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Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 03:13:28 PM
That's why I'm asking you, Ms. Under-the-Influence-of-Confucian-Ethics...

you hold the answer, mr driving-under-the-influence...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 03:14:21 PM
Hmm, depends on whether the police is there, or YOU are there...

i am LOOKING  at your BOTTOM.  hahaha, gikan ka ba sa alcatraz?

Quote from: bugsay on February 22, 2012, 05:23:16 PM
ang akoa ra gyud, nga ganahan ko's tupi ni Cuevas.....

ayaw kaguol.  mapareha ra unya kag tupi ana niya in a few years.  duha na mo ni hubag.

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Quote from: bugsay on February 22, 2012, 05:06:43 PM
nyahahaha...wa ko's june pohon. kana kon i base sa akong sked pagpauli....
Mayo akong ting-uli kay daghang fiesta....pero blema ko kay naa me reunion sa among batch karong July...libog pa ko.

aw, mag agi ba diay'g kalsada imong edro?

na, pauli na lang sa agosto kun mao ron.  tabla tanan.  edro god taton; unsay pagtoo nimo nako, kaliwat ni lucio tan nga taga-balingsya?  daghan hinoon kog silhig...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 04:32:16 PM
Hmm, abi nakog, "Kinsa namo, Chic?" 

fr chic:  borloloy ray ako, mga inday... 

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 04:31:09 PM
Kay gusto niyang isul-ob sa di-maihap niyang alaga?

gipamulong mo pa.  di baya maihap ang iyang mga alaga nga noodles nga gisulod sa daghang unlan nga angayan sul-oban aning mga borloloy.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 04:39:30 PM
Ah, OK. I didn't know you were referring to the primordial soup theory... 

wat ar yu toking abawt?  wa na ko kasabot unza nang sabaw tyore da...

i will think twice about this claim of yours only if there's a creature who could say with honesty that i've torn him down to bits and pieces, with a lot of love lost along the way.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 04:33:20 PM
rili? may klos pren is nimd aptir a grik gad...

hu is hi?  hihihi...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 04:28:16 PM
Hmm, and you're neither a GRO nor a kitty?

sapayan pa ba nang ipangutana?  di man gani ko ginamos sa balingsya...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 04:25:32 PM
Kay ang Pinas, di diay?

otro pong labaw.  nadungagan lang ang u.s. kay tua didto si lorenz ug fr chic.

even our national broadsheets show their biases.  the philippine daily inquirer seems so anti-corona.  it looks like corona has become the punching bag for those who harbor the most terrible of hatreds for former president gma. 

fine, corona shouldn't have accepted his midnight appointment, but he's already there.  couldn't we at least respect his office and give the guy a chance to prove himself, if not redeem himself?  anyway, amid all the legal technicalities, it's the prosecution that seems to be making a joke of our constitution.  so far.   

dis tapik is abawt yor klos prend renato. 

on a daily basis, so to speak.  obviously i don't have the mind of a cold-blooded legal eagle, so  now i'm more concerned with the perceived maltreatment of him.  with the idiocy of tupas and company, henceforth, who will investigate (and embarrass the way they're embarrassing the cj now) these lower house legislators?  tupas has a 50-million mansion?  give me a break.

he who casts the first stone...

mao gyod nay akong lingawan sa u.s.  it takes all kinds.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 11:27:10 AM
Bwahaha, gisukipan man dayon og warning. Maayo ning estorya ilawom sa dagat kay daghang kasimangan.

Bitaw, ang nakaporke kay di man gud butang ang gihisgotan. Di man gani ipanghatag ni Islander ang iyang mga iring...

