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diay earthbound, dili flying segbin.

so far, sa north africa pa ni, wa pa tantong mokoyanap sa middle east, kurog-itlog or no.

Quote from: taga tigbao on February 23, 2011, 01:44:33 PM
Flat lagi ag taas. Di ba kaha ni bajot? 

baye man hinoon ang bukton ug legs.  sige na lang ang nawong kay mahimo man nang baye o laki.  ang ka-flat sa taas... tingalig manulis pa na siya pinaagig hitch-hitch aron naay ikabayad ug breast implants. 

unja, pasakjon na nimo sija ha?

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 23, 2011, 01:33:01 PM
Delikado. Di ba kaha ta hold-apon ani... 

aw, sa mailad lang.  kaklarong di mao kay nganong nag-bikini sa highway.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 23, 2011, 01:30:27 PM
Nadugay nakong tan-aw, mora man diayg padulong lunggoan og liog ang usang kitten ani... 

nisantop pod nako... nihilom lang ko kay kittens man god.  i prefer to think that they are dancing samurai warriors and the sword is just a prop.    

dili.  ang awto di kaanak, ang baye way ligid.  hinoon kasakyan ang duha, pero, malas lang kun inyong papitohon ang lobot sa baye.  katilaw gyod mog sarin gas.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 23, 2011, 12:44:37 PM
Pangita pud og similar sword... 

di lang ko.  matuli unya kag ahat.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 23, 2011, 07:56:54 AM
Gadhafi's retaliation has already been the harshest in the Arab world to the wave of anti-government protests sweeping the Middle East. Nearly 300 people have been killed, according to a partial count by the New York-based Human Rights Watch.

the details of the news article are something not to be trifled with.  these are reporters who are "on the ground", in the midst of chaos and revolution.  i'm just bothered by a little detail that i've noticed has also been used by other western news reporters/writers.

the latest revolutions are happening in northern africa (tunisia, egypt, libya).  when such first began in tunisia, there was already mention of revolutions happening in the "middle east". 

fine, there may already be stirrings in bahrain most recently, but i'm wondering why the middle east is easily made the whipping boy of mayhem when the ongoing revolutions are all in northern africa.  i wish reporters/writers are more careful about their geography.  otherwise, it is as though there's a conspiracy to egg middle east countries on to follow suit. 

as all things must end, including dictatorships.  42 years of gadhafi?  whew!  we had ours driven after 20 years in power.

malditang liyona.  namoso ug pareha niyang baye.

ajaw na tawon oy.  human na ta anang mga apelyidoha. 

mangita unya kog sininang ingon ana para sa akong naughty kitten.  purgahonon pa ra ba, pero payts na.   

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 21, 2011, 11:10:55 AM
Grupoha ang mga mananap: sa wala ang mga molupad, sa tuo ang mga molukso... 

molukso akong kabuhi kun magpalandong ko sa batang gikidnap ug gipatay sa cebu.

Quote from: chicogon on February 23, 2011, 02:03:41 AM
Are you really having a change of heart, Bro Enz? Have you been touched that deeply by Raquel's heartfelt request, i.e., to pray for Angelo Reyes' soul and all the souls in purgatory? If so, then in your heart you don't really believe AR was assigned/chastised to the fires of hell, do you? Then, stay that way (do not be stubborn). We need to dispel your fear: nobody ever said that suicide or self-muder is morally right but for reasons beyond our human understanding (absolute kind) there are people who still commit such. And yet, for those who do, leave the judgment to God who is God and who is the JUDGE, not us, you or anybody else. If you can maintain such humility and self-sacrifice (self-emptying vs your deceptive feeling), people might stop barraging you with "piko," "lansang," "maso," "martilyo," "kutsilyo," "baki nga pistolero," "catmandu samurai" etc.  

this says it all.    

catmandu community member here duly chastised.  humbled thus, i hereby rest my case.


i'm sorry for not letting go sooner.

Quote from: Chongki on February 23, 2011, 09:07:32 AM
too late the hero ....

heil! 

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on February 23, 2011, 09:15:24 AM
sa pagka karon Bai, dili pako limtanon kai wa paman ko ka utang who know's after maka utang nah

morag akong naaninaw nga si bqn ang angay utangan ani da.  bqn, anus-a kaha ta maka-eyeball?

"Neither a borrower nor a lender be;
For loan oft loses both itself and friend," matod pa ni Polonius (Hamlet, Shakespeare).

sa una pang panahon gyod diay ning utang nga makahanaw sa kuwarta nga gipautang ug sa panaghigalaay.  nganong masuko? sureness ko kay tungod kay way ikabayad.  feeling siguro nga morag gipiot bisan managhigala.  unya tingali pod usahay morag gargante ang naningil, morag nakamenos.  ambot ba uroy.  

nisaad na lang ko sa akong kaugalingon nga kun mangutang ko, di ko moutang ug kantidad nga di nako kayang bayaran sa panahon nga akong gisaad.  di sad ko magpautang ug dako nga kantidad nga di nako kayang kalimtan lang.  ug bahala kun kinsay mahiubos, di ko magpautang ug anak kay magsalig lang, di gyod mobayad.  resulta ning tanan kay nakakaon na kog tagam.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 23, 2011, 06:38:08 AM



Cool. 

really, really cool.  hinaot unta nga di ko mapugos pagbuhat ani.  salamat nga wa koy tindahan.

Quote from: chicogon on February 22, 2011, 02:16:38 PM
Yup you can have it... it belongs to the Frog World and the Catmandu Community  

hahaha!  fw and cc gid bla.  (i like them!)  bitaw, it was only yesterday that the catmandu community had taken as one of its own a prince who had turned into a frog.  his name's thumbelina.

(sleep usa ko.  thanks, fellow netizens.)

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 22, 2011, 05:09:22 AM
now now now. calm you temper, dahlin. no need for savage language. tsk tsk.

no grace under pressure. i see. 

there's no grace nor pressure from an intellectual lightweight, glad to say.  (i'm enjoying this!)  i meant 'fick off, lorenz', actually.  in my language, it means 'attaboy, lorenz!' 

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 22, 2011, 05:14:53 AM
hahaha, na, can you imagine if i had made religious studies my third major? i was only 12 credits short from making it my third major

two is a truckload for a wheelbarrow brain, three is... aherm...

