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Quote from: yadz26 on June 12, 2007, 02:21:24 PM



nah, mgpahikay jud ko ani!
lolz...

pwede morequest yadz?

pwede mag-andam ka inon-ong tulingan?

congratulations, gen!

congratulations, GEC!

like father, like son diay!

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 12, 2007, 03:37:38 PM

Effect: Daghang napagaw ug katawa. Ako maoy gibasol.

na, maoy gidangat.

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 12, 2007, 03:25:14 PM

Tubag sa akong mga classmate na babae: "Ayaw jud ko ug balaki ug ing-ana kay laporohon jud ti ka."

u were born poetic na jud diay mike?

mao ba?

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 12, 2007, 10:24:22 AM
       Dagohoy's real name was Francisco Sendrijas, a native of Inabanga, Bohol. Because of his charm from the gentle wind the natives called him "Dagohoy" from the coined Bisayan words "Dagon sa Hoyohoy".
     

now, i know. karon pa ko kabalo ani jud.

mura both: hadlok masuguan and hadlok mabunalan.

Have you heard about this court case?



In Florida , an atheist became incensed over the preparation of Easter and Passover holidays. He decided to contact his lawyer about the discrimination inflicted on atheists by the constant celebrations afforded to Christians and Jews with all their holidays while atheists had no holiday to celebrate. The case was brought before a wise judge. After listening to the long passionate presentation by the lawyer, the Judge banged his gavel and declared "Case Dismissed."



The lawyer immediately stood and objected to the ruling and said, "Your Honor, how can you possibly dismiss this case? Christians have Christmas, Easter and many other observances. Jews have Passover, Yom Kppur and Hanukkah......yet my client and all other atheists have no such holidays."



The judge leaned forward in his chair and simply said "Obviously your client is too confused to even know about, much less celebrate, his own atheists’ holiday!"



The lawyer pompously said, "Your Honor, we are unaware of any such holiday for atheists. Just when might that holiday be, your Honor?"



The judge said, "Well it comes every year on exactly the same date.....April 1st! Since our calendar sets April 1st as ‘April Fools Day,’ consider that Psalm 14:1, Psalm 53 states, ‘The fool says in his heart, there is no God.’ Thus, in my opinion, if your client says there is no God, then by scripture he is a fool, thus April 1st is his holiday!"



Pray that some day our courts will be full of these kinds of judges.....maybe then , we can put God back where He belongs.........in everything we do.....



Way to go, Judge!

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Quote from: yadz26 on June 12, 2007, 01:07:59 PM
17 secs?
pwede hangyo 17mins nalang kay palit pa ko card...lolz..
probably i'll call my husband abroad and tell him how much i love him and tell him that he's the best thing that ever happen to me..
hug my son so so tightly, and tell him mommy loves u so much, and tell him to be brave and to always pray...
tell everybody, family and friends that i love them and how sorry i am for the days that i didnt tell them that...
i wouldnt want to waste my 17 mins asking God why this had to happen..
on the other hand, i will thank HIM for giving me 29 wonderful years of living..

p.s.
hay, serious kaau....lolz..


makahilak man sad ta yadz!

Quote from: mfrandsen on June 11, 2007, 10:02:52 PM
Ingon sila and for daddy daw pud 

hahaha! kabalo na ka cel ha?hehehe

ako brunch na cel kay tagdugay man mi sa ako anak mata. but during my pregnancy, eat jud ko lunch.

speaking about otot, lami na unta tulog sa ako anak, sus kay kusog man ako otot, kamata noon,hahaha!

ako anak yadz, mohilak basta pagmata nya na gacomputer pa gihapon ko. gamhanan jud! 

wow! excited nasad ko moabot ana na stage. 8 months old pa man ako lil boss oy.

kabantay mo, basta sa mga pagkaon,kita ra tulo cge reply. which means, mga kumakaon tang tulo,hahaha!

nikatawa sad apil ako anak,hahaha! kaingon nya sya ako gikataw-an.

combo oy! wala lang naapil sa picture,hahaha!

cge ko katawa sa imo reply cel, sus, gipaak noon  sa ako anak ako totoy! hahaha!

hahaha! grabeha jud aning maricel oy!

