changed in 2005 after Disney sold the team.

29. Phoenix Coyotes
The Winnipeg Jets moved to Phoenix in 1996 and Coyotes was the winner in a name-the-team contest that attracted more than 10,000 entries. Scorpions was the runner-up.

30. San Jose Sharks
Sharks was chosen from 2,300 entries in San Jose’s name-the-team contest. The other finalists included Rubber Puckies, Screaming Squids, Salty Dogs, and Blades. Blades was the most popular entry, but ultimately rejected because of its gang implications. When the nickname was chosen, seven shark species made their home in a stretch of the Pacific Ocean off the California coast called The Red Triangle.

Why Chicago Failed To Win The Olympics

by Howard Berkes
October 3, 2009

Actually, it's not Chicago's fault. Nothing more could have been done. Nothing legal at least.

Olympic insiders praise the city's 2016 Olympic bid as completely solid. The plan was sound. The anticipated venues were stunning and compact. The ambitious funding projections were reasonable, given the kind of corporate and American television revenue an American Olympics can generate.

Blame politics unusual.

Chicagoans may not like to admit it, but there's no American city with a better track record of working a room, peddling influence, counting votes, buying loyalty, playing hardball and cultivating corruption.

So, neither the practiced politicos in Chicago nor in the White House could wine and dine, glad-hand, lobby or perform the most basic function of any campaign: count potential votes. They couldn't poll and then shift strategy based on the polling results. They could only guess at who would vote which way, and even then, there was very little they could do about it.

All that worked wonderfully in the past for cities so desperate to host the Olympics that they plied the votes of members of the International Olympic Committee with college scholarships for the kids, all-expenses-paid vacations, lucrative real estate deals, luxury bathroom fixtures, surgical procedures, laptop computers, skis and skiwear, rent-free housing, shotguns and more. To be fair, that culture of Olympic corruption was due as much to the greedy demands of IOC members as it was to the complicit desperation of bidding cities.

It was a culture that played to the strengths of a bidding city like Chicago. Imagine the results if the gold medalist for patronage and political corruption could have applied its considerable skills to that atmosphere.

It would have been politics as usual for Chicago.

The scandalous behavior of IOC members and Salt Lake City Olympic bidders in the 1990s triggered reform that effectively banned the gifts and favors. The reform effort also made it difficult to apply legitimate politicking to the bidding process. This not only hogtied the savvy political operatives in Chicago, it also minimized the role of President Obama, the Olympic bidder-in-chief.

The tough bidding rules established after the Salt Lake City scandal made it impossible to conduct even the most fundamental political campaign. IOC members are not permitted to visit bidding cities and even meet with the bidders, except under very limited and controlled circumstances.

So, neither the practiced politicos in Chicago nor in the White House could wine and dine, glad-hand, lobby or perform the most basic function of any campaign: count potential votes. They couldn't poll and then shift strategy based on the polling results. They could only guess at who would vote which way, and even then, there was very little they could do about it.

Those who were certain that the president went to Copenhagen because the result was predetermined know nothing about Olympic politics and IOC members. The balloting for host cities is secret, and IOC members are famous for not talking about their votes, before or after the voting. Trusting those who do talk is risky because there's no accountability in a secret vote.

Chicago also suffered from Olympic politics completely beyond the control of its bidders. Rio de Janeiro had the strong emotional appeal of finally staging an Olympics in South America. It's a new market for what the IOC likes to refer to as "Olympism," which includes the spreading of Olympic ideals and tapping new corporate and television revenues.

Also, the U.S. Olympic Committee seemed to go out of its way to put obstacles in Chicago's path. IOC members are not generally fond of the United States because (choose one or select all):

1. American corporate sponsorships and television contracts are the single-biggest source of Olympic funding. This is viewed by some as Olympic imperialism.

2. The U.S. is viewed as an arrogant and dominating world power generally.

3. The Olympic bribery scandal involved an American bid and resulted in humiliating hearings in the U.S. Congress (in which then-IOC-President Juan Antonio Samaranch was forced to empty his pockets at a metal detector) and a failed but embarrassing prosecution by the Justice Department.

