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lovely..unsa man imo planong itanom..

Pwede mi mo tan-aw mi sa mga pictures sa inyung mga balay gibaligya sa sulod ug sa gawas,..

Enjoying a cup of  barako coffee early in the morning at the top of my Apartment at Bool,Tagbilaran..April 2012..

Naa ba kaha sab brief kawataton no.?

Any cute nang apo mo.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 26, 2012, 02:47:23 AM
he he he, hilig diay ka sa kite flying, Nong Virgil ?

If the place permit and the wind is good I will go for it.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 26, 2012, 02:46:48 AM
wow, did you take this too, Nong Virgil ?

Dili ako Lang nang gi grab sa Google.

daghang salamat...

The art of kite flying..This picture was taken last April 2012 at Laya beach,Baclayon,Bohol.A family day out. ..

Bollywood movies, I like to watch the dancing and singing..

Mao gyud na kasagaran ang hinungdan Mao nga ang magasawa magbulag.

that can happen to anybody..

ka anindot nila tan-awon..

Mi uli ra ba ko last month unya nawala akong kwarta basin ang ako na..

ang wala makadaog mao cguro na nanaway..

May mga paintball club ba sa Tagbilaran?ako gi tan-aw said web wala man.

So proud of her.. mabuhay any pinoy..

Daghan na diay ta nga nangapo diri sa TB.

Pinanga gyud Kay unang apo gwapa liwat sa lola.

Dili mo war ang US sa; China Kay trillion dollars pa any iyang utang sa mga singkit ug mata.

Mao njud next week balik na sab ko sa bugnaw nga lugar.

lovely pictures..

pagka init sa Bohol karon..kuha didto sa eskaya beach resort..

cool...

ingon ini ang mo linkod sa imong nawong haha..

Ug ma approve ni 2 years after makadawat diay akong mama ug 100,000.00 pesos god willing..

gihatagan cguro ni Vicky ug libreng face lift, nose lift, breast implants ug uban pa diha. Ug laki man gani to penis extension.. hehe.

Naa na diay cure ana karon HIV Pads.Bagong gawas na nga sakit HIV ang tambal kuno ana sagasatren (magpasagasa na lang sa tren) or in bisaya language mag paligis sa train.(common jokes for sailor at my time)..

tuba2 Lang sa kanto embis red wine...

nindot ni ug madayon  ,like the Irish passport it is valid for 10 years.

Alegre na sab ang bohol..

kalami ba ana oy....

Happy Easter Sunday everyone.

Quote from: chicogon on April 08, 2012, 01:16:07 PM
Lami kaayo pagka tiles sa imohang apartments, VRGL 

Thank you Pads ako lang ni nga gi pa granite kay lasting...

Quote from: Zell on April 08, 2012, 07:36:16 AM
How can I reserve the Apartment?


[Can you contact me on the 18 0f april i will be there my phone no.is 5409610 landline (Bohol) ask for Virgil sr. or you can give me ur mobile phone by sending it to my messages box and i will send you a text on that date...

thanks Pads.

zell you can check Google then image, then search Calcaben APARTMENTS.

padala Lang ko unya .

Quote from: Zell on April 06, 2012, 07:57:58 AM
asa dapit Sir?
pila sad?
naa lagi vacant ana nga month?

Sa uban nga naay nahibaw.an nga Apartments share sad para naay laing options
Salamat.. salamat..
[/quot

naa ko vacant July fully furnished good for 2 persons ,location is in  front of Sikatuna,Ligazpi blood compact marker Bool District .10,000.00 pesos monthly..

Naa pod air con Pads.

naa ko apartment for rent for 2person fully furnished..

It's time to dust up my camera again..took this yestrday ..summer is here  and it is a good time to take pictures..

paminaw na lang mo sa kanta nga (kung ikaw inday mangitag pamanhonon pilia baya gajud ang Bolanon)..

