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Segurado. Unya mobisita pud ta sa milyoner's den...

Quote from: Pikoy on October 21, 2012, 01:53:49 PM
naksssss...!! sweto gyud ning bat ana da...heheeh..

Bwahaha! Baid2x lang una sa kuko, Bay Piks!

Mas kusgan ning imoha...

Quote from: Pikoy on October 21, 2012, 01:25:26 PM
y daghang lalis kay way pulis...

Nya way daghang padalipsay kay wa si Bugsay
(Nya wa puy daghang bolada kay wa si Lolla)...

Hasol ra pud nang ihap-ihap...

Pwede pud ni...

Pwede na ko ingon ani, simpli lang... 

The idols of the den are those of each individual. For everybody (in addition to the errors common to the race of man) has his own individual den or cavern, which intercepts and corrupts the light of nature; either from his own peculiar and singular disposition, or from his education and intercourse with others, or from his reading, and the authority acquired by those whom he reverences and admires, or from the different impressions produced on the mind, as it happens to be preoccupied and predisposed, or equable and tranquil, and the like: so that the spirit of man (according to its several dispositions) is variable, confused, and as it were actuated by chance; and Heraclitus said well that men search for knowledge in lesser worlds, and not in the greater or common world. --Francis Bacon

Soloha...

Lazy Sunday ligo dagat Botoy dala kabo... 

Quote from: bugsay on October 20, 2012, 11:02:12 PM
bentaha unta kon Satong, wid yuniporm...apil ko.....kay taas ko'g utong

Unya, pri yuniporm pud? Mosamot mag kagamay ang pondo sa pa-contest...

Quote from: bugsay on October 20, 2012, 11:06:06 PM
....nadusmo sa lapyahan sa ekonomikanhong pakigbisog......ug sa naghingapin nga kamingaw mosinggit sa pag tuaw......

...sa tingog nga nagkanguhal sa kapagaw...

Agoi, napaakan! 

Quote from: bugsay on October 20, 2012, 10:39:07 PM
hanas tungod sa makanunayon nga pagbansay sa way paglugak....

...tinukmod sa kahigayonan ug sa hugtanon nga pagbugtaw sa tingusbawan...

Quote from: bugsay on October 20, 2012, 10:50:45 PM
hehehe....maayo'g tinud-on ning Pikoy nga nibutho na man ang orig

Aw, atang lang ta sa sunod nga tsapter. Anything can happen, ika nga. Basig unsa na puy rason...

Quote from: bugsay on October 20, 2012, 10:51:48 PM
dili pod kay naa p amay laing tornamint...duso-duso..

Hmm, sabagay. Pero naa ra man to sa $300. Naa pay kwarenta y siyete. Kon tinuig, ngadto-ngadto mga apo nay padad-on...

Quote from: bugsay on October 20, 2012, 10:37:41 PM
mahibaw-an man sa western union..

Bwahaha! Delikado tuod. Adto na lang diay ko sa wan sak sapal nga premyo ni Bay Pikoy...

Wow, US$5,000? Singkwenta man pud ka kuntis...

Gipakuntis pa tong kwartaha, molapad pa unta iyang atay...   

Quote from: bugsay on October 20, 2012, 10:10:55 PM
sama nimo, mamakak sab..

He he, ginagmay ra ning atoa. Ang dinagko, kanang borit...

Quote from: Pikoy on October 20, 2012, 10:19:38 PM

Si Paler nakuhaan sa mga fake money nga nibalor og P33,600.

Kini gilangkuban sa 22 ka tag P1000; 22 ka tag P500; ug tulo ka tag P200.

...

Ang P1,000 nga peke mapalit sa kantidad nga tag P250. Ang peke nga P500 tag P130 samtang ang peke nga P200 mapalit sa tag P80.

22 x P250 = P5,500
22 x P130 = P2,860
3 x  P80   =   P240

     Total =  P8, 600

Pagkatoytoy... 

Tinapolang gid hang post ni Boltobs, waay gid gugma sang ginaobra niya haw...

Ni Sanden J. Anadia (Banat) Updated October 20, 2012 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines - Kapin sa 100 ka kilong karne sa kabayo ang gisakmit sa mga tinugyanan sa Department of Veterinary Medicine and Fisheries (DVMF) kagahapon sa buntag diha sa dalan Salvador sa Barangay Labangon niining dakbayan sa Sugbo. Base sa gihimong inspeksyon sa DVMF ilaha nga nasuta nga double dead kini nga karne ug peligrong makaon sa tawo ug wala kini mag-agi sa beterinaryo maong wala kini meat inspection certificate.

