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Quote from: hubag bohol on June 27, 2012, 11:26:48 AM
Mas lami ni kon sagolan og chicharon bits...

labi nag giusap usa unya gitutho.

Quote from: taga tigbao on June 27, 2012, 12:34:12 PM
Dili daw expected ang heavy thunderstorm sa Metro Manila karon Te unlike gahapon. Pero sa ahong nahibaw-an lagi sa Grade 4 sauna, ingon sa among teacher WEATHER CHANGES FROM TIME TO TIME. Mao nga murag mouwan na pud ni.

kanyahay ra naay kanta sa 'sound of music' that goes... "unpredictable as weather/ she's as flighty as a feather..."

been there.  no regrets.  but just like any photograph, it's more beautiful to look at than being in the midst of the scene.  what we don't feel by looking at a picture, like ambiance, makes up for the failed promise of beauty in a photograph.   

ugh.  just because he performed well as prosecutor in the corona impeachment trial?  it was a one-off thing, no more, no less.  try reading up on his background, especially how he treated his beauty queen/actress wife who committed suicide.  it might give an idea of what he is as a person.  we forget so soon, doubtless.

thanks, tigs.  ngiob na pod ang manila.  hinaot nga di unta daghang iring layaw ang mauwanan kay peligro tawon sila ug feline pneumonia.

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on June 27, 2012, 08:34:52 AM
Basin usa nila mao tong nanokdok ug martilyo sa ulo sa bana.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 27, 2012, 11:24:39 AM
He he, asa kaha ani nila...

kanang guwapita nga naay awom ibabaw sa baba.  naputong tawon si inday kay kulatado man sa banang palahubog nga di pa gyod mohatag sa abot sa pag-drive ug jeepney kay naay kabit.  wa na kaantos.  mas bale mapriso na lang siya.  na, natuman na gyod ang iyang pangandoy.  sayop lang ni inday kay ulo iyang gimartilyo.  ang itlog unta.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 27, 2012, 06:57:10 AM
Unsa kahay sala aning mga bayhana...

kadaghanan ana nila nakabana ug di mao.

Quote from: chicogon on June 27, 2012, 08:36:35 AM
Hmmm ang inspektor dili kaayo binabaye ang pangitsura...

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 27, 2012, 11:24:15 AM
Hmm, dili kaayo binabaye? Unsa diay?

sure ko dili minadre, much less pinari.

oops.  just a point of clarification, please. 

what exactly does being "more than a boholano" entail?  does it mean that being extraordinary, like your idol here, raises one to become "more than a boholano" while the ordinary ones, the rest of the mere mortals, are simply "boholano"?

when else could a "boholano" be conferred with the title of "more than a boholano" aside from being an ultimate host of a hotel?  are there other possibilities?

is dagohoy qualified?  what about governor edgar chatto?  and tarsiers?  are they more, or less?         

lastly, what is the synonym of "more than a boholano"?  does it happen to be cebuano, ilonggo, ilocano, bicolano, surigaonon, bisaya, luzoner, or martian?

una, di ko moluto ani kay lupig pay naa sa line of fire sa guerra sa syria.  grabeg pisik sa mantika, maayong magsul-ob ug bulletproof vest ug welding helmet.  mopalit na lang ko ani ug luto daan uy.

ikaduha, huhuhu, kutob sa mahimo, di na ko mokaon ani kay matod pang nyor bugsay, tigols na pareha niya.  morag manakit man ang akong tuhod kun magpalami ko ani.  gamay lang kuno, ingon sa uban.  mahimo ba diay kog gamay ra.

imo man sad tang pahilakon, hubag... 

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 27, 2012, 10:53:59 AM

ing-ani unta ko ka-sexy.  macho jamo.  badibildir ang kanahan, klaro pa gyod nga ang gikaon puso ug saging.

ugh.  going through all this psychological-physiological and what-have-you rigmarole when you can just ask your wife or sister or daughter?  let me do the task...

note though that i am one of those rare females who want to go to the restroom alone, honest.  thus i can't stand friends who ask me to come along.  i go for speed and efficiency and some company will only deter me.

1.  most women, especially young ladies, don't want to walk alone to the restroom in public places, like a restaurant.  they feel that all eyes are on them, and they're self-conscious.  some company serves as a crutch.

2.  women want to talk to someone while waiting in a long line.  yes, almost always, there's a long line inside women's restrooms, especially in malls.

