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Quote from: Pikoy on September 22, 2012, 04:02:39 PM
nahala cge bai hubag ayo2x unya sa imong papanginhas ha..cguro ag kuot ang kuotonon..

Aw, kon mapaakan sa dentata, way swerte...

Quote from: bugsay on September 22, 2012, 03:49:03 PM

di ba kaha ta mapil-pilan ani?..

Aw, way kaso si Bay Piks kay trip niya ang pilpilon ni Ms. Lolla...

Quote from: bugsay on September 22, 2012, 03:46:15 PM
naghinayhinay'g tuy-od sa atraytison nga tuhod...

...inubanan sa hapyod sa ugat nga gibinhod...

Kini kaha, morag mas lisod man ni espelingon...

Hmm, diha man toy babaye sa Mactan nga parehas aning sakit...

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 23, 2012, 08:37:08 PM

Perhaps my favorite: crispy head and thorax, juicy and milky abdomen...

You're welcome, Ms. Hof.

Quote from: Pikoy on September 23, 2012, 08:02:19 PM
kung mauhon unsa na siguro ang purma sa iyang botlo karon..

Tsk, tsk, tsk, buliskad na gid hang buli sang toto...

Quote from: Pikoy on September 23, 2012, 08:00:51 PM
kay nabuak diay haskang dimalasa ning  tawoha nga wanay pughak magpunay nalang unya nig katog.. wanay buhat nga mahimo..

Aw, patambokon na lang aron himoong halang2x ang batikolon...

Quote from: Pikoy on September 23, 2012, 07:58:04 PM
batikolon sa Indiano bai hubag..

Oi, di ba langsa?

Quote from: Pikoy on September 23, 2012, 07:51:24 PM
ang danggit sang naglutaw sang igit pamilyar sad ni guro ni tobs haw..!;D

Bwahaha! Nakalibang diay siyag danggit nga nag-una ang ikog?

Quote from: Pikoy on September 23, 2012, 07:49:44 PM
pughak nga luno..

He he, unya naay bagaybay nga langit2x nga pilit2x?

Quote from: Pikoy on September 23, 2012, 07:44:39 PM
Kay holiday mn deri karon wana say trabaho, nag foodtrip mig halang halang nga batikolon..haha..

Hmm, batikolon sa camel?

Diay wa nimo ma-post, Ms. Lolla... 

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from the book “Why Paint Cats: The Ethics of Feline Aesthetics“, by New Zealand author Burton Silver and illustrator Heather Busch

Agoi, unsa man ning akong nahikapan nga humok-humok?

One never really knows how far a dictatorship will go to impose its will on the population. It is this whole uncertainty-and the absence of any possible recourse to justice-that dominates one's daily life under martial law. The possibility of being picked up from the streets at any time and then made to disappear so consumed us that for many years we carried in our wallets small strips of paper bearing the names and phone numbers of relatives who could be contacted by witnesses if we were arrested.

That sense of insecurity never left us, and perhaps it is the most difficult thing to explain to the younger generation. Under its spell, people sometimes acted in ways not easy to comprehend. We recognize the complexity of these choices by withholding quick judgment.

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I came home in July 1972 to start field work for my doctoral thesis. At once, I found myself in the whirl of activism in which my wife had invested a great part of her time and energy. We were staying in my parents-in-law's home while they rented a house where Karina's father, Renato Constantino, could finish the first volume of his history book in quiet seclusion. Two months later, martial law was proclaimed. The arresting party that came at dawn of Sept. 23 took RC, my brother-in-law, when they could not find his father. A few days later, the team came back for the elder Renato and placed him under house arrest. Another arresting team looked for Karina at her office in UP, but failed to find her. Having been away for three years, I was not on the military's radar screen.

The threat of arrest forced us to move residence a number of times within a year. It was during this period that our daughter Kara was conceived, making her the only one of our four children to be consciously planned. I had assumed that the military might treat Karina more leniently if they knew she was with child. Later, I would find out that in Latin America, dictatorial regimes did not treat pregnant women activists any differently. They detained them and took their babies away at birth, and put them up for adoption.

Martial law thus became a crossroads for many activists of that period. My wife Karina and I were more fortunate in not having to be confronted by such a choice. While we participated in many rallies, meetings, and forums in which the CPP was a dominant voice, we kept our autonomy. We knew the leaders and worked with them, but we knew we were not part of the decision-making circuits that determined the direction of the movement.

