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Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the rest of the SCANDAL 

Hey, I'm Mr. Boholano
Do you like my poetry?
Oh yes, I like it, too!
OK, mokaon sa kow!

Hey, Balingsyano
Did you bring kinilaw with you?
You look very tired, bro...
How do you do...

Hey, you, guy from Dimiao...
Do you know Sir Knight Bugsay?
Mosaka man daw iyang kilay
Could it be Ms Isle?

Knight in shining armor
Call him Lorenzo
Bisaya ug Bol-anon jamo
Ningkakay tawon pag-ayo 

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 22, 2012, 11:25:30 AM
wow, that sounds so good, Fr. R!

I can't say no to food, hahahaha 

Went to get all my medical records at Ochsner Hospital... free kung adto sa doktor ipadala, but I decided to have it released for me... nakabayad nuon kog $38 (mora pog libro ni da) 

LG

Pinaka gwapa sa tanan ug pinaka sexy... niadog ba kaha ni siya?

Mao nay giingon "kusog mo kape, kusog mo pika!!!" 

Quote from: islander on May 21, 2012, 09:35:06 PM
si hubag ug bugsay ra gyoy makatubag ani.

Amen 

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 21, 2012, 01:23:50 PM

Oh you like Chinese food eh? He he he ! What did you have that was good? Chicken lo mein?

I had 3 boiled crabs, Japanese seaweed, beef roast, egg drop (2), meat ball, chicken wings (4), mussels in cheese (3), lo mein, fried rice. Today I ignored the different sushi, raw oyster and king crabs. No dessert pod kay sakit na akong tiyan hahaha. Tagbaw lagi... 

Karon pajud nahumag luto... smoked cajun sausage ug sanga (cut giant manta ray) sauteed in
coconut milk (labog), ginger, bell pepper ug pechay 

As in very ORGANic (macho)?

Hmmm kinsa diay TB member nga bag-o lang ni byahe ug niuli sa Bohol ha? Kinsa ba tong na myesta karong bag-o lang? 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkG4oIPT7tU#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0HF2EFJIL8#

Robin Gibb: He ‘Started a Joke,’ and Left Us in Tears

By Chris Willman

http://music.yahoo.com/blogs/stop-the-presses/robin-gibb-started-joke-left-us-tears-232110535.html

Did a singer's name ever seem so prophetic and appropriate as in the case of Robin, one of the great male songbirds of rock's golden age? Bee Gee Robin Gibb succumbed to a longtime struggle with liver cancer Sunday, a spokesperson confirmed. The Rock & Roll Hall of Famer was 62.

His death dashed the hopes of Bee Gees fans who'd hoped that a miracle was in store after the  singer emerged from a coma late last month. Prior to his regaining consciousness, his family had revealed that Gibb had been given only a 10 percent chance of surviving and seemed to be preparing the public for his imminent death. Despite the shock fans are now experiencing, family members surely feel grateful for the month they had with Gibb after his unexpected awakening.

Disco fans are feeling their mortality this weekend, as the death of one of the principal voices of the 15-times-platinum Saturday Night Fever soundtrack follows the passing of Donna Summer by a mere three days.

A statement read: "The family of Robin Gibb, of the Bee Gees, announce with great sadness that Robin passed away today following his long battle with cancer and intestinal surgery. The family have asked that their privacy is respected at this very difficult time."

Robin follows Maurice (a fellow Bee Gee) and Andy (a solo artist) in death, leaving eldest brother Barry as the sole survivor among the legendary Brothers Gibb. The Bee Gees had officially retired as a group in 2003, following Maurice's passing, although Barry announced in 2009 that there were tentative plans to revive the act as a duo -- a potential reunion that never came to be after Robin fell seriously ill in 2010.

Some of Robin's health problems seemed to echo the maladies suffered earlier by Maurice -- who was his twin. The cause of Maurice's death nine years ago was attributed to a twisted intestine. Robin first underwent emergency gastro-intestinal surgery in August 2010. In January of this year, he revealed that he'd been diagnosed with colon cancer, which had spread to the liver -- noting that "the strange thing is, I've never felt seriously ill." But he had further intestinal surgery in late March. And the combination of chemotherapy and repeated operations had contributed to all-around depletion, his doctors acknowledged.

Back in early February, Robin was still giving interviews and describing reports of his dire health as exaggerated. "I was diagnosed with a growth in my colon," he told the BBC then. "It was removed. And I've been treated for that by a brilliant doctor, and in their words 'the results have been spectacular.'" The growth, he explained, "is almost gone and I feel fantastic. Really from now on, it's just what they could describe as a 'mopping-up' operation. I am very active and my sense of well-being is good."

Sadly, that appears to have been the last time Gibb spoke with the press. Fans first realized the severity of the situation when he was unable to attend the premiere of his first classical work, Titanic Requiem, in London on April 10. A few days after that work's bittersweet debut, family members revealed that he had contracted pneumonia and was "fighting for his life."

