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Quote from: Pikoy on December 15, 2012, 05:21:20 PM
YES happy ko ug naa koy kwarta nga madawat pinaagi sa tinarong ug deli pinaagi sa pangilad..

Quote from: Pikoy on December 15, 2012, 05:21:20 PM
YES happy ko ug naa koy kwarta nga madawat pinaagi sa tinarong ug deli pinaagi sa pangilad..

Quote from: Pikoy on December 15, 2012, 05:21:20 PM
YES happy ko ug naa koy kwarta nga madawat pinaagi sa tinarong ug deli pinaagi sa pangilad..

Quote from: Pikoy on December 15, 2012, 05:21:20 PM
YES happy ko ug naa koy kwarta nga madawat pinaagi sa tinarong ug deli pinaagi sa pangilad..

Quote from: Pikoy on December 15, 2012, 05:21:20 PM
YES happy ko ug naa koy kwarta nga madawat pinaagi sa tinarong ug deli pinaagi sa pangilad..

Quote from: Pikoy on December 15, 2012, 05:21:20 PM
YES happy ko ug naa koy kwarta nga madawat pinaagi sa tinarong ug deli pinaagi sa pangilad..

Quote from: Pikoy on December 15, 2012, 05:21:20 PM
YES happy ko ug naa koy kwarta nga madawat pinaagi sa tinarong ug deli pinaagi sa pangilad..

Quote from: Pikoy on December 15, 2012, 05:21:20 PM
YES happy ko ug naa koy kwarta nga madawat pinaagi sa tinarong ug deli pinaagi sa pangilad..

Quote from: Pikoy on December 15, 2012, 05:21:20 PM
YES happy ko ug naa koy kwarta nga madawat pinaagi sa tinarong ug deli pinaagi sa pangilad..

Quote from: Pikoy on December 15, 2012, 05:21:20 PM
YES happy ko ug naa koy kwarta nga madawat pinaagi sa tinarong ug deli pinaagi sa pangilad..

Quote from: BolBuhol on December 15, 2012, 06:12:45 PM
sang pinas ba ini?

Sang Bohol gid haw...

Quote from: BolBuhol on December 15, 2012, 06:21:01 PM

dakponon sang kosgarg.

He he, illegal purse seine fiahing diay?

Quote from: bugsay on December 15, 2012, 10:49:16 AM
hehehe..double-net..

Hmm, lahi pud tong double-knit?

Quote from: chriswise on December 15, 2012, 06:23:06 PM
nya,ha,ha,ha,,unya kay naka adto man US,,,he,

...nahimo nang ginoo mismo, sa iyang makapanglimbawot nga kaugalingong panglantaw...

Hmm, lahi lang ang setting ug presentation, pero mao ra, oi...









Tan-awag klaro ang giinom sa barkada...

AFP News - Undated handout photo released by the Kayalaan Municipal office in 2011 shows Kalayaan island in the Spratlys, a chain of islets in the South China Sea. The Philippines has deployed 800 more Marines and opened a new headquarters to guard its interests in the disputed Spratly islands, which China also claims, a senior military official said Sunday.

However, they face formidable odds. When Fr. Panlilio won in the 2007 elections and lost narrowly in the 2010 elections, both the positive and negative lessons of solid organizing, wide-ranging coalition-building, and painstaking education of the citizen-voters came to the fore.

Will these lessons be really learned? To be sure, the starting point now is far different and on a higher plane than in the last elections. Both run under the ruling liberal Party, with support from the President himself. The president's reform agenda is well within their own platform and they therefore embody the continuing reform momentum under this administration.

In Pampanga, Fr. Panlilio runs against the still-formidable machinery of former Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and her hand-picked governor-candidate Lilia Pineda. In Masbate, Fr. Casas runs against the warlord families in the province. They have their work cut out for them. The voters of Pampanga and Masbate also have their choices before them, as clear as never before. Will they deliver the votes?

By kpatria | Community Voices â€" 16 hours ago
http://ph.news.yahoo.com/blogs/communityvoices/tale-two-priests-093150093.html

In time, the lesson sinks in. The political elite will not relinquish the power or allow meaningful participation of ordinary citizens in governance. They would prevent the emergence of leaders from below or coopted them into the traditional political system. The electoral contest in many places reduces to one between a "greater or lesser evil."

The dearth of viable candidates is directly related to the extremely weak political party system. The latter cannot function independently of their elite leadership and serves only to maintain the facade of democratic choice, mobilizer of warm bodies, and otherwise serve to support the pre-determined candidacies of dynastic figures.