When I went back to England in 1971 to resume my graduate studies, leaving Karina and our 6-month-old son behind, I could sense that the situation in the country would deteriorate. Karina became more actively involved in organizing teachers both in UP and the other universities. Unknown to her, she was at that time pregnant with our second baby, whom she lost after joining a particularly strenuous march. We called our unborn child "Demo" to mark him out as a casualty of that fateful struggle.

The shared experience of danger and camaraderie that the underground offered validated the youthful yearning for participation in the great unfinished revolution. Life on the run, and the many little assignments that one took for the movement, served as the initiation rites for full membership in a clandestine movement that offered protection and involvement in exchange for a life under rigorous discipline. The ultimate sacrifice took the form of dropping out of school and leaving one's own family. That wrenching experience, which often meant going against parental advice and authority, would symbolize for many the beginning of a new identity as a full-time revolutionary. The romanticism of that thought gave an altogether different meaning to the unconditional submission to the party line that was demanded of every member of a collective.

Although everyone was talking about martial law months before its actual declaration, we had no idea how severe or brutal it was going to be. In the University of the Philippines campus, we had casually talked about what to do in the event of a massive crackdown on activists. But we never got around to discussing contingency measures in any detailed way.

In contrast, the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People's Army (CPP-NPA) appeared to have prepared well for the emergency. The party kept a string of "safe" houses and contact addresses to be used in the struggle against the regime. In the first weeks of martial law, these shelters were opened not just to members of the party but also to fellow activists in the broader united front who had nowhere to go for safety. Whether they were fully conscious of the choice they were making or not, those who sought refuge in these safe houses in effect entered the portal of the underground.

By Randy David in Manila/Philippine Daily Inquirer | Asia News Network â€" 6 hours ago


Manila (Philippine Daily Inquirer/ANN) - Martial law aimed to wipe out the communist insurgency, but ironically it turned into the single most important recruitment tool of the communist movement. How did this happen?

The first arrests that were carried out just after midnight of Sept. 23, 1972, targeted high-profile figures from the legal opposition, the press, the academe, and the student movement. As expected, their arrest and detention instantly produced a chilling effect on the rest of the country. Those who had been active in the broad struggle against the Marcos government but managed to elude the first wave of arrests instinctively made themselves scarce. Many fled their homes and sought refuge in the houses of relatives and friends. But they could not stay put in one place without alarming and endangering their hosts. And they needed to know who else among their associates and colleagues had been arrested. They therefore had every reason to maintain contact with their fellow activists.

Quote from: Pikoy on September 22, 2012, 02:36:33 PM
danggit nga gisud an sang samporadu na bai tobs..!

Hmm, linagpang nga turagsoy lang hang pamilyar ni To Bol nga sudang isda haw!

Quote from: islander on September 23, 2012, 12:54:12 PM
be that as it may, this is one of the strange things about our public service.  one can be a mayor without a college degree and a civil service eligibility.  but one cannot hold a permanent clerical city/municipal item, with a minimum pay and only if appointed by the mayor, if one does not have a college degree and a civil service eligibility.  go figure.

Sakto baya. Di man ma-clerk, mag-mayor na lang...

Super-kyoot jamo. May dugong Tsaynis pood.

When still a child, make sure you read a lot of books. Spend more time doing this than anything else.

When an adult, try to read your own work as a stranger would read it, or even better, as an enemy would.

Don’t romanticise your ‘vocation’. You can either write good sentences or you can’t. There is no ‘writer’s lifestyle’. All that matters is what you leave on the page.

Avoid your weaknesses. But do this without telling yourself that the things you can’t do aren’t worth doing. Don’t mask self-doubt with contempt.

Leave a decent space of time between writing something and editing it.

Avoid cliques, gangs, groups. The presence of a crowd won’t make your writing any better than it is.

Work on a computer that is disconnected from the ­internet.

Protect the time and space in which you write. Keep everybody away from it, even the people who are most important to you.

Don’t confuse honours with achievement.

Tell the truth through whichever veil comes to hand â€" but tell it. Resign yourself to the lifelong sadness that comes from never ­being satisfied. -- http://www.brainpickings.org/

Onika Tanya Maraj (born December 8, 1982), known by her stage name Nicki Minaj, is a Trinidadian-born American rapper, singer, songwriter, voice actress and television personality. She was born in Saint James, Trinidad and Tobago.

