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Quote from: Lorenzo on July 12, 2012, 08:41:39 PM
Isles, ikaw ba ni?

i love your new hat, by the way.....

hahaha!  kulirez, di uy.  she's my neighbor.

hubag, something's telling me this must be you...

Quote from: bugsay on July 12, 2012, 06:16:19 PM
hmmm.mga tambok ra ba...

pilit-pilit ba diay ning kuto?

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 12, 2012, 05:25:01 PM
Mas praktikal ang pilit gamiton, kay kon matagakan samtang giluto, di klaro...

klaroha unsay matagak bi, for the sake of the innocents.  if i know you... 

rule for parents: never get in the way between a child and his pet.  (just pray that your child won't develop a passion for elephants.)

hahaha!  sige na lang ang coffee kun maglurat intawon ang bata anang pagkagabii.  ang problema ang kitten.  lupig pay world war 3 kun di madala sa balay.

kaayo ra ninyo nga makaya nga way kawo-kawo kun ing-ana katugnawa.  nalipong na ko ana ug nitingog na akong dunggan, mao nga kun ang temperature single digits na ug 0 and below centigrade, mata na lang nakoy exposed.

patagonia, wow.  i doubt if i could ever get to this place.  nice, vrglguaps. 

a whole crab on top of... lorenz, is this you? 

tagpila kaha ni.  maayo ning i-gift kang banana republic da.

naa pa gyoy mga buGAW.

kaso, si vrglguaps ray niangkon.

guwapo gyod hinoon mong tanan dinhi.

Quote from: chicogon on July 12, 2012, 02:57:05 PM
Ingon mga Tagalog titsers akong gipanguta, mas lami daw kung pilit nga bugas maoy gamiton pag lugaw... lahi siguro ilaha kay sa ato

that is true.  pilit-pilit ang samporado kun glutinous rice ang gamiton, mao nga mas lami.  mas mahal pod kay sa ordinary rice.

the latest digital toilet bowl?

my favorite.  di na suicidal ha.  version lang ni sa karon nahanaw na nga avatar ni bugsay.

Quote from: bugsay on July 12, 2012, 09:42:29 AM

igo ra sa katawa?  panalipdi imong dungog!  sa manlulupig, di ka pasisiil.  don't let those wakangs trample they sacred shores of scarborough shoal...

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 12, 2012, 09:39:51 AM
Ikaw maoy bogolbogolon. Himsog gud, tan-awa di ba lamorok...

di unta ko ma-shock kun giwarningan ko nimo daan nga ang babayeng bungoton diay ni, kadtong performer sa circus sa unang panahon nimo.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 12, 2012, 09:38:35 AM
Aw, variation gud sa kang Bugsay nga bitok avatar (speaking of which, wa na lagi...)

giilisan na lang ug mas tuy-od nga bugsay aron molikay sa controversy.

binuangon.  hasta ang bungoton naay breast milk?

salamat kay wa mangihi.  x-rated unta.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 12, 2012, 09:30:58 AM
Used condom man ni nga gipadpad sa hangin...

maayo kay ang nigamit nananga.  branched log, eh?

man imitating frog imitating man.

maghusa man sad ta ani.

yikes, more than one diay silang headless ug armless pa gyod.

another one.  headless queen dowager lang siya ug di ballet dancer.

Quote from: statesville on July 12, 2012, 02:01:50 AM
Ang naa sa tunga nga batang lalaki nagsayal?.
kon modako na siya basin madugangan ug samot ang mga berde ug dugo sa katilingban   

morag adrogynous ning bataa...

swan lake kana, complete with tchaikovsky's score.  nasayop lang sila sa costume kay imbis swan nahimong penguin.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 11, 2012, 11:25:05 PM
He he, libog lang ko kon ikaw ang gihingut-an og ang nanghinguto...

c'mon, ako bitaw tong imong gihingut-an... dalia sad nimong nakalimot uy.

with you, weak wine, i can only call the waiter.

minsan, may babaeng napaiyak dahil sa katatawa.  walang kasalanan ang lalaki.  tuwang-tuwa lang talaga si babae dahil nahulog sa estero si lalaki.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 11, 2012, 11:11:23 PM
Hmm, sa ato pa, vegan or vegetarian ka?

in this context, neither.  tagaan pa lang ko nimog ariyos nga repolyo, maoy gidangat...

nagtsinelas, medyo limpyo, ug ang baye nagsayal ug public school uniform.  it shows that they have a family to go home to.  the sight is not so bad on closer look.