Quote from: bugsay on February 22, 2012, 11:29:34 AM
hehehe... wa man gani nagpa jer-jer ug libre ang gro...

mao.  iring pa ba kaha...

sureness ko, tungod kay maibog siya anang ilang mga borloloy.

hahaha!  maayo gani second grading period pa...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 06:47:17 AM
It's why people who've hung around the Internet for awhile talk very little about themselves and spend most of their time viciously tearing other people down; behavior that is, sadly, the current apex of Internet maturity.

no wonder hubag is that mature, viciously, violently, mercilessly, wildly, cruelly, savagely, cattily so.  aaahhh, to be mature as a legendary special agent and be at such an esteemed place-- at the apex of internet maturity.  one can't be more dogged than that...

the urban legend hubag, through the years:

kwentas ray ako, fr chic.

imbodohong bugsay...

gipakita nako kang banana republic ang picture sa causeway.  told him it would be nice driving there.  mosukol kog drive from cebu via tubigon unya adto dayon panggangan.  wow! 

kun ting-uli nimo karong june, this is a standing invitation for you and ismi... maayo ning naa ka aron kamong duha ni banana republic magtabang in case ma-flat tire kay di ko kamao moilis ug ligid, gawas pa nga di ko kadaog kay bug-at baya.  kun di makaya, at least, upat tang managan...   

pag-yoga lang mog inyo uy...

aaahhh, i see it now.

it's no longer accessible on the homepage (or first page or whatever it is called)?

Then came a call from his compadre, General Victor Natividad, who had just been appointed PC chief in lieu of Fidel Ramos.  (General Olivas, the first choice, could not be located and was still being said to be ill.)  General Natividad had rung up Lim to join him at the Meralco compound in Ortigas, and to bring along the Army CDC group.

“Yes, Sir!” cried Lim in rapture.  No more need to worry about what to do on EDSA.  He was being ordered to pull out of EDSA!

“I ordered Colonel Javier to pack up and join us in Meralco.  So we went to Meralco compound in Ortigas and there we waited for General Natividad.

And before us passed these tanks from the EDSA-Ortigas crossing and going towards Pasig.  We didn’t know these were the tanks stopped by nuns and other brave spirits and had been forced to detour away from EDSA.  This was toward six p.m.”

Shortly after, his compadre, General Natividad, arrived: Lim presented himself, his police group, and the Army CDC contingent: “Here we are General, reporting as ordered.”

“Yes, but where are the tanks?”

“What tanks?  Oh, we saw them passing just a while ago, on their way to Pasig.”

“Going to Pasig?”  General Natividad looked horrified.  “But why to Pasig?”

(These tanks were supposed to have thundered their way down EDSA to Crame and to have blasted their way onto that rebel camp.)

The phone rang: it was the First Lady, Madame Imelda Marcos.  She wanted to speak to the new PC chief.  When General Natividad returned from that telephone conversation, Lim seized that opportunity to get his men out of the scene.  It was eight p.m.  He and his men had been on duty since morning, had no lunch, had no rest.  Couldn’t they be allowed to return to Camp Sikatuna for supper, a bath, and a bit of rest?

General Natividad granted the request, and Lim returned to headquarters with his men.

That was Sunday night; to get back to Sikatuna they had to detour through Libis; EDSA had become impassable, barricaded by over 100,000 human blocks.

General Lim had done what he had to do: keep EDSA from being stopped; keep EDSA going.

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At five p.m. Lim was notified that Malacañang was looking for him.  He rang up the Study Room â€" and here again was the Marcos voice, rather furious.

“General, you failed me!”  And the strongman demanded to know why there was no dispersal action as of the moment.

“Mr. President, it is physically impossible to conduct dispersal operation.”

“Why? Why?” Mr. Marcos demanded.

“Because there are 35,000 to 40,000 people on EDSA and I have only 126 men with me.”

(These 126 men under Colonel Dawis were the only ones that Lim had ordered to be with him.  The rest of his police officers and men â€" the majority â€" he had deliberately left behind in Camp Sikatuna.)

“All right, listen,” said Mr. Marcos, “I will send you additional reinforcements: two more Army battalions â€" but be sure you disperse at all costs!  Tell the crowd to go home â€" that Crame is going to be shelled.”