The U.S. Olympic Committee helped fan any lingering anti-American flames by announcing a U.S. Olympic television network, despite the IOC's insistence that more discussion and negotiation was necessary first. A truce helped ease simmering resentment over the USOC share of Olympic revenues, but that came late in the bidding process. And the USOC's ongoing senior leadership crises and changes left the group unprepared to do the networking and bid marshalling that IOC members expect.

Finally, Chicago politicians defied their reputations for political acumen by failing to guarantee Olympic funding until a few weeks before the voting. This is the most basic element of Olympic bidding: Don't leave the IOC on the hook if you don't raise enough money to pay all the Olympic bills. The failure to provide the guarantee earlier could have been viewed as classic American arrogance, as in "we like to do things our way."

Chicago and President Obama were only able to muster 18 of 94 votes. That's a pathetic 19 percent, proving the bidding for the 2016 Olympics was anything but politics as usual.

NPR's Howard Berkes has covered six Olympic Games and two Olympic bids, including the Salt Lake City Olympic scandal.

Quote from: chicogon on October 05, 2009, 07:33:13 AM
Hala time out sa lang Glace... unja na nang "verbotten." "Beer bote" sa lang ta aron aron maisog ug manginit... unja usa naka ladlad sa triple YYY  

Di mani kulba-hinam oy... hinam-hinam naman ning atoa bwahahaha!!!

mao na. di naman jud ta kulbaan ani kay naanad na. hinam-hinam na lang. ug makapanglimbawot man pod diay ning magsige tag hadum sa nanglabay ug maghunahuna mao diay toy nahitabo.

Quote from: slackware on October 04, 2009, 10:43:01 PM
ako gusto ko mahimong pornstar! 

lisud na dawaton, slacks, kay ang reincarnation is for "purifying" your soul for the better you...kung pornstar ka, basin for the worse naka ana. hehe

keep trying, mike. madakpan ra lagi ning saktong timpla sa TB logo.

Quote from: nat-cast on October 03, 2009, 12:55:17 PM
bisag "mickey mouse" course na 9 holes lang para dili kaayu dako ang investment

maayo na kaayo. 9 holes ug driving range. payts na.

Quote from: benelynne on October 04, 2009, 01:15:45 PM
Makatakod ning imong nostalgia, Glace. Mao diay ni ang Holiday (dili ang kanta ni Martin Nievera) nga usahay mobalik sa akong panumdoman.

yup...one of my fav sounds.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on October 04, 2009, 02:41:23 AM
Kining sugilanona tabla ray naminaw pud nato ani ug drama sa DYHP ang kwadradong buwan hehehhe nga samtang nagbasa nag imagine pud ta.hehhehe Sumpayi ug dali dali Glace kay sobra pa ni sa Thrilling. Makilig man pud tag ahat ani.

sige na bitaw kog hangad-hangad diri, raqs, sa akong bobongan, kung asa taman nako kini iwadwad diri sa TB...ehehe

Quote from: chicogon on October 04, 2009, 03:47:41 AM
"Ako siyang gipangutana og dili ba siya mosunod og sulod sa balay, kay hapon na ra ba. ingon siya nga adto lang sa siya magpahangin sa payag. nindot noon jud pod didto magpahuway labi na kay bugnaw ang lantay ug nindot ang hoyohoy sa hangin. ug mihangyo siya nako, "dad-i kog unlan beh." tua na. hunahuna pa nako..."

Kinsang utok di motuyok makadungog ug pulong sama niini... ug makapanglitok ug, "tua na?!" Siguradong mokurog hasta kabukogan ani Glace!!!

Unya? Padayon...

padayon, pads, bahalag manga-mungi...mungi naman daan..

Quote from: Bambi on October 04, 2009, 03:52:05 AM
pasumangil lang tong unlan....girls never say it directly....she meant, she wants to lie on her strong arms. huh!

suhito jud ka, bambs, ba. wala jud pod ko makasabot atong panahona unsay iyang boot pasabot sa "pagpakuha sa unlan"...kay aron iyang unlanan? o paunlanan sa iyang unlanan, nga mao <---. 

Quote from: windgate on October 04, 2009, 05:08:53 AM
kulba hinam na man ni, ice.  basin ma "verbotten" ang sumpay ani. hehehe

Quote from: ms da binsi on October 04, 2009, 06:34:11 AM
tuay laing estasyonan sa berboten ni Glacier!

unsay Verboten...maglisud naman gani kog tiwas ani nga "conservative pa" samot nag i-xxx.  