Quote from: chicogon on July 11, 2012, 08:50:48 PM
For use na sa website... meaning, see more or see less information 

aw, hehehe.  kaingon kog binuang; 'teach your kids to follow the law and love our country less...'

p.s. i like #4 best.

but what's that parenthetical ending for number 12 for?

A fly pair of shoes is always StyleBlazer Certified but what’s the point of them if you can’t properly walk? If you’re not accustomed to a six inch heel, go for a more practical pair. It beats wobbling down the sidewalk or falling flat on your face.

http://styleblazer.com/

Summer will be here in a few months and that means the strappy sandals will be dusted off. But that also means we’ll see a few toes hanging over the edge of shoes and practically scraping the sidewalks. Give it a rest ladies, just go a size up!

A ring here, a statement necklace there. Chunky bangles here and oversized earrings there. Sounds good, right? But wearing them all at the same time is dizzying and automatically downgrades any look.

On the other end of the fit spectrum is the sloppy “I just rolled out of bed style.” Don’t get us wrong, we love cuffed jeans and oversized shirts but when there’s absolutely no structure to your look, it’s just messy, not casual.

There’s nothing wrong with form fitting garments (who doesn’t want to show their curves?) but there’s a limit. If your pants are  giving you serious camel toe, that means they’re way too tight. And it’s seriously distracting for others.

Tights are the quickest way to transition your wardrobe (like wearing them under your summer dress on a brisk fall day). But tights are not, we repeat not, to be worn as pants. They compliment whatever outfit you’re wearing but they don’t offer enough coverage to be the sole bottom you’re rocking.

Whether you’re a size 2 or 12, you can be the victim of muffin top. When your pants are too snug and your shirt is too tight, that bulge appears and it’s enough to make anyone cringe in embarrassment for you.

Top 8 Fashion Mistakes Women Make: Don’t Get Caught Out There in These Style No No’s

By Patrice J. Williams
@flyonadime
March 22, 2012



You know what sucks? When you see a beautiful woman in a beautiful outfit and then she walks away…and you see her panty lines. There are too many nude thongs and seamless undies on the market for this to be a problem in 2012.

kabinoangon.  bahalag suholan, nevah gyod ko bisag asa ani nila.

Kung makipagdebate ka sa misis mo wala kang panalo. Kung tataya ka sa lotto baka sakaling manalo. -wisdom from the internet highway

for as long as i have the time to open tbland, which is almost daily when i'm not traveling, i have made minute meditations part of my daily prayer routine.  thank you very much, hof.   

Quote from: bugsay on July 11, 2012, 02:33:18 PM
hmmm..tinuod kaha?......adto kaha sa charity fund.

- nawong sa nagduda

tinuod.  sureness ko.  anyone can go to any pcso for help, but you've got to be legit nga nagkinahanglan gyod tinuod. 

purya lang tong son-in-law sa akong kaila; dying iyang baby intawon, unya around 1.5 million na ang nagasto sa hospital treatment ang akong kaila.  naughan na gyod intawon.  he encouraged his ne'er-do-well and jobless son-in-law to ask for help from the pcso.  ang bakhoy, niadto tuod, pero nagpa-porma.  nag-rayban ug nagdrive ug suv.  kinsa may ganahan motagad ana kay indigent kunohay?  (he failed to qualify in the interview.)

the pcso is well-audited.  ambulances in towns come from this agency, which also farms out funds to other charitable institutions.

warning 1:  ayaw ug adto.  di ka qualified.

warning 2:  kun di ka motuo, di ka modaog.  

Quote from: islander on July 11, 2012, 02:30:31 PM
Below P5,000 winnings can be claimed at lotto outlets while major prizes can be claimed in the PCSO’s Central office at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) in Pasay City.

hehehe, duol ra ko dinhi.  di gyod hinoon ko makaadtog mag-inusara kay dali ra ko masaag, motugpa unya ko sa scarborough shoal, pero dali ra diay i-claim ang prize nako ugma damlag kay five-minute ride lang ning picc gikan sa amo.  kun way traffic jam.  kun naa, aw, two hours only...   