“Yes, Sir, Mr. President.”

But to himself Lim was exclaiming:

Patay na!

“This time it was Colonel Alex Aguirre, a classmate of mine at the National Defense College, and he said he was in Camp Crame with General Ramos, and to hold my line because Ramos wanted to talk to me."

“While I was waiting, into the Lagman Antique Shop strode Butch Aquino.  He said: ‘General, in other days you were chasing us.  Today we are protecting the soldiers at Crame.’  I said to him: ‘Good, but wait!’  So Butch stayed at the doorway while I talked with General Ramos.”

This talk on the telephone was one of the most crucial moments at EDSA.

“Fred, what are your orders?”

“My orders, Sir, are to disperse the crowds at EDSA at all costs.”

“Fred, if there’s a dispersal, we will all be wiped out here.  I have with me Minister Enrile, former Chiefs of Staff Espino and Vargas, Assemblyman Cayetano, among many others.  Our only weapons are M-16s and M-14s which are ineffective against artillery, tanks and mortars.  I hear there is an Army CDC group there and they are armed with heavy weapons.”

“No, sir.  I talked with Colonel Javier and he told me that their only equipment are riot batons and shields.”

“You check.  Their weapons are hidden in their six-by-six trucks.  Anyway, Fred, bahala ka na.”

That was what won Lim.  Ramos did not simply order: “Do not disperse!”  He was tactful enough to leave the deciding to the police superintendent.

Bahala ka na.  And Lim at that moment knew where he stood.

And then there came Butch Aquino asking: “Are you going to disperse us?”

“No,” replied Lim, “but you, Cardinal Sin and the rebels should talk to President Marcos and see if this matter can be settled peacefully.”

“I promise.”

“Gentleman’s agreement?”  pressed Butch Aquino.  “Usapang lalaki?”

“Usapang Lalaki,” agreed Lim, rising to shake hands with Butch Aquino, who hurried out to inform his waiting companions: “No dispersal, I already talked to General Lim.”  With relief, everybody applauded.

By Sunday noon the EDSA crowd had increased to 5,000, still a manageable mass.  Lim could have cleared the highway without sweat, but he ordered neither his men nor the CDC troops to start sweeping.  Then, after Cardinal Sin had gone on air, the highway really filled up.

“The Cardinal’s appeal to the people to rush to EDSA and defend Ramos and Ponce Enrile was replayed several times over the radio and the people really came rushing!  I again urged Colonel Dawis to Contact Butch Aquino but Butch Aquino could not be located.”

At 2:45 p.m. Lim was notified by Quezon City mobile police that he was urgently being ordered to call the Study Room in Malacañang.  Lim rang up the Study Room, the President’s office, and listened to the vexed voice of Marcos.

“General Lim, what’s happening out there?”

“Mr. President, there are many people converging on EDSA, between Crame and Aguinaldo.”

“Then you tell them to go home because we are going to shell Crame.  Tell them to disperse so they won’t get hurt.  We are sending in tanks, mortars, and artillery.  So be sure to disperse them at all cost!”

“Yes, sir, Mr. President!”

What Lim did was to ring up the office of General Olivas, his superior.  The one who answered was Colonel Mitch Templo, who said that Olivas was sleeping.

“Well, wake him up!” yelled Lim.  “This is urgent.  I have orders from President Marcos to disperse the crowds on EDSA and I want to refer the matter to General Olivas.”

Colonel Templo said he would call back.  But when he did, it was to say that General Olivas had been sedated and could not be disturbed on doctor’s orders.  The implication was that Olivas was ill and might have suffered a slight heart attack.

Then the phone rang again.

“We were monitoring developments at EDSA and had learned that at about ten p.m. Butch Aquino and his ATOM boys had marched from Cubao to join the EDSA crowds.  Then, at daybreak of Sunday, the Butch Aquino group retired after an all-night vigil on EDSA.  The crowd left on the highway was less than a thousand by then.”

