Quote from: islander on December 08, 2012, 11:57:04 AM
daan pa lagi ko. di man gani ko maka-make money out of my face, facebook pa ba hinoon.
Hmm, how about making a book out of your face? Could mean a lot of money...
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#31201
How To Tips / Re: Do you want to make money from Facebook?
December 08, 2012, 01:42:43 PMHmm, how about making a book out of your face? Could mean a lot of money...
#31220
USA and Canada / Re: Celebrations planned as Washington state legalizes marijuana
December 08, 2012, 01:03:10 PM
#31221
USA and Canada / Re: Celebrations planned as Washington state legalizes marijuana
December 08, 2012, 12:59:41 PM #31222
USA and Canada / Re: Celebrations planned as Washington state legalizes marijuana
December 08, 2012, 12:59:09 PMQuote from: Votives on December 08, 2012, 11:38:26 AM
legal man to sa balamban... adto lang ka sa ilawm silong ayaw lang og gawas.
Cool... sa ilawom silong...
#31223
USA and Canada / Re: Celebrations planned as Washington state legalizes marijuana
December 08, 2012, 12:58:34 PMQuote from: Chongki on December 08, 2012, 11:38:05 AM
kani dapat sundun natu dire instead of the RH bill, sin tax bill etc...
Kanay saktong true to one's name...
#31224
How To Tips / Re: How to Survive the Collapse of Civilization
December 08, 2012, 12:57:17 PM
In sum, total social breakdown has never happened in the United States. During periods of specific social unrest, this country has always been able to recover. Regardless, there could be any number of situations that could change America's luck.
Terrorists, a nuclear war, the consequences of global warming, etc.
Further, total social breakdown can occur in other ways (think Lost). So are you ready? Would you know what to do? Here's what's certain.
This article is only meant to get you thinking in the right direction. If the real thing were to ever hit, survivors would have to do a lot of thinking on their feet. Of course, if you thought some of this through before the event, that might save some time and effort...
That's for you to decide.
Terrorists, a nuclear war, the consequences of global warming, etc.
Further, total social breakdown can occur in other ways (think Lost). So are you ready? Would you know what to do? Here's what's certain.
This article is only meant to get you thinking in the right direction. If the real thing were to ever hit, survivors would have to do a lot of thinking on their feet. Of course, if you thought some of this through before the event, that might save some time and effort...
That's for you to decide.
#31225
How To Tips / Re: How to Survive the Collapse of Civilization
December 08, 2012, 12:56:38 PM
Collect weapons - This is an obvious one. Just remember that if someone wants to be a part of your group, their weapons are too. It can't just be a band of individuals.
Remember the power structure - When it comes to military maneuvers, a power structure is absolutely of paramount importance. In fact, when you're electing or deciding on a group leader, their ability to lead you in a military sense should be high on the list.
This leader, if they're worth a grain of salt, will devise a guard schedule. If there is any truly conceivable danger at all, a watch should always be put into place along with a way for the guard to contact others without alerting attention to him or herself.
Finally, think long term when it comes to food - How are you going to sustain yourselves in the long term? If there is true social chaos that could go on indefinitely, this needs to be considered in great detail. Some things to think about are:
A. Rationing the food you have.
B. Freezing food that might go bad (if you have the means). If not, then eat that first.
C. Farming possibilities (present and future).
D. Cattle availability.
E. Winter rations.
Remember the power structure - When it comes to military maneuvers, a power structure is absolutely of paramount importance. In fact, when you're electing or deciding on a group leader, their ability to lead you in a military sense should be high on the list.
This leader, if they're worth a grain of salt, will devise a guard schedule. If there is any truly conceivable danger at all, a watch should always be put into place along with a way for the guard to contact others without alerting attention to him or herself.
Finally, think long term when it comes to food - How are you going to sustain yourselves in the long term? If there is true social chaos that could go on indefinitely, this needs to be considered in great detail. Some things to think about are:
A. Rationing the food you have.
B. Freezing food that might go bad (if you have the means). If not, then eat that first.
C. Farming possibilities (present and future).
D. Cattle availability.
E. Winter rations.
#31226
How To Tips / Re: How to Survive the Collapse of Civilization
December 08, 2012, 12:55:18 PM
Can you defend yourself?
Are you in danger? - In other words, are people walking down your road with guns intent on stealing or otherwise doing harm to you? Obviously, if this is the case, then defending yourself becomes first priority.
Perhaps it's an opposing military; perhaps it's our own citizens trying to better their own situation. Regardless, here are some ideas to consider.
Fortify your area - There are all types of things you could try. You could line cars, busses, or trucks around you for protection. You could try to build a wall if time permits. You could even attempt to build a fort of sorts. Here's the problem with all of those ideas.
They let people know where you are.