Rojas said unclaimed prizes will form part of the charity fund that is being used to provide medical assistance to patients seeking treatment across the country.

He said an average of 1,000 patients receive the PCSO assistance daily.

The PCSO, which has set up a medical facility at the Lung Center of the Philippines, also increased the daily fund for medical assistance from P5 million to P11 million.

“The PCSO will set up satellite medical facilities in various parts of the country to reach out to patients needing medical assistance,” Rojas added.

http://www.philstar.com/

PCSO forfeits P100-M unclaimed lottery prizes

By Perseus Echeminada (The Philippine Star)
June 05, 2012

MANILA, Philippines - The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) has reverted to the charity funds of the agency some P100 million in unclaimed prizes of its online lottery games, a top official of the agency said over the weekend.

This action was taken after the one-year period to claim the winnings expired.

Jose Ferdinand Rojas, PCSO general manager, told reporters during a news forum at Hotel Rembrandt in Quezon City that the unclaimed winnings included both minor and major prizes of the 6/42 Lotto, 6/45 Mega Lotto, 6/49 Super Lotto and 6/55 Grand Lotto games.

Below P5,000 winnings can be claimed at lotto outlets while major prizes can be claimed in the PCSO’s Central office at the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) in Pasay City.

It is indeed a good development that Aseans had been united in its stand in the west Philippine sea basing on UNCLOS. This is a wise move knowing that unity will make Asean become an economic hub of the world replacing EU which are plaque with so many problems. Time is coming that the poor members of asean grouping to become economically and militarily strong. With 600 million population it can surely stand against the bullying of China. (by khaolak707)

some comments on the news item:

Indeed talking time is gone and diplomacy has been given long enough time without much result. China's current leadership has no word of honor yet they always insist on bilateral talks. I agree with you that as long as they are inside our EEZ and territorial waters we should be bold enough to teach them lessons. Perhaps some fireworks will really demonstrate our resolve as long as it is done inside our jurisdiction. I believe China is unsure of its exact legal position which is why it is just sending FLEC and CMS vessels instead of warships. If they are also sure of their alleged sovereignity over Panatag then why hadn't they arrested any of our fishermen. Simple, they know they cannot enforce their laws on our territory. They are in Panatag to test how much we know about our rights and if we are bold enough to assert them. I believe we should and we should not be scared. Our heroes like Lapu-lapu, Bonifacio, Gregorio del Pilar and many others did not blink in front of overhwelming enemy force why should we be afraid of mere threats and harrasments. (by superpinoypower)

Asean OKs sea code

By AP (The Philippine Star)
July 11, 2012

PHNOM PENH â€" Ten Southeast Asian nations have agreed on a code of conduct to prevent armed clashes over the South China Sea but still seek to get China to agree to it, a Cambodian official said yesterday.

The agreement was reached at a meeting of foreign ministers of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), to which China does not belong.

The issue of contending maritime claims is the major topic of the talks held in the Cambodian capital Phnom Penh, in large part because tensions over the sea have escalated in recent months.

Philippine and Chinese ships engaged in a standoff in Panatag Shoal starting in April, and Vietnam last month protested Chinese energy proposals for seas both nations claim.

more at http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=826200&publicationSubCategoryId=63

such charming young boys.  glad their surroundings are clean.  a riveting picture.  i don't know whether i should laugh or cry.

naa ba kaha poy love toilet bowl?

Quote from: bugsay on July 11, 2012, 01:05:13 PM
happy reading....

http://www.fhm.com.ph/incoming/fhm-feature/article/13589/page/1

lingaw reading gyod tuod.  salamat.  my favorite:

72. He wouldn’t mind a National Artist Award or a “National Arthritis Award”. Either one is fine.

bathroom ra ni?  so where's the toilet?  or it could be that the photographer was standing on the toilet when he took this picture.

