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what goes up must come down.  history shows that no power, be it countries or persons, stays forever.  if it takes centuries for a country to develop, so does it take years for it to slide down to decay.  very often, this happens imperceptibly through a long period of time.  in the case of the u.s. of a., it may not happen in our lifetime.

pangutan-a kuno si bolbuhol kun naa ba siyay angay mahayan.

atot.  klaroha ni hubag bi.  humanda ka sa akon... naghimo na baya ko ug 10 paper cranes, dugay pa gyod ko nakakat-on, sa sixth try na.  tindog pa ko pila ka oras aron matarong gyod nakog pilo.  projected na nako nga 10 a day akong himoon aron ma-mail nako next week.  wa ko mailad sa mga binuang sa internet ug cell phones nga naka-jackpot kuno ko, dinhi na hinoon ko sa paper cranes matikalpo?

help!  anybody, is this project for real? 

Quote from: chicogon on March 30, 2011, 11:21:28 PM
Maoy ako kining "bugsay" nga apil sa lyric, tawo kini as in Bay Bugsay nga amigo ni Bay Hubag. Di kaha ni sila miembro sa Kuratong Baleleng ning duha? Aguuuy nisamot ug tipas...

morag katuhoan, sigon sa maaninaw nga abilidad aning duha.  tb pa na.  unsa na kaha sa personal.  labi nag ubanan sa serena nga bolbuhol.  moaso tingali ning tulo kun benditahan... 

hahaha!  tuay baleleng nagpanghipi sa may simbahan.  klaro kaayo sa aerial view.  hala ka, 'dre!

Quote from: chicogon on March 30, 2011, 11:11:58 PM
My humble translation (LoL)

Pila na daan sa pier inday kay lajo jamo tong pikas isla:
Sitangkai padung Sibutu, mga 2o kilometros
Bangka ra tawon atong sakjan, bunal ra tawon bugsay
Ma tuyo (uga) na lang atong shorts ug bikini inig abot sa kalayu, baleleng! 

fatay!  ahat man ning nahimong pier sa tagbilaran... morag sugbu ang pikas isla nga gilangoy ra ni lapulapu (wa motidlom sama ni hubag) gikan sa talibon, naatlan hinoon niya si magellan, da, gikanta lagi ni yoyoy nga amigo ni max surban.  asa na man ning istoryaha padung...

Quote from: chicogon on March 30, 2011, 11:01:57 PM
Wa pa bayay tricycle sa una, kung di maabot ug habal-habal, aw, di maapil sa listahan sa mga isla hehehehe  

Ergo, daghang isla naapil sa "unlisted number" bwahahaha  

na, kun akoy baleleng sa una, maayo pa diay kun serena na lang ko kay makataboktabok pa sa mga isla.

Quote from: chicogon on March 30, 2011, 10:57:21 PM
Now I'm even more convinced that this song is an Islander's Love Song. Hmmm, no wonder... 

Mora nig Hawaii Five-O 

hehe, di gyod tuod ni mahimong theme song sa new orleans.

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 30, 2011, 01:42:14 PM
Pwede maglakaw sa dagat basta way hunong nga ang pagkantag "Baleleng". Ang nakaparat (sa tubig, he he) kay kon mayabag ka, segurado kang motidlom...

ibig sabihin, kapila na diay tawon ka motidlom?

hoy, nangaunsa na mong duha?  hubs ug bolbs, balik mo sa tinuod nga childhood songs.  kanang inyo karon kay para man na sa second childhood songs.  hahaha!  mga recycled teenagers and gawas ninyo ani.  (maayo gani kay wa mag-apil-apil ang ikatulo ninyo nga ginganlan ug bugsay.)

naluya gyod ko ani.  mao nga di gyod ko pabor ug death penalty, anywhere.

BULLY!

(and we allow it!)

i will.  i've been into origami boxes as packaging for my candles.  origami cranes are next.  the banana republic had given me a thick wad of multi-colored art paper last week for my origami.  it's great, this origami.   

our prayers for their eternal repose.

our hopes that the wheels of justice will also grind for those drug syndicates and airport security personnel at our own international airports.  (how did they ever let through those drug packages brought along by these executed ofws?)    