Sawumsom na nga namingwit si Botoy sa suba sa gugma

Kontrabida man jamog nawong ning imohang cosmeownaut, Ms. Isle...

Kuyaw jud ning kilat. Mahitungod ani nga katalagman, bentaha ang mga putot sama nako...

Colorful kaayo. Fr. Chic would agree... 

Goldfish pud iyaha...

Cute ra ba si mousey...

Quote from: islander on August 05, 2012, 04:15:14 PM
ang iring ang makaligo?

Opkors. Di man tigkaligo ang tag-iya...

Basta walhon payter jud...

Unya malagmit nindot pa jud kaayo iyang pangalan...

Shyness betrayed...

Quote from: islander on September 23, 2012, 02:46:42 PM
now i know borax less than before i read about it.  is there a chemist around here?   

Chemist diay kon borit imong gipangita?

Sabagay, sa kadaghang klase sa NPA, di jud ni sila mapuo...

Quote from: Pikoy on September 22, 2012, 10:00:28 PM

hahaha kayasa bataa oi...sang mention mang tikalon ani haw..makapatay gid sang turagsoy ang borit acid diay bai hubs..

Kikirig din haw hang mga kamprag nga isagol pati sang linagpang ya...

Unsa kaha ang misteryo nga naglimin niining maong subo nga balita? Ipaambit ang inyong mga pangagpas, mga kauban...

(Banat) Updated September 23, 2012 12:00 AM
 

CEBU, Philippines - Usa ka patay’ng lawas sa usa ka babaye ang nakuha sa dagat sa   barangay Poblacion sa lungsod sa Carmen niadtong Biyernes sa alas 2:55 sa hapon.

Ang maong babaye nga lima ka tiil ang gitas-on ug morena ang pamanit, slim ang panglawas nagsul-ob og puti nga t-shirt nga may rebeteng green sa atubangan ug nagkarsones.

Matud ni SPO2 Danilo Laurente, desk officer sa Carmen Police dihang nahinabi sa Banat News nakit-an sa mga tawo ang maong babaye nga naglakaw daplin sa dagat ug nagpunay og yawyaw.

Sunod nalang nabantayan nga mihumod na kini sa taga liog nga bahin sa dagat ug nagkawaykaway. Ang mga tawo daling mipahibalo sa kapolisan apan mitidlom na kini ug dangtan 30-minutos nga pinangita nakit-an kini sa ilawom apan patay na.

Unsa kaha ang misteryo nga naglimin niining maong subo nga balita? Ipaambit ang inyong mga pangagpas, mga kauban...

(Banat) Updated September 23, 2012 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines - Patay’ng lawas sa naghubo nga usa ka lalaking naggunit pa og kutsilyo sa tuong kamot ug sakoban sa walang kamot ang napalgang naglutaw sa kadagatan sa barangay Buaya sa dakbayan sa Lapulapu alas-8 pasado ang takna sa buntag kagahapon.

Si PO1 Jomar Florentino sa Homicide Section nga nahinabi sa Banat News gibanabanang nagpanuigon og 40 ngadto sa 50-anyos ang lalaki.

Oi, naa pa diay NPA ron?

Sa pahiyom lang daan...

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Saturday, September 22, 2012


USA ka 31 anyos nga lalake nga nanginhas aron ipakaon sa iyang pamilya namatay human maigo sa kilat sa baybayon sa Barangay Gairan, Bogo City niadtong Biyernes sa buntag.

Ang biktima giila ni PO3 Jim Susvilla sa Bogo City Police Station nga si Jessie Sam, taga Barangay Bungtod.

Ang insidente nahitabo mga alas 6 sa buntag sa dihang si Sam nanguha og kinhasun uban sa iyang amahan nga si Jerry, 56, samtang nagsige og uwan-uwan.

Way swerte kay si Sam naigo sa kilat hinungdan sa iyang pagkirig ug natumba.

Dali siyang gitabang sa iyang amahan ug gidala sa Bogo Provincial Hospital apan gideklarar siya nga dead on arrival.

Dugang pa ni Susvilla nga way nakitang mga paso sa lawas ang biktima apan siya namatay tungod sa kakusog sa boltahi sa kilat nga miigo kaniya.

Quote from: Pikoy on September 22, 2012, 10:04:01 PM
d matabang bai kay basin patay napod siguro ang iya...mau nga gipadulaan nalang sa bata basin motuyhakaw, namasin lang, kay kung si Lola ang ang padulaun musamot mag kaloro..