Thus, the best course of action would likely depend on the situation. If you're a relatively large group that has weapons and capability, doing some fortification work may not be a bad idea. However, if you're a small group that wants to remain nameless, the last thing you may want to do is line a bunch of trucks around four houses, particularly if there are groups out there to fear. After all, fortification strategies like that tend to scream, here we are!
In such situations, search for natural barriers to live near (lakes, mountains). These won't bring any obvious unwanted notoriety. However, keep in mind that if you live near fresh water, expect others to eventually come calling (food and water would, of course, be of paramount important to survivors of social breakdown).
Are you in danger? - In other words, are people walking down your road with guns intent on stealing or otherwise doing harm to you? Obviously, if this is the case, then defending yourself becomes first priority.
Perhaps it's an opposing military; perhaps it's our own citizens trying to better their own situation. Regardless, here are some ideas to consider.
Fortify your area - There are all types of things you could try. You could line cars, busses, or trucks around you for protection. You could try to build a wall if time permits. You could even attempt to build a fort of sorts. Here's the problem with all of those ideas.
They let people know where you are.
Thus, the best course of action would likely depend on the situation. If you're a relatively large group that has weapons and capability, doing some fortification work may not be a bad idea. However, if you're a small group that wants to remain nameless, the last thing you may want to do is line a bunch of trucks around four houses, particularly if there are groups out there to fear. After all, fortification strategies like that tend to scream, here we are!
In such situations, search for natural barriers to live near (lakes, mountains). These won't bring any obvious unwanted notoriety. However, keep in mind that if you live near fresh water, expect others to eventually come calling (food and water would, of course, be of paramount important to survivors of social breakdown).
#31227
How To Tips / Re: How to Survive the Collapse of Civilization
December 08, 2012, 12:54:06 PM
Pick a leader - Football teams need a head coach and some assistants. Without this, any player or coach will tell you that chaos would reign. Every form of government also has a set of leaders. Don't believe - even for a second - that you can survive chaos without installing some kind of power structure. Everything that is civilization tells us different. Further, by implementing a power structure of sorts, you'll have in essence brought some order to the chaos, even if only within your own group.
Therefore, small groups would be wise to elect a leader early on (this will be easier within groups that truly know one another). Further, plans regarding the future power structure should be made at this time ( will there be voting?). Such discussions might serve to quell the jealousy of those who are not elected to lead.
Bigger groups could go the democratic route and have mini parliament of sorts, if they chose. Or perhaps an elected official might serve the purpose (like a town mayor).
Protect yourself from the elements with a shelter - Do you still have a house? If so, great! If not, look for natural shelters (like the caves in Lost). Or if no manmade or natural shelters are available, consider building some (like the contestants always do on the hit CBS show Survivor).
By the way, do this quickly. Further, if total social breakdown occurs in an area where the elements are a big problem, this may need to be your first order of business.
Heating and cooling - Is the electricity working (not in Jericho, Kansas, it isn't)? Are there any heat sources available? If not, we're talking fire. Which of course requires something to burn.
It would be smart to have a plan for dealing with this.
Therefore, small groups would be wise to elect a leader early on (this will be easier within groups that truly know one another). Further, plans regarding the future power structure should be made at this time ( will there be voting?). Such discussions might serve to quell the jealousy of those who are not elected to lead.
Bigger groups could go the democratic route and have mini parliament of sorts, if they chose. Or perhaps an elected official might serve the purpose (like a town mayor).
Protect yourself from the elements with a shelter - Do you still have a house? If so, great! If not, look for natural shelters (like the caves in Lost). Or if no manmade or natural shelters are available, consider building some (like the contestants always do on the hit CBS show Survivor).
By the way, do this quickly. Further, if total social breakdown occurs in an area where the elements are a big problem, this may need to be your first order of business.
Heating and cooling - Is the electricity working (not in Jericho, Kansas, it isn't)? Are there any heat sources available? If not, we're talking fire. Which of course requires something to burn.
It would be smart to have a plan for dealing with this.
#31228
How To Tips / Re: How to Survive the Collapse of Civilization
December 08, 2012, 12:53:16 PM
Priorities considerations in the event of total social breakdown
(the order here doesn't matter, as it could conceivably change greatly depending on the situation)
Find food and water - If you are someone that believes the world is on the doorstep of Armageddon or could be in for some tough years ahead, you may want to plan for this one in advance. If everything breaks down, one of the first things you'll need is an immediate supply of food and water.
Best case scenario: you thought about this before the problem and have emergency supplies on hand at your home and / or office. This will help you get through that first week or two.
If not, this could conceivably become the first order of business. Sustain yourself for long enough to come up with a plan. By the way, in speaking of a long term plan...
Find a group ( if there is one available to you )- Under circumstances where complete social chaos is reigning, you might not want to be by yourself. First, there's physical safety in numbers (on Jericho there have been several situations where outsiders have come to the town intent on doing folks harm; on Lost, of course, there's the Others).