Lim then sent at about 8 a.m., Sunday, the Quezon City police chief, Colonel Dawis, to contact Butch Aquino on EDSA.  This made Malacañang think that Lim was on the job.

“I had stressed to General Dawis that there was to be no police dispersal action in EDSA unless I gave the order.”

That Sunday morning, February 23, Lim received specific orders on EDSA, relayed from the Army commander himself, Gen. Josephus Ramas: Clear EDSA at once!

“There were frequent calls to my office from the office of General Ver, asking about my whereabouts, but I had instructed my staff not to tell where I was and to say only that I was on patrol.

“Actually, I was at the necrological services for Major Luna, one of my officers, who had died of a heart attack. But the calls from General Ver through his officers became so persistent â€" they were all searching for me! â€" that finally, towards noon or about eleven o’clock, I went to EDSA.”

Lim made his appearance at the P. Tuazon corner of the highway.

“I met with Colonel Dawis and he told me that General Ramas had sent CDC troops (the army’s crowd-control unit) under the command of Colonel Javier.  I went to see Colonel Javier and he told me his orders were to contact me and await instructions from me.

“I said to him: ‘Okey, just stay put.’  There were about 250 of them, equipped with batons and shields.

They bivouacked at the EDSA-Tuason corner.  Three doors away was the Lagman Antique Shop, where I set up my command post,” Lim recalled.

EDSA’s untold story

By MAYOR ALFREDO LIM
February 21, 2010

(While many consider Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim as one of the heroes of the 1986 EDSA People Power revolution, many still do not know the crucial role he played in the peaceful, non-violent uprising that toppled President Ferdinand Marcos from power.

Here, in an excerpt from a book written by the late National Artist Nick Joaquin, EDSA’s untold story is finally narrated.)

Epifanio delos Santos Avenue was part of his turf as superintendent of the Northern Police District and so General Alfredo Lim knew of the crisis on EDSA from the start.  Early evening of Saturday, February 22, 1986, people were gathering to block the stretch of highway between Camp Aguinaldo and Camp Crame.

EDSA could have been stopped right away had the orders of Marcos been obeyed.  But these were sidestepped by his soldiers and police who dodged the command to disperse the EDSA crowd.

“I was in my office at headquarters, Camp Sikatuna, that Saturday afternoon, watching the unfolding event on television when General Olivas, Metrocom commander, rang me up and asked if I knew what was going on.

“I said yes and he told me to mobilize all my officers and men and wait for further orders.  So I bade my chiefs and men of Quezon City, Caloocan City, Malabon, Navotas, Valenzuela and San Juan, to assemble all their available units at Sikatuna headquarters.  About 800 came,” Lim said.

Lim, however, managed to while away the night without moving on EDSA.  For one thing, the leaders of the rebellion â€" Defense Minister Juan Ponce Enrile and PC-INP General Fidel Ramos â€" were Lim’s immediate bosses.  And there was Cardinal Sin on Radio Veritas appealing to the people to help Enrile and Ramos and their men.

Lim decided to heed the call of His Eminence.

porbida pod tuod si manang... nagbantay ug tindahan pero siya man hinoon ang morag pawnshop.  not that she deserves what had happened, not really...

pero kanang kantidad sa iyang gipanghuso nga mga alahas, never gyod kong mosul-ob pod ug ingon ana uy, bisag pasko, bisag christmas tree pa ko.  wa na lang sa wa koy ingon anang mga alahasa, pero para unsa man?  mora man hinoon ta ana ug nangimbitar ug katalagman.   

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 10:30:38 AM
We could also add that the police is sometimes at the bottom of the situation...

watch your bottom...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 10:33:44 AM
Question, Ms. Law Student: In your haughty opinion, doesn't the act of signiting involve violence?

uy, mr police officer, ang context sa 'signit' dinhi tingali bayag pareha sa imong pagsabot nga 'hapuhap' imbis 'litik' didto sa laing thread.  tell me where violence lies here, in the context of your violent behavior...

gimata-mata lang ba ko, o nahanaw na ba gyod ni nga board sa tb?  just asking...

mo-babay usa ko ninyo uy.  nagsakit na man akong apapangig anig kinatawa sa inyong mga tostause.  mata na tuod ko pero akong kabukogan natug pa.  see ya later, sopranos.

