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hahaha @ 'paba-on'

haha! bad!

Quote from: kiamoy on March 09, 2009, 01:11:48 AM
hampakon tika apil tumbling pina split run!

hahaha. you would hit me bem?

Quote from: C2H4 on December 09, 2007, 01:47:16 AM
Bianca Araneta

Bianca has a well formed sternocleidomastoid muscle.

Quote from: C2H4 on December 09, 2007, 01:31:51 AM
Kristine Hermosa

Hmmm, Ms. Hermosa is cute na cute.

that song 'greatest love of all' makes me cry.

Because it reminded me when mommy was in the 'states in '90 and my sister and I were still in Philippines.

And daddy was still in Saudi as an engineer.

But in one year, all of us were re-united again in the 'states.

Man, i remember my little sister would sleep with my mommy's dastir on her hand.

kaluuy sa una.

But am sure, most men have a thing for feet, chest, and even the 'lubut'.

lol.

I do not reveal my personal interests like that, Tita Tess.

No, Tita Tess. I am just very observant.


I have personal interest in dance. I like a woman who can salsa with me.

Interesting historical tid-bit.
Cebu is known for its 'Spanish Guitars'

The historical reason for this is due to the heavy presence of Spanish performers that came to Cebu in the 18th-19th centuries; as the city had heavy Spanish presence. And even to this day.


Que eres muy Hispanismo!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PtQkyMbDbc

Note, that many and most Filipino kundiman folk songs have such tunes. Spanish tunes.

When the Americans first arrived in the Philippines in the late 19th century, many of them were surprised: as the environment was similar to that of Mexico (note that America had many military ventures into Mexico in the 19th century {Mexican American War/ Pancho Escapade etc})

Fact: Most if not all Filipinos spoke, and read Castillian Spanish by the time of the 19th century. The Lingua Franca of the day was Spanish. The way the Tagalog and the Bisaya communicated with each other was through Castillian Spanish. The language of business was Spanish. The language of the military, government, juidicial, the language of the Church was Spanish. The Philippines reached a pinnacle of Hispanization in that epoch. Most of the politicians and revolutionista leaders were themselves either half Spaniards or part Spanish.

The famous Jose P. Rizal, was a Spanish Mestizo. His mother being part Spanish and his father a Chinese-Filipino merchant.

The man by the name of Andres Bonifacio, was also another Spanish mestizo.

The great writer, Marcelo Del Pilar, a great Filipino Apologist and pro-independence writer in La Solidaridad in Spain, was also of Spanish decent.

To the amazement of the Americans, when they arrived in Spanish Philippines, was the fact that the Philippines was more 'Latin' and or 'Spanish' than it was Asian.

lol.

Half a Millenia of Spanish amalgamation and cultural imprinting can do that to you.

Mao jud, 'te Ging.

Even if phenotype does not show it, the genotype is undeniable. The Spaniards mixed with the Filipinos in the islands, either they were priests, conquistadores, merchants etc. They mixed, nonetheless.

Just think--when they first arrived to the Philippines in 1521 and colonized it, beginning in 1565--the population of the Filipinos in the islands numbered no more than 500,000.

By the time of the Revolution in late 19th century--the population of Spain's Royal Colony in the Philippines numbered at 8 Million~.

The Spanish-Manila Galleon Trade with Nueva Espana guaranteed that mixing and introduction and constancy of flow. The Royal Port city of Cebu, for an example, was a hive for European Spaniards. Villas were built in Cebu for vacationing Spaniards, and many poor Spanish men and women made the Philippines their home. Marrying into the local culture and people.

Impossible kaayo to deny our Spanish roots, when it is just so evident.

hahahaha!

bem, like i tell my lab partners:  i have sharp eyes like a surgeon    (modesty aside, of course)
I notice everything.

Pero dili lang mo sulti.

Swaying room as the music starts
Strangers making the most of the dark
Two by two their bodies become one

I see you through the smokey air
Can't you feel the weight of my stare
You're so close but still a world away
What I'm dying to say, is that~~

how was the jeepney ride? lol!

hahahaha blue pood raba! dah!