Ordinario's hubby distraught, goes missing
abs-cbnNEWS.com
Posted at 03/30/2011 12:31 PM | Updated as of 03/30/2011 2:14 PM

MANILA, Philippines â€" The husband of Sally Ordinario-Villanueva has yet to come home in Jones, Isabela province after leaving three days ago.

Hilarion Villanueva told his family that he was going somewhere in Santiago City.

“They were telling us the husband had a job or had to do something in Santiago City. They have yet to receive word on his whereabouts or if he is actually going to come back here to await word on Sally's fate,” said ABS-CBN News correspondent Jeff Canoy who is in Isabela.

Canoy added in his report that Sally’s husband left was emotional and had been drinking more to ease the pain of his wife’s impending fate.

Villanueva left their 2 children in the care of relatives while he is gone.

“When we got there, the media found out that the 2 children were taken away by some other relatives so that they can be protected from the media spotlight,” Canoy said.

Canoy and other mediamen were told that the children where going around Isabela province to visit other relatives.

Jason Ordinario, Sally's brother, said Sally was asking about her husband and why he did not come to Xiamen. "Nag-asawa na ba siya?" asked Sally.

Jason just informed her that Hilarion could not bear to see her and was busy taking care of their 2 kids.

Shortly before noon, Villanueva, along with Ramon Credo and Elizabeth Batain were executed via lethal injection in China.

“We have been informed that Ramon Credo, Sally Villanueva and Elizabeth Batain were administered lethal injections to carry out the death sentence imposed by the courts of the People's Republic of China this morning,” Malacanang said.

Vice-President Jejomar Binay said the Ordinario family positively identified Sally's remains after the execution.

Sally to gov't: Please help take care of my kids

abs-cbnNEWS.com
Posted at 03/30/2011 11:19 AM | Updated as of 03/30/2011 2:05 PM

MANILA, Philippines - Sally Ordinario Villanueva, one of 3 Filipino drug couriers scheduled for execution in China Wednesday, asked the Philippine government to ensure that her children have an education.

Peter Ordinario, Sally's father, said her daughter wept and hugged the pictures of her two children, Princess May Joy, 12, and Lex Bert, 10, during their brief visit. Sally last saw her children in 2008.

"Huwag pababayaan ang pamilya at bahay niya at hihingi daw po kami ng tulong sa gobyerno ng Pilipinas para sa pag-aaral  ng mga anak niya," Peter told ABS-CBN News. 

Peter said Sally cried when she learned that Princess was graduating salutatorian of her grade school graduating class.

He said Sally also asked her mother, Edith, why she had lost so much weight. "Mama, bakit ang payat payat mo na? Wag mo ako isipin dito. Ako andito lang ako. Isipin niyo rin sarili niyo," Sally told her mother.

Sally also told her siblings that she loved them, and that they would be losing a big sister. "Wala na kayong ate," she told younger brother Jason who accompanied Peter and Edith in Xiamen.

'She knew it was time'

Jason said the family only had an hour to talk with Sally. Chinese authorities then gave the Ordinarios Sally's belongings.

He said Sally asked them "Mamamatay na ba ako?" but they refused to answer. He said the whole family was crying, giving Sally a hint of what was about to happen.

Jason said Sally told her to be careful about who to trust. "Wag magtiwala sa mga kaibigan dahil baka sila din ang bumiktima," he recalled Sally as saying.

He said that after their visit, a priest came to anoint Sally.

Peter said Sally kept her spirits up while in prison by helping her fellow inmates. "Marami siyang kaibigan at natuturuan," he said.

He said Sally asked why her husband failed to visit her in Xiamen. It was learned Sally's husband has been missing for the last 3 days.

Drug couriers

Sally is one of 3 Filipinos scheduled for execution in China Wednesday morning. The other 2 are Ramon Credo and Elizabeth Batain.

The Philippine government had insisted that the three, who are among 227 Filipinos jailed in China for drug offenses, were from poor families and had been duped by international crime syndicates into becoming drug couriers.

It had heavily lobbied Chinese authorities to spare the lives of the trio, and Vice President Jejomar Binay was even sent to Beijing last month on a mercy mission.