Quote from: mfrandsen on June 11, 2007, 03:44:28 AM
kadungog nako anang kaiinggit, asa mana siya dapit?

sa tagbilaran cel, silingan sa bohol tropics.

ako bana laog kinilaw pero kinahanglan luto na kaau sa suka.

dili na sya managad kay hurot na niya kaon,hehe!

grabe kaau mga experiences nimo cel no?

dugangan nako ug inon-ong tulingan, cel!

really?

i learned something today from varga.

Quote from: mfrandsen on June 11, 2007, 04:19:25 AM


Pero ang pinaka dako nakong kalipay nga ako sige lantaw sa unahan karong mga panahuna, ang pag-uli unya nako sa pilipinas next year..

pareho ta cel. kami this year na. gusto man gudsa ako bana nasa bohol mabunyagan baby matt.

here, dli uso lunch. dinner is the major meal.

sakto ako bana da! this what he is doing.

btaw jud! that was why my sisters and i didn't consider our poverty as a hindrance to earn our degree.

makatiguwang ang cge worry.

wala jud yadz! busy career sa ato moderator.

makaonline ra ko during breastfeeding time of my lil boss and tha's how im spending my time.

im really proud to say that I AM A SYSTEMATIC PERSON!

Quote from: mfrandsen on June 09, 2007, 05:52:44 PM
tinuod jud, basta lang dili magsige lingkod atubang sa tv tibuok adlaw hehehe

pero ok ra cel basta cge atubang sa computer for tubag bohol?

Quote from: yadz26 on June 10, 2007, 12:00:00 PM


motherhood is the best thing that ever happen to me...
according to lumine, fullfilling jud..tinood baya...

korek!

pila na anak nimo yadz?

Quote from: yadz26 on June 09, 2007, 01:40:25 AM


im not..
im a good organizer...

unsa man jud yadz, you are or you are not?

modesty aside, im a good organizer. i would even know that someone has touched my things.

hahaha! nagkasinabot sila maricel and yadz.

Quote from: mfrandsen on June 11, 2007, 03:59:12 AM
tinuod jud, pero karon adlawa kaduha ko ligo, before ko nag-work, nya pag-uli sab nako naligo na sab ko kay mura dili ko kaginhawa sa kainit...

Lahi man gud ilang pagkainit diri, sa ato bisan init pero nindot man hangin, ilaha diri lahi.

it's true! makalipong ila init. makasakit ug ulo.

Quote from: mfrandsen on June 11, 2007, 03:56:38 AM
Gibuhat pud ni nako diri hahaha, ingon ako bana  nga ibilin rana kay dili ta modala kay mga danish daw dili dad-on ang sobra sa kinan-an. Ing´nan bitaw nako, nga kausik ana, nay uban waman gani gikaon nya kita mag-usik usik hahaha..

Wala reklamo pero dili mobitbit inig gawas sa restaurant, akoy magbitbit pero unya adto na sa agwas siya na ako pabitbiton lol, u´waw baya pero uasik man. Karon adto nalang mi mangaon sa eat all you can para wala nay sobra ug wanay bitbiton hehehe, ug kundili gani, take away nalang, hipos pa kaayo ang sobra hahaha

ako bana cel, naanad na nako. he would ask me na gani if ipaputos ba or dili ang sobra,hahaha!

even at home, if there are left-overs, he will not throw them because he knows that i will eat them the next day. sayang man, di ba?

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 11, 2007, 07:20:36 AM
40. Mangihi, manabi... (ang mga engkanto maoy nakakita, kita wala, nan sila mao mohawa) 

hahaha! korek jud! labi na kadtong mamayabas mi then all of a sudden kahion.

so flattering for us, boholanos.

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 10, 2007, 07:50:01 AM
one time it was reported sa tagbilaran post office, brief gipadala gikan sa germany, nakawat sa post office. 

hahaha! my husband was laughing when i told him about this.

great! we must be proud of her.

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 11, 2007, 12:44:09 AM

Note:    [/i] I had exposed more than 20 fictitious (ghost) dam projects, excluding the historical P200-million imaginary dam project in Talibon, in Bohol.  And the officials who are behind of this unprecedented rape of public funds are now so rich, enjoying a happy life.

oy! so they are BOHOL's DAMN RICH PEOPLE then!