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 16, 2012, 06:01:49 PM
Maayo mag di sama ni Bugsay nga "hard-to-get"...

ang si ako kay always "very hard",..

mag kisi kisi kaha sa kahadlok ang mga babaye diri sa Ireland ug mao ni ihatag nako nga pasalubong gikan Pinas.Basin ug ipadakop pa ko sa SPCA ,cruelty  to animals..

69 ako uyab tanan  .

Fuji apple is my favorite..

lovely pictures, chromatic film cguro ang gigamit sa camera..

good news ni sa Philippines para dili na ta mo Abroad ug malayo sa family.

son of a Gun..

mahimo na unta ko karon nga tangulilong ug aho pa kadto nakuha..

naka experience na ko ini nga phenomenom sa bata pa ko didto sa atbang sa among balay .Tag ulan kadto nga panahaon unya may thunderstorm.Ga luksolukso ang kayo amo unta nga dakpon kay kuaha-an ug dagon pero kay kahadlok man ang gi bati..

hayahay pa sa pulis; mangita lagi ko ug rare nga mananap Kay ako sad papultahan.

malupig na ini ang Samsung Nexus kay dual core Lang.

ako bisan ug dili kaayo gwapa basta hot OK na. kasagaran ra ba sa mga gwapa Kay frigid.

dili baya  tanan driver ingon ana naa baya sad boot an.bisan asa naa may boang nga drivers labi na sa taxi e libot2 ka.

Naka abut na mo dinhi?...

sa Cebu ni siya..nindot no.

Quote from: islander on February 27, 2012, 07:28:49 PM
kun tinuod man ni, then the opposite should also hold sway.  there is a woman behind every man's downfall.

kini motoo ko ini.

there is a woman behind every successful man. tinood kaha ni. or excuse Lang ni sa mga under de sayal.

or be the late worm..

pocketbook na lang kaha nga binisaya.ug dili gana maminmaw na lang ko sa internet radio ug bisayan drama malingaw pa siguro ko.Basin ug naa pa kadtong tangulilong nga horor drama sa gabii.Ug dili gani Diego Salvador..o Maria flor de Luna ba...

mag papalit na Lang ko sa akong anak unya e mail diri maka barato cguro ty guys.

maayong balita ni sa atong mga ocw.

kanang python Kay klaro man gyud nang gi negusyo sa tagiya Mao na nga mahal.

Ask Lang ko ug kinsa nakahibalo ug naa pa ba ang magazine nga Bisaya Kay Mao no akong favorito nga basahon said Elementary pa ko.

maligayang kaarawan Quel..;:

:

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on February 21, 2012, 10:46:00 PM
Bitaw Gwaps bisita unya pud mo puhon sa amoa sa isla oi, makasulod man tanang klase sa sakyanan didto. Magstay man ko sa atua starting June puhon ug dugay dugay  so welcome jud mo sa among isla.

ayo unta ug mag abut ta Quel basin April man ko uli .

kanindot sa imong gi  sulti Quel ma dani man sab ta ug suroy sa inyo.

nagsugod na diay ang gathering sa single for Christ sa tagbilaran gahapon..

panagsahi lang ug sideline emily kay basin ug ma sakspan ka naa baya ang thrill diha.

hahaha!

do not ug brewed coffee libre?

Amazed at illicit relationships among OFWs
By: Emily A. Marcelo
Philippine Daily Inquirer
4:59 pm | Saturday, December 31st, 2011
6 share147  132

Dear Emily,

I’ve been working here in Saudi Arabia, and it’s amazing to see some of our married kabayans engage in illicit relationships while they still have spouses there in the Philippines.   We call them TFCs, or “the false couples.”   They even show bogus marriage certificates to the religious police,  live in apartments reserved for families,  and have the gall to attend church functions as couples.   If you didn’t know these people, they can, in fact, pass as married.

I once asked a friend of mine point blank what happens when he goes back home for vacations.   He said it’s like having controlled amnesia, and simply forgetting his illicit relationship abroad.   Once home, they go back to their families, act like the loving husband or wife,  dote on the achievements of their children,  and go to church like what a devout parent and spouse does.    When they return from their vacations, they go back to the same illicit relationships like nothing has happened.