3.  some women share make-up items when they retouch their facial make-up.  (i don't have mascara with me today, may i borrow yours?)  or they simply want assurance from another woman inside the restroom that they look okay.

4.  you were right about one thing; women gossip inside the restroom.  once, i heard some women talk about me.  you bet i enjoyed their facial expressions when i went out a cubicle and stared them down.  thanks, i heard everything, i said.  never had i felt so victorious.

i see to it, though, that i keep our little girl company inside restrooms.  but let me tell you, my disdain for the company of other women inside restrooms does not make me a man.

i made no sale with my fighting cocks.  when a potential buyer points at a certain cock, i turned him down by giving different reasons, i.e., not that, he is still recovering; that one is my favorite, etc.  it became terrible for me to part with my fighting cocks.  each one has its own charms and i wanted to keep them as pets. 

but i got a whole small sari-sari store from a soft drinks company manager.  it was a complete small building installed by the fence, ready with ten cases of soft drinks, in exchange for two cocks.  another two went to a certain guy, for free.  this certain guy became my husband.  hahaha!  

my apologies for this thread on a mini-van sale to turn into chickens.  i just have to tell my story.  threads evolve, like eggs turning into fighting cocks.  to the seller of the mini-van, you are selling your car for a song.  (ours cost 160k, brand new, inclusive of registration.)  i'm sure you can sell your mini-van that fast. 

they turned into real beautiful fighting cocks, honest.  kelso, brown-red, etc., breeds that are high-powered, and i researched on their fighting abilities.  at this point, i stopped eating chicken and eggs. 

expectedly, the backyard was filled with chicken cages.  the problem of chickens getting scared of pyrotechnics during christmas season was solved by having all the chickens inside my bedroom during christmas eve and new year's eve.

my chickens/cocks went up for sale.  some men came for a look-see.  i noticed their dismay when they realized that i'm a female.  for me to have credibility, someone tipped, i have to join a cockfight and make a record.  that's out of the question.  cockfighting makes me sick.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 27, 2012, 10:16:38 AM
isles, my lola used to raise chickens gayod. she had raised a lot of chickens and chicklets sa among balay sa valencia. she never even cooked any of them. she loved chickens as pets.

i understand her feelings.  many years ago, when i was still single, i had chickens too.  they were fighting cocks, actually. 

someone from negros occidental (famous for high-grade fighting cocks) gave me eggs and told me to wait for them to hatch and i'll have great fighting cocks to start a business.  out of 12 eggs, only one didn't turn into a chick.  oh, i placed them in the living room and the whole house smelled of chicken feed.       

how sad.  great lola you have there... 

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on June 27, 2012, 06:39:46 AM
Secret Agent mao nang connivance sa mga Spy.

whaaattt?  hahaha!  arang gajod... i'm in connivance with the likes of fr chic and bugsay?

I do now let loose my opinion, hold it no longer: this is no
fish, but an islander, that hath lately suffer'd by a thunder-bolt.
Alas, the storm is come again! My best way is to creep
under his gaberdine; there is no other shelter hereabout: misery
acquaints a man with strange bedfellows. I will here shroud till the
dregs of the storm be past. (William Shakespeare, The Tempest Act 2, scene 2, 33â€"41)

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 27, 2012, 10:03:31 AM
he he he, en ader werds, "don't judge a book by its cover" diay eh. small but terrible diay si bluey.

hehe, imagine, even owners are judged by their car.  what a crazy world.

once, we arrived at the mactan airport lugging 5 pet carriers, each with one cat.  the porters must have thought we were rich (5 cats on the plane, wow!), believing that our cats are of expensive breed perhaps (i told them though that they are street cats that look beautiful because they're cared for and they can do the same, i mean, pick up strays and care for them).  well, obviously for them we spent for the cats' trips, so we must have some money, hehe. 

then they saw bluey coming.  they asked if it's the car we were waiting for; i said yes.  i saw the disbelief on their faces, it made my day.  serves them right for their presumptions.

i will, hopefully tonight in this thread.  its picture is in my old laptop so i'll wait for the banana republic to transfer it here.  it's really a cute car and i like its funniness, especially when it overtakes those dashing arrogant suvs and i see their drivers fume.  how presumptuous, they seem to say.    