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 11, 2007, 12:04:04 AM
We got an info. Gov appears to be in good shape. He's back.

that's good!

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 10, 2007, 10:51:55 PM
Ako, kung panington akong ilong... 

hahaha!

hahaha! no comment si mike.

Quote from: thisgirlvader on June 10, 2007, 11:01:53 PM
I agree. But if one must lie, one should do it convincingly.

After all, matud pa sa usa ka great thinker kang kinsang pangan di na jud nako mahinumduman, whatever you are, no matter what you do, be good at it.

mao jud so one won't appear like ruffa or annabele.

There are only two ways of telling the complete truth--anonymously and posthumously.


-----Thomas Sowell (1930 - )

   

   â€œOnly by joy and sorrow does a person know anything about themselves and their destiny. They learn what to do and what to avoid.”

---Johann Wolfgang

mao jud! maski pa neighboring barrio, mangumbira sad. 

dili jud ikalimod na taga-bohol.

with sounds pa mosuyop sabaw maricel.hahaha!

Quote from: thisgirlvader on June 10, 2007, 11:03:25 AM
Men who don't know how to please their women, fall in line! I would be only too happy to hold a class for all of you. hahaha

hahahaha! nabuang ko binasa sa mga replies.

I am happy that both my families in Bohol and in Belgium have good health.

Our mom underwent a life-threatening kidney operation last year, and we spent almost a million. Thank God, our mom is recuperating well.

I'm very excited to visit my family in Bohol before the year ends.

How about you?

12 signs why Filipinos are God's Chosen ones
By TJ Burgonio



Are Filipinos God's "chosen people"?

Can we believe that Filipino workers slaving abroad, those modern-day gypsies who clean toilets in cramped apartments, hop from one hospital room to another tending to patients, or drill holes in the middle of the desert, are God's "messengers"?

There may be doubts but the signs are everywhere, according to Alexander L. Lacson, lawyer and author of the best-selling book "12 Little Things Every Filipino Can Do to Help Our Country."

Our history as a Christian nation is replete with signs to prove this, he saidââ,¬â€from the Spanish conquest that started when galleons dropped anchor in our waters in the 16th century to the arrival of Bible-bearing Americans 300 years later, from our rich natural resources to the Filipino diaspora.

Lacson has listed 12 signs purportedly showing why Filipinos are God's chosen. He discussed these signsââ,¬â€the subject of a forthcoming bookââ,¬â€in a recollection talk last Tuesday at the Church of the Holy Sacrifice in Diliman, Quezon City .

The signs are "like pieces of a puzzle that, if put together, show us a picture of ourselvesââ,¬â€who and what we are as a people," Lacson said.

These are:

Explorer Ferdinand Magellan's arrival in 1521 on Limasawa Island, Leyte, in a flotilla of five ships with a crew of 237, including a number of priests.

The priests were ready to spread Christianity among the islanders, but Magellan was killed by local warrior Lapu-Lapu's men, forcing the Spaniards to sail back to Spain, Lacson said.

"If our history stopped there, it means we would never have become a Christian nation," he said.

Filipinos were claimed in the name of God.

In 1565, a second Spanish colonial expedition led by Miguel Lopez de Legazpi sailed into Cebu.

When he set out for this part of the globe with Fray Andres de Urdaneta, Lopez de Legazpi had specific instructions from King Philip II to convert every soul on the island to Christianity.

"What that means is that we were actually claimed in the name of God in the second expedition," Lacson said. "If you look at this [through] the eyes of a Christian, of a believer, [you will see that] there's a determined plan to make us a Christian people, a Christian nation."

No accident

As an offshoot of the spread of Christianity in the islands, the Philippines became the first Christian nation in Asia.

"My question is this: Do you think it was only an accident in history when we Filipinos became the only Christian people in this part of the world?" Lacson said.

He pointed out that the world's three major religionsââ,¬â€Christiani ty, Islam and Buddhismââ,¬â€subscribed to the idea that "there's no accident in life."

"I'd like to believe that it was not an accident, and that in fact and in deed, God had chosen these people to be His people in this part of the world to spread His message," Lacson said, quoting John 15:16 ("You did not choose me, but I choose you...").

The Philippines is the first nation in Asia to have Bibles.