Aw, kon patay, at least seguradong di ikalubong...

Epektibo ni, labi na ang virgin...

Quote from: islander on September 23, 2012, 10:37:28 AM

i swear ako ang tag-iya ani (mao nga ayaw gyod ko awaya kay, na, mao ray imong tinuyok-tuyok sa inodoro.)

He he, iring nga liwat sa tag-iya nga nasobraan og nap...

Quote from: islander on September 23, 2012, 10:35:09 AM
maklaro sa akong avatar nga dili ako ang kaaway.

Hmm, higala lang sa kaaway?

Quote from: islander on September 23, 2012, 10:14:48 AM
mora lagi siya ug si snape sa wa pa mobilib si harry potter.

Hmm, pwede pug si Voldemort...

Quote from: bugsay on September 23, 2012, 09:53:27 AM
unsa kahay dagway sa kaaway...?

Balhiboon?

Quote from: taga tigbao on September 23, 2012, 09:51:10 AM
Mura mag pan horror act ning eksenaha!

Paingon moatake sa gatan-aw...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on September 22, 2012, 02:11:57 PM

naa ra na nila kung unsang serbisyo ilang gusto.. hehhe

He he, kanay saktong alagad sa lungsod...

Quote from: bugsay on September 22, 2012, 02:10:40 PM
kunis-kunison na sab ni karon....pagkatoytoy;D

Di ba kaha kusahos ang resulta...

Kanay managhigala... 

Hmm, bawal magkasakit...

List of Indigenous Peoples in the Philippines


Luzon

Agta Cayagan
Agta Casiguran
Aeta
Pakkak Gadang
Pugot, N. Apayao
Negritos
Apayao Isnag
Gaddang
Ibanag
Ilongot
Itneg (Tingian)
Malaweg
Paranan
Bontok
Ifugao
Igorot
Isneg
Itneg
Kalinga
Kankanay
Tinggian (= Itneg)


Visayas

Batak
Palawan
Tagbanwa
Taut’ batu
Ata du sud, A. du nord
Magahat Bukidnon
Alangan
Buhid
Hanunòòo
Tadyawan
Taubuid (= Batangan)
Iraya
Ratagnon, Loktanon


Mindanao

Mangwanga
Tasaday (Manobo Cotabato)
Mamanwa
Manobo Ata
Ata Manobo
Bagobo
Blaan
Blit (Manobo Cotabato group)
Bukidnon
Ilanon Manobo
Ilianen
Magindanao
Mandaya Cataelano
Mandaya Sangab
Manobo-Cotabato
Manobo
Mansaka
Subanon
Subanon, Tuboy Salog
Tagabawa
Tboli
Tigwa
Tiruray
Ubo Manobo


Source: cbcpworld.com

Hmm, maskulado jamo kining pulonga, an!

Quote from: Pikoy on September 22, 2012, 10:09:01 PM
maistraha pod consider nalang gud unta ang digestive raman lanay labot ang ikog ani., maayo gani kay ikog sa sereno gibutang kung lain patong pag kaikoga na saun nalang..

Hmm, basin maoy gusto sa maestra para perfect score...

Fr. Chic, here's wishing you a fast recovery!

Hmm, kabahin sa tinobol, kadungog ka inigkatagak?

Quote from: Pikoy on September 22, 2012, 04:30:24 PM
unsa may tinabal bai hubag..??karon paman ko kadungog ani oi...
kung tinobol nalang kha..

Tinabal may be classified under fermented products; however, the fish retains its original shape, so its under salting. It is a popular product in the Visayan region particularly in Leyte. The most commonly used species for this product are parrot fish and frigate tuna. Tinabal is consumed as a main dish added to vegetables, or fried and sauteed with tomatoes after freshening for three to four hours with constant changing of water. -- http://www.mixph.com/

Quote from: Pikoy on September 22, 2012, 02:26:53 PM
ugwagid ginatuli..haw..

Indi ko mahambal kung wagid ba jud, pero hitsurang wagid kag wajud pa jud, mao nga waka ki jud...

Quote from: Pikoy on September 22, 2012, 05:27:06 PM
manugtimbakwas gid hang mga gugmang patay nga dugay nang ginlubong, sampak gid sang tilapyahan ni Inday...

May naa fishpond si Inday pero isa gid lang hang iyang tilapya ya, husto gid lang para sang isang binatilyo nga motilap ya...

Hmm, Ms. Teach should have given him 11/10 instead...