the-little-car-that-could aka bluey has 4 kinds of stickers (4 too many, actually, but my kid sister who drives it loves jokes as i do)-- the standard school sticker of our daughter's school, child on board sticker, pet on board sticker, and my other car is a mercedes sticker.  nangambisyon unta ko sa when i grow up i want to be a dump truck sticker pero wa na ko makakita ani.

our ride in cebu nga maoy among daily nga daugdaugon is like this, a mini-van, suzuki lang ang brand.  nakatawa ko kay same color aning gibaligya (teal).  i call it "the-little-car-that-could" while our little girl calls it "bluey".  funny, one has to put off the aircon kun sakaon ang road, otherwise, the engine stalls.  but it's doing fine, though strangely its gasoline consumption is like that of our other car.

multicab is generic tingali.  the designs that one decides on after the generic basic are either mini-van, mini-truck, mini-double cab, mini-jeepney, mini-bus, mini-mobile home, mini-airplane, mini-jet fighter, mini-air force one, etc.  

500 per hour?  700 hundred kun human ug karate-karate ug kumot-kumot sa imong panit mamora na kag dough, dayon isulod ka sa oven for baking till golden brown.

Quote from: bugsay on June 27, 2012, 09:15:51 AM
ang pangutana kon makurat pa ba si Hubag ani....

makurat siya sa free drink.  hinoon, makurat-kuratan baya pod kag motan-aw anang hulagway sa baye.  inyong kisdong mahimong way kalainan sa sukang pinakurat.

mantinir lang usa mo aning klaro nga blow job, ha?  this is indian, not thai.

Quote from: chicogon on June 27, 2012, 08:51:24 AM
Suheto si Bay Hubs ani kay mao ni iya escapade 

looking forward to the escapadist's tall tale...

Quote from: bugsay on June 26, 2012, 11:56:34 PM
asa man gud ni'ng eskinaha dapit uy!!!

aherm, di ba diay ikaw ang angay motuod sa tanan?  show the way... ayaw na pagoryo-goryo.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 27, 2012, 12:59:21 AM
or it could be isles when she's at cebu's Crown Regency Hotel.

hehe, this kind of pampering is not my type.  feeling ko kita ray gibinuangan.

arang gajod.  kamaayong hapakon sa nag-conceive ani nga photo op.  libog lang kog giunsa pagpapuyo sa iring in one position, di ra ba ni iro nga mahimong tudloan.  cats are independent and humans can never teach them what to do.  ay, ambot... 

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 26, 2012, 11:20:34 AM
Dili lang weight reduction. One major side effect of metformin is: METABOLIC ACIDOSIS.

So it is good to keep that in check.

ngeeeh.  just read up on metabolic acidosis.  hadlok ra pod diay...

Quote from: bugsay on June 26, 2012, 10:44:00 AM
tigols na...mao nay tataw nga rason...

salig lang kay badibildir ay.  mag-jogging kog sugod sa 6 floors diri uy.  labaw pa, galigas ra ta, ondoy.  hapit na ka, hehehe.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 25, 2012, 11:39:07 AM
It is quite perplexing to think that lay society think that doctors are immune to feelings and to emotions. In this field, it is so hard to separate feelings and to try to suppress emotions as it can affect one's professional responsibilities.

In any case, physicians, too, need to cry and to let out emotions. In the end, we are all human.

aside from the fact that doctors are expected to make miracles.  right on, lorenz.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 26, 2012, 11:41:51 AM
Why is it that in the hospital we are barred from talking about God and one's faith, but when a patient asks a physician or clinician, "Can you pray for me?", we are instructed to say, "Yes, I will", even if a physician does not believe in a particular deity or subscribes to a particular religion?

Why are we , as medical providers, trained in medical school not to talk about religion, spirituality, yet we attest to the fact that patient's spirituality actually increases their survival time and increases healing time?

