Quote from: glacier_71 on April 21, 2010, 10:39:18 PM
Kid slaps his mother on live tv dr. phil
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Lami ning bataa i bakoson. This child is obviously spoiled and is not disciplined enough.
"Spare the rod, spoil the child."
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Kid slaps his mother on live tv dr. phil
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Quote from: alycxs on April 27, 2010, 09:21:07 AM
Thanks Lorenzo, you're too kind.
Glace, I think Lorenzo is but I'm not, I'm the exception to the family of nurses, doctors and seamen. I am an accountant turned realtor...but hardcore gardener.![]()
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unya ra, I'll put together pics of my garden then i'll post a link. Its not as fabulous as some professional gardens, backyard garden lang ning ako, but what I do have, mamulak man sad.
Quote from: alycxs on April 27, 2010, 07:53:50 AM
these days I catch myself telling my mom and my friends
"Sus, pasagdi na sila, dili na silay mobayad sa imong botox kung magka wrinkles ka tungod nila. Dli sad sila mopalit ug lunesta kung mawad-an ka ug tulog...ug ma high blood ka, dli bya sila manglibre ug lipitor" hehehe !

Quote from: alycxs on April 27, 2010, 07:52:12 AM
my liver adobo is only a can of pineapple and chicken liver, simmer for the next 30 minutes or until mauga gamay ang pineapple juice. I'll try the green peppers next time. :-)
Quote from: Happy on February 22, 2010, 06:27:23 AM
New pics
Quote from: alycxs on April 27, 2010, 04:33:37 AM
my first bf, 2 months older than me in High School... we turned out as very good friends but we didn't work out as BF-GF even though ang ubang ka batch namo, happily married na karon ug naa nay mga anak. We're still in touch and he even helped with my wedding prep to my hubby.
my 2nd BF, 1 year older, ensakto kay preha mi ug birthday....matay, mao jud to pangmovie, kumpleto kaayo. pinangga kung pinangga...asa ka, flowers for no reason, hinatod kinuha, alaga kaayo, pero sobra ka possessive ug seloso....unya pa jud, sa pagpaningkamot, ni abot nalang ko ug 4th yr college, 1st year level pa japn sha. Among joint account, akoy tig sulod pero siya tig withdraw...peskot ! goodbye nimo Dodong, kuwang ug ambisyon, manapat pa jud !!!!
my old old suitor...I was 19, he was 53...to be fair, gwapo bya sad siya murag dagway ni harrison ford, abi sa mga taw nga 39 pa kuno kay kwartahan man, grabe pud mo work out..every week, padala ug 3 dozen roses, nailhan nagud sa LBC among balay. hahahah ! Mura bya sad ug maka develop, pero sa akong huna2, pagka sagwa oi, 49 pa bya akong Papa...aggeeeejara ! Human, ug mo gimik mi sa barkada, magselos ang pakno bisan sa mga pictures, hasta mga ig-agaw nako gi selosan.
Hoy !!! pahuway jud Lolo ! labad ra...wala pa gani nako sugta, naa nay K mag selos. gipanuhot pud ning usa...mao to goodbye nasad
my husband....6 yr gap. Maayo mo pailob sa akong ga kabuang, mosukol ug inom sa akong barkada ug sa akong pamilya. Responsable, ambisyoso (in a good way) pero mo andar sad ang pagka garaon. I feel very blessed jud. Nakita kog taw nga makasakay sa akong kaboang nga masakyan sad nako.
I think depende man siguro sa batasan sa babaye ug sa lalaki in question, dili man siguro sa age. Naa mga Fil-am couples akong nailhan nga tag 30 yrs gyud ilang gap pero malipayun man sad. going strong. Naa hinuon duol2 ug age gap, nagdivorce nuon kay wala nagsinabtanay.
Sauna, vocal jud ko kaayo kay sagwa bya sad, pero through the years nga naa sad ko mga pinay nailhan in those situations nga normal ra kaayo sila, their marriage is even better than kadtong dili sagwa tan-awa. It gave me a moment of pause.
Truly, it depends sa partners in question.

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 26, 2010, 10:01:01 AM
sa amoa sa Mindanao amg mamurds kanang SMOOTH nga pagka babaje.
Quote from: alycxs on April 27, 2010, 05:33:09 AM
Ang gi ambisyonan
Ang iring !
ang iro
ang bana
spring 2010
Quote from: alycxs on April 27, 2010, 06:05:58 AM
Time will teach you all things, all you have to do is listen. When I was younger, I always end up in a heated debate or an argument over some point of view. Now, its recreation or if its not that important, I leave things be.
Nganong magproblema man ko sa dili nako problema. Ug walay mawala nako, ug walay masakitan...KIVER KIVER KIVER !!! hehehe !
speaking of dogs....mas buotan pa ang mga iro kaysa sa ubang tawng nga sobra ra pagkahilabtanon. Live and let live...
on that note, magluto sa ko panihapon for me and my dogsmag share mi sa atay sa manok..luod naman ug maabtan pa ug ugma, so ilahon nalang nang sobra nako.
1 can pineapple + 1 lb chicken liver = Happy Ging2, Huck dog and Hardydog