Quote from: chicogon on July 10, 2012, 12:57:58 PM
Ngana na sija naniguro lang... hasta man gani "unlan" pangutan-on kung baje ba o laki 

hasta kuno olmigas, pangutan-on na pod kuno niya karon.

maayo gyod hinoon ning unggoy manghinguto.  kita ko sa una-- tawo hinoon ang gihingut-an-- kaonon dayon sa unggoy ang kuto nga makit-an.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 11, 2012, 11:50:13 AM
Aw, he he, sakto diay. Si banana ang republic unya ikaw ang empire...

you're mistaking me for someone else. 

note:

Quote from: islander on July 11, 2012, 11:09:22 AM
“So you can think of it this way â€" buying a PCSO lotto ticket is like donating money to the poor and the sick with the added advantage and probability of amassing a large fortune, if you’re lucky.”

can you ask for anything more?

i choose to line up with the hoi polloi, because i am.

As the little red booklet concludes: “One can’t deny there’s still so much randomness to any system, secret or not, in trying to beat the odds of winning the lotto jackpot. The PCSO weekly lotto is so efficient, so open and transparent, there’s just no way one could figure out some kind of pattern of winning numbers can emerge and be captured in such a 'scientific' system like this one.” (PNA)

http://balita.ph/

Well, idiot or not, there are two chapters in that red booklet (Chapter 4 and 5) that reveals the “secret system” of gathering all winning lotto numbers over five or six months and filtering out the “highest frequency numbers” that gives the most probability of hitting the jackpot’s six winning numbers. Now, whether this system actually works or not, no one knows, for sure.

Until now, it’s still debatable whether or not the red booklet has something to do with the two Davao lotto jackpot winners last year who won two of the country’s biggest jackpots. (We aren’t sure whether it was P145-million or P175-million).

Our best bet is: they probably won out of pure luck â€" because no one can really tell whether or not these two guys work out their own “winning system” using the red booklet as a reference. And there’s no way of knowing their identities, which will always remain secret for security reasons.

The red booklet which was trying to justify one’s feeling of guilt in buying sweepstake or lotto, continued: “So you can think of it this way â€" buying a PCSO lotto ticket is like donating money to the poor and the sick with the added advantage and probability of amassing a large fortune, if you’re lucky.”

Although hundreds have already gotten a copy of this little red booklet “How To Win Lotto” from such bookstores as Velasco near city hall, Jade bookstore at Ateneo de Davao commercial building and Pen Haus at Victoria Plaza, there’s really nothing special nor scientific about it. Fact is, it doesn’t really guarantee winning the lotto.

Since jackpot lotto winners at PCSO are never identified, the booklet’s author also opts not to be identified openly except to say that it’s written by an “anonymous idiot” who ALMOST won the lotto jackpot. This simply means, he didn’t hit all the six sets of numbers to win the jackpot â€" he only hit five, but nevertheless got a fat Landbank check for it from Davao PCSO Office some years ago.

Maharlika Foundation is right on top of the office of PCSO, its main benefactor, along Cabaguio Avenue. And it is here where you bump into the poorest of the poor trying to get free medicines and free hospitalization from PCSO.

Not only do we see them at the PCSO office on some occasions, but also on the pages of a little red booklet titled “How To Win Lotto” which cited the PCSO for helping the poor in Davao seek free medical help

On page 23, it says “if you just drop by the Davao PCSO district office at J. Cabaguio Avenue on any working day, you will see very poor people lining up to seek financial and medical help from PCSO. Don’t be surprised why the Maharlika Charity Foundation which owns the building occupied by the PCSO is operating a free well-equipped hospital for the poor, right upstairs.”

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 11, 2012, 11:06:10 AM
Islander (singing): I got lotto, I got tomato, I got my banana -- Who could ask for anything more?

correction!  banana republic.  don't stop at banana.  lisod ning way apelyido.

reality check:

Winning the lotto and helping the poor

May 26, 2009

By Aurelio A. Pena

DAVAO CITY, May 25 â€" For such well-regarded government institution as the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) with lotto dealer outlets in almost every corner of this southern bustling city, it’s hard to disregard and ignore its impact in the lives of ordinary people here.