Then, his rallying over the last few weeks was reported as nothing short of a miracle. "Robin has confounded his doctors by waking up from the coma he had slipped into after contracting pneumonia," a statement on his website read. "He remains in intensive care but is now fully conscious, able to speak to his loved ones and breathing on his own with an oxygen mask."

Gibbs' wife, Dwina, told an Irish newspaper that the family had been playing music to help rouse her husband -- and that the newly conscious singer had cried upon hearing Roy Orbison's "Crying." His doctor, Andrew Thillainayagam, told the press, "It is testament to Robin's extraordinary courage, iron will and deep reserves of physical strength that he has overcome quite incredible odds to get where he is now" -- while cautiously adding that "the road ahead remains uncertain."

That road ended Sunday, leaving Titanic Requiem to serve as his own unwitting requiem. He'd written the classical piece in conjunction with his son, Robin-John, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, joining together original vocal and orchestral themes with excerpts from the Latin Mass for the Dead. Gibb had been intending to sing one vocal number at the premiere, but instead, "Don't Cry Alone" was offered via a recording, according to a four-star review in the London Telegraph.

It was only fitting, if you believe in symmetry, that "Don't Cry Alone" should be the last vocal number unveiled during his lifetime, since, for many, his notoriety began with the tearfulness of "I Started a Joke."

Although falsetto-wielding Barry was the most prominent and most-parodied Bee Gee in later years (see Justin Timberlake's comic impersonation on SNL), Robin was often considered the unofficial lead singer in the trio's late-'60s early days, and it was his tender vibrato that early fans first associated with the Brothers Gibb, via not just "I Started a Joke" but other hits like "I've Gotta Get a Message to You" and "New York Mining Disaster 1941."

It was Robin singing on the group's first No. 1 British hit, "Massachusetts," which also topped the charts in most of the territories of the world (except the U.S., where it made it to No. 11). He was a lad of 17 at the time, and, of course, had never even been to the title state.

Competition with Barry led Robin to quit the group and go solo in 1969, though he returned in 1971, in time to participate in "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart," their first No. 1 single in America. Their real renaissance, however, kicked off in 1975 when, in the earliest days of disco, they had a second No. 1 with "Jive Talkin'," followed by the similarly rhythmic "Nights on Broadway" and "You Should Be Dancing," which became the template for a block of Saturday Night Fever songs in 1978.

Fever revived "Jive' and "Dancing" along with introducing the instant dance-floor standards "Stayin' Alive," "Night Fever," "If I Can't Have You," and "More Than a Woman," plus a ballad in the more traditional Bee Gees vein, "How Deep is Your Love." It was by far their greatest commercial triumph, and also, in a way, their unmaking, since only pockets of critics and fans were inclined to recall the pop chops and cred of their early albums after they couldn't shake their association with the waning disco tide.

The '80s and '90s were less kind to the brothers as hitmakers, although they continued to sell well overseas and never stopped being a concert draw. Befitting such a quintessential part of 20th century pop, they gave their last real concert on the last night of the millennium.

Critics and fans who would want to defend the Bee Gees' pre-Travolta reputation point to landmark albums like 1969's double-album Odessa -- which, of course, produced no major singles. But the more R&B-oriented smashes that came later provide their own defense, even if there was an inevitable longing among hardcore followers for the days when there was no beat to speak of except for the one inherent in the throb of Robin's vibrato. As the principal songwriter, it may have been brother Barry's job to start the jokes, and sobs, but in that early peak period, at least, it was Robin who finished them.

8 out of 10 at least...

Very graphic jamo istoryaha 

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 20, 2012, 08:52:03 PM
He he, why walk when you can fly? Pwede ka mo-volunteer nga maoy bala sa tirador ni Cornelia...

Akong gipangita ang iyang design nga silhig... basin lain tong nag design sa silhig, dili si Cornelia 

Unsa kahay bation nimo Bay Hubs kung magpailawom ka sa tulo? Sigurong buslot ang bulsa... 

Wala pa tawon, pero sige ko tan-aw sa lugar sa ga eskwela pa kos Tagaytay (1981-1985); kada hapon mag jogging ko sa una ug igo ra tawn lili sa lugar nga kina klarohan from the rotunda 

They got hitched yesterday...

TBTK = Taga Bohol Tiunay'ng Byuty 

Beauty and brains and the Boholano flair for pageantries 

Another pose for the winners... ang mga wa kadaog nagsige ma sag smile sa likod... because they all know they are
all winners 

And the winner is...  Gwapa baya oy... tall and pretty

Quote from: vrglguapo on May 20, 2012, 03:38:56 PM
ang wala makadaog mao cguro na nanaway..