Gawas pa niini dili usab tukma ang sakyanan ang gikargahan sa karne imbes nga refrigerated o ba kaha closed-type nga sakyanan. Matud pa sa head sa DVMF nga si Dr. Alice Utlang nga lapad ang gibuhat nila karon nga operasyon sa paggukod sa mga double dead nga karne.

Nagduda si Utlang nga double-dead ang maong karne tungod kay duna pa kini mga dugo sa karne timailhang wala kini matarong pagpadugo dihang giihaw nga sagad mahitabo sa himalatyong hayop nga luya ang lawas.

Ang baskog nga hayop kun ihawon mahutdan gyud og dugo sa mismong karne tungod sa pagpangusog niini samtang giihaw apan ang masakitong hayop dili na kapareho kakusgan sa himsog nga hayop. Sumala pa niya nga duna sila’y gi-require nga sakyanan nga kargahan gyud sa karne diin usa na niini nga dili ma-expose sa abog ang gikarga nga karne aron dili kini makontaminado. Panawagan ni Utlang ngadto sa publiko nga kinahanglan nga mopalit og karne adto lang sa mga lehitimong tindahan aron dili mabutang sa peligro ang ilang panglawas.

Gisaysay ni Utlang nga aron masigurong luwas ang karne, ang kustomer mahimong motan-aw sa meat inspection certificate sa tag-iya sa karne. Ang mga nangasakmit nga karne gidonar didto sa Cebu City Zoo.  (BANAT NEWS)

Quote from: bugsay on October 20, 2012, 10:03:10 PM
kamao mo arte ang mga kamot..

...master sa tayming ug sa pailin-ilin...

Hmm, iya unta diayng gipabahag ang ikog aron matabonan...

Quote from: bugsay on October 20, 2012, 10:01:27 PM
....taga salot kaayo'g nawong ni's luci...
kon presyo, wa ko nasayod kay wa pa ko lage ka suway..

Haw dipinsib...

...dili pasipad-an, mao nga long distance na lang...

He he, di ba duha singko ra ning ingon ani nga Tsaynis byuti sa imong nahimutangan, Bay Bugs...

Unsa kahay gikasuk-an ni kitty?

"To me Acapulco is the detoxicating cure for all the evils of the city: ambition, vanity, quest for success in money, the continuous contagious presence of power-driven, obsessed individuals who want to become known, to be in the limelight, noticed, as if life among millions gave you a desperate illness, a need of rising above the crowd, being noticed, existing individually, singled out from a mass of ants and sheep. It has something to do with the presence of millions of anonymous faces, anonymous people, and the desperate ways of achieving distinction. Here, all this is nonsense. You exist by your smile and your presence. You exist for your joys and your relaxations. You exist in nature. You are part of the glittering sea, and part of the luscious, well-nourished plants, you are wedded to the sun, you are immersed in timelessness, only the present counts, and from the present you extract all the essences which can nourish the senses, and so the nerves are still, the mind is quiet, the nights are lullabies, the days are like gentle ovens in which infinitely wise sculptor’s hands re-form the lost contours, the lost sensations of the body. The body comes to life. Quests, pursuits of concrete securities of one kind or another lose all their importance. As you swim, you are washed of all the excrescences of so-called civilization, which includes the incapacity to be happy under any circumstances." --Anaïs Nin

Seguro pud nga limpyo ang mga baje...

Si Pikoy sa iyang easy boy nagpalandong sa mga boriton nga iyang patamaan sa iyang mga kuyamoy...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on October 17, 2012, 07:46:17 PM
The real measure of your wealth is how much you'd be worth if you lost all your money ~ Jen ~

Yataps kon worthless diay...

Quote from: Pikoy on October 20, 2012, 02:53:51 PM
pwd na.. mag prostetyot nalang ko....

Unya, sagad imong customers kay mga wanggits ug mga yotba man...

Black Lucy Liu

Lucy Liu as O-Ren Ishii in Kill Bill

Arula recalled he and the other recruits were brought to the island on January 3, 1968 for training on guerrilla tactics in preparation for "Operation Merdeka," then a top-secret plan of the Marcos administration to invade the east Malaysian state of Sabah which the Philippine claimed as part of its territory.