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 22, 2011, 01:04:15 AM
that should not be an excuse for ignorance of the Word of God. Before you object to biblical verses , which are cosignatory to Divine Truth, in conjunction with Holy Tradition, then you should evade in the negative tone in regards to direct passages from the Holy Bible.

ahhh, now that explains your propensity for quoting the bible.  you believe some of us here are ignorant about the word of god.  you seem fond of practicing the virtues, chief among these being the virtue of self-promotion.   thanks then, spiritual sage.

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You had the audacity to poke fun of the verse from Book of Revelations, as if to indicate that you do not believe in the horsemen of the apocolapyse, as if to infer that you do not believe that the writings of St. John of the Divine, should be taken seriously. Consideringly, it must have been taken seriously since it was approved by the CATHOLIC CHURCH during the compilation of the bible, as well as later being retained by even the protestants , specifically martin luther.

you don’t get it, do you?  my oblique joke was on your claim that the revelation is literal.  so there, I showed you what literal is.  mine was never against the writings of st. john.  sorry to disappoint you about that.   (but what is it to you then, what I believe in?)
 
i would still believe in the book even if it were batman who quoted from it and i will still make a joke if he added that it’s literal.

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Just to imply lang, my little 'dahlin', before you start shrugging verses from the bible, please also know that these are Divinely Inspired material and were written under the influence of the Holy Spirt on these writers, namely apostles , or disciples.

oh?  really?  hahaha, thanks for this info that I never knew about.   it looks like I never really knew that this is just what you needed to tell me all along.  i’m floored.   i hope you get canonized soon enough for being such an evangelizer and  proselytizer.  how sweet of you.

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God Bless You!

god bless you too despite your unforgiving self.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on February 22, 2011, 12:11:35 PM
Briefly, in all things we have to let God be the judge. Let us take a special care sisters and brother in Christ, to beg this Mercy of Him and not to be careless,for it is the most generous alms to pray for those who are in mortal sin labi na ang nangamatay nga naghikog. Inay mag away mo diri maghiusa nalang kaha tang tanan nga iampo si Mr. Reyes. Nagkatawa gyud ang devil ninyo kay nagpadala mo sa inyong gibati diri.
Well,then what if through your prayer labi na nimo Lorenzo the chain could be loosed? The answer is obvious. For the love Of God I ask you always to remember in your prayers all the souls in mortal sin labi na tong nanggihikog. Tinuod daghan gisulat sa bibliya pero mas dunggon man siguro sa Ginoo atong humble prayers kaysa magsegi nalang ta ug lantugi diri ug nahilangit ba si Pedro ug wala.

thanks for the gentle reminder, raqz.  it goes to show that some of us here at tb are less sensible than others.  count me among them.

(puwede karong gabii, philippine time, ko mo-offer ug some prayers for the eternal repose of angelo reyes and all the poor souls in purgatory, unya karon mag-tb forum usa ko, in this particular thread, until my afternoon nap schedule? )

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 22, 2011, 12:52:20 AM
It shows to tell you, "dahlin" that both of us are able to talk about biblical passages concerning that part of the discussion. My inference of my education (as minimal as it is) shows to tell you that you going to a private catholic school (arent' most schools in the philippines, catholic?)

no, not most schools in the philippines are catholic.  you don’t know much about the country of your birth, after all.   the latest available data show that of the more than 43 thousand schools in the country, only a little over a thousand are private.  of these, only over 200 identify themselves as catholic schools.     

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does not make you higher than i, especially in regards to discussing about biblical verses.

naturally, it does not, must not make me higher than you.  it simply allowed me to tell you that i’m pissed off with your sanctimony.

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Still, that does not  efface the fact that you erroneously mistook Revelations, 1 Corinthians, and 1 John as old testament since i strictly made reference to new testament verses.

it does not, it should not, because you love it so, as if pointing out this error as you perceive it, as if focusing on this (why?  is this your only lifeblood to your self-righteousness?) and magnifying it by repetition as you repeat your condemnation of angelo reyes would make you right.  how cheap.

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that said,  i would suggest you realign your own readings and to re-read the bible

i will, dear master, i will, after i'm done with you.  (and i'm being kind if i said it would be light years away.)  incidentally, have you, by chance, already gotten hold of the jerusalem bible?

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before you start lecturing on who is qualified or unqualified to read and share words from Holy Scripture. Unless you are biblical theologian (with a Ph.D in divinity) then you are not in the position to tell me if i am able or not able to share my own inference, which directly supports my points that i have continuously supported through this discussion.

and because you have no phd in divinity you can claim that your own inference is the only true one because it is the only true one that supports your points?  that's what's known as presumptuous.  meanwhile, unless you are a biblical theologian (with a phd in divinity), you have no right to keep on insisting with your own inference just to make yourself feel right about consigning someone to hell.  i correct myself; even a biblical theologian (with a phd in divinity) is not in the position to consign anyone to hell.

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Oh, na, not so harsh diba?

you were never harsh, lorenz.  in fact, you are the kindest animal on the planet, with more than enough kindness to spare for the soul of angelo reyes.

aruy!  hinoon, puwera sa maayo. 

naa koy kailang jordanian medical student in the late '80s.  iya kunong fellow-jordanian nagdala intawon ug daan nga mercedes benz para magamit niya as a student.  all the documentary requirements have been met, transport and customs payments all settled. 

wa kuno makuha kay gitionan man hinoon ug pusil sa usa ka customs police ang iyang amigo pagkuha sa awto sa pantalan.  wise move; bahala ang mercedes basta buhi siya.  mahadlok mosumbong kay feeling nila wa silay kadangpan.  naa pa ra bay immigration men nga mobisita nila kada buwan kay mangayo ug sustento nga 25k.  kun tinuod man tawon ni nga estorya, purya gyod.

great pics, tubagbohol.com.  thanks.

guwapo tuod kalimtan ang tanan labi na ang utang sa ikalimang bathala.

mora gyod hinoon ug lifesaver nang iyang displayed bilbil.

i hope this is just a sick joke.