Mrs. Bohol International 2012


Hmmmm di ba kaha aning grupoha gikan ang kumplen hehehe... jok jok jok 

Malipayo... kay nakakaon napod; depressed kay sobraan ka busog; hopeless kay nagni na jud ni (sige pakals). Salamat gehapon sa kaayo sa Ginoo and for a byutipol Sunday today. 

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 21, 2012, 12:10:52 AM
Good Sunday to everyone ! Oh, it's a beautiful day here in Chicago! My gf and I are also making juice by mixing kale, carrots, pears, strawberries, and some spinach in the juicer machine we just bought! Tastes so delicious!

I'm glad you're enjoying your weekend with your Ilonnga honeypie. It's hot down here in the Big Easy... went to Chinese as usual. Hopeless na jud ko ani bah... cge lang kaon. 

Hmmm.... naghinaway pa!!! 

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 20, 2012, 08:36:07 AM
Link provided. Check na lang if interested.

Lajo man... Germany... kapoy baktas 

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 19, 2012, 01:50:10 PM
Sculptures by Cornelia Konrads

Asa naman ang uban? 

Happiness is... 

2012 Champion

Badjang Divers ni sila 

Kasing bait mo... 

Miss Bohol International 2012

Asa goy iskandalosa ani nila nga pyuros man gwapa? 

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on May 19, 2012, 11:34:23 AM
Gahapon nagbike ko kauban sa akong duha ka iro ug sa dihang dihay gigukod si Blacky ilawom sa culvert dayong lahos sa poste intawon ang iring nakasaka ug ahat kay bound and determine man jud si Blacky nga iyang patyon ba kaha. Natagbaw ko ug syagit ug tayming pud ang silingan sa iring inglabay nagkotse, akong hunahuna witness jud to sa krimen nga gibuhat ni Blacky. Maong nakabalo na ko sa style aning iroa ug imong biyaan di na siya manghilabot kay maikag sunod nimo. Before ko nakapedal natagak ang iring sa poste ug hapit na jud mabiktima ni Blacky nanglupad nag balhibo ug nakasaka rag balik ang iring. Salamat sa Dios way dautang nahitabo sa iring.  Tanang silingan namong iro puros nakulatahan ni Blacky, di raba maikog bisan naa ang tag iya i pin down jud niya sa ground ug medyo nakakat on ug leksyon ang mga iro sa among silingan nga ug molabay gani mi magpaghot paghot nalang silang magpalayo kay hagit makulatahan ug balik.

Maog style sa akong 2 ka German Shepherd sa Project Cabawan - si Bricks ug so Booboy - way laing mananap nga pwedeng maglihok-lihok o mosulod didto kay ila ra jong teritorio. Kung naa silay biktima ilang taguan sa ilang ilok, maghapa-hapa sa imong atubangan unya magduwa-duwa kintahay sa ilang biktima... morag nanghambog.  Mga license to kill mga iroa pero dili nila kan-on

Maayo siguro ning ideyaha kung ge consti ka... 

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 19, 2012, 02:40:13 PM



Bwahaha!

Bwahahaha!!! Bahakhak de katawa!!! 

Aguy gituok si Ms Isles sa GS 

Aw! 

Mahal? Barato? Unsa man duol sa karsada? PM me...

Wow, onse man gyod...

Basin iyang binuhi si Faith... kuto

Kasuway ko ana sa una sa Ba-ang, Catigbian... nilurat akong mata kay ice man jud akong tan-aw ug dili ko makatoo... 

Quote from: bugsay on May 18, 2012, 06:42:17 PM
......ug ikog?...

Pati ang kuto ug lusa dako napod gamay 

Taga Balingsya ni pormaha kay taga dagat 

Shhhh... 

Wrong thread? LoL 

Mao ni ako ge merienda

Ako pong dessert: avocado/banana shake

Mao ni ako gi lanlan ganina... my version of Max's Friend Chicken (crispy version) 

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on May 17, 2012, 02:50:07 PM
Bonham: People always talk about how down-to-earth you are. What’s your secret to staying humble in a world where it’s all to easy to get caught up in the hype of fortune and fame?

Durant: It’s tough man. I can’t lie. I can’t lie about that. But I always kind of pinch myself and say that any day this can be gone. In the Bible, (it says) the Lord exalts humility and that’s one thing I try to be all the timeâ€"when I’m talking in front of people or when people tell me I’m great, I (remind myself that I) can always be better. I always work on what I have now. I’ve just got to be thankful to the Lord for what the gifts He’s given me. My gift back to Him is to always be humble and to always try to work as hard as I can. I’ve got to continue to be that way. I know that if I try to get a big head, my mom is going to do a great job of bringing me back down to size. I have the best of both worlds with the coaches we have here and my parents and my family doing it back at home. I’m in pretty good hands.

Read more: http://blog.beliefnet.com/inspiringathletes/2011/05/nba-all-star-kevin-durant-on-faith-family-and-fame.html#ixzz1v6hxoLe4