Chinese authorities briefly postponed the executions due to his visit, but later announced that they would still go ahead.

jorgeanna, do you know the lyrics of the whole baleleng song in tausug?  this is getting exciting!  if you do, please post it.  i would greatly appreciate it.  (i couldn't find the complete tausug lyrics anywhere, unless i try to make out the words of the youtube baleleng song in tausug that fr chic posted in another thread, the result of which would be undeniably imperfect.)

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 30, 2011, 02:51:11 AM
isles,

why are you interested in the tausug version of baleleng? do you happen to understand the tausug language?

no, i don't.  i'm interested because it exists, and the original is always worth knowing.  besides, since our languages belong to the same family of austronesian languages, there may be some words that are similar, and we may understand the song contextually.  (i would liken it to praying or singing in latin; we may not understand every word, but we get to know the meaning of the whole prayer or song.)

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 30, 2011, 01:26:38 PM
Layo-layo baya kay maglangoy ra man...

langoy diay?  i thought they walked on water.

the freddie aguilar tagalog version has a better orchestration than max surban's.  at least, i convinced our household help that the 'second original' is visayan and not tagalog as freddie's version came about a decade later as a theme song of a movie that starred lito lapid and monica herrera.  (i don't know the movie's title.)

blazes!  there's also an ilonggo version and a claim that theirs is the original!  

thank you very much, fr chic and lorenz, for your 'baleleng' song posts.  i'm still halfway through downloading them all and converting them to mp3.  the choral rendition is great!  at the moment, i'm converting the nono version.  thanks!

the phrase 'aparri to jolo' had always been wrong.  whoever coined that (circa 1950s or 1960s?) didn't think of the northernmost and southernmost small islands that are part of the country.  it should have been batanes to tawi-tawi.  better still, babuyan to sitangkai.

Quote from: chicogon on March 30, 2011, 03:37:15 AM
Ba Leleng

Pila na ba Leleng layu-layu
Sitangkay ba Leleng pa Sibutu
Bang kasi bunal ba Leleng
Matuyu urul kau ba Leleng pa malayu.

English:
How far is it Leleng
From Sitangkay to Sibutu (these are islands in the Sulu archipelago)
If you really are determined
Then follow me.

sitangkay (or sitangkai) and sibutu (or sibuto) turns out to be only 21.18kms apart.  the clincher: the sea separates them. they must have been unthinkably far from each other in the old days, when the song 'baleleng' was composed.

lupig man sad ani ang einstein's theory of relativity.

the song's music had always been haunting, but now the song itself had come back to haunt me.  i was stumped when our household help, a tagalog, said that "baleleng" is originally tagalog as sung by freddie aguilar.  so i showed her, if only because it gets my goat when tagalog versions of cebuano songs are claimed by tagalogs as their own compositions (the most infamous: "kasadya ning taknaa" christmas song).

the best wake-up call of all:  a non-filipino here played "baleleng" on the electronic organ.  i felt like crying.  

Quote from: chicogon on March 30, 2011, 04:07:22 AM
It appears to me that this song is originally or traditionally Tausog covered by many artists esp. the most popular one by Max Surban. Ambot ngano giangkon man nga si Max Surban ang composer ani? Maybe the Cebuano translation only... unsa bay tinuod Ms. Isles?

i believe max surban can only claim as original his own cebuano version of the song.  i even doubt if he himself was the one who translated this, though i don't know any better.

as far as i can remember, when i got curious about this song in the early '80s (max surban's version was recorded in 1978) because my then 3-year-old bol-anon jamong niece frequently sang this, my father said that it's a tausug folk song and that max surban's version somehow caused "their world" and "our world" to get closer. 

i thought then that the words "sitangkay" and "sibuto" were just a 3-year-old's gobbledygook, until i saw a poster at the post office and realized that these were places in tawi-tawi that are reachable by mail!  i just had to do some research because i felt i was taking for granted some places in my own country while i can go to great lengths to find out where in denmark the castle of elsinore of shakespeare's hamlet is.

then i let the song rest in my mind's back burner.  the next time i paid attention to this song was when i named one of our chickens "baleleng".   

pervert.  angay putlan.

wow!  nature has a way with color combination; it cannot go wrong.

ay...

bitaw, naa baya poy souls and living...

baleleng, lorenz, baleleng.  the original tausug baleleng.  i hope you have it.