Quote from: chicogon on February 22, 2011, 02:19:47 AM
I must be dreaming!!! I thought I died and went to H--L!!! (ni jumped na baya kos cliff sa akong earlier post kay hopeless case naman ning usa deri tawon). I thought Lorenz said, "I rest my case." Dili man diay I REST MY CASE, HOPELESS CASE man diay  

Tinuod diay jud nga napuno ning akong INBOX aning kukabildo sa duha nga morag iring ug iro (circa Cat Lady vs. Irong Bungoton).  

Calling all CATS and FROGS!!! Heeeeeelp!!!

islander (or is this her twin?)

got to go.  sleeping time's hours past.  thanks and goodnight, everyone.  over and out.

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on February 22, 2011, 02:26:11 AM
Isle, ako mong IPALATUZ sa akong silhig ni father chiCOGON! hahaha!

sugot ko.  karong holy week lang ha?

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on February 22, 2011, 02:16:03 AM
Pad'z! dili nimo makit-an? Ikaw nalai gamit aning akong silhig ug ikaw nai bahala kon unsa-on nimo pag gamit

aguy.  ayaw lang tawon nang silhiga ipagamit namo nga sakyanan padung sa... kana bitawng init nga lugar sa mga wa pasayloang makasasala...

Quote from: chicogon on February 22, 2011, 02:13:25 AM
You still feel that way right now? I can't even put both of you in one cubicle at not fight!!!  

Asa ba tong 2H20 nako? Kung manginahanglan ta di makita, kung dili naa ra ga patara ahihihi...  

ay, nauwaw ko.  (ganahan ko kay 'inday' man god.  manash na baya ko, hehe.)  wa kaha imna ni bqn ang 2H2O nimo, fr chic?   

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on February 22, 2011, 02:02:27 AM
hehehe, bitaw Isle oi. Asa naman to si father chiCOGON, siya raman joi naai holy water nato ani, kai ako tig silhig raman intawon ko sa kilid sa kalsada atbang sa cathedral

hihihi.  nabadlongan diay ko nimo nga tighugawhugaw kay ako tong tigsuroy ug puto sa plaza.

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on February 22, 2011, 01:24:53 AM
Calling father ChiCOGON!!! We need your holy Water!!!

thanks for the breaker, bqn.  (i wish it were not the wee hours of the morning here.)  tabangi unya ko kun sa pagbendisyon ni fr chic ug holy water, moaso unya ko... ajaw ko bijai...

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 22, 2011, 01:26:38 AM
so, you are a supporter of the status quo? tsk tsk. corruption is okay with you, considering the fact that you are defending Reyes.
not once did you even show disgust towards his actions, his corruption.

ay, ka luod!

luod gyod tawon ka.  i said show me any post of mine that claims i want a new philippines (because you have declared that i did) and you jump to the conclusion that i favor the status quo?  whew!  when logic was distributed, it looks like you were absent.   

sorry, unlike you, i'm not capable of showing disgust for people who have not been proven guilty, especially dead ones.

mao nga paskang kaluod gyod tawon nimo. 

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 22, 2011, 01:21:56 AM
Oh, how arrogant of you. And you think you are higher than a call center agent, because you are a house wife? lol.

Isles, your comments are detractive, clearly, and do not even stick to the point.

PS. Watch your ingrata-like attitude, cebu is known in the philippines as the BPO center of the country, and it is these call center agents, that is responsible for making the Philippines the # IT center in the world (as far as i remember, we recently surpassed India). To say that being a call-center agent is a bad thing.

It's a honest , hard working living. Something that General Angelo Reyes was not known for. Considering he pocketed over 50 Million Pesos.
And where do you think those millions came from? Surely not from the heavens that poured it down on his head. It came from the everyday tax paying Filipino citizen. It came from the call center agents, the doctors, the nurses, the teachers, the lawyers, business owners  etc. People that work for a living.

f--k off, lorenz.  so you stick to the point, so now you lecture me about cebu and why i shouldn't have this "ingrata-like" attitude because it's the bpo center?  it looks like you were the one insulted for qualifying as a call center agent.  why, you don't want to be at the center of the bpo center even as you are so sure that angelo reyes pocketed 50 million?  f--k off, lorenz.

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on February 22, 2011, 01:18:19 AM
hehehe, pasalamat nalang ko nga sa tibo-ok nahong kinabuhi WAA JUD ko kasuway ug basa ug bible

maayo pa ka.  hapit na ko magmahay bisag igo ra kong naka-half shot ug basa.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 21, 2011, 10:35:30 PM
How arrogant of you. To criticize the writer's writing ability, instead of understanding his point of view and body of material that was laid to bare.

what more earthshaking arrogance is there than to declare that someone’s soul is burning in hell?  what a writer writes speaks of him.  it’s as simple as that.  but then simplicity seems beyond you.

the “body of material” that you are referring to here is not necessarily gospel truth; it is just an opinion of a writer.  whether he has some basis or not for such an opinion is beside the point.  the poor guy (reyes) was not even charged with anything yet.  haven’t you heard that a person is innocent until proven guilty, in a court of law, not in the bar of public opinion?

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You are interesting, isles, you claim to want a new philippines,

show me any post of mine that claims i want a new philippines.  (don't put words into my nostrils!)

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devoid of corruption, but at the moment of one corrupt former military man's death (suicide), you have lost the spark of credibility, and have become a defender. His death does not pardon his crimes, no , no. His death and the reaction of some people to his death indicates how quick people are to forget the crimes. legislative investigators still need to pry open the story and truth from his situation.

frankly, who really cares whether you find me credible or not?  

you presume that he was already guilty and was already a criminal?  poor angelo reyes.  a guy thousands of miles away can dare say he’s already guilty, has dubbed him a criminal, and has consigned his soul to eternal flames, and all because he chose to believe only what he wanted to believe in what he has selectively read and heard.  if that’s not arrogance, i don’t know what is.  

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in the progression towards a more responsible government , and a better functioning democracy, investigators must refrain from detractive tendencies of the emotional outburst of the times. it must remain unhindered in the pursuit of justice.

egad, you write worse than the writer of the article i so arrogantly criticized.  (sorry, but my term would have been ‘commented on’ rather than criticized.)  that writer, at least, doesn’t own a short-circuited brain.  what does the ‘it’ in your last sentence refer to here, by the way?  help me, please, so i can fathom better your genius.