Oh the hypocrisies....

what a demanding situation.  i wouldn't want to be in your shoes.  i guess it's because doctors are supposed to be brave, being on the front line of the war between life and death.  you have my sympathies, lorenz.

da, nahubog hinoon sa tubig sa dagat.  nagtoo nga mermaid iyang kauban.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 25, 2012, 11:05:35 AM
Hmm, flying kicker diay ka, Ms. Isle?

di uy.  sa tinuod lang, namong tanan igsoon, ako kuno ang record holder nga nakatilaw ug padaghanay ug latos kay kulisaw kuno ko kaayo.  wa lay nahimo si fafa dear kay modagan man ko ug mosiyagit ug 'way sakit, way sakit' bisag gahilak pa, mao nga mamuwa na lang siyag pinugong ug katawa, hahaha!  salamat nga way anak niliwat nako.

marami namang mahirap na malapit sa diyos.  don't tell me that being near god means material comforts.  it might mean the corrupt among us who struck it rich had divine guidance.  oh-oh, i'm making this more complicated...   

hotfish is healthier.

i've been following that novena, thanks.

now i simply want to wish away the memory of puppee, which obviously i cannot, as yet.  i swear henceforth i'll double up my scare tactics against dog-eaters.

kinsa ninyo dinhi ang mokaon ug iro, sumbagay ta, bisag asa!  pinaakay pa ta kun magkalisod.      

that's why i hate it when i'm asked if i'm a thai when i'm abroad. grrrrrr.

for all we know, she looks like hello kitty.

maayo ra pod.  maglabad gyod akong ulo kun magpapalit ani among little girl kun makakita ani. 

gikugihan man gyod ang kabuing...

naa ba ni picture?  wa koy makit-an...

hahaha!  arang gajod.  they only want thai women to accost the men?

thanks, lorenz.  i'm doing my best to get over that.  time is my ally in this. 

early this evening, i'm going to the vet clinic with the banana republic to get our cat who was boarded while we went on a recent trip to cebu.  also, i already found a good home for the cat that i rescued recently; our own cat (the one that we boarded with a vet) just would not accept this latest rescued cat that's why.  for every bad news, there's some good news after all.   

bahalag ma-floor leader ko, di gyod ko anang katreha.

paging lorenz, please visit these websites!  nag-praning na si islander.  remember, i just learned today that puppee the homeless dog i took care of for months had been slaughtered for its meat.

one more reason why we never let our dogs roam freely.  they go out only a leash, with a human companion.  otherwise, we keep them inside their dog houses or inside our house.

never can man have a better friend than a dog.

What can you do?

Some of us may be angered, appalled, disgusted and even disturbed by this feature. Remember everyone is entitled to an opinion! Cultural practices are cultural practices and they vary from civilization to civilization, but it should not be an excuse to cruelty. Most of the world views dogs as trusted companions, but in Asia, millions of them are still consumed for meat.  If you are an animal lover would like to end dog meat trade or help raise awareness or sign a petition to ban eating of dogs or want to donate to support the cause, feel free to visit the website listed below to learn more about the groups, their cause and what you can do to help.

Animal Asia â€" http://www.animalsasia.org

International Aid for Korean Animals â€" http://www.koreananimals.org

Sirius Global Animal Organisation â€" http://www.siriusgao.org


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from Inside the Dog Meat Trade â€" Dogs, Man’s Best Friend or Next Meal??? at http://www.petloverscompanion.com/inside-the-dog-meat-trade/

Modernization in China is increasing at remarkable speed and there is a new awareness of animals, and their welfare pertaining to a new generation of informed and passionate people. What’s more, the media is playing a primary role in the change of people’s attitude. Education and awareness is the key to ending the misery of dogs. There has never been a better opportunity of reaching out, extending the message so that attitudes can change and gradually a new consensus on the goodness of dogs and cats as our friends and helpers â€" and not food â€" can emerge and prevail.

from Inside the Dog Meat Trade â€" Dogs, Man’s Best Friend or Next Meal??? at http://www.petloverscompanion.com/inside-the-dog-meat-trade/

Today, dogs are increasingly being recognized within China as dependable and even crucial members of family and society. Changing family demographics, such as childless couples and increasing numbers of elderly people living alone, mean that more and more people are turning to dogs for companionship and support. As a result, pet ownership is booming, with just over 150 million pet dogs throughout the nation â€" one for every nine people. according to the Beijing Kennel Club, pet owners in the city spend more than 500 million RMB on their pets a year. Experts say that the market potential for the “pet economy” could reach a minimum of 15 billion RMB, far exceeding the economic potential of the trade in dog meat. Now dogs are being employed as sniffer dogs at airports and railway stations, they have also become invaluable and cheap in the assistants of law enforcement. Dogs and other companion animals also provide an important financial, as well as emotional, contribution to China.

from Inside the Dog Meat Trade â€" Dogs, Man’s Best Friend or Next Meal??? at http://www.petloverscompanion.com/inside-the-dog-meat-trade/

kasukaon na kong ga-post ani.  i must admit nga nagluha na ko.  bahalag ingnon kog o.a.  basta kun maka-discourage nig dog meat eating sa atong readers, okay na nako.

photo credit Sirius Global Animal Organisation
Korean Meat Market with pressure cookers--- the pressure cooker is used to prepare dog and cat meat.


photo credit International Aid for Korean Animals
Reluctant dog being aware of what is coming being dragged away to its death.