Regardless, a group will help you protect your family and yourself when and if further danger arises.
Beyond that, group membership will help to meet your need to belong later. That's right, like the world famous psychologist Abraham Maslow has indicated, all human beings need to feel as if they belong and are safe.
Regardless, look to those you can trust: people within your own neighborhood, for example. Further, if the availability is there - as in the case of Jericho, Kansas - look to your town.
(the order here doesn't matter, as it could conceivably change greatly depending on the situation)
Find food and water - If you are someone that believes the world is on the doorstep of Armageddon or could be in for some tough years ahead, you may want to plan for this one in advance. If everything breaks down, one of the first things you'll need is an immediate supply of food and water.
Best case scenario: you thought about this before the problem and have emergency supplies on hand at your home and / or office. This will help you get through that first week or two.
If not, this could conceivably become the first order of business. Sustain yourself for long enough to come up with a plan. By the way, in speaking of a long term plan...
Find a group ( if there is one available to you )- Under circumstances where complete social chaos is reigning, you might not want to be by yourself. First, there's physical safety in numbers (on Jericho there have been several situations where outsiders have come to the town intent on doing folks harm; on Lost, of course, there's the Others).
Regardless, a group will help you protect your family and yourself when and if further danger arises.
Beyond that, group membership will help to meet your need to belong later. That's right, like the world famous psychologist Abraham Maslow has indicated, all human beings need to feel as if they belong and are safe.
Regardless, look to those you can trust: people within your own neighborhood, for example. Further, if the availability is there - as in the case of Jericho, Kansas - look to your town.
#31229
How To Tips / Re: How to Survive the Collapse of Civilization
December 08, 2012, 12:51:54 PM
First, though, remember that total social breakdown is defined by instability
After a woman broke into a Japanese kindergarten back in 2001 and injured a female teacher with a knife, there was a public outcry. Simply put, the kinds of violence that have become, unfortunately, somewhat commonplace in the United States had never been so in Japan. Along with this, Masao Omura, a criminal psychiatrist at Nihon University in Tokyo, said the following after the event.
"Socio-political and economic instability trigger psychological instability or uncertainty, and all this, I believe, is contributing a great deal to the rising brutal crime (in Japan)."
Unfortunately, if daily stresses and events of the world today can set off psychological instability, so, certainly, can a mass issue that causes our social networking and power structure to collapse.
Understatement of the century, right?
Thus, in order to keep civilization civilized, people would need to do everything in their power to bring stability back. That would involve some priority considerations.
After a woman broke into a Japanese kindergarten back in 2001 and injured a female teacher with a knife, there was a public outcry. Simply put, the kinds of violence that have become, unfortunately, somewhat commonplace in the United States had never been so in Japan. Along with this, Masao Omura, a criminal psychiatrist at Nihon University in Tokyo, said the following after the event.
"Socio-political and economic instability trigger psychological instability or uncertainty, and all this, I believe, is contributing a great deal to the rising brutal crime (in Japan)."
Unfortunately, if daily stresses and events of the world today can set off psychological instability, so, certainly, can a mass issue that causes our social networking and power structure to collapse.
Understatement of the century, right?
Thus, in order to keep civilization civilized, people would need to do everything in their power to bring stability back. That would involve some priority considerations.
#31230
How To Tips / Re: How to Survive the Collapse of Civilization
December 08, 2012, 12:50:40 PM
ABC Lost
For a different reason, the survivors of a plane crash on ABC's hit show Lost find themselves without any contact with the outside world. With little food, no social structure or shelter, and concerns regarding their safety, the survivors at first find themselves grasping at straws.
What Lost and Jericho Reveal
Why bring up two fictional shows? Simply because there is always at least a shred of truth to be found in fiction. Heck, some of humanity's greatest inventions and discoveries actually emanated from science fiction stories (cloning, for example). Thus, television shows like Jericho and Lost can help shed some light on how we might best react to such a situation.
Still, television shows will hardly tell us everything. In fact, no one can. Why? Simply because when it comes to total social breakdown, the variables are so numerous that a one size fits all approach just doesn't work. Therefore, it might be best to break things down according to the factors people in such a situation might have to consider.
For a different reason, the survivors of a plane crash on ABC's hit show Lost find themselves without any contact with the outside world. With little food, no social structure or shelter, and concerns regarding their safety, the survivors at first find themselves grasping at straws.
What Lost and Jericho Reveal
Why bring up two fictional shows? Simply because there is always at least a shred of truth to be found in fiction. Heck, some of humanity's greatest inventions and discoveries actually emanated from science fiction stories (cloning, for example). Thus, television shows like Jericho and Lost can help shed some light on how we might best react to such a situation.