Quote from: jamo2x on October 04, 2009, 12:22:38 PM
hayyyzzz gugmang giatay na jud....hehehe morag di maka dama si glace dah... faet morag naay laing uyab ang baji. perti jud 

nila pa: mura og naa, mura og wala. kung nganong nihilak ni siya, di ko katoo sa akong nadungog...

Love, pleasure, duty: Why women have sex

By Elizabeth Landau

(CNN) -- What makes a woman want to have sex? Is it physical attraction? Love? Loneliness? Jealousy? Boredom? Painful menstrual cramps?

Many women interviewed were having sex purely because they wanted the experience.

It turns out that woman have sex for all of these reasons and more, and that their choices are not arbitrary; there may be evolutionary explanations at work.

Psychologists Cindy Meston and David Buss, both professors at the University of Texas at Austin, decided that the topic of "why women have sex" deserved a book of its own. They've woven scientific research together with a slew of women's voices in their new collaborative work, "Why Women Have Sex," published September 29 by Times Books.

"We do bring in men occasionally by way of contrast, but we wanted to focus exclusively on women so that the complexity of women's sexual psychology was not given the short shrift, so to speak," said Buss, a leading evolutionary psychologist.

The authors conducted a study from June 2006 to April 2009 that asked women whether they had ever had sex for one of 237 reasons, all of which had emerged in a previous study. About 1,000 women contributed their perspectives.

It turns out that women's reasons for having sex range from love to pure pleasure to a sense of duty to curiosity to curing a headache. Some women just want to please their partners, and others want an ego boost.

Buss said he found it surprising how dramatically and variably sexual experience seemed to influence women's feelings of self-esteem.

"Some sexual experiences that women in our study reported just had devastating effects and long-lasting negative effects on their feelings of self-worth," he said. "But then for others, their sexual experiences provided the soaring height of euphoria and made them feel alive and vibrant."

Meston said some 20-somethings defied the gender stereotypes that women should be more chaste than men and not sleep around as much.

"Many of the women were having sex purely because they wanted the experience, they wanted the adventure, they wanted to see what it was like to be with men of different ethnicities," she said. "Some women said they wanted more notches on the belt. They simply wanted to get rid of their virginity."

Some women have sex to make money, and not just in the conventional manner of prostitution. A woman from California who goes by "Natalie Dylan" garnered national attention this year with her campaign to sell her virginity and said in January that her top bid of $3.8 million came from a 39-year-old Australian. Read more about selling virginity

There are more factors that influence a woman's sex drive than a man's, the authors said, and the factors that make men attractive to women -- personality, sense of humor, self-confidence, status -- are less important considerations for men when they are choosing women.

There is also evidence that sexual arousal is more complicated for women than for men, the authors report.

A study from Meston's lab showed a strong correlation between how erect a man's penis is and how aroused he says he is. By contrast, the link is much weaker between a woman's physical arousal (as measured inside her vagina) and the arousal she says she feels, the researchers found. This is why drugs to treat erectile dysfunction such as Viagra don't work as well in women, the authors said.

That makes sense from an evolutionary perspective, even though men and women may not consciously think about their choices that way, the authors said. If the goal of a man is to spread his genes, he would need to look for signs of fertility in a woman, which are historically associated with physical cues, Buss said.

"The adaptive problem that women have had to solve is not simply picking a man who is fertile but a man who perhaps will invest in her, a man who won't inflict costs on her, a man who might have good genes that could be conveyed to her children," he said.

In this context, women must also be more selective, because wrong choices can lead to much higher costs than for men: pregnancy and child-rearing.

In studies, women have consistently shown preferences for men with symmetrical bodies, a subtle mark of genetic fitness and status, the book said. In fact, simply by smelling T-shirts that men had worn for two nights, women judged the odors of symmetrical men to be the most attractive, and the asymmetrical men's odors the least attractive, in one study.

Still, symmetry isn't everything, Meston and Buss said. They pointed to singer-songwriter Lyle Lovett as someone with other positive attributes, such as musical talent and personality, who has clearly done well with women despite asymmetrical features.

"Women are evaluating men on multiple attributes," Buss said.