What is the dynamics for this sort of relationships?

â€"David

Who knows what goes on in the minds of these people?  Loneliness?  Giddiness at their newfound freedom?  Revenge at how fate has dealt them a bad deck of cards?  Anger at not finding the promised milk and honey in the streets of the dreamt-up  paradise?  Self-pity and despair at indebtedness despite nonstop hard work?   It’s almost like provoking fate with the arrogance of,  “So what if I am blatantly having an affair? So, what now!?”   Imagine being in a strange country with almost no close friends at arm’s length to tug at their moral consciousness. So,  what’s a lonely person to do?

Isn’t it ironic, if not pathetic, that the reason these OFWs go abroad is to earn money to improve the lives of their children by providing them the kind of education they never had?  Or to build that dream house to grow old in? Yet, they have shortsighted  and flash-in-the-pan relationships that destroy the very essence of those dreams.  And these rootless,  permissive  scenarios are happening like it’s nobody’s business.

Similarly, some of those husbands and wives left at home suddenly find themselves flush with money,  and give the same excuseâ€"lonelinessâ€"to try some excitement of their own.  Many of those I’ve flown with who are coming home for vacation often lament that instead of looking forward to a warm and pleasant homecoming,  they dread coming back to a broken family, where their spouses  have left them for younger mates.

It shows how people react when left to their own devices.

You, as a man of conscience, cringe at  what you see, while those you’re seeing have comfortably created the “solution” to their perceived “problems.”

Different strokes for different folks?

ungaaaaa!!!!!

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 08, 2012, 01:29:05 PM

Parehog color sa gatas iyang panit

Ganahan ko sa I yang sudlanan said gatas(boobs)

said among tambasakan.

I have an experienced like this when i was working as a mess boy aboard a cargo ship.We have a stowaway from Mombasa. On situation like this the ship captain is responsible for the stowaway fare back home and all his expenses for the reason that he did not check the vessel properly before departure. So the officer did was to throw them stowaway overboard in the middle of the ocean. We saw the stowaway  overboard the ship and we try to throw life ring to them but the officer got mad because they might survive and the name of our ship is written on the life ring and it would be used as evidence to prosecution them. What happened I cannot forget.Dying in the middle of the Ocean slowly succumbing to hypothermia.

unsa diay imong baligya mam.

dili ma dala kay good for 6 man lang ang Aprt.kulang man ang kama.

daghan man diay jamo kaingon ko ug mga unom lang..single pa diay ka bay Tigs..

Ang tawo Bisan ug asa magtrabaho ug usab ang sweldo dako kaayo ug dili kamoa mag budget sa kwarta wala guihapon mahitabo sa panginabuhi..pordoy guihapon..

Quote from: taga tigbao on January 28, 2012, 11:41:55 PM
Mga Taga Tubagbohol,

Kinsa may naay kaila o naa mismoy bay  nga puwedeng maabangan karong February 17 to 19 diha sa Tagbilaran? Mas barato man gud kung bay kaysa pension house or hotel. May International Conference man gud sa Singles for Christ nianang mga petsaa maong kinahanglan. Wa pa mi bay nga kaabangan.

Salamat sa injong tabang ug information.

Taga Tigbao

Pila diAY MO kabook bay Tigs..

Many Thanks to Nylne Flores for the pictures..

Quote from: Lorenzo on January 25, 2012, 04:53:53 AM
Nong ,

Are you the only one of your parent's children then went abroad or do you have brothers and sisters that are also abroad?

My two sisters and a brother are in Texas working in one of those hospital there,and my elder brother is working in a Merchant Marine as a Chief Officer.They are all my idol when i was on my teen.At 20 years old i was on my first flight to Singapore to join  onboard a cargo ship bound for Middle East.

Sa bata pa ko ambition nako ang OFW,to see the world and work with other nationalities karon nga edaran na necessity na tungod cguro kay gagmay ra ug sweldo sa Pinas unya dili na maka provide on my present life style.I have no regrets whatsoever.Ug wala cguro ko ka abroad mas magmahay cguro ko kay nasayang ang akong panahon ug oppurtunidad samtang bata pa..

mga gwapo ug gwapa..