Still, television shows will hardly tell us everything. In fact, no one can. Why? Simply because when it comes to total social breakdown, the variables are so numerous that a one size fits all approach just doesn't work. Therefore, it might be best to break things down according to the factors people in such a situation might have to consider.
#31231
How To Tips / How to Survive the Collapse of Civilization
December 08, 2012, 12:49:52 PM
How to Survive the Collapse of Civilization
â€" by James Roberts - SecretsofSurvival.com
Total social breakdown. Complete loss of civil infrastructure. No police. No military. No fuel. No food. No power. Major cities gone.
Did you catch an episode of the hit show Jericho, which first aired on CBS? The show's premise is that several of America's major cities have been devastated by nuclear weapons. Repeats of the show are all you'll find nowadays -- but it's still compelling television -- maybe even more compelling today simply because America just might get nuked by terrorists and rogue nations that support them.
In Jericho the world -- as we all know it -- has in essence broken down. Communication with other towns and our own government is lost; heat and electricity are at a minimum; and food sources are a problem.
With all of that going on, Jericho, Kansas is on its own. A small town left to fend for itself. And with the social structure of the United States completely broken down, there are many both inside and outside of the town that would do harm to their fellow man in order to better their own lives.
So what should those living in Jericho, Kansas do?
â€" by James Roberts - SecretsofSurvival.com
Total social breakdown. Complete loss of civil infrastructure. No police. No military. No fuel. No food. No power. Major cities gone.
Did you catch an episode of the hit show Jericho, which first aired on CBS? The show's premise is that several of America's major cities have been devastated by nuclear weapons. Repeats of the show are all you'll find nowadays -- but it's still compelling television -- maybe even more compelling today simply because America just might get nuked by terrorists and rogue nations that support them.
In Jericho the world -- as we all know it -- has in essence broken down. Communication with other towns and our own government is lost; heat and electricity are at a minimum; and food sources are a problem.
With all of that going on, Jericho, Kansas is on its own. A small town left to fend for itself. And with the social structure of the United States completely broken down, there are many both inside and outside of the town that would do harm to their fellow man in order to better their own lives.
So what should those living in Jericho, Kansas do?
#31232
Tira-Pasagad | Saksak-Sinagol / Re: Uniform shoes
December 08, 2012, 12:31:19 PMQuote from: islander on December 08, 2012, 12:06:17 PM
pabenditahe na lang na sila ni fr chic. aso-aso gyod ang agi.
How cruel...
#31233
Tira-Pasagad | Saksak-Sinagol / Re: Uniform shoes
December 08, 2012, 12:25:27 PMQuote from: bugsay on December 08, 2012, 11:24:19 AM
Ang naay malisya mao ang imong gibuhat nga post within post nga di na hinuon ma-quote...
#31235
USA and Canada / Re: Celebrations planned as Washington state legalizes marijuana
December 08, 2012, 11:34:36 AMQuote from: Votives on December 08, 2012, 11:33:07 AM
naay daghan diri sa Balamban Cebu...
Daghan lagi, magtago-tago pud ta...
#31236
Tira-Pasagad | Saksak-Sinagol / Re: Uniform shoes
December 08, 2012, 11:33:07 AM
Hmm, kasaligan pud baya tingali si Bay Tigbao nga maoy mohatag kanilag counselling... 
#31237
Philippine Entertainment / Re: Showbiz Philippines - Vice Ganda confident 'Sisterakas' a box-office hit
December 08, 2012, 11:31:43 AMQuote from: Tsapsuy on December 08, 2012, 11:18:01 AM
most probably, Sisterakas will still be a box office hit even it it's just for laughs. a lot of people would simply want to have a good time esp during the Christmas season - pampa-relax lang ba
Bitaw, Bay Tsaps, it doesn't hurt to play dumb sometimes ("play" being the operative word, of course).
Welcome diay sa atong pajag, Bay Tsaps...
#31238
Philippine Entertainment / Re: Showbiz Philippines - Vice Ganda confident 'Sisterakas' a box-office hit
December 08, 2012, 11:28:59 AMQuote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on November 15, 2012, 08:12:41 AM
vice-ganda sucks. period.
Bwahaha! Now that's a glib double entendre if I ever heard one!
#31239
General Topic / Re: Panagang sa Disgrasya
December 08, 2012, 11:24:12 AM
"Inability to move a body part"...
In some cases, this is not just an emergency signal but rather the end of civilization as we know it...
In some cases, this is not just an emergency signal but rather the end of civilization as we know it...
#31240
Help & Support / Re: New Feature in Tubag Bohol
December 08, 2012, 11:18:55 AMQuote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on December 08, 2012, 11:11:46 AM
kinsa man diay mga boys pa sa tubagbohol?
He he, huwaton lang natong mobolontir. Di man pud pwede basehan ang tuli, kay naa may pisot nga hayan hamtong na...