Quote from: bugsay on February 22, 2012, 09:59:38 AM
ekspayrd na nang pong nga patintihan.

bidyokehan na karon

samot.  maila na gyod ang inyong pagka-soprano.  kanta dayon mog "chiribiribin..."

Quote from: bugsay on February 22, 2012, 09:58:11 AM
di pod tingale....nagdala nato tog lukay karon.
pero gibilin ang butay, gisandig sa haligi.....pangandam

ang butay kay red herring ra kuno, pang-disguise.  haligi kuno ang ibton, hahaha!

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 09:47:51 AM
Kana kon molitok pa, basin mangawras na lang deretso...

Quote from: bugsay on February 22, 2012, 09:50:05 AM
nanumpa na nga magbag-o.......labi na karong adlawa, mo nunot sa pagsaulog sa Ash Wednesday.....

until further notice kuno, ingon si kawraser.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 09:44:14 AM
Ilara ko, tits. Pharmacy man na...

unsa man diay imong gusto, seven-eleven o gasoline station?

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 09:42:51 AM
Sayang ang space sa bank vault. Ipakaon na lang sa itik, manambok pa ang aslonon...

luoy ang itik, mahilo unya...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 09:41:05 AM
Usa ra ka kawras sa saputon nga niatbang, tikwang tanang mekopause sa TB...

anha ra ko motuo ani kun ikaw ang matikwang...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 09:37:01 AM
Hmm, let's see... Priapause?

tug-anan na lang ta ka uy... mercurypause!

Quote from: bugsay on February 22, 2012, 09:35:43 AM
nagbaga kay perting puwaha nga gipalugpitan nalang sa sira kay wa na'y pos......bwhahaha

aw, sira man kaha ug bank vault, mahimo diay nga idiretso na lang ug deposit kay sa dad-on-dad-on...

Quote from: bugsay on February 22, 2012, 09:23:41 AM
tinuod ba nga saputon ang baje nga nag menopause?....

mura'g daghan makatubag ani nga taga TB.

aw, igo-igo ra god pod nga iatbang-atbang sa mga mekopause dinhi...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 09:24:02 AM
Greek god? Hmm, Hephaestause?

tekret.  gwapause pa pod ana uy...

(atot, luyaha pod sa akong internet diri uy, di man ta ka-enjoy ug apas aning mga tag-iyag tinostause...)

Quote from: bugsay on February 22, 2012, 09:25:09 AM
resulta, ang pikoy ni iyo mikoy mura na'g tinostause

aw, gasiga pa diay?

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 09:16:44 AM
Naay high pitch kay mekopause na, naa puy high pitch kay way itlog laktod...

aw, kani gyod hinoon maoy lisod lalison... kun itlogay na man lang, it's between you and your conscience, hahaha!

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 22, 2012, 09:17:13 AM

bwa ha ha ha luoy bitaw...asa naman si minnie?

tua, nag-menopause.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 09:15:31 AM
Hmm,wa jud diay mosalir, Bay Bugs?

kanyahay ra unlan ang gipahimungtan...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2012, 09:14:28 AM
Arang kakatow pud...

ang baye ang kuti, ikaw ang gikatlan?  aaarrrgh!

Quote from: bugsay on February 22, 2012, 09:13:23 AM
luoy pod tawon si iyo mikoy, gi buntong nalang pod tawon sa sungkod ang paggunit, kay ang itlog nipilit na sa singit.

di ba kaha ni si kuan... usa ka tb member nga nagtakuban?

greek term pa gyod (leave it to bugsay, who's named after a greek god anyway).

you're right.  the american english translation is mickeypause; when mickey mouse gets older, he pauses...