Kissing also turns out to be more important for women than for men in some respects: In one study, 53 percent of men said they would have sex without kissing, but only 15 percent of women said they would even consider sex without smooching first, the book said. For women, kissing is "an emotional litmus test," the authors wrote.

The medicinal value of sex also comes into play for some women, the book said. Sex can help a woman relax and sleep better, and it can ease the pain of menstrual cramps and headaches -- and some survey participants cited these as reasons they've had sex.

A study from Rutgers University found that, during orgasm, women were able to tolerate 75 percent more pain. Though Meston has not studied the phenomenon in men, she said she would expect sex to have the same effects of reducing headaches and other pain.

The authors collected stories from 1,006 women from 46 states, eight Canadian provinces, three European countries and Australia, New Zealand, Israel and China. Participants came from a variety of ethnic and religious -- as well as non-religious -- backgrounds and socioeconomic statuses. About 80 percent of the women said they were in a relationship at the time, and 93 percent said they were predominantly or exclusively heterosexual.
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The book also explores how women's perception of sex may change over time, according to whom they're with and whether they are married.

A 26-year-old heterosexual woman wrote, "When I was single, I had sex for my own personal pleasure. Now that I am married, I have sex to please my husband. My own pleasure doesn't seem as important as his. I believe he feels the same way."

Research findings

Purposely made partner jealous?
31 percent women vs. 17 percent men have tried to evoke jealousy in a partner.

Had sex out of sense of duty?
84 percent wives vs. 64 percent husbands usually or always comply when a spouse wants sex but they don't.

Partner choice for casual sex?
63 percent of women prefer to have casual sex with a friend vs. 37 percent who prefer sex with a stranger.

Steal someone else's mate?
38 percent of women say they've "poached" someone for a short fling.

19th Anniversary of German unification
October 2, 2009, 5:10pm

In 1871, the idea of political and administrative unification of Germany had been brought forth by princes of the German states. Unification showed several glaring religious, linguistic, and cultural differences of that time among inhabitants of the new nation.

The process of unification entailed considerable changes and assimilation among the German people.

After World War II in 1946, Germany again became a divided nation. It was not until October 3, 1990, that the German Democratic Republic (East German) joined the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany). To commemorate this day, October 3 has since then been celebrated as the Day of German Unity. The fall of the Berlin Wall was the symbol of the reunification of the two countries under a democratic system.

With the readiness of the citizens of both East and West to combine their efforts for economic progress and for democracy, Germany has emerged once more as Western Europe’s richest and most populous nation. After the initial difficulties of adjustment, Germany remains a key member of the continent’s economic, political, and defense organizations, particularly the European Union and North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO).

We congratulate the people and government of the Federal Republic of Germany led by H.E., President Horst Kohler and H.E., Chancellor Angela Merkel, and its Embassy in the Philippines, headed by H.E., Ambassador Christian Ludwig Weber-Lortsch, on the occasion of their historic reunification.

‘Facebook’ debate erupts between Mikey, Hontiveros
By BEN R. ROSARIO
October 3, 2009, 1:16pm

Engaging presidential son and Pampanga Rep. Juan Miguel “Mikey” Arroyo in a bitter debate on cyberspace regulations, Akbayan Rep. Risa Hontiveros proposed that social networking sites in the internet should not be covered by libel laws.

Hontiveros issued the reaction after chiding Arroyo for airing his support to proposals to regulate postings in social networking sites.

Arroyo aired this view when a Facebook photo entry believed to be posted by a journalist assailed him for allegedly shopping for wine at Rustan’s supermarket as Ondoy was flooding a huge portion of Metro Manila.

“My picture posted at Facebook with a caption saying I was busy shopping for wine at the height of Typhoon Ondoy is another malicious attack at my personality. It is so depressing,” Arroyo said in a press statement.

The eldest son of President Arroyo said he was with his family in Malacañang last Saturday morning, adding that he helped mobilize rescue and relief operations for Metro Manila folks.

Reacting to Arroyo’s statement, Hontiveros chided the Pampanga solon for calling for restrictions in the use of social networking sites.

Asked what should be the recourse of people who have been unfairly maligned with vicious lies posted in the internet, Hontiveros said they can turn to the provisions of the libel law.

However, she stressed that since users of Internet sites are merely exercising freedom of expression, they should be exempted from libel.