We’ve not gotten around to interview the local top official here, but bumping into impoverished farmers trying to get their children medical help and even hospitalization at the Maharlika Charity Foundation medical center along J. Cabaguio Avenue here â€" one gets a sense that all that money from sweepstakes and lotto sales are actually trickling down to the poor masses who desperately need medical help.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 11, 2012, 11:02:56 AM
Ah, it makes you stronger, I know... 

strong enough to gain that winning streak.

the idea of the chance of winning and the reality of helping at the same time is already a winning combination.  this is my mantra for lotto.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 11, 2012, 10:57:23 AM
To paraphrase an Arabian saying, "She who buys lotto tickets has hope, and she who has hope has everything."

aaahhh, hope.  i have everything.  who could ask for anything more?  i will survive (singing), and i will win!

i buy only one lotto number combination at a time.  i figured only one number wins the jackpot anyway, so why buy more than one?  this way, the expense keeps me from cringing.  the cost is covered by "grocery expense", say, an average of 10 or 20 pesos a day.  i did the math, and it's bearable.

it would be hypocritical to say that i do not expect to win.  i do.  but it won't kill me if i didn't win.  remember, it's just part of the grocery expense.  a kilo of tomatoes costs much more.

my sisters still believe i'm gambling.  gambling it is then, which is nothing but a game of chance.  i go out in the midst of traffic and already i'm gambling with my life, if i have to take in context the meaning of gambling.

yes!  one can really see where the money goes.  (i'll go to that in a while.)   

Why we should buy Philippine lotto tickets

i buy lotto.  i admit my doing so does not sit well with my two sisters.  well, they always thought i was "the weird one" anyway.  they cannot imagine that i line up at a lotto outlet along with the hoi polloi.  what?  they think they're not hoi polloi as well?  it's my sisters who are the weird ones, actually.  and i'm writing this because if by chance they get to read this, they wouldn't know i'm referring to them since they don't know who i am anyway. 

usa ra ka numero nako ang nigawas.  ayaw mo kaguol.  kun makadaog ko, makahibawo mong tanan kay bangkahan ta mog drawing ug hennessy xo (kawaton nako ang kang banana republic unya ritratohan, hehe).

Quote from: bugsay on July 11, 2012, 10:07:34 AM
hehe..bitaw no...nisamot ka tugkaronon....

usahay bitaw manglagot ko kay wa ko kaila anang mga ipangsagol. maayo pay mobasa na lang ug balak ni cpg.  imagine, hangtod karon wa pa ko makakita ug baligya nga mint plant.  mint nga panakot, di matanom, naa hinoon.  but i want the plant.  ingon si banana republic basig di motubo sa ato, di ko motuo kay sa una didto sa bataan refugee camp, way vietnamese nga way tanom nga mint.  bahalag way sinina, basta naa lay mint.  ambot diin sila ato.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 11, 2012, 09:32:18 AM
He he, basin gi-block sa Tsaynis gabirmint kay abig secret message...

bilibabol.  imagine, it's an exchange of delicate national security matters between a legendary secret agent and a top spy in the guise of a guru.  morag gaplano ning duha nga i-scoop out ang scarborough shoal ug ibalhin sa panglao da.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 11, 2012, 09:27:17 AM
Mao ni ang sangig sa atoa, Bay Bugs, photogenic lang ning nia sa picture. Sa atoa kay sagad wangkig ug namalpag sa abog...

nisamot kalisod.  sangig?  morag gibinuangan ang saging.

"Madaling tumakbo, pero paano kung manalo?" (dolphy's famous words when politicians, hoping for a free ride on his popularity, courted him to run for public office)


Several years ago, the great comedian Dolphy Quizon was asked why he has never run for public office. His answer made him greater in my eyes: “What if I win?” The answer is simply brilliant because Dolphy knew that politics is not about winning elections; it is about running government. The real comedy that not even a comedian can teach us is this: we don’t know the difference. We think the winning candidate makes for a winning public official. Or maybe we’ve become too jaded and don’t care anymore. http://angperegrino.com/tag/dolphy/

i'm standing here outside your door
i hate to wake you up to say goodbye...

oops, both cannot be eradicated by pest control, johnny dearie.  by the way, this website is located in the philippines, on the toes of that little guy in the picture.

HOLY freefall Batman, The Joker would have a good laugh at this.

The Caped Crusader landed on a house in Aviemore, in the Cairngorms, yesterday, and then had to wait for locals to help him down.

more at http://www.newscorners.com/batman-stuntman-lands-on-roof-in-scotland/

"Or if he preferred to keep his style intact he could opt for using active propulsion, such as jets to keep himself aloft."


flying jetpack

In a paper titled "Trajectory of a falling Batman", the group argued that if he jumped from a 150-meter (492-foot) high building, the 4.7 meter (15-foot) wingspan of Batman's cape would allow him to glide 350 meters (1148 feet).