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 22, 2012, 09:03:20 AM
hahahaha @ mekopause. buing buing phrase ni , bai bugsay?

sounds like the most scientific term ever posted in tb, so far.

kanang mekopause, gapasabot ba pod na nga hasta ang tingog sa laki motaas ang pitch, ang kanhing baho nahimo nang soprano?  kay kun mao, kun mag-eb diay tanang tblanders, may puruhan nga mora tag loboc children's choir.

kun signiton akong kwentas unya wa maputol akong liog (simbako palayo), theft diay na. pero kun wa masignit akong kwentas pero gitiunan kog katana (labawng simbako palayo), unya gihatag na lang nako akong kwentas sa katarantar, pakapinan pag tissue paper ug mobile phone, robbery diay na, or tolerated robbery kun atong daginoton ang terminology.  uh-huh.

Theft simply involves taking something from someone else with the intent to permanently deprive them of it.  Embezzlement is a form of theft in which an employee diverts money intended for his employer or other employees for his or her own use.  Likewise, fraud is also a form of theft, involving using trickery to permanently deprive someone of his or her property.

...Robbery is another specific intent crime, requiring both theft and a form of violence or threat of violence used to deprive someone of their property.  The most common example of a robbery is a convenience store holdup, in which a robber threatens to shoot a cashier unless the cashier hands over the loot.

http://www.quizlaw.com/

the report differentiates between theft and robbery.  curious hinoon ko unsay difference sa duha...

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on February 21, 2012, 01:43:45 PM
Ug mahinayon man gani atong gathering puhon pahimangnuan na raman mo nahong daan nga perti raba ka limpyada ahong inahan tanan bisita sa balay way pasayloon papahimasaon jud una usa pasudlon  .

kamo na ramay sabot. sakto jud ning patio sa likod sayawan nato ug pandanggo puhon

ing-ana ba sa hulagway nga ang imong mamma mia mismo ang mohimasa?  kun mao, i wouldn't mind kun iya na lang pod kong kaligoan...

waray upay...

pahuway usa ko uy.  nag-inusara ra man ko karong panahona...   

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 21, 2012, 04:23:56 PM
Naay iring didto, oi. Naa man gani puy baki...

okay, okay, karon... unsa man si bugsay?

lorenz, be ahead of the pack!

Quote from: islander on February 21, 2012, 05:49:00 PM
According to AMI research, mustached Americans earn 4.3 percent more money than "clean-shaven Americans" on average per yer.  Therefore incentivising mustache growth would boost the economy.

how weird.  why, do employers pay the hairy ones more?  just asking...

some of the expected participants of the 'million mustache march':

The subsidy, according to a 2010 proposal , would cover all products required for any proper mustache-wearing patriot, including:

        Mustache and beard trimming instruments
        Weightless conditioning agents and wax
        Facial hair coloring products (for men and women over 43 years of age)
        Bacon
        Mustache combs and mirrors
        Burt Reynolds wallet-sized photos

The campaign's backers have recruited celebrities to help support the cause, including guitarist John Oats, Ellie Kemper of "The Office" and Milwaukee Brewers pitcher John Axford.  Each will produce videos to inspire mustached activists to support the STACHE Act.  In total seriousness: The group has also secured a promise from H&R Block to donate a charity that provides clean drinking water for each person who participates in the march.

AMI members are planning a press conference Monday on Capitol Hill to outline the details of the initiative.

http://news.yahoo.com/

‘Million Mustache March’ planned for April to encourage growth of facial hair (and the economy)

By Chris Moody | The Ticket

At long last, the mustache lobby is coming to Washington.

The American Mustache Institute (AMI) is planning a "Million Mustache March" on the nation's capital, part of an ongoing campaign to convince lawmakers to create government incentives to grow facial hair.  Rally organizers plan to mobilize their mustache-wearing compatriots on April 1 at the White House and march to Capitol Hill.