Hontiveros’ statements elicited an angry reaction from Arroyo who insisted that the party list solon’s position was an effort on her part to “hug the limelight.”

Arroyo said Hontiveros’ position is being beclouded by her senatorial ambition.

“The problem with a senatoriable like her is that she is too quick to jump on the gun without understanding fully well what the issue is all about,” Arroyo said. “She is saying that Facebook is being used for Bayanihan purposes and I believe that’s good.”

“Either she is myopic or she is too hungry for media exposure,” said Arroyo. “What I said was I hope Facebook would be regulated, not I want or seek any regulation for Facebook.”

Some websites including Yahoo practice regulation, suspending accounts of users found to have abused their privileges.

While traditional media including print and broadcast are regulated with the writers, reporters, editors, publishers and network executives held responsible for their stories, online social networking outfits which have become sort of alternative media are not.

Quote from: Bambi on October 03, 2009, 10:56:46 PM
mao bitaw Glacier nga diri na lang kos TB mokompisal sa ahong mga sala  kada adlaw kay pwede na usahay wa nay tindogay!

wa poy kan-anay 

Quote from: chicogon on October 03, 2009, 11:39:18 PM
Ahihihi!!!! 

Kristiyano kaau usahay tandayan ang kuros!!! 

mao nay timaan tingali, pads chico, nga gidawat gyud niya iyang kurus kay tandayan naman.

(ang nangagi...)

"....usa ka kahapunon kadto, nangimbitar na pod ni Ate sa usa ka salo-salo nga pasalamat kay maayo siya og abot sa humayan. didto ang uban niyang mga paryente ug higala usab. ob kors, dili magpauwahi si Nethla basta ingon ana nga okasyon. kami ang gitugyanan nga magsugba sa isda didto sa may payag likod sa balay ni Ate. sulod ug gawas sa balay nanimahong pagkaon. samtang nagkanta-kanta na ang ubang mga bisita, kami ni Nethla sige pod og luto sa isda; taban- tabang po kog huyop ug paypay sa baga. ug dili mawala ang sungogay nga usahay molapas nas utlanan. ug niadtong tungura, ako maoy nahutdan sa utlanan. kay dihang tungura miingon siya nako, "niangay man ka nako ba. nganong di man ka musulti."

nag-aso-aso ang palibot ug nanimahong sinugba. usa ka tilimad-on nga nagpahibawo sa umaabot nga mahitabo. ug nagtagbo na sad among mga mata. nakahurot nako og duha botelya nga SMB grande."



gipiso nako ang tumoy sa iyang ilong.

gitan-aw nako iyang tubag. apan, wala siya mopakita og bisan nalang gamayng pagsupil. igo lang siya mipahiyom ug dayong ingon, "hauna na nang gisugba ug ihatud didto sa balay." gikuha nako ang pila ka hiwa ang karne ug isda nga perting lamia pagkasugba. nabati nako ang sinagitsit sa baga nga natagakan sa mantika, ug ang kagahub sa ilawom gikan sa paspas nga pagdokdok sa akong kasingkasing. gikubaan man kog ahat.

ako siyang gipangutana og dili ba siya mosunod og sulod sa balay, kay hapon na ra ba. ingon siya nga adto lang sa siya magpahangin sa payag. nindot noon jud pod didto magpahuway labi na kay bugnaw ang lantay ug nindot ang hoyohoy sa hangin. ug mihangyo siya nako, "dad-i kog unlan beh." tua na. hunahuna pa nako.

dali-dali pod intawn nako og hatud sa sinugba. nagkabibo na sa sulod. videoke, inum ug kaon. hudyaka gyud. mibalik kog gawas dala ko ang unlan. pink ra ba gyud ang pundahan ug may nakapatik nga nawong ni Mickey Mouse. sa lantay, nakita ko si Nethla nga naglinkod didto. gipokgo iyang taas nga buhok ug nanampiling atubang sa bungtud nga naghawid na lang og gamayng kahayag gikan sa nipahulayng adlaw.

nagtindog kos iyang likuran ug wala siya manumbaling. gipadool ko akong baba sa iyang dawngan ug nihunghong: gikapoy ka?    igo lang siya milingo-lingo.