Google's new flagship handset, a 4.65-inch touchscreen device featuring the brand new Android 4.0 OS.

What's great
A superbly vivid and sharp screen; re-designed Android OS; great multi-media functionality and premium design.

What's not
The camera is a bit disappointing and speech recognition is poor.

The bottom line
While the Nexus is a little underwhelming in certain areas, the updated Android is a joy to use, offering tons of customisation options and a sleek, intuitive smartphone experience on a vast screen.

Review
According to the dictionary, a nexus is "a connection or link; the focus or nub of something". It's a fitting name for a phone that's been at the heart of speculation about Android 4.0, a device that forms a bridge between the current version of Google's smartphone OS and Ice Cream Sandwich (the code name for this update).

The case design is nice but rather vanilla. The Nexus' speaker is housed under a lip on the rear, beneath a textured silver back panel, making it a slightly bottom heavy phone. The front, meanwhile, is all big 4.65-inch show-off screen, a glass panel that extends right to the edges of the handset; unless you tilt the Nexus toward a light source it's hard to tell where the panel ends and the housing for the microphone and alert light begin. A simple volume rocker and power button sit on the curved left and right edges, with a 3.5mm headphone jack and micro USB on the bottom of the phone. In short, it's a solid, classy design that fits snugly in the hand; but it lacks the wow-factor of the iPhone 4S or Nokia Lumia 800.

The screen, however, will induce plenty of oohing and aahing. Colour reproduction, sharpness and clarity are all faultless, and it's perfect for showing off the new-look Android. Icons are much more detailed and really 'pop' on the Nexus; they even seem to float slightly above the new selection of Live Wallpapers. Open up one of the core apps such as Gmail or Calendar and you're introduced to the new vibe of Ice Cream Sandwich: cool, elegant minimalism. Thin sans-serif fonts and muted colour schemes dominate, with slivers of electric blue found on the small-keyed but accurate keyboard and redesigned dialer app. All very slick and stylish.

A neat sound effect accompanies the updated ring unlock system, although as you'd expect with Android, there's an option to change this to a number of other unlock methods, one of which is a new Face Unlock feature. Multitasking is also integral to the Nexus experience, with all your open apps accessible via a tap of the dedicated touch button at the bottom of the screen - up to five of your favourite apps can be placed in the dock too. However, the option to pinch to show all home screens at one glance has mysteriously disappeared - an omission we can't quite understand.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus (© Samsung)

Samsung

The bundled browser is super fast both on 3G and wi-fi, and website text is pin-sharp. Smooth pinch zooming, tabbed browsing and easy bookmarking also feature, though this being an Android phone there are plenty of alternative browsers available from the Android Market too. A word of warning: our test handset lacked Flash functionality, but we're 99.9 per cent certain it's in the pipeline.

We were pleased to see a straightforward data usage menu in the settings, which allows you to easily set a mobile data usage limit and monitor which apps are chewing up your megabytes (Google Maps - we're looking at you). Widgets are also easily resizable once you've placed them on one of the home screens (only five unfortunately - odd considering the Galaxy S2 has seven). Calls are crystal clear too.

However, there are some holes in the Nexus' package. For starters, social networking integration is poor. You can download dedicated apps for Twitter and Facebook from the Android Market of course, but there's no straightforward means of merging your status updates, tweets and IM conversations - something many similar-priced handsets offer out of the box. Wi-fi signal strength is rather hap-hazard too, and the speech recognition tool is virtually unusable; compared to Siri, its about as good as understanding voice commands as Del Boy is at understanding French.

Although megapixels aren't the be-all-and-end-all when it comes to digital photography, we expected the Nexus to be packing at least an eight, rather than five, megapixel lens. The camcorder is better, featuring full 1080p recording, and the Panoramic stitching tool works well for super wide-angle shots. But all-in-all the Nexus makes for a distinctly average camera phone at this price. Battery-wise it sits squarely in the middle of the pack. You'll easily get a full day out of it if you're only a light or medium user, but ramp up the brightness to max and kick back with a movie and you'll soon be seeing red.