Frs. Panlilio and Casas represent the alternative road to anti-dynastic politics. Once again, church people are rising to the call of political reforms in the country, just as they did before during the Marcos dictatorship. They blaze the trail in this endeavour, making the point that ordinary citizens and their leaders can participate meaningfully in democratic elections.

By Ramon Casiple for Yahoo! Southeast Asia


The 2013 local elections will have two priests running for governorship of two provinces. Not only do these events indicate a trend but these reflect the seriousness of the problems of traditional politics in the Philippines.

Fr. Eduardo "Among Ed" Panlilio will run for re-election for the post of Pampanga governor while Fr. Leo Casas will run for the first time for the post of Masbate governor. Both were executive director of the social action centers of their respective dioceses. From this vantage point, they observed the corruption, political violence, and subversion of the people's will by the traditional elite whoâ€"as they consolidate powerâ€"developed the political dynasties that today dominate much of our political landscape.

Quote from: Chongki on December 15, 2012, 09:04:32 AM
lokal ra bai hubz

He he, hadlok ka kuninitan?

Violent Death



Everyone dies. In reality, immortality is nothing more then mortality with no foreseeable end. Unfortunately, having transcended natural deaths, humans will have to face the reality that one day they will perish violently. Except through starvation or dehydration, there will be no “passing away quietly in your sleep”, as it will take a lot more then simple physical decay or disease to destroy a truly immortal being â€" especially if we’ve merged with machines. If you don’t drown in rising water levels or freeze in future ice ages, you can count on shuffling off that mortal coil by either being stabbed, shot, poisoned, immolated, asphyxiated, crushed, electrocuted or even just simply blown up.

If not any of these, the death of a star will happily engulf both you and the planet you happen to live on â€" wherever that may be. You could of course escape into space â€" but not much awaits for you there… unless you enjoy drifting in endless darkness until the end of time…

Useless Criminal Punishments



If humans ascertained immortality one of the first problems that we would likely encounter would be a notable surge in crime. Thirty years imprisonment is hardly an adequate deterrent for someone who is looking forward to a lifespan of tens of thousands of years or more, and true life sentences would doubtlessly be condemned as immoral (Being stuck in a cell for eternity could be considered by some to be hell).

We could make heavy use of the death penalty, but this is also unlikely given that the ethical problems many see in it today would be multiplied tenfold with an immortal individual â€" there’s a big difference between taking the life of someone who would eventually die anyway, and taking the life of someone destined to life forever. Life would simply hold more value. In reality, we would likely have to rely heavily upon rehabilitation and prevention techniques to prevent chaos â€" think Clockwork Orange-style programs, intended to diminish an individual’s capacity to commit crime.



No Retirement or Welfare



You’d better hope you enjoy your job if you decide to become immortal, as there won’t be any conceivable possibility of retirement. Pensions, along with almost all forms of social welfare, would simply become too much of a burden upon the state to provide perpetually, and would therefore cease to be offered. The lack of retirement and death will also lead to severe stagnation within almost all industries, as individuals spend thousands of years in the same job, with no prospects of promotion as people higher up the chain aren’t moving on.

Although a daunting future for many of us, it could be resolved with ‘temporary pensions’. This would see the state forcing everyone in turn to take a few years off, living on welfare. The objective of this of course being to prevent individuals sitting in the same job for centuries on end, as well as ensuring that everyone has the potential to work and progress in their chosen career. However, whether or not it is morally just to remove individuals from their jobs, and force them to start back at step one, is debatable.



No Social Progression



If everyone from the eighteenth century and earlier were still alive today, we’d still be segregating races and practicing misogyny. Death is the only means by which society can permanently rid itself of the tyranny of the elders, and thus progress ethically. The views held by those within the society that achieves immortality will be the views that will be held for the rest of eternity. Death will still occur (by murder, for example) but it will occur far too slowly to allow social progression. The only solution would be mass psychological conditioning and reprogramming â€" but then who would decide once and for all what is just?



Monotony



Life for immortal beings would slowly develop a monotonous schedule based around needs, habits and commitments. Day in and day out, immortal beings could expect the same tedious activities, with no end in sight. Even holidays (and even psychedelic trips) will eventually become a mere part of the tired old schedule. Depths of emotion, too, would eventually become shallow over time, leading to cold-hearted apathy and intense (or even worse, non-intense) bitterness. Escaping to other planets could provide some respite, but should this become a common practice, it too would merely become yet another monotonous habit that occurs every now and then. Despite the powerful urge to survive for as long as possible, many may choose death after millenniums of boredom.