#31241
Tira-Pasagad | Saksak-Sinagol / Re: Uniform shoes
December 08, 2012, 11:16:36 AMQuote from: bugsay on December 08, 2012, 11:13:52 AM
matinabangon lage....
...ug gumikan sa maong hiyas, usahay pud mahisud sa taro?
#31242
Jokes and Humor / Re: Di lagi mi ganahan ni Santa Claus!
December 08, 2012, 11:14:39 AM
Maypas Islander, taking to it like a duck to water...
#31243
Jokes and Humor / Re: Di lagi mi ganahan ni Santa Claus!
December 08, 2012, 11:13:18 AM
Kaluoy ni Bugsay, Chongki ug Tigbao, mako jamog ngaag...
#31244
Tira-Pasagad | Saksak-Sinagol / Re: Uniform shoes
December 08, 2012, 11:09:29 AMQuote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on December 08, 2012, 11:01:27 AM
brokenhearted, ladies? why not ask advice from Pikoy or bugsay?
If they are both brokenhearted and drunk, Bugsay is the man...
#31245
Help & Support / Re: New Feature in Tubag Bohol
December 08, 2012, 11:08:22 AMQuote from: Chongki on December 08, 2012, 09:14:18 AM
thats what i meant by adult channel
Bwahaha! What a quick adult response! Now that the men have spoken, let's hear it from the boys...
#31247
How To Tips / Re: Do you want to make money from Facebook?
December 08, 2012, 08:55:53 AMQuote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on December 08, 2012, 08:53:26 AM
A lot of offices and companies have banned access to Facebook due to abuse by employees/workers.
Mao bitaw kuno. Apil na ubang networking sites...
#31248
How To Tips / Re: Do you want to make money from Facebook?
December 08, 2012, 08:55:16 AMQuote from: bugsay on December 08, 2012, 08:52:20 AM
sabagay....pero atleats makapanghatag ta ba.
labi na karon nga Pasko..
Aw, basta tinud-on, payts...
#31250
Help & Support / Re: New Feature in Tubag Bohol
December 08, 2012, 08:52:14 AMQuote from: bugsay on December 08, 2012, 08:51:14 AM
hehehe....pangandam lang na basin diay mahatagan ug pagtagad ang request ni bai chonkz...
To lit. Si abab...
#31251
How To Tips / Re: Do you want to make money from Facebook?
December 08, 2012, 08:50:58 AMQuote from: bugsay on December 08, 2012, 08:49:07 AM
di gyud diay ta moasenso ani..
Hinuon pud, mag-unsa kon ma-milyonir unya di malipayon...
#31252
Help & Support / Re: New Feature in Tubag Bohol
December 08, 2012, 08:49:08 AMQuote from: bugsay on December 08, 2012, 08:46:19 AM
opps...sakpan...
Bilib kos imong pagka Goryo, Bay Bugs. Gustong ingnon nga panagsa ra mag-ilis og underwear pero ang tinuod diay, nabatasan nga di sapayan mosul-ob og underwear!
#31253
Help & Support / Re: New Feature in Tubag Bohol
December 08, 2012, 08:46:47 AMQuote from: Chongki on December 08, 2012, 08:37:18 AM
pwede adult channel?
Aguroy tor. Mao lagi ni, hatagan og tudlo ang tibuok kamot maoy gusto...
#31254
Help & Support / Re: New Feature in Tubag Bohol
December 08, 2012, 08:44:59 AMQuote from: bugsay on December 08, 2012, 08:34:29 AM
good...every week diay mag change ug youtube channel..
Wans iwik? Permiha gud diay kang mag-ilis og underwear, Bay Bugs...
#31255
How To Tips / Do you want to make money from Facebook?
December 08, 2012, 08:43:05 AM
Bwahaha!
#31257
Anonymous Diary Blog / Re: TGIF!
December 08, 2012, 08:29:09 AMQuote from: islander on December 08, 2012, 07:24:20 AM
dreamy eyes lang mi uy. nagpa-charming kunohay.
Onsi kantot, yes, you need to slip out of that dangersome lethargy...
#31258
Tira-Pasagad | Saksak-Sinagol / Re: Prisoners tortured without letup for two hours
December 08, 2012, 08:24:06 AMQuote from: islander on December 08, 2012, 06:34:55 AM
my heart goes to the torturer.
Really? And, too, your lower intestines and all the contents thereof?
#31259
Tira-Pasagad | Saksak-Sinagol / Re: Prisoners tortured without letup for two hours
December 08, 2012, 07:55:54 AMQuote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on December 08, 2012, 01:28:51 AM
patience is a virtue.
A little bit of masochism certainly helps...
#31260
Question and Answer / Re: Masuko ba ka kon diwalwalan kag dila?
December 08, 2012, 07:54:38 AM
For Islander, a keen observer of the American scene...