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reyes' death was his own choosing. his estate and his perpetrators must and should answer to the law. no one is above the law. not even the dead.

please tell me when you find out that a dead person had been put on trial and condemned to death with lethal injection.  i’d be very interested.  i hope you will be the doctor who will certify him dead on arrival at the courtroom.  

i’m wasting my time on you, obviously.  goodnight.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 21, 2011, 10:19:00 PM
Thank you for sharing your most illustrious career in biblical study. Unbeknownst to you, my little dear, is that I attended a prestigious private college in the United States. In my stay as a Molecular Biology & European History double major (while under the competitive pre-medical track), i managed to minor in religious studies. I studied the Q'uran for 2 whole semesters, 1 semester on Intensive Middle Eastern History, as well as 1 Semester on Christian Historiography, 1 semester on comparative religious text (bible, tanakh, and the q'uran), let alone was an active member on our Collegiate Catholic Newman's Society (a collegiate body that focused on catholic study, as well as intensive biblical study).

I may be a 'plebe', but I dare say, you should watch your mouth in your comparatives, little lady.

you must mean comparisons, big man.

so now you think, and act, as if such studies made your discernment any better?  why, you’re even far from writing down your thoughts well, dahlin’.  but then it’s probably just a simple case of biting off more than you could chew;  no different from a sufferer of mental indigestion, really.  picking you out as a scholar must have been a tragic mistake.  i never believed in the so-called dumbing of america.  now I’m almost tempted to change my mind, thanks to you.   

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I was also humbly selected as a Collegiate Trustees Scholar (through my humble knowledge in things, was awarded a scholarship of over $35,000 + an additional $ 75,000;  then selected as one of 15 students out of a list of 500 to attend a study abroad program in the Ukraine..which was based on one's GPA and academic standing). But of course, a person of little knowledge like me cannot compare, dare i even blink, to the likes of you....

you mean, the ones who selected you were humble when they should have been proud to pick such an illustrious scholar?

but then you must have meant your own humility, and no matter how false, such claims make me wish to end my own life just so i’d be privileged to be consigned by you to the eternal flames of damnation.  ukraine, whew!  i’m shaking in my boots.

after your curriculum vitae presentation, i daresay you now qualify as a call center agent in cebu. 

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PS. You still managed to mix up old testament from new testament. As per you last post. So , I suggest you re-read your bible.
Afterall, just because one 'read' a book some eons back,does not necessarily mean he/she retains it all after a period of lack of study.

A humble below-average student.,

you mean they do make scholars out of below-average students like you?

well, if you insist, and if it makes you feel any better, dear humble below-average servant who has taken it upon himself to condemn people to perdition, so be it, because i don’t even have the ability to open the bible and i’m too imbecile to know what books comprise the old and the new testament nor do i have the energy such as you have to cut and paste bible passages from the internet. 

let it be said that i truly appreciate your humility as you condemn a suicide to hell, the kind of humility that’s quite in keeping with your revelation that your father had saved millions and calling a grandfather’s farm lot a hacienda in some other threads. 

i suggest you cease and desist from sounding like a religious scholar of sanctimonious proportions because you only end up convincing no one.   

Quote from: bugsay on February 19, 2011, 10:27:34 AM
dili tataitan?

papaitan sa pagtangka, tataitan kun mahubog na.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 21, 2011, 04:13:04 PM
Ginaensayo ko lang gid man ang Hilonggo ko gid, kay makabulbol kagid man sang hambal ya. Tambag ko lang, manug-unahon mo ang dagkot sang mga kalag, indi ang por epeks haw.

salamat sa tambag, to 'bag o to hubs ba kaha.  manug-unahon ko bla ang dagkot sang mga kalag bisang brawn-awt sang amon banwa.  indi ko gid tayp maimburnal sang impiyerno haw.      

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 21, 2011, 02:59:59 PM
Anhin mo gid bla ang kandols Madam Islex, pirmi gid ba ang brawn-awt sang banwa mo haw.

ano ba gid why man ka namangkot naman sang ilonggo sa akon, to.  ginahidlaw ka na sang bolbuhol?  kandols por epeks sa akon payag, despuwes, dagkot sang mga kalag sang purgatoryo, eh?   

Quote from: chicogon on February 21, 2011, 09:21:20 AM
ANNOUNCEMENT:

Dunay gipaabot deris taas si Santino ug Inday Luci nga ipasara daw karyo - temporarily ra god - ang impyerno kay maghimo pa daw silag dugang cubicles didto para sa mga naghikog. Nakabati daw sila sa panaglantugi sa Tubag Bohol nga madugangan sila didto... no vacancy pa daw karon. Kinsa tong naghikog from 1988 - present, dili pa pwede dawaton didto kay medyo taas2x pa daw backlog. Lupig pay backlog sa U.S. immigration bwahahahaha  

Matud pa ni Inday Luci, sa nakasabot lang.....  

ganahan lagi ko fr chic nga si lorenz si santino ug ako si inday luci.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 21, 2011, 09:36:10 AM
hala, na unsaon man ug wa kay visa?

no problem.  as long as i don't look like you (bearded and all), i'm sure i won't be mistaken for a terrorist. (jawk!)  at least, you're a handsome one who will go straight to paradise.  (jawk!)

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 21, 2011, 09:38:55 AM
i think you , youself, need to discern, my dear isles. As far as i know, and as any good bible-reading Catholic , Christian knows, is that Corinthians is not old testament, but new testament. The book of Revelations is not old testament, but New Testament. Neither is 1st John Old Testament but New Testament.

It appears to me that you need to do some more reading yourself. A bit more, sister.  