Quote from: hofelina on March 09, 2009, 02:18:43 AM

This is real, a Tubag Bohol Celebrity, a hard working lady.

hahaha ka cute. bem, na cutiscutis diay imung tiii? hahahaha

Quote from: kiamoy on March 09, 2009, 02:11:18 AM


te, i think marian rivera .. wala maria rodriguez dre sa pinas uy

aha! kinsa man ni siya?

I love the introductory song of MMK

haha si kuan diay. Si Bem?



di ba, bem?

That is true, Raquel. Down the line, we all have some kind of Spaniard blood. We cannot deny it.

haha, ka cute pood.

Hasta Manana!

Glacier,

How is your electric fan? lol. I still am impressed with your user-name history haha!

Mr. Ayag, sir,

Thank you so much for doing so much for the benefit of the Boholanos and bringing so much pride to Bohol. I cannot help but smile when I see the face of  Madame President with yourself and respected colleagues.

I have a lot of respect for Madame President Macapagal Arroyo; and seeing this picture is like almost meeting her. lol.

Perhaps Madame President even visits this site?

With that said, Mr. Ayag, Sir, again, congratulations!

Best of luck and warm regards,
Bran



PS. Mabuhay ang Bol-anon!

Quote from: C2H4 on December 08, 2007, 08:43:00 AM
Lucy Torres-Gomez (the face of an angel)

my goodness, this woman is really hot.

hahaha, ang lip bite. LOL

lol! hahahaha! bad!

Mr. Dioscoro Ayag Jr.,

Again, Sir, my congratulations!!
How was Madam President Macapagal-Arroyo?

How is everything going, Sir?

Best,
Bran Lorenzo

 Mr. Ferniz,

There are only few scientists around the world who are active in cold fusion research. Am sure there were 'pay offs' from oil companies; as it is a threat to their lucrative business.

But am sure, when reserves for oil dissipates, there will be a reversal.

haha dili uy.

more on the likes of a big science fiction novel. Star Trek-esque.

hahaha!

bem, where is the picture?

Quote from: hofelina on March 08, 2009, 11:59:53 PM

Ang mga Bol-anon nanganta.

Hahaha! Bravo! Bravo! What were they singing, Tita?

I know one individual in Tubag Bohol with a very strong Spanish-Filipina beauty.
It is Ethylene. (C2H4)

Yes Manay Tess,

Deuterium is a necessary component for nuclear power plants. Inasmuch as nuclear power can be used for military defense, nuclear power plants also use deuterium to fuel the system.

Nuclear power is a renewable resource. If properly maintained, can provide limitless energy.
The two energy resources of the future are: 1) Nuclear Power and 2) Hydrogen Fuel Cells.

The Elegance of the Spanish Filipina~
Beautiful.

I have never seen anything so beautiful in my life as a Filipina woman w/ Maria Clara attire on.



Ito Ay Filipinianang Filipina!

The Philippines is blessed with natural resources. It is the duty of the Filipinos to defend it. And extract it.

By virtue of economics and trade, the United States will be one of the largest consumers of said energy source, if ever it is extracted.

Just a China enjoys hundreds of Billions of Dollars worth of American investment, so, too, will the Philippines.

The Marianas Trench is gold mine; if what Mr. Ferniz says is true, then that would make the Philippines  a potential energy supplier of the future.

This would revolutionize the Republic, the very same way when the Arabs of Saudi Arabia were propelled to success and economic fame when Oil was discovered in their desert plains.

Yes, I will post it.

hahaha. kuyawa!

This is the song that I really liked singing last night:


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we did this slower version tho:

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haha, gahapon may lami kaayo. Ning adto mi sa Kralen Cave near the beach. A big group of my medical batchmates had a bonfire in a cave above the sea.

Those of us there were: Job, Myself, Shalabh, Sidrah, Tareek, Jason, Quan, Alex, and Thiru. We brought taco chips and 2 gallons of water with us. We were there from 9pm till 1am man.