Their training officers fired at them before dawn on March 18, 1968 after an attempt by the trainees to air their grievances against the officers to Malacañang. Arula, who was hit by a bullet on the left knee, swam for his life across Manila Bay.

Looking back, the 67-year-old survivor admitted that his revelations, which triggered a full-blown Senate inquiry but led to nothing, ruined not only his future but also his children's.

His four children by his first wife did not finish their schooling while his three children by his second wife managed to get some although this was insufficient, he said.

At one point, he became consultant to MNLF leader Nur Misuari, which allowed him to take home P7,000 monthly -- enough to put food on the table and sustain some of the needs of his children in school.

But the rest of his life, he said, was spent in fear and in hiding -- mostly in Antique. For two years now, he has been living with his youngest child in Binondo, Manila for support.

Lone survivor recalls Jabidah Massacre

By Jocelyn Uy
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 19:55:00 03/18/2008



CORREGIDOR ISLAND, Philippines -- The atrocity that happened here 40 years ago had long receded from Jibin Arula?s consciousness.

But when he set foot again on this island Tuesday to lead a caravan from Mindanao in commemorating the infamous "Jabidah Massacre," memories of how his fellow Muslim youth were killed by military officers came rushing back to him like it all happened just Tuesday.

Even the rough waves that punctuated the 30-minute boat ride from the shores of Mariveles, Bataan, to the island reminded him so much of the currents he fought against for four hours to swim to safety, Arula said.

Out of the roughly 60 Muslim youth summarily executed, only Arula, then 27, survived to tell the story -- which played a pivotal role in the war in Mindanao, giving birth to the Moro National Liberation Front (MNLF)

Kalami! 

He he, gitika ko!

Quote from: taga tigbao on October 19, 2012, 12:47:49 PM
Hahahaha. Aw, o gud, pero sigurado ko nga dili ang arrow maoy moswerve ani pero ang target!

He he, ang importante nga mag-abot!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kz1KiaLugA#

Quote from: BolBuhol on October 19, 2012, 06:21:24 PM
mao ni gid kasilyas sang amon blah. sonogonon gid kag milampas sang isang dangaw sa kabilang bakod, lintiktik lang gid hang nagag libak sang akon dinhi  blah!

 

pis

Damo gid hang mga manggaranon sang TB ya...

Quote from: BolBuhol on October 20, 2012, 12:23:51 AM
kinta naa ta inyo ona-ona 

 

Ang dad kay ang tawag sa iyang kaugalingon,  BoyBuhoy...

Quote from: bugsay on October 19, 2012, 06:45:11 PM
huh....wa'y seguro'g uyoan diay ni'ng bay lorenz...

He he, liwat jud hinuon...

Quote from: taga tigbao on October 19, 2012, 11:47:48 PM
KSP = Kuyaw sa Pautog

Bwahaha! Self-portrait?

Lain pud ning klase sa hybrid car... 

Hmm, naa ba kahay motorized salbabida... :

http://samuel.kusangpalo.com/


A young Jibin Arula being interviewed by the late Sen. Benigno Aquino in 1968. Inset photo, Jibin Arula back in Corregidor in 2008

Insurgency

The main legacy of the Jabidah massacre was the crystallization of Moro discontent and the subsequent formation of the Moro National Liberation Front and, later, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.

For years, Muslims of the Philippines had been complaining of official discrimination by consecutive Philippine governments and the Catholic majority. This included discrimination in housing and education, as well as lack of government funding for the majority-Muslim South. Coupled with the official government policy of settling Catholic Filipino emigrants in Mindanao, a class of radical Moro intellectuals emerged, led by student activist Nur Misuari.

The Jabidah Massacre further radicalized Muslims in the Philippines, leading some to take up arms in the style of the CPP. This new organization, formed in the early 1970s and led by Misuari, was named the Moro National Liberation Front. Following a split over the role of Islam in a Bangsamoro state, a new, more conservative movement emerged in 1981, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.

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The massacre

The sole survivor of the Massacre, Jibin Arula, recounted how the young Moro recruits were taken in batches of twelve to a remote airstrip where they were executed with machine guns by their military handlers. Arula, who was wounded in the left knee, managed to attach himself to driftwood long enough to be rescued by fishermen from the nearby island of Cavite.