Quote from: islander on June 26, 2012, 01:40:08 PM
• The Philippine Animal Welfare Act No. 8485, (1998) bans the trading and eating of dog meat. However, animal welfare groups claim that widespread corruption of officials and other agencies means that the law is not enforced.

what a dubious reputation. 

naa mi silingan sa cebu nga policeman nga kusog kuno moihaw ug iro.  i sent word that the authorities will know of his activities.  wa na kuno mousab.  ambot lang kaha.  i intend to follow up.  tingnan natin.  i'm dead serious because i know i'm on the side of the law unya siya law enforcer man kaha.   

Several Asian countries have now legislated against dog-meat consumption. The more significant problem in countries where bans do exist appears to lie with enforcement issues, for example:

• The Philippine Animal Welfare Act No. 8485, (1998) bans the trading and eating of dog meat. However, animal welfare groups claim that widespread corruption of officials and other agencies means that the law is not enforced.

• Taiwan’s Animal Protection Bill (1988) bans killing dogs for food, but once again the ban is not enforced and there are purportedly around 60 dog meat restaurants throughout Taiwan.

• In 1984 the South Korean Ministry of Health and Welfare classified dog meat and dog soup as “disgusting foods” and food sanitation laws have also been introduced to ban the manufacturing and selling of dog meat. Restaurant owners caught selling dog meat can have their business licenses removed on their third offence. Despite this framework, the Ministry of Health and Welfare does not enforce the Law so that dog meat restaurants remain common and an illegal dog and cat meat trade continues to flourish. In fact pressure from the dog meat industry and consumers now appears to be pushing the government towards formally backtracking and distinguishing “food dogs” and “pet dogs”.

from Inside the Dog Meat Trade â€" Dogs, Man’s Best Friend or Next Meal???
at http://www.petloverscompanion.com/inside-the-dog-meat-trade/

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on June 26, 2012, 01:16:06 PM
In Baguio City, Ifugao, and Mountain Province, dog menu is served in restaurants and hotels.

that's why i don't want to go to those places.  my boss in my old working days, who's from baguio, said that they used to trade their pigs in downtown baguio for dogs.  at a time when i was going out of my way to save a puppy!  you bet i didn't want to get near him after that.

the article "Inside the Dog Meat Trade â€" Dogs, Man’s Best Friend or Next Meal???" is very disturbing.  ample warning is there for readers.  i am posting some pictures here from that article.  if this could help save a dog, then i would go through this.


photo credit Animal Asia
Dogs arrive after a nightmare three-day journey by truck.


photo credit International Aid for Korean Animals
Truckloads of dogs transported from dog farms to markets.


photo credit International Aid for Korean Animals
When a buyer goes to the dog market, the dog is slaughtered on the spot.  Dog being pulled away to be slaughtered.


photo credit Animal Asia
Dogs arriving at the dog market squashed together in tiny cages, unable to move, without food, water or shelter.


photo credit Sirius Global Animal Organisation
Rusty tin cans are jammed over their jaws to make them easier to handle.

avoid dog meat, please.  dogs are friends and companions, not food.  if you want to have them for dinner, seat them in front of you, if not beside you.

some reasons for avoiding dog meat:

Risk to Human Health

There are significant health risks related with the farming, slaughter and consumption of dogs. Unsanitary conditions in farms present the most favorable conditions for microbes to reproduce. Diseases such as parvo virus, canine distemper and leptospirosis are common and spread like wildfire in dogs whose immune systems are already low and weakened due to the poor health and starvation. The trade and movement of dogs over large areas increase the risk of disease transmission. There are a number of pathogens associated with the dog meat industry; the most recently documented include cholera, rabies, and trichinellosis.

Cholera: Following a Cholera outbreak in Vietnam in 2008 the World Health Organisation’s representative in Vietnam warned that eating dog meat, or other food from outlets that serve it, is linked to a 20-fold increase in the risk of developing the severe acute watery diarrhea commonly caused by the cholera bacterium. In 2009 seven provinces and cities in the northern and central regions had announced patient’s positive for the cholera bacterium. On May 13, the Hanoi Health Department declared it had found the cholera bacterium in five samples of dog meat taken from four slaughterhouses in Ha Dong district.