No Value



Inherently lazy beings, humans are often provoked into fulfilling their dreams by the knowledge of fast-approaching death. Holidays to magnificent locations, trips to see legendary art and participation in life-changing events holds extreme value, because we know we might not get another chance. But when eternity is available to us, along with the possibility of experiencing all that life has to offer, many experiences will seem to lose their value. What is the point of mastering the sciences, learning the arts, and engaging in humanities, if you and everyone else has eternity to do so? As purposeless demigods, humans may simply end up engaging in extreme forms of hedonism, as they desperately attempt to give their existence some form of meaning.


Severe Social Divides



Nothing is truer in an immortal society than the saying that “the rich get richer and the poor get poorer”. Any society which builds itself upon a system of rule with class divides will eventually begin to experience severe social rifts as time draws on, with wealth tending to ‘pool’ at the top of the system. The only solution is to force upon civilization a classless society â€" but whether this is a price worth paying for immortality is likely to be highly debatable. Many philosophers believe that immortal beings will eventually revert back to anarchy â€" their primordial nomadic state â€" to achieve true equality. If not, we can expect an endless and chaotic cycle of revolution and replacement where each class radically reinvents itself to fulfill its desires â€" that is, of course, if the world doesn’t just descend into a perpetual civil war between classes. 



Mental Decay


Organic constructions are not designed to last forever â€" especially when they’re something as complex as the brain. Although we could theoretically fight to prevent diseases such as Alzhiemer, even the fittest minds will begin to show signs of malfunction after thousands â€" if not hundreds â€" of years. And given the permanent nature of brain damage, we can expect to experience a slow decline into pseudo-psychotic states as the brain corrodes. With the human capacity for reason, emotion, memory and self control slowly eroding over time, we may become prisoners within our own minds.

Some have argued that we could simply replace our brains with a superior synthetic ‘model’, although the possibility of this is fiercely debated within philosophy and science. After all, would we still be the same person? How could we ever conceivably ‘transfer’ personhood to another construct?



Relative Time Reduction


Ever noticed how time seems to pass more quickly as you age? It’s a well documented and explained phenomenon, originating from the fact that the older you are, the smaller proportion of your life a period of time is perceived to be. At 10 years old, a year is one tenth of your entire life; while at at 100 years of age, a year is one hundredth of your life, and so the year is perceived as shorter.

There is huge debate within psychological and philosophical circles about whether there is a limit to this phenomenon, and whether we will perceive days as becoming progressively shorter and shorter, into infinity. Regardless, the side effect of this phenomenon is that memories will eventually fade into one convoluted mess, and you’ll be unable to distinguish non-notable memories created 10,000 years ago from those formed 9,000 years ago. 



Global Decay


A rather obvious entry: immortality would strengthen the human habit of destroying the natural order. Death is an essential component of any healthy ecosystem â€" without it, we run the very serious risk of overpopulation. This in itself leads to global decay, as we put huge strains on the earth to cater to our ever-expanding needs. A notable solution might be to relocate ourselves to other planets, but as with all things, they too would eventually experience the pain of the human disease.



10 Terrifying Downsides to Immortality
by Eva Fauen, December 12, 2012
http://listverse.com/


The following entries all concern various ethical, psychological or social problems that an immortal species would likely encounter. Immortal, in this case, means a state of being where one is free of all natural deaths (disease, physical decay, and so on).

Quote from: Chongki on December 15, 2012, 08:51:36 AM
am planning to get a cook

Diay aplikante, Bay Chongks...

The families of victims grieve near Sandy Hook Elementary School, where a gunman opened fire on school children and staff in Newtown, Connecticut on December 14, 2012.

5 hrs ago


(Reuters) - The deadly school shooting at a Connecticut elementary school on Friday was the latest in a series of shooting crimes in the United States this year.
Following are some of the worst such incidents in the United States in 2012:

April 2 - A gunman kills seven people and wounds three in a shooting rampage at a Christian college in Oakland.

July 20 - A masked gunman kills 12 people and wounds 58 when he opens fire on moviegoers at a showing of the Batman film "The Dark Knight Rises" in Aurora, a suburb of Denver, Colorado.

August 5 - A gunman kills six people during Sunday services at a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, before he is shot dead by a police officer.

August 24 - Two people are killed and eight wounded in a shooting outside the landmark Empire State Building in New York City at the height of the tourist season.

September 27 - A disgruntled former employee kills five people and takes his own life in a shooting rampage at a Minneapolis sign company from which he had been fired.

October 21 - Three people are killed in a Milwaukee area spa including the estranged wife of the suspected gunman, who then killed himself.

December 14 - A shooter opens fire at the Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, killing several people including children.

Agoi, sugod na pud ang panglingla...