Quote from: Chongki on March 29, 2011, 12:58:07 PM
ms isle, try mp3raid.com

took your suggestion, chongks, and i finally got "this day" now.  thanks much. 

hehehe, ka-crude pa intawon sa duyog aning kantaha.  but i like the lyrics so i thought i might as well have the song.  thanks again.

may god have mercy on their souls. 

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 28, 2011, 11:51:16 AM
isles, are you scared of this Chinese soldier? He has you in his sights...eh?

ako si ingga, kumakain ng bala.  i'm more scared of where your mind is going...

mama na tingali ni si inday karon kay 2009 pa man diay ning iyang introduction.  si botoy bitaw, hubag na man ron kay na-infected man ug samot.

i hope we smell the same.  (jawk.  i was just reminded how i had loved it when my father dear teased me that i smelled like our dog in my grade school years.  those were the days...)

Quote from: chicogon on March 29, 2011, 11:44:36 AM
Unsa imo gipangita Ms Isle, lyrics or MP3 sa "This Day" ug "Baleleng?"

lyrics sa "baleleng" nga original tausug version, fr chic.  (naa na ko sa bisaya ni max surban ug tagalog ni freddie aguilar aning kantaha, apil guitar chords).  it would be nice to know the original lyrics of this song.  as for "this day" ni cliff richard, i wish for an mp3 unta.

a real adorable pup.

kagwing.  nag-unsa man tawon dinha si darth vader... hahaha!

botoy's secret is no more:

hahaha!  ambisyoso ang laki nga molingkod ani.

kan-ogs, duklon nakog naay mo-post ug para sa baye.

pa-make-up unya ko ni greggy kun naa koy gustong hadlokon.

isn't that a spinning top?  kasing, sa ato pa?  aw, kun di gani, mao siguro niy bag-ong model ug syringe that our dear resident doctor lorenz can very well use.

this reminds of why we voted for intelligent people to hold public office before we figured out that they're no different from movie actors.

naa sa gatan-aw kun dalikdikon ug ulo, hahaha! 

fellow tb members, i've been at it in the last 3 days.  nothing.  those who are experts at music research in the internet, please help me with cliff richard's "THIS DAY"* and the original tausug lyrics of "BALELENG".  (i already have the visayan and tagalog versions--max surban, freddie aguilar--and the guitar chords, but i wish for the original tausug version.) 

VHINZ, you're good at this.  i hope you're still around.  mp3 is very much welcome.  a youtube one will take hours of downloading, considering the internet speed here, where i am.  besides, i hope to be able to listen to these two songs while driving.  i also hope to play this on the violin (hehe, ambisyosang kabaw).

i truly love old songs.  my sincere thanks.


*lyrics start with "this day could have been/ just an ordinary day...etc."

batohon ba kaha ang showgirls kun nabali diay kay tulo ray guwapa ang 50 maoy di...

kujaw jud tingali kag image bai hubs kay di man ipakita.

congratulations, raqz!  next step:  maintaining it.  ajaw baja paglastiko ha?  kana bang inat-hiyos-inat-hiyos.  daghan gyod kag ma-inspire ani labi na ug ma-maintain nimo.  (clapping hands here.)    

reality check:  tuyoon man na aning mga models ug paigwad-igwad ilang butts as far back as possible kutob sa ilang maantos; obvious sa ilang body positioning.  wa na lay labot sa photoshop.  ilad mo sa?

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 28, 2011, 01:08:14 PM
hahaha. if you swear by your mustache, then i must say that you are indeed a rare-breed of woman.

di lagi na ahoa, 'day. balhiboon man gud akong legs.

ps. its okay to keep you legs wide open. 'kaw pa. ikaw bitaw ning ingon imuha nang chair sa imong office.

pps. i wonder how your complementary coffee table looks like.

mao bitaw imong gi-shave kay balhiboon...

no, it's not okay because it's the chair that has open legs, not me.  the complementary coffee table must look like someone's butt.  y'know, someone with a beard...