Verdict
Overall the Samsung Google Nexus is a solid, sophisticated phone that's a pleasure to use and its flaws are more than made up for by the excellent operating system. But with Android 4.0 handsets from HTC, Sony and the Samsung Galaxy S landing next year, the Nexus won't have a monopoly on Ice Cream Sandwich for long.

4.5 stars]
Google's new flagship handset, a 4.65-inch touchscreen device featuring the brand new Android 4.0 OS.

What's great
A superbly vivid and sharp screen; re-designed Android OS; great multi-media functionality and premium design.

What's not
The camera is a bit disappointing and speech recognition is poor.

The bottom line
While the Nexus is a little underwhelming in certain areas, the updated Android is a joy to use, offering tons of customisation options and a sleek, intuitive smartphone experience on a vast screen.

Review
According to the dictionary, a nexus is "a connection or link; the focus or nub of something". It's a fitting name for a phone that's been at the heart of speculation about Android 4.0, a device that forms a bridge between the current version of Google's smartphone OS and Ice Cream Sandwich (the code name for this update).

The case design is nice but rather vanilla. The Nexus' speaker is housed under a lip on the rear, beneath a textured silver back panel, making it a slightly bottom heavy phone. The front, meanwhile, is all big 4.65-inch show-off screen, a glass panel that extends right to the edges of the handset; unless you tilt the Nexus toward a light source it's hard to tell where the panel ends and the housing for the microphone and alert light begin. A simple volume rocker and power button sit on the curved left and right edges, with a 3.5mm headphone jack and micro USB on the bottom of the phone. In short, it's a solid, classy design that fits snugly in the hand; but it lacks the wow-factor of the iPhone 4S or Nokia Lumia 800.

The screen, however, will induce plenty of oohing and aahing. Colour reproduction, sharpness and clarity are all faultless, and it's perfect for showing off the new-look Android. Icons are much more detailed and really 'pop' on the Nexus; they even seem to float slightly above the new selection of Live Wallpapers. Open up one of the core apps such as Gmail or Calendar and you're introduced to the new vibe of Ice Cream Sandwich: cool, elegant minimalism. Thin sans-serif fonts and muted colour schemes dominate, with slivers of electric blue found on the small-keyed but accurate keyboard and redesigned dialer app. All very slick and stylish.

A neat sound effect accompanies the updated ring unlock system, although as you'd expect with Android, there's an option to change this to a number of other unlock methods, one of which is a new Face Unlock feature. Multitasking is also integral to the Nexus experience, with all your open apps accessible via a tap of the dedicated touch button at the bottom of the screen - up to five of your favourite apps can be placed in the dock too. However, the option to pinch to show all home screens at one glance has mysteriously disappeared - an omission we can't quite understand.

Samsung Galaxy Nexus (© Samsung)

Samsung

The bundled browser is super fast both on 3G and wi-fi, and website text is pin-sharp. Smooth pinch zooming, tabbed browsing and easy bookmarking also feature, though this being an Android phone there are plenty of alternative browsers available from the Android Market too. A word of warning: our test handset lacked Flash functionality, but we're 99.9 per cent certain it's in the pipeline.

We were pleased to see a straightforward data usage menu in the settings, which allows you to easily set a mobile data usage limit and monitor which apps are chewing up your megabytes (Google Maps - we're looking at you). Widgets are also easily resizable once you've placed them on one of the home screens (only five unfortunately - odd considering the Galaxy S2 has seven). Calls are crystal clear too.

However, there are some holes in the Nexus' package. For starters, social networking integration is poor. You can download dedicated apps for Twitter and Facebook from the Android Market of course, but there's no straightforward means of merging your status updates, tweets and IM conversations - something many similar-priced handsets offer out of the box. Wi-fi signal strength is rather hap-hazard too, and the speech recognition tool is virtually unusable; compared to Siri, its about as good as understanding voice commands as Del Boy is at understanding French.