Ni Darrel A. Carumba (Banat) | Updated December 15, 2012 - 12:00am


CEBU, Philippines - Gipahibawo ni congressional candidate Aristotle “Totol” Batuhan sa South district sa dakbayan sa Sugbo nga tinguha gyud niya ang pagbungkag sa Commission on Elections kon Comelec.

Matud pa niya napuno na og buling ang maong ahensiya ug dili na kini kasaligan pa nga makapatuman og reporma alang sa pagpahigayon og hapsay ingon man makiangayon nga piniliay.

Gibutyag ni Batuhan sa Banat News nga dili siya magmakuli pagpasar og balaudon alang sa pagbungkag sa Comelec kun  buligan siya ang pilion sa mga taga south district sa bulan sa Mayo.

Alang kang Batuhan ubos sa gisugyot niyang paga-umolon nga ahensya nga magsilbing hulip sa Comelec gikinahanglan dili na tugutan ang mga kandidatu nga maoy makapaimprinta og mga campaign posters aron patas ug walay makabintaha nga kandidatu. Gihulagway ni Batuhan nga sa kasamtangan nagpatuyang ang adunahang kandidato pagprinta og campaign posters.

Gipasabot ni Batuhan maayo ang mao niyang sugyot tungod kay pinaagi unya niini bisan kadtong mga kabus nga kandidato makasugakod sa kampanya ug eleksyon.

Si Batuhan maoy kandidatu sa Team Rama ni Mayor Michael Rama sa pagka kongresista sa South district samtang si Konsehal Rodrigo “Bebot” Abellanosa maoy kandidato sa Bando Osmeña Pundok Kauswagan kon BOPK ni Kongresista Tomas Osmeña nga maoy moatbang ni Rama. (/EIM) (BANAT NEWS)

Quote from: Lollapalooza on November 21, 2012, 03:34:37 PM

He he, para ni sa dalar-mad manyaks...

Quote from: BolBuhol on December 14, 2012, 10:58:19 PM

Manugkulang gid hang himaya sang ini nga postiso mo haw...

Bastos ini nga dak ya...

Te, hain ka aning duha, Bay Tobs?

He he, boyskaon, este, boyscout diay ni siya...

Quote from: chriswise on December 15, 2012, 12:29:20 AM
joke ra bai,,pasko man ron,,asa man akong regalo,,kamong duha bugsay nag change gift na daw..

He he, human na bitaw. Nibangka siyag usa ka container nga bahal, unya nibangka pud kog estorya...

Unsa kaha ning iyang gift? Fresh beef tenderloin?

Quote from: islander on December 14, 2012, 01:42:01 PM
mora man nag kawo ni bugsay.  headgear kana.

Hmm, naa sa iyang agtang ang iyang itlog?

Genius and the never-ending quest for knowledge...

Sigi lang, kay lamurok man jamo ilang bossing...

Quote from: chriswise on December 14, 2012, 08:04:42 PM
mas lamian pako sa chicharon nga de colour sa una red blue green,,unya gipotos og salopin nga taas,,,

Hmm, di kaha to bukayo?

Quote from: Lollapalooza on December 14, 2012, 02:58:09 PM
mingaw nako kaon ani da...tag P4 pesos ang putos baligya sa palengke.. hehehe

Worth it kaayo ni kay dugay mahurot, he he...

Quote from: chriswise on December 14, 2012, 08:07:37 PM
unsa amay dako ang iyang kamot?or gamay ang iyaha,,he,he,he,

Borit na lay dako, he he...

Quote from: chriswise on December 14, 2012, 08:10:26 PM
mao lagi,,,sige nig ingon mga laing balahibo na mga pare pahimos daw kono karon pares na,he,he,he,,he,,he,,daogon nalang sa pagkombinsir aron maka adto US,,,he,,he,h nga libre,,

Basta himoong Ginoo ang kwarta, mailhan jud kinsay balasubas...

Quote from: islander on December 14, 2012, 08:09:35 PM
ang buot nimong ipasabot ani, si bugsay ra gyod na kun di si lorenz. ayder op di to wil do.

He he, ayder op di to olridi did. 

Quote from: chriswise on December 14, 2012, 08:18:30 PM
unya sir si BOTOY sige man panguot bisag y gisoksok,he,he,he,he,,

He he, kuot is what you make...

Quote from: fdaray on December 13, 2012, 07:02:15 PM
Kinsa man nang okoya, wala maapil sa teleserye

Quote from: islander on December 13, 2012, 06:28:42 PM
tblander?  tug-an sa tinuod!

Tak-om si Goryo...