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 28, 2011, 01:12:51 PM
oy nindot bitaw ni, 'day isles. unsa man ni? pediatrician man sigoro ang owner sa ani.

pediatrician gyod tingali, kingdom animalia phylum arthropoda class arachnida.

luckily there were no such things then as food processors or blenders.  imagine if there were such a phrase as 'they are the food processor and blender, while we are the milkshake'.

lupad pud ug apil ang kuto ni manoy, tsk, tsk, tsk.

pahinayki na lang, kay ing-ani gyod pod tingali imong private rest room.

horrors.  here again is a reminder of that horror.

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 28, 2011, 01:42:56 AM
oy, kulirez, di poydi mo higda sa bed, 'day. singgiton ko sa attending MD og mo higda ko ana. para ra man gud na sa mga patiente.

kanang circular chair. intawn. mao ra na ahoa. huhuhu

cheer up!  you can always transfer your surgical mask to your eyes so you won't see the attending md.

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 28, 2011, 01:41:27 AM
bwahaha. sorry, isles, but i dont remember frequenting high heels or having such beautiful feminine legs. imuha lagi na, day'.

di lagi. imoha lagi na.  tingali nahubog ka mao nga nakalimot ka nga nag-high heels ka sa una.  look closer, di ba shaved legs na, i swear on my mustache.

so how does one make a mouth that can play the flute?

maayo ni nga design kay angso-angso...

labad ra mo...

o di ba kaha nanagan rag iya ang mga ligid? 

di ba kaha pulis ra pod and niunay ani?

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 28, 2011, 06:40:16 AM
He he, you may not be successful in convincing them to come along. They're full of confidence, remember? 

sometimes, full confidence rooted on shaky grounds flings some to certain exotic clubs without their wanting to, just like greatness that one should not deign to fear because "...some are born great, some achieve greatness, and others have greatness thrust upon them." (William Shakespeare)

tiyan ray ako.  naa gyod nay sulod nga alien.

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 28, 2011, 12:50:27 AM
my office. intawn. simple lang kaayo.

nothing's simple there, intawon.  why, there's even a ready bed for you.  there's some dichotomy here, with enough magnanimity.

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 28, 2011, 12:49:05 AM
interesting. so you prefer your legs opened wide, isles?

very nice cow hide seating, btw. eclectic yet beautiful.

those are not my legs, sorry.  i daresay they look like yours. 

Quote from: Chongki on March 28, 2011, 12:49:05 AM
join ko nila sa eb ms. isle

great!  pictures unya ha?

mao ni ang visitor's chair sa akong office:

mora lagi ug naay orinola sa ilawom anang lamesaha.

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 27, 2011, 08:08:25 PM



He he...

unfair.  way speed limit sa alang-alang laki ug alang-alang baye.

pancit canton soft...

how does one get into this club?  i want to join and will take along, nay, force to come along, some people...

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 28, 2011, 12:01:13 AM

Isles,


Perhaps the Filipino Schools should start teaching Mandarin as a required language.

keep your counsel to yourself.

never mind ethnicity here.  it's the citizenship one holds and one's identity with one's country that are at the crux here.  besides, just because some chinese blood is flowing through someone's veins one could allow one's self to be bullied.  we can't even allow our own brother or sister to bully us.  

magpaabot mi nga moapil si chongki dinha sa inyong eb sa manila.  

makig-eb ko ninyo didto unya sa montes archimedes sa moon ha?

Too many good docs are getting out of the business. Too many OB-GYNs aren’t able to practice their love with women all across this country.

                                     another gem from George Bush the son

whew!  it looks like children in their innocence can appreciate beauty more.  what a wake-up call of a story.

Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we.

                                                           George Bush the son

Border Agent Put His Wife on Terrorist List

Immigration officer fired after putting wife on list of terrorists to stop her flying home

An immigration officer tried to rid himself of his wife by adding her name to a list of terrorist suspects.

He used his access to security databases to include his wife on a watch list of people banned from boarding flights into Britain because their presence in the country is ‘not conducive to the public good’.

As a result the woman was unable for three years to return from Pakistan after travelling to the county to visit family.

The tampering went undetected until the immigration officer was selected for promotion and his wife name was found on the suspects’ list during a vetting inquiry.