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 26, 2010, 10:47:38 AM
you didnt get what i mean! why use these animals for symbols? if they are gods creations?
swine for backbiters? it is way too far of a symbol!
Quote from: condesa on February 10, 2010, 04:51:04 PM
inig open jud sa mata nko, MORNING LORD jud... pray dat day will turn gud.. unja exercise after.. hehe
Quote from: chicogon on April 26, 2010, 08:22:42 AM
Pwede corn beef napod? Sige lang SPAM oy! High blood nako samot bwahehehehe
Quote from: ms da binsi on April 26, 2010, 02:01:23 AM
What about the aged men? Does your bible say something about aged men?
Quote from: benelynne on November 12, 2009, 12:26:57 PM
How men attract women through underwear
ABS-CBN
LONDON - Men only buy their own underpants when they are hoping to entice a potential partner into a relationship, according to a new survey.
The poll by British retailer Debenhams showed that men normally leave the purchasing of their underwear to their mothers until about the age of 19, relatively late when compared to women, who start buying their own knickers around 13.
Between the ages of 19 and 23, men tend to buy their own underwear, up to 31 pairs a year in the belief that wearing new underpants is an essential prerequisite to a relationship.
Buying declines gradually to zero between 23 and 33, because most men are in stable relationships and leave the shopping to their partners, unless they are still on the prowl.
"Our research shows that you can tell when a man is looking for a partner by the number of new underpants they buy for themselves," said Debenhams Head of Men's Accessories Buying, Rob Faucherand.
"If he buys more than 31 pairs every year then he's either still trying desperately to impress the woman in his life -- or else she's not The One," he said.
'Shop for me, baby'
However, Faucherand said that if your man seldom goes to the underwear section on his own, and instead assumes that you will choose for him, then you can be certain that your relationship is in a very stable phase.
The survey also reveals that underwear-buying among men picks up again briefly between the ages of 38 and 40, when some men are going through relationship break-ups and seeking new partners again.
The incidence of this new-found purchasing enthusiasm is short-lived however. It goes into a sharp decline and slumps to zero again at the age of 44 when men mostly find themselves in another stable relationship.
After 44, most men remain strangers to the underwear department for the rest of their lives, handing all responsibility for their underwear to women, Debenhams said.
"This is the one issue that feminism has never addressed," Faucherand said. "It's not who wears the pants in each household -- it's who has to buy them that counts."
Quote from: vrglguapo on April 26, 2010, 02:43:36 AM
Nice very nice indeed ,i do believe Ilongos are very good cook.My mom is from Iloilo,from the Muyco clan and she was one of the best cook i know.She was a Dietecian till she retired at Bohol Provincial Hospital.She is still around age 96 and she still do a bit of cooking.God bless her..




Quote from: jorgeanna on April 26, 2010, 12:45:09 AM
hahaha pampers gyud!
true gyud nga pampered ka but boring baya kay ang topics dli magsibo hehehe











Quote from: chicogon on April 24, 2010, 11:56:44 AM
I wish I'm half (even 3/4th) the man you envisioned me to be... but I know I'm not. Just enjoying the company (openess, friendliness and wisdom) of all the good people here at TB. And like you said Bene I feel just as blessed - and honored - to have met all y'all here.
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<-- nawong pagka dungog sa term "Cyber-parishioner." Bag-o ga--ling!!! (tono Inabangnon)

Quote from: benelynne on April 24, 2010, 09:43:51 AM
I've met some priests and pastors who have voluntarily confessed their past sinfulness and offer their present lives as testimony of how Christ has changed them. Regretfully, Fr. Skelton had to wait for this media barrage to come out in the open about his past. A forced confession has doubtful sincerity. Openness about one's past, especially for those who have dedicated themselves to the Gospel, is also submitting oneself to personal accountability about one's renewed life.
St. Paul in his epistles makes it a habit to open up about his depraved past as Saul, the persecutor of Christians, to drive his point of the need for man's salvation through Jesus Christ. Paul also proclaimed that we actually stand equal before God as sinners, "for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." (Romans 3:23)
Christ himself said that he did not come for the good men, but for the bad: "It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners."
I guess the media should stop hounding Fr. Skelton for interviews, but instead do their homework silently among those he has worked with or the youth he has surrounded himself with since he was ordained.
Needless to say, Christian faith is all about second chances. If this man is found out to have really straightened his ways, praise God! If not, he better face the music, not sing it!