God Bless you!

incidentally, i am not referring to your biblical posts in this thread alone but in all your posts in this whole planet of tb.  
(please, brother, i may not be as knowledgeable as you are about the bible, but if memory serves me right i may not be that ignorant either as i took a special class on this in college for one whole semester, having graduated from an exclusive catholic school for girls.  i was picked out with one other student [yes, the special class had only two students].  knowing how our discussions went, please don't blame me if i regard you as a plebe when it comes to the bible.  i can, of course, tolerate your grandiloquence, which is usually a product of little knowledge.)

god bless you too.

yeheeeey!  today i learned how to make my own candles.  when i left tb this morning without logging out, i went into candle making.  now i can have as many candles as i want with colors, shapes and scents of my own choice.

hapit kalimti ang paniudto hinoon.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 21, 2011, 10:23:37 AM
Written by: Intellectualclash of wordpress.com
http://justinspeaks.wordpress.com/2011/02/16/reminiscing-suicide-judas-iscariot-adolf-hitler-and-angelo-reyes/

Reminiscing suicide: Judas Iscariot, Adolf Hitler and Angelo Reyes

just one more opinion of a writer who isn't much to begin with (considering his use of hackneyed expressions like 'foul-smelling dead fish' and 'spreading like wild fire in the forest') and one who seems better at not feeling uncomfortable in his condemnation.

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When he died, sympathy flooded the country.

of course, filipinos are a forgiving people.

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After the incident I asked: What makes somebody who committed suicide a hero? The heroes in the country were killed in war or executed because of martyrdom although I know that the definition of heroism doesn’t only require those kinds of deaths. The government currently says that OFW’s are the new breed of heroes. There are also heroes who saved lives of other people but still are able to save themselves from getting killed.

who can say?  heroes come in different forms.  why, even some super heroes have their own reasons for wearing their briefs outside for all to see, like superman and batman.  and yes, when the idea of ofws as heroes was first brought forth, many had initially scoffed.  these days, it's a given.  today's heel could be tomorrow's hero and vice versa.

it could be that there are heroes who choose to die and bring their own secrets to the grave rather than start singing like a parrot, naming names and bringing an institution and the whole country down with them.  there could be heroes who might have visions of bloodshed and unexplained assassinations because a military institution has been pushed to the wall for some corruption that is not really limited to such institution alone but is rather all-pervading, the investigating legislators allegedly included.  the possibilities for heroism are endless, being eaten by a lion in the old days that raised heroism a notch and being called martyrdom notwithstanding.

when legislators truly come up with laws as a result of the investigation (too many televised investigations in the past resulted to nothing, as one study shows), laws that cover themselves as well, then reyes shall not have killed himself in vain.

(at their perch, these legislative investigators--always in aid of legislation, they say--have not even touched what is enshrined in the constitution about political dynasties in which they are players.  they haven't come up with a single enabling law on this, which begs the question of who investigates the legislative investigators?)      

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6. And lastly, as what I’ve learned in TREDONE with Dr. Arnold Monera, suicide is a one way ticket to hell.

"Christian attitudes to suicide : In the past, the Church taught that suicide was a serious sin; suicides were not allowed a Christian funeral, or buried in holy ground. Survivors were severely punished. They believed it showed a deliberate rejection of God’s gift of life.

Today, the Church has changed. Much more is known about depression, stress, grief and other causes of suicide. Instead of condemning victims, the Church tries to understand, and support the relatives. Most Christians believe it is wrong to commit suicide, but understand why people try it. The right response to suicide is to be loving and forgiving. People should be helped, not condemned."

http://www.rsrevision.com/GCSE/shortcourse/medicalethics/suicide.htm

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 21, 2011, 01:37:56 PM
Ajaw na lang jud diay patugag kahimong kriminal kon bati kag nawong... 

mapasalamaton kita sa kahitas-an nga wa gyoy masilotan nga taga-tb society.  (kay wa may kriminal, di tungod kay way batig nawong, hehe.)

ug ngano man nga picture man ni nick nolte ang imong por ehemplo?  ang naa sa wala nasilotan ba ug mas bug-at kay sa naa sa tuo bisag usa ra na siya ka tawo?  kun before and after ni nga hulagway, before nasilotan o after nasilotan ba ni?

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 21, 2011, 05:52:33 AM
Apparently, figures of speech are not taught in medical school.  

take heart.  the human figure and its bones and innards are at least studied closely, and the study renders some students speechless at the beginning.

kabaw ba ani, hahahahaha!  nagtuo tingali si inday luci nga di ko ka-afford sa rent ug wa koy visa.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 21, 2011, 08:46:45 AM
but it says directly in revelations and 1 corinthians chapter 3 verse 7 and 8! i am not prophesying , but quoting and directly sourcing from the Holy Bible. Word for Word!

Oh, isles....

Do you question the Word of God? Are you saying that the Word of God is flawed?

oh, lorenzo, do you not see that it is more on how you select and use biblical passages to suit your personal opinion?  this is what i meant by cross-referencing and refraining from being literal in your understanding.  you pick out passages from the old testament without considering how these are fulfilled in the new testament and without sparing even a thought to “The God of the Old Testament is a God of wrath while the God of the New Testament is a God of love,” for one, so long as the passage, literally, supports your claim of perdition to suicides, which is how this thread had gone after your "divine judgment" on angelo reyes (when the thread was only about whether his dying was honorable or not, sans divine judgment on whether he's in hell or not).  

no, no, i dare not question the word of god; never did, never will.  do you not see that i'm questioning you?  is there no difference now between you and god?

HENCEFORTH, READ THE JERUSALEM BIBLE.  MOST IMPORTANT, READ THE DETAILED FOOTNOTES THERE, INCLUDING THE HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL UNDERPINNINGS OF PASSAGES AND ACCOUNTS.  this particular version of the bible is a catholic biblical scholar's best friend.  (i hope fr chic agrees with the priest who had told me this and who gave me this bible eons ago. )  your understanding and discernment, if you may, will change enough for you to have second thoughts about what passages to post here because, heavens, there is more to the words in the bible than meets the eye.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 21, 2011, 08:36:17 AM
Kon conviction pa ni, as in religious conviction, naay eager-beaver expostulator... 

tingalig wrong spelling lang...

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 21, 2011, 08:32:58 AM
Please know the difference between prophets and biblical passage sharing.

yes, you should.  after all, do we not know that even the devil can quote the bible?  and who was that who "predicted" that angelo reyes's soul is suffering the fires of eternal damnation?  i thought it was a prophesy, if not a divine judgment.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 21, 2011, 07:54:57 AM
The grace of patience and to be able to take a beating.