Their rallying cry: Pass the "Stimulus To Allow Critical Hair Expenses," or STACHE Act, which would "provide a $250 annual tax deduction for expenditures on mustache grooming supplies."  According to AMI research, mustached Americans earn 4.3 percent more money than "clean-shaven Americans" on average per yer.  Therefore incentivising mustache growth would boost the economy.

"Given the clear link between the growing and maintenance of mustaches and incremental income, it appears clear that mustache maintenance costs qualify for and should be considered as a deductible expense related to the production of income under Internal Revenue Code Section 212," wrote Dr. John Yeutter, a tax policy professor at Northeastern State University, in a 2010 white paper supporting the legislation.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 21, 2012, 04:25:51 PM
Hmm, unsa kahay ikadugang ni Bugsay ani nga obserbasyon...

maghuwat ta; busy pa, either sa trabaho o sa facebook.  tingali baya tuod ug authority siya ani nga situwasyon...

1. Relationship Problems

Marriage and other relationship stresses are a massive cause of stress and are associated with increased risk for coronary heart disease.  And among women with heart disease, the risk of having a heart attack is increased 3-fold for those who experience severe stress in their marriages or live-in relationships, far more so than other types of stress, including that caused by work.  Several studies have come to the surprising conclusion that marriage protects against the effects of stress.  People in solid relationships, who feel supported, simply suffer less anxiety, depression and fatigue than the average single, widowed or divorced person.  A stable relationship, it is argued, provides a shoulder to cry on and a form of emotional support.

2. Moving House

The very thought of moving house can fill people with dread â€" and experts say that as the most expensive and life-changing financial transaction most people ever undertake, it’s probably also one of the most stressful.

Moving house stress is often caused by choosing the wrong solicitor, so make sure you find the right person for you before you even start looking for property to avoid a stressful rush, plus when you do find a great property, you’ll be able to proceed immediately.  Avoid “cheap deals” - this could mean that they are dealing with huge numbers of clients, which will more often than not result in a slow service.

3. Loneliness

A recent study found that loneliness causes more stress than credit card debt and work pressures combined, with six million singles regularly losing sleep over loneliness.  In fact, more than half of the UK’s singles say that feeling alone is their biggest stress, according to online dating service PARSHIP.co.uk.  By comparison, only one fifth (18%) of singles cited financial problems, including credit card debt, as a cause of stress, and the same percentage put blame on work pressures.  Only 7% mentioned family problems, and 3% illness.

4. Debt

High levels of debt and debt stress can be bad for your health.  People with higher levels of stress about their debt have worse health, studies have found.  In addition, people with a higher proportion of their income tied up in debt also showed higher levels of physical impairment.

What are the top 5 most stressful things in life?
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5. Work

At least one in six people find their job or working conditions so stressful that they suffer from mental health problems or take regular sick days just to cope â€" in fact, work stress is responsible for an estimated 10.5 million sick days ever year.  You’re most likely to suffer from work-related stress if you work in the public sector, have a professional or managerial post or if you’re a teacher, nurse or other medical practitioner.  Other jobs that jeopardise your mental health are those in security positions, such as police or prison officers or those in the armed forces.  The main stressful factors?  Not having enough support, not knowing exactly what is expected of you, tense work relationships and high work demands.  Another big worry in the workplace is an effort-reward imbalance â€" high demands yet low security, few career opportunities and little reward.

ang resulta, labawng kulatadora pakapinan pag karatista ang nisugot.  from the pan into the fire...

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 21, 2012, 11:25:13 AM
Sa kahingamrason, klarong Waray...

unsay imong pagtoo, way iring sa balingsya?

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 21, 2012, 07:10:03 AM
hahahaha ! naa kay dugong waraywaray? isug jamo rabang bajeng waray.

no waray blood in my veins nga pure bol-anon, 50% balingsya; hinhin, buotan jamo, maajong ilambos.  nasaag lang sa waray country akong parents atong panahona, and i chose to be born there.