Although Filipinos had been converted to Christianity, they were prohibited from reading the Bible during the 300-year Spanish rule, according to Lacson.

But the Americans, who took over from the Spaniards after defeating them in the Battle of Manila Bay in December 1898, brought copies of the holy book.

"The Filipinos were the first Asians to read the Bible. I look at it as another sign from God why He chose us a people," Lacson said.

The Philippines is located in the middle of the world, at least on the Pacific-centered map.

"A small group of tiny islandsââ,¬â€7,100 islandsââ,¬â€but it's right there in the middle," Lacson said. "Is it an accident in history that our Philippines is right there in the middle? Accessible to the north, the south, the east and the west?"

4th richest

The Philippines is one of the richest countries in the world today.

"It is the fourth richest country in deposits like gold, copper, silver and chromite, and oil.

Out of 193 countries, we are No. 1 in terms of marine life biodiversity," Lacson said.

He said the country was so blessed with natural and mineral resources that if one dug a hole even atop a mountain, water would spring forth.

The story of overseas Filipino workers is biblical.

Lacson likened the OFWs to the young Israeli shepherd David who killed the giant Philistine warrior Goliath with his sling, and to Joseph "the dreamer," who was sold as a slave by his envious brothers but rose to become overseer of Egypt after accurately interpreting the Pharaoh's dreams about the seven years of plenty and seven years of famine in the land.

"The Bible is full of stories of how God used the oppressed and the weak to spread His message of love and justice and to humble the mighty, the strong and the powerful," he said.

Lacson related an anecdote about the late Jaime Cardinal Sin who, while in Rome in 1999, was invited to dinner by the president of the Italian car maker Fiat Uno, whose children had a Filipino woman as their nanny.

"The host told Cardinal Sin that the nanny was so good that she turned their kids into better Catholics. It turned out that the nanny, with the kids in tow, would stop by a church and pray each time she went out," Lacson said, adding that there were countless other stories of Filipinos sharing their faith even with people of other religions.

He cited the story of Filipino nurses praying over a Muslim patient in the throes of death in a state-run hospital in Saudi Arabia .

"You know how I see that? I see that as an act of a messengerââ,¬â€shepherdin g these patients, although they may have other religions, to God," he said.

Seeds bearing fruit

The seventh sign naturally leads to the rest.

OFWsââ,¬â€nannies, domestic help, nurses and caregiversââ,¬â€are like ambassadors and messengers of God.

"Maybe today we don't see it yet. But maybe in the future, we'll see how the seeds [sown by] these Filipinos working as domesticsââ,¬â€attending to these kids, influencing their minds and affecting their hearts on how to see the world and how to actââ,¬â€will bear fruit," Lacson said.

Filipinos breathe life to the churches of the world.

Lacson said it was not uncommon to see Filipinos in churches anywhere on the planet, either as a priest delivering a sermon, as faithful hearing Mass, or as members of the choir singing in the background.

"Wherever they are, whether as OFWS or residents, according to Fr. James Reuter, they breathe life to the churches all over the world," he said.

There is so much beauty in Filipinos as a people.

"Today, we have so many countrymen going abroad as singers, dancers... They entertain people. We have singers on luxury ships or members of rock bands in hotels. They bring happiness to other people; they bring beauty," Lacson said.

"If you ask me, this is one of the weapons that the Filipinos bring to the world. That's beauty," he said.

Filipinos can communicate with the world "with their tongue."

The Philippines is the third-largest English-speaking country in the worldââ,¬â€again not by accident, Lacson said.

"We can actually communicate with the people in the South, in America, in Africa, in Asia. OFWs, caregivers, engineersââ,¬â€they communicate with the world," he said.

And it helps that there are "many races" in the Filipino, so that it is possible to "see the world in that person."

"The heart of the world is in him," he added.

Meticulously chosen

For the final sign, the name Pilipino means "piling-pili" (meticulously chosen) and "pinong-pino" (most refined).

"Is it an accident that we are called Pilipinos in our own language?" Lacson said, adding:

"These are 12 signs that convinced me that we are the chosen people of God. He chose us to be messengers, to be His ambassadors, to spread His message in other parts of the world."

The only problem is that Filipinos have been slow in claiming and proclaiming that they are indeed God's chosen people, Lacson said.