However, he would reach a speed of 68 miles per hour (109 km per hour) before hitting the ground at a life-threatening speed of 50 mph.

http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/

Dashing the dreams of comic fans across the world, four students from the University of Leicester said that while Batman could glide using his cape as he does in the 2005 film "Batman Begins", his landing would almost certainly prove fatal.

The superhero is back in cinemas later this month in "The Dark Knight Rises" and they suggested Batman should go shopping before trying a similar attempt to become airborne over Gotham City.

"If Batman wanted to survive the flight, he would definitely need a bigger cape," said David Marshall, 22, one of the students in the final year of their four-year Master of Physics degree.

Batman could fly, but he'd crash and die

Reuters
07/10/2012

LONDON, United Kingdom - Holy crash landing Batman! The crime-fighting caped crusader could fly but if he did, he would smash into the ground and probably die, a group of British physics students have calculated.

paging, computer experts and the photogenic!  di ko katabang ani...

manila could be fun for pickpockets

hairdresser na siyag mga kabayo.

they're a different breed, these politicians.  bilib gyod hinoon ko sa ilang ginhawa.  di ko mabuhi ana.

grabeh!  a real beauty, vrglguaps.  thanks for posting this here.

unsa may mas samok, ang bonhok o ang tungaw?  asa man ang mas gamay ana?  makalibog.  nangalot na lang ko sa akong ulo nga gikuto.

p.s. bisita pod sa ubang tanod, superwoman.  you may be edgar chatto's man, but life would be a bit more interesting if, say, you also make your presence felt in other threads because, well, we're rather apolitical here.  most of the time, anyway. 

Quote from: bugsay on July 10, 2012, 04:27:23 PM

524623_3220412228313_1006865729_n by triburiverside, on Flickr

and use my bugsay to hit that retarded ass.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 10, 2012, 04:30:47 PM
He he, way simyat kon pagilok nay hisgotan...

unsay simyat?  naa ba kay sim-on?

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 10, 2012, 04:19:50 PM
Ayayay! Hmm, parehas sa imong avatar? Bwahaha!

self-portrait diay nang avatara na.  now pa ko.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 10, 2012, 04:11:27 PM
I hardly feel strongly about any issue. Pero bahin sa ansistri, jests addressed to Botoy are affronts to one who has been wounded and scarred many times over. I can co-exist with you half-castes (real or pretended), pero ayaw kog pahiri sa iti sa inyong kapikot.

aw, na hala, una ka mahinayak ug pika sa imong lawom jamong maningles, bol-anon ra ba ko matod pa ni sir balong sa niaging panahon, sige, allergic man diay kag pikot, dia ra imong kaliwat nga dakog mata tuod:



happy now?

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 10, 2012, 04:14:38 PM
I actually prefer the version that goes...

To you
My heart cries out "Amnesia"
For I find you, the love of my life
In somebody else's arms

Your eyes
Are echoing "Amnesia"
Forgetful of the promise of love
You're sharing another's charms...

hahaha!  mao man ni ang lyrics sa christmas gift song nako kang ballroom dancer vrglguaps the other christmas.

Quote from: bugsay on July 10, 2012, 04:13:56 PM
murag bolinaw kadako...pero ang gitas-on ug linihukan murag bakasi...

tug-an na lang god pod nga luyat pa sa skipping rope.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 10, 2012, 04:02:58 PM
Public school teachers have had Spanish language training following the reintroduction of the Spanish language as an elective in high school in 2009. --

haraw naa pod untay training ang mga spanish public school teachers ug binol-anon.  tan-awon natog kinsay magkayurang.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 10, 2012, 03:57:44 PM
Bwahaha! Bolinaw ra diay kadak-a ang kang Bugsay?

kinsay ingon?  wa baya ka kadungog nga niingon ko ana ha.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 10, 2012, 01:53:45 PM
He he, parat morag tinabal?

ginamos tingali.  wa ko kahibawog tinabal nga bolinaw.

Quote from: chicogon on July 10, 2012, 01:12:30 PM
Tua! Gada na nuog inodoro... 

nanghimungot.  giapil pa ang bridge over troubled water sa inodoro nga way flush-flush.