ug akong gihanyagan: gusto ka akong hiloton imong abaga?  ug niyango-yango siya dayon.

gusto kang mohigda? dia may unlan. apan wala siya motingog. busa gisugdan na lang nako ang paghilot. wa pa gani ko makapiso og kaduha nabati nako nga miujog iyang duha ka abaga. akong gilili ang ijang nawong ug nakita ko ang gamayng inagas sa luha sa ijang aping. mihilak. 

ngano man ka? pangutana pod nako, nga may tunong pag-am-am. igo na lang jud niya gipahiran ang mga luha. ug miingon siya nako: Ngano man ko oy? Naunsa man ko?

mao na lay akong namatikdan nga nikab-ot akong kamot aron popoon ang pila ka mga lugas sa luha. ug dayon akong gipapauraray si Nethla sa akong dughan. nagtagbo na sad among mga mata. ang baho sa sinugba nahulipan sa alimyon sa iyang pahumot ug ang kainit sa baga gisaniban sa kainit sa iyang gininhawa. ang kabanha sa balay natabunan sa nagkapaspas ang dinokdok sa akong dughan. ug nakita ko ang SMB naghidga na sa abuhan.

karon, gihagkan ko ang tumoy sa iyang ilong....


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cN4CzkrDW1I

wa pa pod ko magkakita sa kamahinungdanon nganong akong abton nang misteryoha, ben. ila man nang gusto.

sus, lamia ana isugba o sabwon. (bahalag gikan ni galangoy-langoy sa estero)

 unsay dagway aning duha?

Quote from: janjan on October 03, 2009, 12:26:36 PM
get 7-8 hours sleep every nite mora maglisod ko kay every other nite ra man ko makatug pastilan

jan, di kaha tungod na kay permi ka busog? LOL

Quote from: benelynne on October 03, 2009, 12:30:35 PM
Trying to get myself into the work mode. This is one of those days nga murag nag-interfere ang trabaho sa TB. Nikalit ra ba kadaghan ning akong i-translate, but I can't get my mind to work.

i-post na tanan diri, ben, kay atong tabangan og translate. hehehehe binuang ra.

mura og nahog na lang nga konsuelo de bobo ning ilahang gihimo nato.

sabagay, may na lang pod na makatabang.

Quote from: ms da binsi on October 03, 2009, 12:31:54 PM

bwahahaha!

Glace bisan asa ka ibutang KULISAW jud ka!

Quote from: ms da binsi on October 03, 2009, 12:22:51 PM



(unsa kaha na ija gi jama jama no>)

susmaryosep, kaisog bas nawong...hehehe

Quote from: ms da binsi on October 03, 2009, 12:25:44 PM

unsang assignment'a ba na? ay tag ingna mo board sad ka!

naay daghan lagi...

black board, chopping board, diving board, wash board, board mate...ambot mopasar ba kaha ko ani? 

malingaw pod ko aning mga taga-immigration ba. mao ra poy ilihok og naay katalagman.

Quote from: ms da binsi on October 03, 2009, 12:24:24 PM
mamili pa jud! sigi SUPERWHEEL nalang!!! hahahaha!

sa pagkatinood lang, nasayang ko nga wa modaog ang Chicago. di pa jud panahon nga makita teka, mdb. hhehehe

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 03, 2009, 06:51:22 AM
Nakahunahuna ko unsa kaha kon imbis lawas pahiyusan, lawak pahuwasan na lang. Pero mao gihapon, daghang posibilidad, ha ha ha.

ug kana, daghan na jung lawak masakop ana. hahahaha

6-10, makaya nako ni. ang 1-5 maoy apiki.

Quote from: ms da binsi on October 03, 2009, 12:17:32 PM
aw...mao lagi jud ikaw jud si GEC! hahaha!

hahahahahahhahahahaha...kalawom ba anang imong konklusyon.

Quote from: ms da binsi on October 03, 2009, 12:15:03 PM
Sus tua na ning andar na sad ang TIDE! ahahahhaha!

whahahahaha. dili Mr. Clean?

Quote from: benelynne on October 03, 2009, 08:25:40 AM
Bay Glace,

Mao ni ang culprit sa pagkawa sa imong porma? Nindot na siya ron. Sa una, molikay ka sa kasagingan aron di maabogan. Karon, gigukod ni sa akong youngest daughter paglabay atbang sa St. Michael Church sa Jagna aron malitratohan. Part of the colorful tourism landscape na ang St. Jude.