"I believe that if we can claim [to be] God's children, and proclaim it... and we teach our children this, God will be happy with it, and He will bless us as a people and as a nation," he said.

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 09, 2007, 01:59:41 PM
Here comes yadz promoting chocolates while i am reprimanding my girlfriend not to eat chocolate or even think about it.

grabe sad ka, mike!

Quote from: yadz26 on June 09, 2007, 12:30:47 PM


dili oi...
we should have to drink 8 or more glasses of water a day jud..
and when ur in diet., u need to drink more pa jud..

im not in a diet but i must drink more than 8 glasses of water kay nagbreastfeed man gud ko.

Quote from: mfrandsen on June 10, 2007, 06:11:19 AM
Thank you Mike 

I just love to hang around here, nindot mangud e-communicate sa mga taga ato nga naa na karon sa lain lain mga lugar..

Imagine, we never know each other sa didto pa kita sa bohol or pilipinas, pero karon, we are like a one big family...

God Bless Us all...

congratulations to me 

congratulations, cel! grabe ha, di ka na mareach! hahaha!

wow, yadz! congratulations!

Quote from: thisgirlvader on June 10, 2007, 11:00:09 AM
Why be a beauty queen when you can aim for so much more? Forming an uling cartel in Bohol, for instance, or lording it over a tricycle syndicate are much more challenging pursuits than strutting before an audience in my birthday suit. hahaha.

So, how many posts do I have to make before I become a fledgling dyosa?

you are very funny, chin! 

oy! taga amo na sya.

btaw, asa kaha ni?

sus! gaimagine ko daghan milagro mabuhat namo sa ako banana if naa mi diri. 

here, all forms,shapes and colors of chocolates are found. some naay wine sa sulod,yucks!

Quote from: yadz26 on June 09, 2007, 01:31:56 PM


daghan jud sa bohol ani!

yup esp sa kainggit? are u familiar with the place?

Quote from: mfrandsen on June 10, 2007, 07:25:15 AM
Ang ngalan sa kilawnon nga puti murag medyas balit-aron sa dipa kaonon kay................ AMBILANG

Mao na ang ngalan ana didto sa amo, ambot lang kung naa nay laing ngalan diha sa lain lain dapit, pero almi jud na, yummy

im not familiar man ana cel oy!

yadz, basin adobong puso na sa luzon unya gipicturan ni mike sa bohol na. hahaha!

kasab-an jud ta mike ani ron nagbuot-buot tang tulo ni maricel ug tag-an.

Quote from: mfrandsen on June 10, 2007, 03:39:55 AM
mao jud, manginginhas gud pud ko sa una lol

ako sad. master kaau ko anang taktakon ug aninikad.

nice btaw!

mosayaw sad na sya ala-Gary V; or ala-Michael Jackson

kay ang mga kinakusgang bol-anon man ang muabot,hehehe!

P60 million expenses on one politician only, mike?

Quote from: yadz26 on June 10, 2007, 12:25:38 PM


nobody's perfect...
unsa man gamit sa modify....
thats why naa na sya nga option...
you can always go back and edit your post..

korek! no points being deducted btaw.

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 08, 2007, 01:07:40 PM
Dear GEC,

You make me laugh. Can I buy you a dictionary?

Or do you want me to e-mail Bill Gates and request him to revamp the spelling check system of his Microsoft Word?

You rock, GEC! I like your wit.

btaw! lingaw ko GEC.

even here in the forum, it's a nice feeling when anyone of us mentions our name, right?

38. takloban nimo mga salin sud-an,maau na lang kuot-kuton.

39. ipaputos ang sobra sa gi-order labi na kung daghan pa.

(im still doing these in belgium, dili sila magbuot nako kay mahal!)

niwang pa na sya sa DWC sauna na magkantakanta. karon, higante na.

he is a good singer and dancer as well.

cge kay naintriga na noon ko.

mao na lagi ni, mga laagan!

kay naa man daw age limit.

sa Manga District, Tagbilaran City, Bohol Phils!!!!!!!!!!!!!

kumpleto lagi!

hahahahaha!

Quote from: mfrandsen on June 09, 2007, 05:34:09 PM
Rice na? dili man adobohon amo puso...

