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Quote from: vhinz08 on January 27, 2013, 06:48:00 PM
Thanks Father Brand for your inspiring definition of PIT Señor, it coincide as we celebrate now the year of FAITH. 

Hmm, haw strong is yor pit, Bay Vhinz? Kan it mob mawntins? Pit Senhor!

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The real-life Dracula might not have sucked blood out of his victims’ necks, but he still drank it in a different way: by dipping chunks of bread into buckets of blood drained from the people he killed.

The fifteenth century manuscript The Story of a Bloodthirsty Madman Called Dracula of Wallachia, by Michel Beheim, describes how Vlad III would invite a few guests to his mansion, provide them with a feast, and then have them immediately impaled right there at the dinner table. With the bodies still draped over the stakes, he would leisurely finish his own dinner and then dip his bread into the blood collecting below the bodies. -- http://listverse.com/

A 14-year study found that men whose diets were highest in fruits and vegetables had a 70 percent lower risk of digestive-tract cancers. How to reach your quota: Never eat a meal that doesn't contain a vegetable or fruit. And no, fries don't count.

More at: http://www.menshealth.com/mhlists/how_to_live_better/

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 27, 2013, 11:24:37 AM
Siya nagpasalamat nga wa siya mabun-og dihang nilabay sa Dumanjug atol sa Suroy-Suroy.

He he, dramaturgo pud...

Ni Sheila C. Gravinez
http://www.sunstar.com.ph/
Saturday, January 26, 2013


DILI welcome sa lungsod sa Dumanjug sila si Acting Governor Agnes Magpale ug Provincial Board Member Arleigh Sitoy human gidiklarar nga personae non gratae sa konseho sa maong dapit.

Sa Resolution No. 19-2013 nga giaprobahan sa Sangguniang Bayan sa Dumanjug atol sa ilang regular session niadtong Enero 23, 2013, gihimo ang deklarasyon batok sa duha ka mga opisyal sa lalawigan sa Sugbo.

Ang resolusyon nagkanayon nga hugot nga gisupak sa lungsod ang salawayon nga buhat ug mga lakang nga gihimo nila ni Magpale ug Sitoy batok kang Governor Gwen Garcia.

Si Magpale nga gikuhaan og reaksiyon labot niini, unya na mohatag sa iyang komento ugma kon madawat ug matuki na sa Sangguniang Panlalawigan sa Sugbo ang resolusyon nga gipalabang sa konseho sa Dumanjug.

Samtang si Sitoy sa iyang bahin namahayag nga wa siya matandog sa deklarasyon.

“Di ko matandog sa resolution kay gikan na sa akong suod nga amigo. Ako gani mahalad akong nawong aron panamasta­masan sa akong higalang Nelson, akong kumpare.” ang bokal nagkanayon sa iyang gipadala nga text message sa Sun.Star Superbalita.

Siya nagpasalamat nga wa siya mabun-og dihang nilabay sa Dumanjug atol sa Suroy-Suroy.

Ang naasoy nga lungsod gidumala ni Mayor Nelson Garcia, igsuon ni Gwen.

Ang mayor nii­ngon gihugaw-hugawan ni Sitoy ang pangan sa ilang pamilya kinsa ilang giisip nga kabahin na sa ilang pamilya.

Malibkas lang ang de­­­­klarasyon batok nila ni Magpale ug Sitoy kon ang duha mag-public a­­­pology sa ilang pagpanginsulto kang Gwen, dugang ni Nelson.

 
Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cebu Enero 27, 2013.

Quote from: islander on January 24, 2013, 12:59:11 PM
don't twit an old dog, one who's a great survivor at that, alan.  besides, you're all the same there.  the headiness of power takes away any vestige of conscience that makes for honesty.

Adto ra pud padung ang young dog...

You can sleep anytime you want, anywhere in the house...

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 26, 2013, 06:45:06 PM
One of the worst offenders is Britain, where as much as 30 percent of vegetables are not harvested because they are misshapen and supermarkets will not sell them.

Hmm, pwede ba kaha ni gamiton sa ditriding...

Hmm, now that I know this, what do I do?

Quote from: islander on January 27, 2013, 01:09:09 AM

Native to Madagascar, this is an indri, one of the largest living lemurs in the world. (Meredith Barrett)

Lemur? Are you sure? There's nothing strange about this fella.
He's just a cross between a panda and a koala...

Quote from: islander on January 27, 2013, 01:27:11 AM

A new amphibian species, the ‘Mr. Burns Beaked Toad’ (Credit: USFWS)

Strange jud tuod ni siya pero naay paryente ani nga familiar...