The Home Office confirmed today that the officer has been sacked for gross misconduct.

more at:  http://www.funnymos.com/wife-on-terrorist-watch-list.html

ang akong ganahan nga laki bisan asa anang duha, ok lang, basta pasado sa pinaka-importante nga butang...

this can be taken either way.  pepsi has more creativity or it keeps changing its mind.  coca-cola is too staid and stuck or too secure with itself. 

personal taste, before i avoided these drinks:  it ought to be coke if it's cold, it's pepsi if it isn't.  these days, pepsi max tastes much better than coke zero.

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 27, 2011, 10:14:56 AM
Aw, kon maohon di na to si Botoy. Basin si Bay Bolbs to o kaha si Bay Bugs...

aw, lihay man sad dayon... hinoon, si bolbs ray makatubag ani samtang si bugs, ang imong igzu, morag dugay na man tong nabuwasot sa iyang unlan nga buslot...

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 27, 2011, 09:59:21 AM
Hmm, maayo diayg gawi ang maong mga sangpotanan kon maohon...

mora tingalig makakita ug langit kanang mablak-awtan ug mapurdoy ang negosyo mao nga mamaayohon jamo ang gawi.

What is your view on China's Ascension to Superpowerdom?

at this point i'm beginning to dread it.  so far china had bullied the philippines enough.  in terms of foreign policy, china had dictated to us to keep us in line, and we cower in obedience.  ugh.  are we afraid that if all the chinese urinate together our country will sink?        

hahaha!  my type.  complete with streaming hair, er, is that a streaming tent?  i like wheels that run instead of turn.  this is a great answer to flying segbin's kabayong mula in another thread.

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 26, 2011, 08:48:25 PM

maka-board tingali ang eastbound ug westbound.

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 23, 2011, 11:54:39 AM
He he, namoso ang amaw...

pareha man silang opaw.

i really love the voice of this singer.  too bad she was no longer active when i came of age.  i was tortured instead by a thin-voiced madonna.  

my type.

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 24, 2011, 09:12:47 AM
The psychological as well as the sociological effects are magnanimous.

just what do you mean by this, higala lorenz?

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 26, 2011, 04:18:18 PM
He he, basta di lang ang itlog maoy maigo...

unya, kay ang itlog man ang hubag...

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 26, 2011, 04:44:22 PM
Hain ka ani. Ms. Isle? Burag parehas man mog nawong tanan...

di ko makit-an kay ako nang tig-abli sa telon. 

sureness hinoon ko nga ikaw ni:

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 26, 2011, 04:59:38 PM


Cyclist with oversize helmet...

TOP TEN ROMA (GYPSIES) CHARACTERS IN LITERATURE

1.  CARMEN in Prosper Mérimée's Carmen
2.  ESMERALDA in Victor Hugo's The Hunchback of Notre Dame
4.  KIZZY in Rumer Godden's The Diddakoi
5.  MR ROCHESTER (in disguise) in Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre
6.  EMIL in Louise Doughty's Fires in the Dark
7.  JASPER PETULENGRO in George Borrow's Lavengro
8.  PEPITA in Vita Sackville-West's Pepita
9.  ROUX in Joanne Harris's Chocolat
10. JOE BOSWELL in DH Lawrence's The Virgin and the Gypsy

http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2008/aug/12/1

Roma among World's Most Persecuted Groups
Sometimes Called Gypsies, Romany People Have Hard Lives

(Apr 13, 2009 Rupert Taylor)

The absence of a written record makes it difficult to trace the origin of the Roma people. However, according to the 2002 book “We Are the Romani People” by Ian Hancock they share close relationships with the Banjara people of India and the Dom people of Central Asia.

Almost half of all Roma carry Y chromosomes of a haplogroup that is rarely found outside the Indian subcontinent, according an article in the September 14, 2005 issue of BioEssays. Linguists have also traced the Romany language, some of which resembles ancient Sanskrit, to similar tongues spoken in the Indian subcontinent.

The Roma are frequently and incorrectly called Gypsies in the erroneous belief that they came from Egypt.

http://www.suite101.com/content/roma-among-worlds-most-persecuted-groups-a109303#ixzz1HiurBhF7

moburot na ang tiyan ni bolbs unya maopaw na pod siya?

morag hubag diay nga padung bunalan sa golf club ni tiger woods.