Ang puso namo inadobo kay puso man sa saging 

puso sa saging btaw ako pagkasabot.

mao na ni! wala nagkasinabot mga bol-anon,hehe!

hahaha! or basin sister sa photographer.

and the answer is.......BAT OR BALAT! sakto?

Quote from: yadz26 on June 09, 2007, 01:39:14 PM


yes, ur right...
kita ko nila live pero once lang..
but it's very angelic evening...

so do i, i saw them perform once but their voices still linger.

or basin nagprepare na sila sa atong pag-uli. hahaha! assuming!

Quote from: mfrandsen on June 09, 2007, 05:44:03 PM
Softdrinks lang ako kay diman ko inom beer hehehe... tulo lang ako laway da

ako sad, softdrinks lang. if abot ta sa bohol cel, kilaw ta sa amo with libre kanta pa sa ako daddy,hehe!

manguli gani mi sa bohol during awarding ceremony.

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 09, 2007, 06:42:23 AM

And only those who are really hungry can appreciate the taste of a "pan-os" bread. 

[b]and only those who are really hungry can appreciate the taste of " giu-od na inon-on na tulingan. 

tulingan na inon-on is really my favorite that maski naa to syay ud, ako lang giwakli unya nikaon,hehe! that was when i was a student and there was no other viand.[/b]

mao jud! she aims to be a consistent tubag bohol addict.

Quote from: classic_lil_chix on June 09, 2007, 08:19:04 PM
+*+*+aTe lumiNe.. i dUnn0 tHaT..hEhE i'm n0t iNt0 wAtcHiNg s0mEthiNg liKe tHAt.. i'M waTchiNg TFC... +*+*+

thanks for calling me Ate. i like to be called Ate or Inse.

roland garros is a tennis tournament held in france. the finals for the women players have just ended and the petite belgian won. yeheyyyyyyyyy!

ka hayahay gud sa mga tanom kay binantayan man ni yaya cel. 

Quote from: mfrandsen on June 09, 2007, 08:53:15 PM
kinutil jud lumine kay lami hehehe

na! just the smell of it,hubog na ko.

oh la la! grabe na to!

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 09, 2007, 10:24:15 PM
Sagdi lang kay naa man tay section for Job Vacancy dinhi. Magpost ra unya.

hala ka cel, nagpasabot na si mike oh,hehe!

grabe maricel mike coz everytime online ko, naa sad sya so mura nasinaw na jud cguro iya chair cge tutok dri,hehe!

thanks,cel!

Quote from: GEC348 on June 08, 2007, 01:10:21 PM
Is it True?

true na unsa, GEC?

Quote from: thisgirlvader on June 08, 2007, 03:10:37 PM
What's wrong with being Bol-anon? Nothing, unless of course eating bahaw and loving tolingan qualify as petty crimes.

oh no!  i miss already the inon-on na tulingan.

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 08, 2007, 05:56:34 AM
I have hundreds of stories on the cancerous rudeness of "some" people in Manila. So different from the people in Bangkok. A friend from Negros once told me: "If you compare the people in Bangkok and with the people in Manila (it's reasonable to compare since these cities are both national capital), maulaw ka maghuna-huna sa kinaiya sa mga taga Manila." Hint: Airport Staff, Immigration Officials, Taxi Drivers, security guards

i had an experience with the taxi drivers in manila. i was already told to be careful because they will not use the metere especially when you are with the foreigners. they will charge almost the double of the supposedly real fare.

the first taxi driver we negotiated insisted not to use the meter and charged us P1,000 even if it wasnt far. so of course, i didnt agree.

u know what he did? he shouted, "POOReigners!"

i was really ashamed for my husband and his friend na priest.

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 02, 2007, 10:21:54 AM
Dugay ko natulog gabii. I made significant revision to my poetry site. Check this out: www.balak.mikeligalig.com

ganus-a man sad ka sayo natulog mike na mura busy as a bee man cguro ka post dri.

Quote from: GEC348 on June 08, 2007, 12:52:28 PM
Apas-sumpay sa tubag sa nangutana:

Whoever you are, wherever you may be,
Somewhere, somehow, in your
God-given body, there is a trace
of Boholano blood in your veins...

Being Boholano is in the attitude, sano.

Tubag Bohol rocks!

you're a cool writer,huh! i like your style. talented jud bol-anon da!