This yellow-colored bus seems to have been plying the highway of Bohol for the longest time, serving the interior and eastern routes from Tagbilaran to Talibon. Here, it whizzes past the plaza in front of the San Miguel Archangel Parish Church in Jagna. Flick'r bennytutor/ photo by Sarah

Ingon bitaw akong misis bahin sa among silingan sa Tagbilaran. Inig gawas kuno niya niadto, sige lang siya pangutan-on sa among tiguwang nga silingan sa kanto, "Baklay ka na naman?" (Kasabot na siya'g Binisaya.) Katong nipalit na mi sakyanan, niundang na pod si lola ug ronda. Mura man suspicious character diay ka ron ug magbaklay lang?

oo, tsada na bitaw ang dagway sa SJ karon, ben. tsada na pod ang mga karsada. wa nay abog. nindot na pod ibaktas kay di na ka mapandol sa libaong. kadtong nakauli ko, baktason jud nako basta naa lang sa among sentro. magbantay lang pod ka anang ubang mga drayber lagi sa habal-habal kay gahaguros lang.

Oh! Canada.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on October 03, 2009, 10:01:08 AM
Sayang mao na unta ni time makakita ko in person nimo Glace kay kung kami ni Bella murag much sooner than someday siguro magkita mi puhon. Bella maabot ra jud ang time moapil ko ug juot juot nimog lakaw sa kasagbutan mangodak tag wildlife hhehehe.Di unta maabtan ug 2016 magkita ta hahahha.

pakit-on unta mo nako nga pildihon nako si Bolt og dagan in 2016...

Quote from: ms da binsi on October 03, 2009, 07:54:42 AM
bwahahahah! nag abut pa ba mo ni Sigbin, Glace?

nakaabot pa man.

Quote from: fdaray on October 03, 2009, 09:46:25 AM
Mao nay giingon. "small but terrible", basta makamaong mogamit.

sir, too jud ko nimo ana. way komo sa maayo mogamit.
mura ra man jud nas sa dwelo tingali ba.
wa man mag-agad sa calibre sa pistola
kundi anaa sa kahanas molanit sa hinagiban
kay inig boto, ang ulahi maoy masamdan
swerte lang si inday kay nitihaya
sa kang ondoy nga nagsinaw baya

Quote from: janjan on October 01, 2009, 11:48:07 PM
di pinoy kay too small ra lagi hahaha
ajo ni aho kay mabusog gud ko hahaha

tsk tsk tsk walang pagmamahal sa sariling atin diay kini. hehehe

gagama kog assignment, gakapoy nako.

hahaha, kaw na pod, bleu.

sa kolor nga green!!!

this boy should have his head buried deep in the mud in Pasig.

wa matabang diayg harana ni Obama. hehehe

kay og nidaog pa ang Chicago, murag magkakita ming MDB ani kay motan-aw og Olympics. hahahaha

Quote from: ms da binsi on October 02, 2009, 01:32:02 PM
waaahaha! sakspern si Glacier! hahaha!

Anyhow nindot ni dah nga  TIPS. tinuod man ni sha.

Ako dugay matulog pero 7-8 hours japun akong tulog kay dugay man ko momata.

unsay sakpan? kuyawan man sad ta. hehehe

Quote from: ms da binsi on October 03, 2009, 07:44:30 AM

mura diay ug bitsinan Bayat! hahahah! tinuod ba gud na? pinch lang? kagamay ba!

nituskig na baja, so di na kinahanglan og daghang pain-reliever kay ma-overdose unya...nah, ang tag-iya na hinoon sa gabarog ang motuskig og masobrahan, dakong way swerte. hahahaha

Quote from: chicogon on October 03, 2009, 08:04:32 AM
Kinamauhan! Ambot lang pod kinsay willing moangkon o mokumpisal hahahaha!!!! Sama sa giingon sa usa ka pari nga bisaya nga kauban nako deri, "Maayo gani, bay, kay masinabtanon ta nga pagka tawo." Hehehe

masinabtanon nis MDB, pads, kay nakauyab nig pari sa una. nyahahahhhhaah