Let us endeavor so to live that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry.
             
                                                     - Mark Twain, from The Tragedy of Pudd'nhead
                                                       Wilson and the Comedy of the Extraordinary 
                                                       Twins

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on February 21, 2012, 02:18:49 PM
Akong anak ug akong apo. Mosegi ni ingon akong anak ug Mom you know Meow Ping is my daughter therefore she is your grandchild. Medyo mao mao rapud baya ug nawong silang duha  .

cute kag anak, cute pod kag apo.  they really look similar, hasta facial expression.  hinaot unta nga inig kaulitawo sa imong anak di siya magtoo nga nahimo na siyang tiger.   (you started them young, congrats!)

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on February 21, 2012, 02:08:52 PM
Wow na touch ko aning (h)eroa. Para nako tanan iro gwapo/gwapa bisan unsay pay ilang dagway anghel jud sila.

true gyod, raqz.  bisan unsa nga iro, bisan kapila na ko mapaaki (my fault, usually) anghel gyod na sila nga way pako pero naay ikog.  they're such a blessing to humanity.

bisan ako nga pinoy samokan na baya pod ko.  bisan asa ko, cebu or manila, way pasaylo.  way respeto sa unholy hours nga tingkatug ug tingpahuway.  wa pa ra ba gyod ko kadungog ug videoker nga maayo mokanta, honest.  kadaghanan ang patugatugahon kana gyod tawong yabag pa sa tuko, kun di hubog.  kun maayo pa lang, aw, mo-request pa kog additional songs.       

morag naa tay notoriety bahin ug videoke.  tingali tungod kay panglagputay man god ug atuli ang gikosgon.  in one country, nakadungod gyod tawon kog mga puti sa usa ka lamesa nga niingon nga mamalhin na lang silag restaurant kay daghang pinoy atong usa ka restaurant (where we were) and the videoke might play soon.  nauwaw baya ko, pero wa gyod sila masayop.  taod-taod diha nay nag-ngaag nga pinoy sa microphone.

the end is near gyod tuod kun 'my way' ang gikanta, tsk, tsk.

aw, kun magdungan na silag pangihi, malupig gyod ang dead sea.

wala na po akong masasabi...

judging from their hair, the plants in the backdrop
painting must be their ancestors.

inday mingming just came from ballet class.

if you can't lick 'em, join 'em. 
(di na man lang gyod ang iro maparehag hitsura nimo,
ang imo na lang hitsura maoy parehaag iro.)

Beautiful Family Portrait

with pets...


my hero!

it looks like the whole clan, 3 generations of them, and some neighbors to boot.  i like it.  pero unsa kahay gisakyan sa ga-picture ani...

ang plant advocates sakitan pod ani nga panamastamas.

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on February 21, 2012, 01:13:54 PM
Ma-overweight atong kalimutaw ani kung mao niy maglinya didto sa Caingget.

ma-hap sad imong eyeballs kay mora ra man na sila kadak-ag olmigas, hehehe.

mestizo man diay ni si bai tigs.

unya kahibawo iyang asawa?  weird.

grabeh, raqz.  this is the life!  lamia palandungon... international conference sa UNLAN sa pangagan, mo-attend si tigs nga single for christ kay wa kaila unsa ning unlan, main speakers si bugs ug hubs, ikaw ang food supplier, ako ang driver sa john deere pedicab ug cook, wow, what a dream.  at the beginning and end, momisa si fr chic, unya surprise appearance dayon si lorenz as acolyte...

(sayang advice from the doctor nga angay mokibra na kog seafoods except fish, huhuhu, mao nga kamo na lang akong pakan-on.  mantinir na lang kog favorite saging dinung-ag.  ayaw lang nang hilaw kay moungot sa tutonlan.)

wa ta kahibawo... lahi god ning mga ninjo bol-anon.

moral lesson: ayawg salig ni kulafu.  dagohoy lang forever.