It was just so beautiful. In the dark, we had a bonfire going inside a cave and the ocean was at our view. Job brought his guitar, so we both sang different kinds of songs. Christian-Liturgy songs, to classic pop songs like, "eternal flame, maroon 5's 'she will be loved', how to save a life, apologize, wonderful tonight, Don't stop believing etc etc"

Amazing last night.

We could see the stars out.

Truly one of the most memorable experience I've had in med school.

I'll remember that moment 20-30 years from now. Definitely.

Jose, I visited your blog spot and was very touched in reading your dedication to Ms. Virginia (Orchids); I was reduced to tears in reading your dedication. Mo agree ko nimo that, indeed, we had a sense of connection and friendly camaraderie concerning with Ms. Virginia, despite not meeting here physically in life.

Am glad that all is going well for you in teaching; and I wish you all the best as you begin to teach higher level mathematics; and am very sure you will do well and beyond! Good luck on your Master's course and your thesis, as well.

Am doing very well, Jose, by the Grace of The Lord God, only. Thank you for asking, kapatid.

Good luck and keep in touch, compadre!


Best,
Lorenzo

hahaha cowboy pose. bad!

Very true. Thanks for sharing with us, Gener.

This is why we should cherish our Fathers and Mothers more.

God Bless FrancisM's soul. The Lord keep him.

Layman,

Thank you for the recommended readings. I will hungrily seek these and read it.

Respectfully Yours,
Bran Lorenzo

haha, Glacier, you have become the twin of our very own GEC.

Gec-Glacier duo.

My dad has an oil painting of my great-great Lola. Spanish kaayo ang beauty.
She was wearing a black dress.

Hispanic kaayo ang culture sa unang panahon.

De nada, Senora.

This picture was taken in Malaga, Spain.

There are beautiful orchids that grow naturally in Spain.

Ma'am Orchids would have loved these.

haha, a strict face, but a kind heart.

The best combination.

In the Philippines?

Definitely KC Concepcion:




I love her sharp looks.

She has a strikta-strikta appearance that I like.

Yet you still want to charge me for a translation fee?

I agree with Kate Blanchett--she's pretty hot.

Penelope Cruz :

LOL!
what kind of pic diay, bem?

thats true, thats so true. Naa kay plano sa Sunday? Ka ingoon ko mo vacation ka sa Luzon.

lol, i don't know how to describe my eye-brow flirt. mo saka lang ang usang eyebrow. hahaha! i never had anyone ask me this before.

hmmm, staring and lower lip flirt?
Di ko sure ana. Da heck, these two are double killers man.

Hahahaha!

ikaw? how was your saturday, bem?

LOL!!!

Bem, o god hahahaha!

Di ko mo sulti jud.

hahaha, staring flirt. lol.

I have the eye-brow flirt.

Miss Orchids (Virginia) would have loved this picture:


Que Brilliante!

of course. Hahaha. Adrien/Adrienne is a beautiful name.

Very sweet sounding name.

hahaha. Na'ay saying that I subscribe to:

"Look, but do not stare; touch but do not grab; taste but do not swallow; kiss but do not destroy"

Pero, of course, natural man to notice a beautiful woman's mannerisms. Di man ko mo deny ana.

Went to the beach with some peeps. Went to church, now just relaxing. Mo adto balik sa lounge ugma.

haha!

it was 'good'. just good.

my saturday morning-afternoon was 'better'.

I just got the copy, Mr. Zosimo.

When I am done, we shall talk about it.

by OMD

Great, 80's classic.

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by The Bangles

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The radio played this today. The song is stuck in my head now.

Quote from: kiamoy on March 07, 2009, 11:58:14 PM
kana pud mag tuck sa hair behind the ears
or mag make circles sa ankle

goodluck ana nga moves lorz

lol, how do you know such moves, bem?

lol nag duty? think about it this way, bud, at least your making money. right?

Make sure to relax too, yo.

You really like that name 'Adrienne' dont you?

Bem, discrete ko when it come to things like that. lol.

Ug mo bite ang baji sa lips? I show no emotions. Pero mo saka ang kilay.