Though there has never been an official count, the number of dead ranges from 28 to 60 according to Philippine government estimates, to over two hundred according to the MNLF.

Aftermath

The truth of the massacre took some time to emerge. In March 1968 Moro students in Manila held a week long protest vigil over an empty coffin marked ‘Jabidah’ in front of the presidential palace. They claimed “at least 28” Moro army recruits had been murdered. Court-martial proceedings were brought against twenty-three military personnel involved. There was also a firestorm in the Philippine press, attacking not so much the soldiers involved, but the culpability of a government administration that would foment such a plot, and then seek to cover it up by wholesale murder.

Despite the court-martial proceedings and a preliminary Supreme Court hearing held in 1970 with Eduardo L. Martelino, Cirilo Oropesa, Teodoro Facelo, Ruperto Amisoto, Alberto Soteco, Solferino Titong, et al. as petitioners, the case disappeared into the thickets of the Philippine justice system and no real punishment was ever handed-down to the accused.

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Operation Merdeka

This dispute led the-then Philippine presidents Diosdado Macapagal then later on Ferdinand Marcos to establish special military units tasked with fomenting dissent amongst Sabah's non-Malay ethnic groups, namely the Tausug and Sama, two groups closely aligned ethnically and culturally with Filipinos.

The code-name of this destabilization programme was "Operation Merdeka" (Operation Freedom), with Manuel Syquio as project leader and then Maj. Eduardo Abdul Latif Martelino as operations officer. The object of this program was the annexation of Sabah to the Republic of the Philippines. The plan involved the recruitment of nearly 200 Tausug and Sama Muslims aged 18 to 30 from Sulu Province and Tawi-Tawi and their training in the island-town of Simunul in Tawi-Tawi. Simunul was where the Arab missionary Makhdum built the first mosque in the Philippines in the 13th century. The recruits felt giddy about the promise not only of a monthly allowance, but also over the prospect of eventually becoming a member of an elite unit in the Philippine Armed Forces. From August to December 1967, the young recruits underwent training in Simunul. The name of the commando unit was Jabidah.

On 30 December 1967, 135 to 180 recruits boarded a Philippine Navy vessel for the island of Corregidor in Luzon for "specialized training."

This second phase of the training turned mutinous when the recruits discovered their true mission. It struck the recruits that the plan would mean not only fighting their brother Muslims in Sabah, but also possibly killing their own Tausug and Sama relatives living there. Additionally, the recruits had already begun to feel disgruntled over the non-payment of the promised monthly stipend. The recruits then demanded to be returned home.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


The Jabidah massacre, also known as the Corregidor massacre, refers to an incident in which members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) massacred a number of Moro Muslim recruits who were escaping their covert training to reclaim Sabah. Sources differ regarding the details, with the number of victims ranging from 14 to 68, and some sources asserting that the massacre is a myth. The Jabidah Massacre is widely regarded as having been the catalyst behind the modern Moro insurgencies in the Southern Philippines.

Background

In 1963, the resource-rich territory of Sabah, which had been under British control since the late nineteenth-century, formally became part of the Federation of Malaysia. The Philippines, however, protested this, claiming that Sabah had never been sold to foreign interests, and that it had only been leased (padjak) by the Sulu Sultanate and therefore remained the property of the Sultan and by extension the property of Republic of the Philippines.

My kitty is not so talented. Driving ray iyang special ability...

Win,

Tumana na lang ang gusto sa babaye kay sa imong ikompisal sa imong ig-agaw ang inyong gibuhat, magubot ug mahimong komplikado ang sitwasyon. Naay mga sekreto sa kinabuhi nga mas maayong magpabilin nga sekreto kay kon ibutyag, mas modako ang problema ug daghan na ang mangaangin. Kay kon imo nang ibutyag, nagtuo kang duyanon ka sa imong ig-agaw? Di kaha magubot ang inyong pamilya?

Putla ang inyong relasyon sa babaye. Mao nay labing maayo ninyong buhaton ug pagpalayo na nilang duha. Mas maayo gani nga human sa inyong panagbuwag, mo-explore ka og laing relasyon kay makatabang kini nimo kaayo nga makalimot nianang bayhana ug di sab sila mahibung nganong naglahi ka na. Kay lain nang change nga way rason nga makita, madudahan na hinuon ka.