If you see how attendings treat medical interns. You'll know what I'm talking about.

you have my sympathy.  i understand sleep deprivation is one of the most common complaints of medical interns on top of at the bottom of the pecking order.  i hope that your posts aren't products of such terrible toll on your road to a medical profession.

"  ...Walker described the heightened emotional response in the weary as "profound," noting, "We've never seen a magnitude of increase between two groups that big in any of our studies before."

The team also checked the fMRI readings to determine whether any other brain regions had a similar pattern of activity, which would indicate that the brain networks were communicating with one another. In normal participants, the amygdala seemed to be talking to the medial prefrontal cortex, an outer layer of the brain that, Walker says, helps to contextualize experiences and emotions. But, in the sleep-deprived brain, the amygdala seemed to be "rewired," coupling instead with a brain stem area called the locus coeruleus, which secretes norepinephrine, a precursor of the hormone adrenaline that triggers fight-or-flight type reactions.

"Medial prefrontal cortex is the policeman of the emotional brain," Walker says. "It makes us more rational. That top-down, inhibitory connection is severed in the condition of sleep deprivation. … The amygdala seems to be able to run amok." People in this state seem to experience a pendulum of emotions, going from upset and annoyed to giddy in moments, he says.

"There seems to be a causal relationship between impaired sleep and some of the psychiatric symptomatology and disorders that we're seeing," says Robert Stickgold, an associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School who was not involved in this study. He cites research linking sleep apnea, in which breathing is disrupted, to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and the evidence of a connection between depression and insomnia as examples. "It might be that those medial frontal regions tell the rest of the brain, 'You can chill,'" he says. "Those circuits become exhausted or altered after a lack of sleep."    "            

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=can-a-lack-of-sleep-cause

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 21, 2011, 03:38:48 AM
1. Mary of Magdalene ran to Jesus, and followed her Lord and Savior. Served Him and believed in Him. Salvation on High. Whatever sin she had before died with her old self. She was born new, in spirit and in faith with Christ. She is a model Christian. Saved through faith and through observance of holiness. Did Magdalene return back to her sins after her salvation?

i don't know whether she did or not.  if i have to be literal about the bible, well, the bible does not devote much space to mary magdalene's biography.  what i know is that she was forgiven.  period.

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2. Please read 1 Corinthians Chapter 3, and Revelations as well as the same passage from 1st John.

now, now, it is as if you alone have read this.  let me let you in on a little secret:  i've read this while i was still a three-month-old fetus in my mother's womb.

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3. Revelations is a prophecy of the Apocalypse by St. John of the Divine. It is the foretelling of the things to come. Do you not know that Christ will soon come again to judge the living and the dead? Do you know that when He comes in Glory again for the 2nd time, His judgment will be final.
As was prophesied, so shall it be...

so shall it be.  and when the time comes, "...her prophets have daubed for them with whitewash, seeing false visions and divining lies for them, saying, 'Thus says the Lord God,' when The Lord has not spoken." (Ezekiel 22:28 RSV)

"Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep's clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves. You will know them by their fruits. Are grapes gathered from thorns, or figs from thistles? So, every sound tree bears good fruit, but the bad tree bears evil fruit. A sound tree cannot bear evil fruit, nor can a bad tree bear good fruit. Every tree that does not bear good fruit is cut down and thrown into the fire. Thus you will know them by their fruits. Not every one who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father Who is in heaven. On that day many will say to Me, 'Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in Your Name, and cast out demons in Your Name, and do many mighty works in Your Name?' And then will I declare to them, 'I never knew you; depart from Me, you evildoers.'" (Matthew 7:15-23 RSV)

"For false Christs and false prophets will arise and show great signs and wonders, so as to lead astray, if possible, even the elect." (Matthew 24:24 RSV)

as you advised me to read (thanks!), i advise to try your best to avoid being a false prophet.

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Why do you think there are frequent occurrences of Our Mother Mary in the world telling and reminding us all to repent of our sins and to not despair but to ask for forgiveness from her Son? Time is coming soon..[/i]

and where in the bible is this?  you have no quotation?  hehe.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 21, 2011, 03:28:44 AM
Through God's Grace, everything is through His Good Graces....

makes me wonder what kind of grace he has slapped you with.

ug di pod egg-cooking.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 20, 2011, 03:10:56 PM
Kon naay tira-pasagad, naa puy saksak-sinagol...

If walk mamaya you, temprano, sapagkat caballo lamang your ride, if pagod you pass sola at hammock-hammock sobre rama sang guava.

paskang.  na hala, ang kabayo na lay pasakya nimo, oldataym, sa pinakamaagang morning the night ilaybog-laybog sa dujan.

cute.  thanks.

mora lagi siyag namabdos sa dughan.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 20, 2011, 10:12:05 PM
it was accurate? didn't expect that; was expecting a rough rebuttal.

labad. 

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on February 20, 2011, 10:46:40 AM
But how do we know what happen between the person soul and God before they depart from this life. We still have no way to judge what's going on. Only God know's what happen to Angelo Reyes.
As I have said before nga who know's before siya nawad an ug kinabuhi nakapangayo pa siya ug pasaylo sa Ginoo. Yes tinuod iyang giplano iyang suicide but dili gihapon ta ka judge nga tua na siya sa hell kay ang Ginoo ray nasayod sa tanan.

amen.  and i don't need to quote the bible to believe in this.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 20, 2011, 09:29:31 PM
Manang Tess,

Please accept my condolences to your friend who recently passed. I do hope that her family , her children, and friends find strength through such difficult moments. May God surround them with His all-encompassing Love and Strength in such difficult times.

i hope you're not thinking that hofelina's tragic friend is now roasting in the eternal flames of hell?

this is just one of those dispassionate articles written by one person who may have his own biases.  i personally never take hook, line and sinker anything i read.  it always helps to cross-reference otherwise, one person's bias could rub off on me.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 20, 2011, 04:35:11 AM
It is just lately when Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago regarded the AFP's retired Secretary General Angelo Reyes as "a dead man walking", because of his involvement in the recently unveiled corruption in AFP funds. Today, people are staggered upon hearing the news telling that Angelo Reyes is dead. He is dead not because he was killed but rather he committed suicide.

she also called him "one-celled amoeba".  she's been brashly calling different government functionaries different names, like "fungus-faced" and "idiots".  what have these got to do with investigations in aid of legislation?  i can imagine that if this senator (happily, already in her third and last term), in the unlikely event that she gets to set her rifle sights on you, will happily call you a "rabies virus" or something.  such name-calling used to entertain.  it didn't anymore these last few years.  her unkind style has become "dead meat".   

by the way, senator santiago's own son, her youngest, committed suicide in 2003. 