Harmless ra, di ba?
Harmless ra, di ba?
#31261
Anonymous Diary Blog / Re: TGIF!
December 08, 2012, 07:21:57 AMQuote from: islander on December 08, 2012, 06:37:49 AM
Bwahaha! Gaduka lagi mo sa imong Banana Republic, Ms. Isle. Pangatulog na lang mo, oi...
#31262
Anonymous Diary Blog / Re: TGIF!
December 08, 2012, 07:20:13 AMQuote from: BolBuhol on December 08, 2012, 12:26:00 AM
nanangko sang sugong praydi nayt.
He he, suheto gid haw hang pren kong Hilonggo ya. May nakaandam na man gud nga linagpang nga turagsoy, manugkinahanglang na gid sang paganglog...
#31264
Anonymous Diary Blog / Re: Will the anti-Christ Use Facebook?
December 08, 2012, 07:15:17 AMQuote from: islander on December 08, 2012, 06:10:55 AM
i'm sure he won't dare come to tubagbohol.
Hmm, for all you know he could be here already...
#31265
Showbiz & Celebrity / Re: Crónica de una muerte anunciada
December 08, 2012, 07:13:46 AMQuote from: islander on December 08, 2012, 06:47:00 AM
anyone, anything will do. just don't make him morph into angelina jolie.
Why man? Kay fan ka ni Ms, Jolie, or what?
#31268
Tira-Pasagad | Saksak-Sinagol / Prisoners tortured without letup for two hours
December 07, 2012, 10:23:11 PM
#31269
Philippine Provinces / Ceres bus midaro sa 2 ka balay, 3 patay 10 angol
December 07, 2012, 10:19:58 PM
Ni Danny B. Dangcalan/EIM (Banat) | Updated December 7, 2012 - 12:00am
BACOLOD CITY , Philippines â€" Tulo ka tawo ang nakalas ug napulo ang nangaangol human mawad-i og kontrol ang usa ka Ceres bus ug midaro sa duha ka balay daplin sa highway sa lungsod sa E.B. Magalona, Negros Occidental niadtong Martes sa hapon.
Sumala pa ni Inspector Leonardo Cobing, deputy chief sa E. B. Magalona Police, ang mga nakalas mao sila si Florida Pelagio, 6-anyos niining anak nga si Gaspar, ug ang usa pa ka tuig nga si Jillianne Lamis.
Samtang ang mga nangaangol giila ni Cobing nga mao sila si Geraldine Lamis, 27, ug Wilma Sales, 12, kinsa parehong napasok ilawom sa bus ug grabe ang kahimtang.
Naangol usab ang mga anak ni Florida nga sila si Geraldine, 14, ug Gabriel, nga upat pa ka bulan, Aspril Jereme, 13, Ma. Joanna Rose Mae Delfin, 16, Alexis Penuela, 19 ug duha ka pasahero sa bus nga sila si Ian Asuyon, 17,ug Merile Bagyo, 49, pulos taga Victorias City, ug usa ka wala pa mailhing pasahero. Ang mga biktima gidala sa Bacolod Doctor's Hospital ug Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital sa Bacolod.
Base sa imbestigasyon ang drayber nga si Jess Martinez, 44, giingong misuway og overtake sa nag-unang sakyanan apan mibalik kini sa pwesto pagkakita sa kasugat nga trak, apan sa pagbalik niini sa lane diriyot niining naigo ang sakyanan sa atubangan hinungdan nga mi-brake kini apan nawad-an hinuon kini og kontrol sa manobela ug gidaro ang duha ka balay ingon man ang nagtapok nga mga residente nga nagduwa og bingo.
Human maigo ang kabalayan nahagbong sa kanal ang maong bus. Ang drayber malinawong mitahan sa kapolisan human sa hitabo. Giingong mipadala na og hinabang ang tag-iya sa maong bus pasaheroan ngadto sa biktima. (BANAT NEWS)
BACOLOD CITY , Philippines â€" Tulo ka tawo ang nakalas ug napulo ang nangaangol human mawad-i og kontrol ang usa ka Ceres bus ug midaro sa duha ka balay daplin sa highway sa lungsod sa E.B. Magalona, Negros Occidental niadtong Martes sa hapon.
Sumala pa ni Inspector Leonardo Cobing, deputy chief sa E. B. Magalona Police, ang mga nakalas mao sila si Florida Pelagio, 6-anyos niining anak nga si Gaspar, ug ang usa pa ka tuig nga si Jillianne Lamis.
Samtang ang mga nangaangol giila ni Cobing nga mao sila si Geraldine Lamis, 27, ug Wilma Sales, 12, kinsa parehong napasok ilawom sa bus ug grabe ang kahimtang.