Quote from: islander on January 27, 2013, 01:09:38 AM

A large male purple marsh crab (Sesarma reticulatum) clips cordgrass with its claws. These crabs are nocturnal and typically live in burrows during the day to stay moist and avoid predators. (Tyler Coverdale)

Daghan man ni sa baybayon sa amoa...

Quote from: Vistabel on January 27, 2013, 02:56:09 AM
di ah....murag O sa manok nga ugis no-on

He he, kanang pinasngan og pinakagit?

Quote from: Pikoy on January 27, 2013, 01:36:09 AM
KUMUSTA NAMAN NINYO INTAWON OI..? MINGAW NAMAN KOG DOK2X NGARI..PASENSYA NA NGA DELI NAJUD KO PERMI SA BALAY HA...KAY SAUN TAMAN GUD..DAGHAN NG GWARDYA!!

Agoi, bantay jud, Bay Piks. Dok2x lang kanang klarong way makabantay kay, nah, maputlan gani kag tudlo di na jud ka kapatabang og lima!

Quote from: islander on January 27, 2013, 02:22:04 AM
nothing can be clearer.  thanks, hubs.

Indeed, we see it that way. But evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins disagrees:

"More generally it is completely unrealistic to claim, as Gould and many others do, that religion keeps itself away from science's turf, restricting itself to morals and values. A universe with a supernatural presence would be a fundamentally and qualitatively different kind of universe from one without. The difference is, inescapably, a scientific difference. Religions make existence claims, and this means scientific claims."

Further on in his essay "When Religion Steps on Science's Turf" Dawkins adds:

"There is something dishonestly self-serving in the tactic of claiming that all religious beliefs are outside the domain of science. On the one hand, miracle stories and the promise of life after death are used to impress simple people, win converts, and swell congregations. It is precisely their scientific power that gives these stories their popular appeal. But at the same time it is considered below the belt to subject the same stories to the ordinary rigors of scientific criticism: these are religious matters and therefore outside the domain of science. But you cannot have it both ways. At least, religious theorists and apologists should not be allowed to get away with having it both ways. Unfortunately all too many of us, including nonreligious people, are unaccountably ready to let them."

Basa-basa lang kay way lingaw...

Huwat lang, swertehon ra lagi ka, doggy...

Quote from: islander on January 26, 2013, 07:54:43 AM
purya gaba.  laina pod sa design sa iyahang portable water jug.  mora man ug niinom ug butong.

Morag nawong og kalibangon ang iyang water jug, complete snacks na jud ni ron...

Kang kinsa man ning kittyha?

In Alice in Wonderland, Lewis Carroll invents the idea of the un-birthday. If we celebrated those we’d have 364 more (in a leap year) un-birthdays than birthdays. Atheists have always had the corner on un-holidays. Christmas, Easter, Good Friday, Ramadan, Rosh Hashanah, the day Tom Cruise had sex with a woman are all holidays in some religion but they’re never a celebration of life. The joy is the exception that proves the rules. It’s the celebration of a joy that we don’t have.

The word ‘holiday’ comes from ‘holy day’ and holy means ‘exalted and worthy of complete devotion.’ By that definition, all days are holy. Life is holy. Atheists have joy every day of the year, every holy day. We have the wonder and glory of life. We have joy in the world before the lord is come. We’re not going for the promise of life after death; we’re celebrating life before death. The smiles of children. The screaming, the bitching, the horrific whining of one’s own children. … Sunsets, rock and roll, bebop, Jell-O, stinky cheese, and offensive jokes.

For atheists, everything in the world is enough and every day is holy. Every day is an atheist holiday. It’s a day that we’re alive. --Penn Jillette

http://www.brainpickings.org/

Quote from: taga tigbao on January 26, 2013, 07:37:49 PM
Kung akoy Doctor, ahong findings will be:

Primary cause of death = Suffocation by inhaling noxious gases

Secondary cause of death = Terrible and horrific visual experience

Bwahaha! The worst form of cruel and unusual punishment!

Quote from: chicogon on February 25, 2012, 12:52:23 PM
Unsa god nang pungsoy oy?

Pungko-pungko, hunsoy-hunsoy. As in lazy Sunday...

Quote from: fdaray on August 30, 2012, 10:15:51 AM
Niadto pang unag panahon, adunay na recycling of waste. Anag tae gipakaon sa anay.

Karon ang tawo mokaon na og anay, mokaon pa jud og tae...