Rabies: Research published in March 2009 in the open access journal PLoS Medicine, reports on two patients admitted to hospital showing signs of rabies infection. Neither patient was thought to have been bitten by a rabid animal in the preceding months. When the researchers investigated whether the patients had come into contact with infected animals, they found that both had been involved in preparing and eating animals that may have been infected.

from "Inside the Dog Meat Trade â€" Dogs, Man’s Best Friend or Next Meal???" at http://www.petloverscompanion.com/inside-the-dog-meat-trade/

kalami baya gyod usapon ning puso ug saging uy.

waaaaaahhhh!  i wish i were a witch so i can go there and take out the innards of those dog-eaters!

i have asked the concerned to have the theft of the dog on police blotter.  yes, they reported that puppee was stolen.  i told them that i'm still hoping she'll come back.  they said that after two weeks, they've given up all hope.

curses to all the dog-eaters in the world, huhuhu.

never mind that i spent four figures for puppee and her owner's trip to butuan, where the owner came from.  it was a logistical nightmare considering the necessary vaccinations and permit to travel.  nag-nose bleed ko just to fulfill those things.  but i grieve because gentle dog puppee is just less than a year old and she only had a few month's break when she arrived in butuan.  hinaot unta nga kagiron all his life ang niihaw niya, huhuhu.

Quote from: islander on June 15, 2012, 04:25:16 PM

Quote from: islander on June 15, 2012, 04:39:01 PM

subjects of the occasion: puppee the street dog
and his owner (to protect his privacy, let's call him "ondo")

bad news from butuan.  i received a text message today that puppee, the dog in the pictures, who i tried so hard to save and take off the streets last january, had gone missing for two weeks now.  they suspect a dog-eater of a neighbor to have done her in.  i want to shout and curse if only i could.  hilak na lang ko, huhuhu. 

hampasabol.  we're talking british pound here.  pikat sa motuo nga di una manukitsukit.

i'm not afraid.  para doctor...   what i'm afraid of is the needle.  how i hate it when i'm pricked for blood samples.

ang akong di ganahan is the long wait.  also, i noticed most doctors here aren't too keen on insurance.  they prefer patients who bring cash.  i can't blame them.  insurance companies aren't also too keen on paying.  doctors say these companies pay only 80% of the total cost at most.  so the gimmick in hospitals is they charge more for patients with insurance.  an example is the x-ray, which i noticed.  normally, laboratories charge only 350 pesos per chest x-ray.  in the case of the insured, like me, the bill is 500 pesos. 

lately, i wanted an executive physical check-up.  the doctor told me that it's not possible as they only check for complaints.  i said well, i'm complaining about everything about me.  he cannot hide his smile.  still, he denied me a thorough check-up.  i told the banana republic to complain about this to the insurance company because our monthly insurance payments are not something to sneeze at.   

it all goes down to money matters.  sad.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 26, 2012, 11:51:28 AM

thrilla in manila.  mora lagi silag suwang ug mga unggoy.

drug-addled idiots.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 26, 2012, 11:47:56 AM
Hmm, unsang klase sa marukoy? Maru nga okoy, o maruya nga kolokoy?

hehe, naa na gyoy maruya nga okoy tawon, finally.

hahaha!  when kaha naay marukoy nga mosumpay ani.  da, hadlok lagi ang mga matso.

"Speaking of hating your users. Facebook forces everyone onto its email system. Really, Facebook?! Really?!" tweeted freelance tech journalist Ron Miller.

Blogger Gervase Markham, one of the first to draw attention to the change, was scathing in his comments on it.

"Facebook silently inserted themselves into the path of formerly-direct unencrypted communications from people who want to email me. In other contexts, this is known as a Man In The Middle (MITM) attack," he wrote, referring to a tactic hackers use to intercept electronic messages. "What on earth do they think they are playing at?"

more at http://money.cnn.com/2012/06/25/technology/facebook-emails/?source=cnn_bin

Facebook is trying to hijack your email address

By Julianne Pepitone
@CNNMoneyTech
June 25, 2012



NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- If you're a Facebook user, you have a @facebook.com email address, whether you use it or not. Facebook is now automatically posting those addresses to users' profiles and displaying them as the default email address.