Quote from: Bambi on September 11, 2007, 02:45:13 AM
Na Pare... enjoy your shiny black hairs.... you get still enough time til it will turn to gray.  Am sure that lot of chicks are running after  you.

El Mundo!!!! you look like a real Mexican wearing your sombrero..... donde estas muchas Senioritas? 

hahaha, pare, amen about the black hair. I love my curly thick black hair.

Pero ug ma tiguwang ko--mo palit lang ko ug 'Just For Men' dye.

hahahaha!

Love you, pare. How are you doing?

His style of art is very similar to the styles of Anne-Louis Girodet de Roussy-Trioson and the great Jacques-Louis David.

The reconnection between 21st to 18th century. Humanism, to the core.


Bravo!

This is truly Art!

I like it. To the point jud.

lol, kuyaw bitaw ni si Datu Dagohoy and his rebellion.

It took the Spaniards over 80 years to suppress this so called rebellion.

I found out that I had a great-great-great grandfather, whose name was Don. Sr. Execal Torrero.
He was the Provincial Treasurer sa mga Kastilla sa unang panahon.

My aunt and dad told me about this some time ago. Ning ask ko sa ahong mga igsoon, 'Can you ever name your  kids after Lolo Execal?'

haha. Very Spanish kaayo ang pangalan sa una uy.

Ang pangalan sa ahong Great-grandmother in my mother's side (her paternal side) was Dionisia Salise.

In my view, these names are not only unique, but beautiful.

Very classic.

haha. kuyaw kaayo ahong lolo. he named all his sons with 'R'. Papa Titing's name: Rustico.

Iyang mga anak lalaki:

Rico(my dad), Roy, Roger, Ray, Rene

haha!

For me, Megan Fox takes the cake. She was great in Transformers.

Just a list:

1. Megan Fox:



2. Jessica Alba:



3. Keeley Hazell



4. Hayden Panettiere:



5. Elisha Cuthbert:


6. Scarlett Johansson:


7. Cheryl Cole:


8. Hilary Duff:


9. Angelina Jolie:


10. Keira Knightley:

Quote from: kiamoy on March 07, 2009, 06:42:02 AM
wala gane ko naka take.. kay lain ako gipang take..cge ko picture ug pictures. hahaha

like ani

padung ni sila Balye human..hahahahahaha

Bembem,

Pariho imung facial phenotype sa imung Lola nimo. Hahaha, gwapa talaga!

Namingaw na pood ko ni Miss Orchids.

Thanks for sharing the photos, Tita Langam.

Quote from: easypeasy on March 04, 2009, 12:50:48 AM
nyaks! sir macky sad... naa nasad tawn nice nga mga attire dre wui... panahon pa man nang mampor imong gipangsuggest.. naa na baya North Face, Columbia, Black Diamond, etc. dire.. hehe!!

Easy, are you based in Cebu?

There was a girl who went to class,
and in class would throw paper balls at a certain guy
Why did this girl do this?

So one day, the guy got up and asked,
The girl's reply was silence
She ignored him

Again, he sat down,
Yet she started again to throw

lol

Then one day, the boy wrote a letter to the girl
and the girl was quiet
haha 'silent' napood

I know this silent girl.
And she isn't very 'silent' at all when you get to know her
hahaha!

lol, you know its weird how a simple hair toss can attract and or captivate the attention of men.

Especially if the hair is blonde or red. pastilan!

hahaha. I met up with Edwina and some of my friends this past July after our graduation; ning plano napood mi to meet up sometime in December this year.

Its just so surreal to look at these pictures again and think to myself, "was this really last year? "

Last time I talked to her was on the phone, and she was complaining to me on her Contracts and Society class. hahaha. poor Edwi.

Jose,

How is your thesis going, and how is your teaching experience?

Kummusta na man ka, pare?

lol, cute pictures, Mr. Daray.

Quote from: kiamoy on March 07, 2009, 08:57:54 AM
sure kaha nga mag chillax ra? ha?!?!?

Bem, haha, sure ko. Well behaved baya ko no? lol

How was your Friday night?