Although megapixels aren't the be-all-and-end-all when it comes to digital photography, we expected the Nexus to be packing at least an eight, rather than five, megapixel lens. The camcorder is better, featuring full 1080p recording, and the Panoramic stitching tool works well for super wide-angle shots. But all-in-all the Nexus makes for a distinctly average camera phone at this price. Battery-wise it sits squarely in the middle of the pack. You'll easily get a full day out of it if you're only a light or medium user, but ramp up the brightness to max and kick back with a movie and you'll soon be seeing red.

Verdict
Overall the Samsung Google Nexus is a solid, sophisticated phone that's a pleasure to use and its flaws are more than made up for by the excellent operating system. But with Android 4.0 handsets from HTC, Sony and the Samsung Galaxy S landing next year, the Nexus won't have a monopoly on Ice Cream Sandwich for long.

4.5 stars

nganong diha man sab mag suroy2 diha sa carbon nga dili man tourist spot didto..

http://youtu.be/OotOT5Sy9qQ


Watch the video and you will be the judge..

  ;Ronin warriors of Japan,,

Numbers and letters was the greatest invention of human being...

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DEAR EMILY,

I am a father of two boys and one girl.  We are a beautiful family, everybody tells us. All of my children became commercial models when they were growing up, and two of them still do modeling. My wife was a Miss Something in her youth while I was a known playboy. I broke quite a few hearts along the way, and unwittingly sired a number of illegitimate kidsâ€"some known to me, but mostly strangers, who dot places I’ve visited,  here and abroad. Obviously, I sowed my wild oats. Those were the good ol’ days and I know I am paying for them now. I am being punished at how my three children have turned out.

They’re all well-educated, all married, but all separated. Two have kids of their own, who have all turned gay. Each one of them! I drive in the city and out-of-town highways and marvel at how beautiful my grandchildren are in the advertising billboards. Yes, they’re models. I ask myself constantly what went wrong! Is this a punishment from God for my horrible treatment of womenâ€"turning all my children into homosexuals?

But I have become a better person as I grew older. Doesn’t that account for anything?

REGRETFUL FATHER

Do you honestly believe that having homosexual children is a punishment from “God?” Who is this god you pray to? Does he have a name? Does he have an address?  Do you honestly think he is pea-brained?

Are gay kids worse than having murderers, or drug pushers, or thieves in the family? Would you rather have those? If your only problem with them is their sexualityâ€"why don’t you let it rest and accept it?  Aren’t you being a horrible homophobe?

Besides, what’s wrong with being gay?  Don’t you realize how difficult it is to fall in love with the right person, whether of the same sex or not? The world is already filled with lonely, unhappy peopleâ€"and I cannot understand how it is that fathers like you are making it difficult for the very people you are supposed to be loyal to and protecting, are refusing to be their pillar of strength when they need it most?

Snap out of this constipated mentality.  Why not go down on your knees instead, and thank that one and only God who is all-knowing, omniscient, generous and kind for the blessings right before your eyes, and stop beating your breasts and cursing the light?

For kicks, this wonderful God, who can also play tricks, might show you what punishment is, just to drive home a point.(Inquirer.net)

Quote from: A Layman on December 10, 2011, 07:41:09 PM
Mao bitaw ginganlan silag COA kay mangumisyon sila, diba?

hahaha..

Quote from: islander on December 04, 2011, 10:04:12 PM
for vrglguapo:



Beannachtaí na Nollag!
Bliain úr faoi shéan is faoi mhaise duit!

I'm truly touch madam Isles,you are the first person to send me a Christhmas greetings.May you and your familu have a joyous Christmas too and a hundredth fold blessing to come.

lovely pictures,it conveys the story..

umnet.com a great place for mobile down load,check it out they have free downloads of ebook ,games,ringtone for mobile phones,thousand of  ebooks to download free..

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 22, 2011, 05:26:19 AM

bading man ug dagway..