Kinsa man ang amahan nianang bataa, palabya una ang panahon. Kon maliwat nimo, ikaw ang amahan. Apan kon maliwat sa imong cousin, siya ang papa. Ang labing maayo gyud nga determinant niana mao ang DNA testing apan mahal ang proseso. Unya mogasto ka aron lang mahibaw-an ikaw ang amahan? Basin mabuko na hinuon mo sa inyong tinago-tago nga relasyon.

Pangayo og pasaylo sa Ginuo sa imong gibuhat. Pag-usab na. Unya panamini ang sitwasyon sa imong cousin. Nga ang pagpanglimbong di diay maayo og linugdangan. Kagubot maoy sangkoan kay moabot man ang panahon nga kini mabutyag ra gyud kon di putlon samtang sayo pa.

Hinuktoki kini og maayo. Kon nagbasol ka na, ayaw na hasula pa ang imong konsensya. Ang importante nakapangayo ka og pasaylo sa Ginuo.

NOY KULAS

Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cebu Oktubre 20, 2012.

Dear Noy Kulas,

Tagoa lang ko sa ngan nga Erwin, taga Mandaue City. Nagpada ko nimo ining suwat kay galibog ko unsay akong buhaton karon ning dako nakong problema.

Naa koy ig-agaw nga close kaayo nako sukad sa gagmay pa ming bata. Suod kaayo mi kay nagkahibaw-anay gani mi sa among mga sekreto. Niabot ang problema dihang nakauyab siya og classmate nako nga ako ra say nag-ila-ila nila. Nanguyab niya ang akong ig-agaw ug iyang gisugot.

Kining bayhana ako ning suod kaayo. Niabot ang time nga nagkaproblema sila sa ilang relationship kay iyang nasakpan ang akong ig-agaw nga dunay laing uyab. Kay close lagi mi, ako siyang gialam-alaman kay nagpatabang ang akong cousin. Ambot unsay nasulod sa ulo sa akong classmate, nakiglaag nako usa ka gabii nga kami rang duha nga wa kahibawo ang akong cousin.

Gainom mi sa usa ka bar. Dihang nakainom na mi og gamay, nikompisal nako ang girl nga naa siyay feeling nako. Kay nakainom lagi ko, nanulod mi og private room ug didto duna gyuy nahitabo namong duha. Di ra to dala sa hinubog kay nausban pa to og few times.

Karon ang problema nako kay nimabdos siya. Pero bisan siya galibog kay wa siya kahibawo kinsay amahan sa iyang gimabdos ron. Nakonsensya ko sa akong ig-agaw. Kinsa kahay amahan aning bataa? Unsaon man pag-ila, Noy Kulas, kinsay amahan sa bata? Ingon sa girl nga iyang paangkunon ang akong ig-agaw aron way gubot. Amo lang isekreto ang nahitabo namo.

Unsa may imong ikatambag ani, Noy? Na-guilty gyud ko sa among gibuhat.

ERWIN

Quote from: BolBuhol on October 19, 2012, 06:05:38 PM
maghimo na ta gid na valencia city kag damo gid brayt kag talingtadong bolanom

Hmm, damo gid bitaw talangtadong bolanom ya...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on October 20, 2012, 07:34:37 AM
kinsa man kahay TB member nga mangahas ug tubag ani?

He he, malagmit maghinambid ra, dayong yam-id. Dobleng yam-id, that is...

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 20, 2012, 07:01:31 AM
"The legal recognition of sex work as an occupation enables sex workers to claim benefits, to form or join unions and to access work-related banking, insurance, transport and pension schemes," the report dubbed "Sex Work and the Law in Asia and the Pacific" showed.

It added that "in decriminalized contexts, the sex industry can be subject to the same general laws regarding workplace health and safety and anti-discrimination protections as other industries."

Hmm, sakto baya...

The UN also noted that broad definitions open to abuse and misinterpretation some provisions of laws on sex work.

Article 201 of the Revised Penal Code, which covers immoral doctrines, obscene publications and exhibitions and indecent shows "may be used by police to lay charges as a result of raiding entertainment establishments," the report said.

"Establishment-based sex workers are at risk of arrest as a result of police raids conducted under the antitrafficking law," it added.