Cue the backlash. Facebook told CNNMoney the change has been rolling out for "a few weeks," but many users weren't aware of it until a spate of blog posts and news articles began drawing attention to it on Monday.

bawo ba uroy.  daotan god tingali ni kay banned man.  with a battery of scientists, dugay ra unta ning nahiapil sa mainstream drugs kun tinuod pa nga maayo.  wa man tingaliy pasipyaton ning research sa big pharmaceuticals.

side effect kuno ang weight reduction, matod pa sa akong nabasahan sa web.  na-worried man god si banana republic nga naniwang kuno ko, mao nga akong gi-check.  ni-45kgs na god ko, nahibalik sa 43kgs.  padung na tingali mokunhod imong weight.  once a day ko aning tambala at 500mg starting last january.  tingali bag-o ka pang ga-tomar.   

pinoy ra baya ang kadaghanan nga mangilad sa ilang kababayan.  mao ni silay angay panitan ug himoong buhi nga ginamos sa balingsya. 

mora man diay ug magtinabangay ug ayo ning mga sakit sa?  makaniwang kuno ning metformin.  tuod, nigamay kog 2 kilos nga daginoton pa ra ba gyod unta ko daan ug timbang.  but i feel better and lighter now pagkahuman moagi ug morag bundolon.

labad man diay si inday sa unang panahon.

sugod na sad si iya ug patuo-tuo.  press release dayon.  wa pa gyod ni motagam nga kapila na matakilpo.  kini karon, mora uroy ug siyay nakadiskubre sa connection sa global warming ug dengue.   

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 25, 2012, 10:48:21 AM
Hmm, morag nasaag ang orchids sa baki country...

ato na lang ibutang aron klaro... ang baki naa nitago sa luyo kay camera shy man siya.

ang balay ni menay lebay. 

aw, na, hala...

wow!  i am taking metformin on a one-year regimen at the moment because my sugar has shot up by 6 points from the high normal level and the doctor wants it lowered.  this is good news.

Quote from: bugsay on June 26, 2012, 09:36:24 AM
hmmm..bisag kinsa pa'ng MacGyver di maka unlock ana...

obyus.  pero tawga si machubag ug macbugsay kay usa ra na ka singka nga naay pakapin nga tutho...

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 26, 2012, 09:35:47 AM
Hmm, golden bitok nga taga sa Balingsya?

...nga makatakod lang kun mamupo kag anagon sa corn trees didto.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 26, 2012, 09:35:09 AM
Pervert!

you can say that again...

(double post; deleted)

ikog?  and you call it fore?  come on, that's hindplay any way you look at it.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 26, 2012, 09:24:38 AM
Hmm, mora pud og buwagaw nga bowbow...

bitok diay, sa laktod nga pagkasulti.  ascaris, with which lorenz must be very familiar with.

Quote from: bugsay on June 26, 2012, 09:23:25 AM
ang butanganan sa IUD mao ra'y akong nakit-an

dako-dakog ilong diay ning imong gipasabot da...

pwes, ang nakataya ana mao tingaliy giputol sa locksmith.

mainantoson si santoson sa mga utokon nga hungaw-hungawon kay tambotsohon.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 26, 2012, 09:19:31 AM
Hmm, di kaha "antosonon"?

yesssir!  antosonon ang santoson kay kusog moantos sa di santoson.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 26, 2012, 09:12:50 AM
Mao ba, Mam.  Hmm, asa man ka aning tulo ka klase sa visionary, Mam?

"The lunatic, the lover, and the poet, are of imagination all compact." --William Shakespeare

none of the above.  wa makuha ni shakespeare ang ikaupat nga klase, kanang gitawag nga "santoson".

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 26, 2012, 09:04:06 AM
Hmm, unsay ibilin sa tugkaran ni Spy Bugsay?

ang twin galing sa iyang avatar; kanang gitawag ug IUD.

OT: bugs, ang imo laging avatar kay morag IUD.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 26, 2012, 08:58:35 AM

The sunset that makes you laugh... 

sa amon kay motorsiklo man ni nga tawgon ug habal-habal.

visionary ang tawag ana sa amo, nyor hubag.

just you wait till he becomes a tb member...

the dog became a scientist.

huh?  what's funny there?  that they are obviously horny?  opkors naman.  with those kinds of horns...