Quote from: BolBuhol on January 24, 2013, 06:43:58 PM
i pon parehas lang gid na sang in rok, sang tsiks na dola haw. 

Ah, kasol? Peligro manugbaboy hang king mo ya...

The mystery of human existence lies not in just staying alive, but in finding something to live for. --Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Bwahaha!

Dr Tim Fox, head of energy and environment at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, said: "The amount of food wasted and lost around the world is staggering.

"This is food that could be used to feed the world's growing population -- as well as those in hunger today.

"It is also an unnecessary waste of the land, water and energy resources that were used in the production, processing and distribution of this food.

"The reasons for this situation range from poor engineering and agricultural practices, inadequate transport and storage infrastructure through to supermarkets demanding cosmetically perfect foodstuffs and encouraging consumers to overbuy through buy-one-get-one free offers."

The report also found that 550 billion cubic metres of water is wasted globally in growing crops that were never eaten.

The institution said the demand for water production could reach between 10 trillion and 13 trillion cubic metres a year by 2050.

Fox said: "The UN projects that the global population will swell to 9.5 billion by 2075, meaning there will be three billion more people to feed.

"As water, land and energy resources come under increasing pressure from competing human demands, engineers have a crucial role to play in preventing food loss and waste by developing more efficient ways of growing, transporting and storing foods.

"But in order for this to happen governments, development agencies and organisations like the UN must work together to help change people's mindsets on waste and discourage wasteful practices by farmers, food producers, supermarkets and consumers."

AFP Relax â€" Fri, Jan 11, 2013 1:39 AM PHT





Up to half of all the food produced in the world -- two billion tonnes of it -- is thrown away, according to a report published on Thursday.

The waste is caused by poor infrastructure and storage facilities in the developing world, and "buy-one-get-one-free" offers, and the fussiness of consumers in the developed world, the report by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers said.

Every year, four billion tonnes of food is produced, but between 30 percent and 50 percent is never consumed, according to the report entitled "Global Food; Waste Not, Want Not".

One of the worst offenders is Britain, where as much as 30 percent of vegetables are not harvested because they are misshapen and supermarkets will not sell them.

The report also suggests that half of the food that is bought in Europe and the United States is thrown away by consumers.

Hmm, favorite of medical students...

Quote from: islander on January 26, 2013, 10:58:43 AM
morag wa mao nga nangamatay intawon.

Death by visual shock diay galing ang ilang gidangatan...

Quote from: Vistabel on January 26, 2013, 04:25:47 AM
late 80's man siguroto may Ceres gidauban  sa Tubigon among nalabyan ....

Wa man kahay nahibilin sa sulod...

He he, maskuladong torotoya...

A Tibetan mystic saying goes: We are here to realize the illusion of our separateness. The spiritual sentiment has a biological cognate. Our xenotropic drive â€" to merge with what is not us, temporarily in sex, or permanently in symbiosis or cross-species hybrids â€" is more than a metaphor. But it also offers spiritual solace. When we hook up with another, in sex or love (or, more rarely, both) we prove that our isolation is not permanent. In the fullness of time, we may all be linked. In the meantime, eros brings us together, making us more than we are alone. Cupid’s arrow, quivering into the heart of loneliness, kills us even as it sets us free. --Dorion Sagan

Quote from: BolBuhol on January 26, 2013, 05:18:27 PM
bz gid sigoro haw ara sigoro to sija na asayn sang apgan.

Hmm, dis-a may naa damo talib nga tinodas ngiya daw sa bigyogim haw?

Quote from: islander on January 26, 2013, 08:09:37 AM
kaayo ra nga gikugihan pa gyod ug himo ani para manaygon.

He he, and take note of its patina of age, and envision the loving grip it used to receive from the fragile hands of a cute little boy...

Quote from: islander on January 26, 2013, 07:59:28 AM
as surely as they go.  in fact, they come parading back every time i read your posts.

Hmm, just curious. How do your demons look? Hitsurag purdoy o haruhay?

These sheep are not for sale, either. Especially the big one with the mane...

Cool. What a protective doggy...

Hmm, gitabonan ba kaha ang mga mata sa gi-execute...

Quote from: Vistabel on January 26, 2013, 03:33:04 AM
How to drink your own urine properly 

May myosikal instromint...

Quote from: islander on January 26, 2013, 06:03:12 AM
admittedly, i'm not good at any musical instrument.  being tone deaf renders me a slow learner.  thus i have to read notes (a slow note reader to boot) and memorize them because i can never go oido.  but i play anyway to drive away my demons.

I'm sure your demons keep coming back...