Most of these workers are also not given health insurance, with the UN saying that "employers take advantage of a loophole in relevant employment laws by claiming that sex workers are not regular employees..."

Sex workers operating independently, however, are still "more vulnerable to arrest and police abuses," the report said.

"Street-based sex workers are commonly charged with vagrancy offences," it noted.

Laws also remain inadequate in addressing issues of discrimination against sex workers, especially for those infected with HIV or other STIs.

The AIDS Prevention and Control Act of 1998, for instance, provides "no specific provisions to protect sex workers from discrimination," the report said.

Sex workers who are sexually assaulted are also unlikely to "successfully bring a charge of rape against an offender" despite the Anti-Rape Law, the UN added.

"Police confiscation of condoms for use as evidence remains a controversial issue," the report noted.

Although noting that the government has backed efforts to promote condom use among sex workers over the last decade, UN said the presence of condoms in establishments raided by police is still used as evidence in criminal complaints.

UN stressed, however, that "significant progress has been achieved through sex workers educating their peers about their rights, organizing legal representation and securing changes to law enforcement practices..."

"At the local level, this approach has shifted the power balance in favour of the vulnerable, and has been associated with positive HIV prevention outcomes such as increased condom use rates and reduced stigma," the report said.

By Kim Arveen Patria | Yahoo! Southeast Asia Newsroom â€" Thu, Oct 18, 201


The Philippines and other Asian countries should decriminalize sex-related jobs in order to provide sex workers access to basic rights and to control the spread of sexually transmitted infections especially HIV, a new United Nations report said.

"The legal recognition of sex work as an occupation enables sex workers to claim benefits, to form or join unions and to access work-related banking, insurance, transport and pension schemes," the report dubbed "Sex Work and the Law in Asia and the Pacific" showed.

It added that "in decriminalized contexts, the sex industry can be subject to the same general laws regarding workplace health and safety and anti-discrimination protections as other industries."

Decriminalization, the report said, involves the repeal of laws criminalizing sex work, being clients to sex workers or enganging in activities associated with sex work.

It should also repeal laws that require mandatory testing or treatment for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) or other STIs, as well as laws that allow detention of sex workers for rehabilitation or correction.

The report stressed that Filipino sex workers remain highly vulnerable to STIs including HIV as well as sexual and physical abuse due to stigma.

This, even as it noted that the Philippines has introduced laws aimed at preventing HIV and protecting the rights of infected patients.

These laws offer "limited protections" to sex workers, the report said, amid "the continued enforcement of criminal laws against sex workers and difficulties in accessing the justice system to enforce these rights."

Sex work as well as businesses engaged in sex are illegal under Philippine laws, with penalties up to 30 days imprisonment for first offense and up to six months imprisonment for repeat offenders.

Quote from: BolBuhol on October 19, 2012, 06:05:38 PM
maghimo na ta gid na valencia city kag damo gid brayt kag talingtadong bolanom, hahaha hang aton na pirs mayor si madam isles, e sonog naton si bro lorenzo sang pagka bisi mayor, sang mga komsihales bahala na gid si komsehal bugsay, sargenk ak arms lang si to bol.

He he, kag tigpasiugda gid hang iba nga may talento sang pagpadagan sang kwarta haw ...

Quote from: Votives on October 15, 2012, 07:54:13 AM
Akong lugiton ang pinakalawom nimo nga kugmo maabot lang nako ang imong kasing-kasing.

Bwahaha! Kon atuli ang lugiton, unsa kaha ang maabot!

Quote from: bugsay on October 19, 2012, 12:56:55 PM
para ni sa lazy boy..

Hmm, di man kaha lazy Sunday boy...

Quote from: taga tigbao on October 19, 2012, 01:33:52 PM
Ipahiling ni nahos unggoy ijahang bungot ug unsay naa nga birtud!

He he, basin way ligo2x ra diay ang sekreto ani niya...

Hmm, mas motuo ko nga taga injo ni sija, Bay Tigs. Gawas kon moangkon pod ang Balingsya...

Quote from: Pikoy on October 18, 2012, 07:51:42 PM
Tira bond..


pikoy pikolitog...

Quote from: fdaray on October 18, 2012, 08:51:12 PM
unsa na man ni oy..,

Bay Piks, ayaw palabi sa imong pagkamatanghagaon. Naa bayay luya na ang lutahan sa kalimutaw sa tanaman sa utok...