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When Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago said the Reyes is a "dead man walking", for sure the secretary did not think of the general's actual death. It is just a metaphor that somehow portrays the current and future life Reyes has and is supposed to face. And somehow, Santiago's words coincide on the latest suicidal act of General Reyes. Perhaps, Reyes thought that there is no way for him to escape from being punished. But that is, if he really thought he is guilty as charged.

it was just a senate investigation.  whether he was guilty or not was up to the courts after charges have been filed by whoever.  why was he already treated as if he was guilty in a senate hearing that was only meant to aid legislation?  and we're supposed to be a nation of laws...

Quote from: chicogon on February 20, 2011, 04:18:29 AM
Ssssh. Pasanginlan na sad ko ay. I don't claim to be somebody (maybe a some "body" for I never stop to expand) nor a nobody. I'm ChicogoN. No more, no less. Who started this Fr. Chic?  

an inspired choice, chosen hands down.  lisod kun fr cogon or fr cogs.  never gyod kong mogamit sa latter in case.  nose-related ra kaayo.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 20, 2011, 03:14:40 AM
A lot of times, Nong. Kinsa man dili ma sayop? Tsk.

There are plenty of times here that i recognize my correction.

Ang issue ani, is that one should not pick on people , or poking fun of people.

Basing on one's supposed 'intellectual' pretension, should not be the reason for poking on one's traits.

Dili baja na maayo, Nong.

Ikaw man tigulang, you are supposed to know this and apply it, more than myself, who am much your junior in age.

there, there.  tigulang na diay ka bai hubs?  tigulang na ba pod si imong igzu nga si bugsay?  well, then, maybe the supposed junior in age is simply acting his age, like insisting on some stand on delicate matters that may need a lifetime to ponder on, such as who goes to hell and who doesn't?

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 20, 2011, 02:46:06 AM
To all whom I may have indirectly offended, or hurt in this thread, please know that it was not deliberate, nor intentional. But meant to state a point on accountability.

Please know there are no hard feelings. We are all exchanging ideas and thoughts. Despite the differences (just keep it civil lang sometimes, not under the belt punching. lol) 

Love You All,
Bran Lorenz.

in any case, i admire your energy and grace under pressure (you're unsinkable!), if not your ideas.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 20, 2011, 02:50:15 AM
All we need is for you to admit that Fr. Chic is right and you are wrong. Just that simple. Can't you do that?

it seems to me like he has, by quoting biblical passages, like casting pearls to swine.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 20, 2011, 02:01:31 AM
It was only recently that the Catholic Church implemented ammendments on suicides. But before these ammendments, Pre-Vatican II thought was constant in the teaching that suicides were destined to perdition.

so here it is.  ergo, one just can't choose between vatican I and vatican II just so one can insist in making right a careless slip one had made.  besides, we have to be aware of aggiornamento.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 20, 2011, 01:28:07 AM
The best example of that was when the jews were to condemn and stone Mary Magdelene for her crimes of adultery. Christ reminded them that none of them were born without sin.

obviously, christ did not consign mary magdalene to hell.  as we believe in divine mercy, so must we not consign angelo reyes to hell.

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However, in the case of Reyes, the reiteration of Revelations and the verse from John is important. My emphasis is the reiteration of said verses, not condemnation. One can only pray for the mercy of God's judgement. But His judgment is impeccable and just.

it looks like you have changed your mind along with a change of heart, after this:  Suicide is an unpardonable Sin. His soul is now burning in eternal fires of hell. (lorenzo's judgment)

yes, his judgment is impeccable and just, thank you.

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Revelation is literal. The verse from Revelation tells us whom GOD will not allow to enter into His Kingdom.

what the...!@#?  heavens, don't you dare expect the four horsemen of the apocalypse astride arabian horses to stop at your front yard and come knocking at your door.

 

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The other, an unrepentant murderer. The latter did not join the Lord into Paradise.

Judas Iscariot, hung himself. His was a suicide. Guilt.

suddenly, one is a murderer when they were supposed to be two thieves?  i hope though that you are not sure that he and judas are in hell.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 20, 2011, 11:51:43 AM
lol. the recipient diay. how cute. and im sure it sent a young isles love chills up her spine. eh?

they continue to send an old isles love chills all over her arthritic bones.  (heaven forbid.  the arthritis i mean.)

p.s.  got to go.  see ya later.  got to cook lunch.  got to cook pork sinigang.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 20, 2011, 11:50:39 AM
anyone knows that chicken is the best meat in sinigang.

i prefer pork sinigang.  chicken is best as chicken tinola.  bangus sinigang and shrimp sinigang are just as great.  yet whoever is the meat, the pork in this sinigang, raise your right hind cloven hoof! 

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 20, 2011, 11:58:10 AM
lol. a favorite of yours ?

yep.  george clooney is a close second.

chewbacca*




*posing ala george clooney

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 20, 2011, 12:15:52 AM
hahaha of course he is welcome. He is the tamarind of the sinigang that is Tubag Bohol Dot Com. You need every ingredients, but the sour taste of the tamarind makes the sinigang. hehe.

who is the pork in this sinigang?  raise your right foot! 

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 20, 2011, 11:16:43 AM
and ikaw, isles. are you a lover suprema? from your writings, im sure you wrote killer love letters/ poems to many x loves in the past.

eeekkk!  i dare not claim such crown.  the term 'suprema' invokes those supremas of some ragtag homegrown religious cults that we have in our country, foremost of whom is the suprema of the moncadistas who i've personally met.

besides, i was the recipient of such so-called killer love letters/poems, not the sender.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 20, 2011, 11:13:37 AM
case in point your husband, isles. im sure he is much happier, complete since he found you. diba?

but to the latter points you made, am sure.

to an extent, priests are an example. however, they are spiritually married to Christ and the Church.

so technically they are not single. and they do have children. the parish they serve are their spiritual children.

sorry, i really cannot say.  that we get along most of the time is fine enough for me.  but for me to say whether he's much happier because of me would be quite presumptuous.  for all i know, he could have been much happier if he had married lady gaga.  

as for priests, theirs is a calling, just as being married or single is a calling.  happiness is being attuned and true to one's calling, it being a journey of one's choice as personal as one's salvation.  