Naangol usab ang mga anak ni Florida nga sila si Geraldine, 14, ug Gabriel, nga upat pa ka bulan, Aspril Jereme, 13, Ma. Joanna Rose Mae Delfin, 16, Alexis Penuela, 19 ug duha ka pasahero sa bus nga sila si Ian Asuyon, 17,ug Merile Bagyo, 49, pulos taga Victorias City, ug usa ka wala pa mailhing pasahero. Ang mga biktima gidala sa Bacolod Doctor's Hospital ug Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital sa Bacolod.
Base sa imbestigasyon ang drayber nga si Jess Martinez, 44, giingong misuway og overtake sa nag-unang sakyanan apan mibalik kini sa pwesto pagkakita sa kasugat nga trak, apan sa pagbalik niini sa lane diriyot niining naigo ang sakyanan sa atubangan hinungdan nga mi-brake kini apan nawad-an hinuon kini og kontrol sa manobela ug gidaro ang duha ka balay ingon man ang nagtapok nga mga residente nga nagduwa og bingo.
Human maigo ang kabalayan nahagbong sa kanal ang maong bus. Ang drayber malinawong mitahan sa kapolisan human sa hitabo. Giingong mipadala na og hinabang ang tag-iya sa maong bus pasaheroan ngadto sa biktima. (BANAT NEWS)
#31270
Jokes and Humor / Re: GITIK-GITIK
December 07, 2012, 10:14:36 PMQuote from: fdaray on December 03, 2012, 06:30:45 PM
Nagpustahay ang tulo, tag P100, kon kinsay way tuli.
Bentoy: Tan-awa, (gipakita ang buli) tuli ko oy.
Estoy: Ako tuli sad,o (gipakita sad ang buli).
Pikoy: Ako na gid ning P300, (gikuha). Tan-awa . way gid tuli ko e.
(gipakita ang iyang pikoy nga way tuli.) daog ko e.
#31274
Question and Answer / Masuko ba ka kon diwalwalan kag dila?
December 07, 2012, 10:03:38 PM
Masuko ba ka kon diwalwalan kag dila? Sama ani?
#31275
Facts and Trivia / Re: Spot the Dictator
December 07, 2012, 09:59:57 PM
It's the exact same face, give or take a few chins.
#31276
Facts and Trivia / Re: Spot the Dictator
December 07, 2012, 09:59:38 PM
As it turns out, in his teenage years, Kim Jong Un was sent to Switzerland for schooling. From 1996 to 2001, he studied and made friends with classmates who were unaware of his true identity. At that point the only thing Kim cared about was playing basketball and, given the time frame, possibly his namesake from the Power Rangers.
In 2001, "Pak Un," as his friends knew him, simply didn't show up to school one day, and they didn't see him again until about 10 years later, when North Korea's then-ruler Kim Jong Il died and his successor turned out to be a guy they went to school with. That should make the next class reunion awkward, whether he shows up and kills a bunch of people or not.
In 2001, "Pak Un," as his friends knew him, simply didn't show up to school one day, and they didn't see him again until about 10 years later, when North Korea's then-ruler Kim Jong Il died and his successor turned out to be a guy they went to school with. That should make the next class reunion awkward, whether he shows up and kills a bunch of people or not.
#31277
Facts and Trivia / Re: Spot the Dictator
December 07, 2012, 09:57:13 PM
Here, we'll help you out:
Even with the red circle and all, it's still hard to understand how the next Saddam Hussein could be in this picture, since not only does it look fairly recent, but these seem like average, happy children having fun. In case you haven't guessed it yet, the kid in the circle is Kim Jong Un, the current "Dear Leader" of North Korea, a communist regime that, yes, still murders its citizens whenever it feels like doing so and labels them as "war criminals" for so much as talking on a cellphone.
Even with the red circle and all, it's still hard to understand how the next Saddam Hussein could be in this picture, since not only does it look fairly recent, but these seem like average, happy children having fun. In case you haven't guessed it yet, the kid in the circle is Kim Jong Un, the current "Dear Leader" of North Korea, a communist regime that, yes, still murders its citizens whenever it feels like doing so and labels them as "war criminals" for so much as talking on a cellphone.
#31278
Facts and Trivia / Spot the Dictator
December 07, 2012, 09:55:46 PM
from http://www.cracked.com/
Quick, which one of the kids in this picture is currently a murderous dictator? This looks like a completely normal class photo, but one of those innocent young faces actually belongs to an infamous public figure of today, and no, believe it or not, it's not the kid with the backward cap.
Quick, which one of the kids in this picture is currently a murderous dictator? This looks like a completely normal class photo, but one of those innocent young faces actually belongs to an infamous public figure of today, and no, believe it or not, it's not the kid with the backward cap.