Quote from: kiamoy on March 07, 2009, 05:44:36 AM
hahah analingaw ko ninyo BNC ug at GRAZ!! eeep means (tooottt) censored nga word ba.. pina lysho lang..

hahah.. i dunno how the F`` man unta na.. eep nalang:P

naglagot ko kay QUEUE ang chat

lol, bembem, you guys aren't allowed to use chats at work?

online at work eh? bad bad girl.

hahaha! isumbong ka nako ron'

lol, last night was 'interesting'.

I left my apartment around 9 pmish? And I was at Sid's pre-dance party. till like 12:30 my time. Had some shots, danced a bit, and the girls ended up perming my hair hahahaha.

I acquiesced to their demands. They wanted to straighten my hair kono. hahahaha. Jonna, Laura, Sidrah, Pyush and Deena couldn't believe how my curly hair would not give. puahaha. Palamuut kaayo kai my medical lab partner--si Job, drank a little too much.

It was hilarious, the girls were writing on his face. (thank god it was erasable marker tho, ) lingaw lingaw kaayo.

And yes, Ms. Chahill was there too.

Fun times. We all deserved it, especially after our Midterms.

Pare,
My sister trekked all over Greece: including Athens,  Thesoloniki, Thassos, Lesbos as well as present day Sparta and Thebes. She has so much more pictures lol.

What was interesting is that a mutual friend of ours, who studied in Allegheny College (my alma mater and my sister's soon-to-be alma mater; both of my sister and I are/were Allegheny College Trustees Scholars-Honors Scholars in Allegheny) owns a family farm in the island of Lesbos. And his family gave the collegiate contingent a tour around the family farm, exchanged rather interesting stories etc.

I can't recount all the experiences my younger sister had in Greece, but I can tell you that I was sucked into the descriptions. It was too amazing. We thank our father for such a priviledge and supporting us in college and in our study-abroad exchange programs. My father believes in global exchange; as he himself, back in the 1970s was part of the All-Filipino Boy Scout Jamboree to Japan.

Global exchange, and Worldly-Encouters--mao na iyang gi instill namo.

Pare, perhaps we can meet up in Spain someday.

Barcelona, Madrid, Burgos, Castille are just some areas that I'd love to visit.

haha, ning adto ra man mi sa balay ni Sidrah, 'te. Ning inom pero gamay ra. Yes, my crush was there

Just got back from it tho. Some of the guys went to the bar, some went back home. Ako, balik ko sa apartment nako kai di ko gusto mo inom palabi karoong gabii.

I have to be up early tomorrow. lol.

Getting that acceptance letter to med school--after investing so many hours in the MCAT reviews, and 4 years of pre-med biology & history studies in undergraduate college.

It is a feeling of complete exhilaration. The icing on top of the cake, so to say.

Happy ko kaayo adto. Jaw dropping jud.

Tonight, I'm going out with some guys to celebrate post-exams. lol.
Meeting up with the buds at Sid's place by 10pm and then just hang out and chillax.
Its a Friday Night. hahaha.

My outfit for tonight:



Aight, good night. Im out.

Dear, Ms. Chahill,

Thank you for that letter you wrote to me. lol.

I hope the coffee we got last time wasn't too bad.

And about the 'notes' incident. Like I said, anytime you need my notes, you can have it.

Smile more often, please, because your smile makes my heart jump with joy.


Your Friend,
Bran Lorenzo

Hahaha, BemBem.

Also, maayo pood ning TB kai daghaang guapang Boholanas/Cebuanas/Leytenas diri.

Valencianon


Ma'am Bambina?

Science Fanatic


Jun Ayag

ka gwap sa imung Lolo ug Lola

Very beautiful couple, indeed.

Can you imagine, the two of them sprang forth children and many grandchildren.

you would charge me for an interpretation, Roy?

hahaha! your eyes are like that too, bem. Almond eyes bitaw. Beautiful eyes.

Very good mix bitaw ning Chinese ug Filipino diba?

Hoy! where is the picture of your Lolo and the guitar? Gusto ko mo tangaw