Quote from: cujo on February 20, 2011, 12:07:01 AM
Better late than never...Maybe he is what we call a Late Bloomer in terms of LOVE !

the possibilities are endless.  maybe he is also what we could call too-early-a-bloomer-of-too-many-loves he's had enough. 

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 20, 2011, 12:03:24 AM
Oh, sorry. I didn't know that I'm unwelcome here...  

ayaw pangluod!  mora man sad kag di komedyante... latuson ta ka ron.  better still, pangitaan ta ka ron ug asawang manunggab... na!

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 19, 2011, 11:53:51 PM
LOL! ug dili wife, at least a girl friend, or even a crush. maka bu-ang baja ni ug wa kamo baji sa kinabuhi.



i pray dili too late for Nong Hubag.

naay uban nabuang tungod sa baje sa ilang kinabuhi.

there's no need for me to presume that all that everyone needs in this world is a partner.  to each his own choice.  i know some people who chose to remain single and are way happier than those who are married.   

Quote from: cujo on February 19, 2011, 11:51:24 PM
That is why he needs a wife to keep him busy somewhere else!Hmmm....maybe Mr. Hubag is trying to be in a Guiness Book of records...shall we say A Person who Most Posted a Title in a Forum.

so far as i can tell, our friend lorenzo is way ahead.  does it mean he also needs a wife?

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 19, 2011, 11:41:54 PM
kini siya, belle, murag reader supremo. at chaka, critic supremo.
its a sign of cynicism. a product of old age.

hahaha

weird.  it is as though with old age comes cynicism as a matter of course.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 19, 2011, 11:41:15 PM
cujo, i love the colloquialism!

on the subject matter: it seems to me that the asawa suffered a violent manic attack with split paranoia. tsk tsk. luoya pood.

colloquialism?  in what specific area has this trite phrase become a colloquial?   

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on February 20, 2011, 12:13:04 AM
Of course, every one is welcome.
No one knows who Hubag Bohol is, truth to tell...

But what if he is the alter ego of Mike Ligalig? 

the possibility isn't far-flung.

it's a miracle!

hahaha!  gipangasab-an sila ni sir fd.  naughty boys man god mo.  da, hagbong gyod mo ron.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 18, 2011, 05:13:58 PM
Naa pero mga tiki, dili tawo... 

ganahan si bugsay ana.  tiki na god na, dili baki.

paapila si bourdeaux dinhi sa tb fr chic, bi.  haraw silingan unta mo.  angayan gyod siya dinhi.

mao ba kaha ni ang giingon nga tinglupad sa mga flying segbin?

bitaw, mausab tingali kay nganong naa may english word nga 'lunatic' nga sa atong pinulongan mao man tingali ni ang 'buwanon'.

naa gyod niy buot ipaibot.

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 18, 2011, 02:55:23 PM
Di ba mao nay imong bation kada adlaw, Bay Vist? 

full diay ang moon kada adlaw ni sir vist?

more!  more!  hahaha!

(karon na ko nakasabot nga french kay cajun.  pang-louisiana man gyod diay.)

ah like him boudreaux's logic.  morag daghang mahimong copycat stories ani nga logic da.  (paging, hubsay!)  makalingaw kay morag gibinuangan pod ang french, hahaha!

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 18, 2011, 01:55:35 PM
Naa pud diay nis America?

opkors naman.  the u.s. of a. is not exactly on top of the list of the world's least corrupt nations.

whew!  kaingon nakog sa pilipinas na pod.

Quote from: statesville on February 18, 2011, 12:41:31 PM
Ang kining termino nga "turtle" wala gyud diay mausab hangtud karon,
maglibog  ang mga foreigners magbasa ani nga news ang bus nahimong bao..

nakatawa ko ug nakuryoso aning imong comment, states.  tinuod, wa gyod hinoon ko makabasa nga gigamit ni nga term to describe vehicular accidents in the u.s.  not that i could read everything, though.

curiosity made me search into the whys of this term, if at all it truly exists and isn't just another 'invention' by philippine english (like our famous 'aggrupation'!)      

it turns out that the phrase does exist.  'turn turtle' is an invention of sailors.  thus:

turn turtle means to be utterly helpless or defenseless. when turned on their backs, turtles are completely powerless and without defense. turn turtle also means ‘to overturn, upset, capsize.’
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Vulnerability

turn turtle: turn upside down
sailors originally invented this term when they learnt to overturn the turtle or marine tortoise, which is suitable for food, in order to immobilise it. they applied the expression to the capsizing of ships or boats, but its use has now spread to other things that accidentally overturn.
http://users.tinyonline.co.uk/gswithenbank/sayingst.htm

thanks for inspiring me to discover this phrase's history.

Quote from: statesville on February 18, 2011, 12:41:31 PM
kalooy  sa mga biktima......

kadaghan ba diay ug angay hilakan sa ato karong panahona, o propensity ra ba kaha ni sa atong media nga mas mo-focus ug sensational o bad news kay mas basahon.  di gyod tawon pasar nila ang news sama sa dalan nga bag-ong giespalto, etc.  mao bitaw nga reklamo si pnoy nganong wa gyod ma-news nga dako kaayong kantidad nga bilyones ang nasulod sa government coffers, to add to our foreign reserves, kay ang gi-news kun naa ba siyay valentine date o wala. 

 

grabe.  pag-umangkon pa ra ba gyod ang suspect sa padre de familia nga usa sa mga biktima.

laway ang giagad aron mobalik?

naglikay na hinoon ko sa itlog ug manok kay sa kalaog nako sa una aning duha, niputak na hinoon kog allergies karon.  pero lingaw gyod ko sa una nga gipapili kog unsay gusto nakong tusloban sa fried chicken, suka ba o vinegar.