#31279
History / Re: Leonard Siffleet
December 07, 2012, 09:48:07 PM
Siffleet and fiancée Clarice Lane, 1941
#31281
History / Re: Leonard Siffleet
December 07, 2012, 09:43:15 PM
Sergeant Leonard Siffleet was a commando fighting with the Australian Army in New Guinea when he was captured by natives, who turned him over to the occupying Japanese army. Trained as a radio operator in the Special Forces, Siffleet was part of a secret surveillance detachment sent to New Guinea to watch the coast and report back on enemy activities.
After they were turned over to the Japanese, they were held for about two weeks, tortured, and then â€" on October 24, 1943, on the orders of Vice-Admiral Michiaki Kamada of the Imperial Japanese Navy â€" Siffleet was executed by beheading. He was beheaded by a Japanese officer, Yasuno Chikao. Chikao ordered another soldier to photograph him while he performed the execution. U.S. forces later recovered the photograph from the body of a Japanese major, in April 1944. Though the Japanese often executed prisoners by beheading, this is the only known surviving photograph documenting the beheading of a prisoner. -- http://listverse.com/
After they were turned over to the Japanese, they were held for about two weeks, tortured, and then â€" on October 24, 1943, on the orders of Vice-Admiral Michiaki Kamada of the Imperial Japanese Navy â€" Siffleet was executed by beheading. He was beheaded by a Japanese officer, Yasuno Chikao. Chikao ordered another soldier to photograph him while he performed the execution. U.S. forces later recovered the photograph from the body of a Japanese major, in April 1944. Though the Japanese often executed prisoners by beheading, this is the only known surviving photograph documenting the beheading of a prisoner. -- http://listverse.com/
#31283
Philippine Daily News / Re: Manila ordinance pushes ban on ‘riding in tandem’
December 07, 2012, 09:12:19 PMQuote from: islander on December 07, 2012, 08:57:30 PM
daoy, pinaborit man nako na sa diha pa miy kaguran during ancient times. karon kay de lata naman o powdered form ang coconut milk uy. wa ra bay pakapin nga botbot.
Paborito nimo ang botbot? Bantog ra...
#31288
Philippine Daily News / Re: Manila ordinance pushes ban on ‘riding in tandem’
December 07, 2012, 08:33:58 PM
#31289
Philippine Daily News / Re: Manila ordinance pushes ban on ‘riding in tandem’
December 07, 2012, 08:32:16 PM
He he, mora lagig one scoop ice cream...
#31291
Photos Unlimited / Re: Stunning nighttime views of Earth
December 07, 2012, 08:17:53 PMQuote from: BolBuhol on December 07, 2012, 05:32:01 PM
bitaw gid morag amon na gid e klim hang bohol na sakop sang bacolod
Tikal mo, indi ka pa nakalabang sang Sibo tikwang ka na gid...
#31292
Music and Video / Re: Bisaya Song: Ikaw Ra Ang Kanunay Nga Ginadamgo
December 07, 2012, 07:51:09 PMQuote from: chriswise on December 07, 2012, 07:18:05 PM
Mohilom rakog makaki tag maajohon ba
Di ba naa may daghan diha sa imong palibot?
#31293
Photos Unlimited / Re: Well-groomed fish
December 07, 2012, 07:50:17 PM
Bukol Binunalag Bugsay Fish!
#31294
Philippine Business News / Re: Aman Scam Cash in P12 Billion from Innocent Filipino Victims
December 07, 2012, 07:49:15 PM
Pwedeg gihimong premyo sa kuntis pood...
#31295
Tira-Pasagad | Saksak-Sinagol / Re: Gibuwagan sa uyab si doggy...
December 07, 2012, 07:47:56 PMQuote from: chriswise on December 07, 2012, 07:16:05 PM
Saon nanginabuhi paman imong kabus na amigo maong panagsa nalang makatonghak
Oi, ayaw palabig pakadato, Bay Chris. Naa koy kaila nga parehas nakong way nahot kaniadto unya karon siya milyonir na, naunsa man nga sobra na man ang borit, morag wa nay kamatayon...
#31300
Photos Unlimited / Re: Valley of Flowers National Park, India
December 07, 2012, 06:37:47 PM
The stunning landscape of The Valley of Flowers National Park in northern India's state of Uttarakhand, bordered by Nepal and Tibet, comes alive with the monsoon rain. This high-altitude Himalayan valley has around 300 different varieties of alpine flowers, which appear as a bright carpet of color against a mountainous snow capped background.
The park is spread over 87.5 square kilometers (55 miles), and was declared a national park in 1982. It’s also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The main Valley of Flowers is a glacial corridor, around five kilometers (3.1 miles) long and two kilometers (1.2 miles) wide. -- http://goindia.about.com/
The park is spread over 87.5 square kilometers (55 miles), and was declared a national park in 1982. It’s also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The main Valley of Flowers is a glacial corridor, around five kilometers (3.1 miles) long and two kilometers (1.2 miles) wide. -- http://goindia.about.com/
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