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Quote from: grazie7y on December 01, 2008, 09:24:10 AM
Thank you Dong for sharing pictures of your beautiful family!  Very nice!

Absolutely.

The passion of my life. The root of my life.

Wisdom, flows from the Mouth of God.

I am different towards different people. If I am amongst fellow medical students, I will talk to them accordingly. If I am amongst professors, instructors and researchers, my way of speech changes to the company I am with. If I need to utilize large vocabulary, to enunciate figure of speech, then so be it.

But then again, if I am around elderly folks or young children, then I will also talk to them in their ways.

If amongst simple men, talk simply with them, believe me it is not only a very humbling experience, but also one learns alot from people from different aspects of life. They may not be able to eloquently word things, but the way they say things and the feelings and experience they share are worth, truly, a thousand words.

Quote from: kiamoy` on December 01, 2008, 01:51:16 AM
all i know is, boys like it jud.

Haha, very sensual man gud.

It is the beginning..

Yup yup. He looks so much like my Uncle Steve.



Love em.

Quote from: Angie Gulle on December 01, 2008, 01:43:23 AM
Ya! SALE, SALE! 40-50% off store wide sale.

I bought something for me family, not really for me.

You serious, dude?

40-50% off?!

Dude..I need to go to the upcoming Best Buy sale in the coming weeks.

Electronics are like being sold at insane prices.

Frealz, yo.

Dudes and Dudettes,

Talking about it with a friend really helps. So helpful, imo.

Buckle down and move past it.

Darling,

Stop being in my dreams. Can't wait to see you soon.

hahahaha. Bem.

I have no problems with slurping. her ears as well.

Ah, perhaps this is excess informacion. eh? lol

No celebrity should sit on the Philippine Throne. Celebrities do nothing for the nation.

Someone worthy of the Throne should have qualifications, the prerequisites should be:

1. Military Background
2. Political Background
3. Educated Background

Rizal should have been proclaimed King. And the Rizalian Dynasty heirs of the throne.

I think a Constitutional Monarchy would go well here in the Philippines.

We need a strong leader, and definitely having a rigid King sitting as symbol of state would be a psychological plus for the country.

We are already, as a people, obsessed with celebrity and glamour high life. Institute and proclaim a Royal Family and Nobility, and it would situate well in the country.

For me, it is highly erotic.

Modesty aside, it is one of my achille's tendons.

Thick sideburns are nice. I have a friend who is growing his sideburns up to his mandible really thick. Like early 19th century style.

My uncle just posted these photos and I was ecstatic to see them.


My Mommy Wella with my brothers and cousin.
(left to right): Andre, Stephen, and Don


Again, another view


Mi Familia. My Life. 
My Dad, Uncle Steve, my brothers, my cousins, Mommy Liza, Ante Beth and Mommy Wella.
Lunch at Scotland Golf Club.


My Family


My beloved Family. Ondoy Andre, Daddy Rico, Mommy Liza, Ondoy Don and Mommy Wella.


My beloved family. Ante Beth, Ondoy Stephen, Uncle Steve and Mommy Wella. haha!


My beloved Parents.


Adorable. 

Wow wow wow. I'm loving the castle by the cliff, pre. Where is this at?

The architecture is second to none.

Unfortunate bitaw no, Ma'am Tess?

I was such a great fan of his timeless piece, 'The Old Man and the Sea'

Already?!

Watchaget, Angie?

Today was great. A bunch of us my friends cooked and prepared a surprise party for our friend Jyothi, who was celebrating her 5th anniversary with her husband.

It was great, even our Anatomy professor, our Histology and Embryology professors came.

God Bless all of us Medical Students. Bless our hearts, O Lord, and allow us to retain our innocence and our positive outlook, even in the bleakest of moments.

This I ask and pray through Christ our Lord.

Wisdom is supreme; therefore make a full effort to get wisdom.
Esteem her and she will exalt you; embrace her and she will honor you.
       - Proverbs 4:7-8

Knowledge is proud that she knows so much;
Wisdom is humble that she knows no more.
       - Cowper

Wise men speak because they have something to say, fools because they have to say something.
       â€"Plato

Forgo both.

Let us try a new system that we never had.

An Absolute Monarchy.

Now, who will be crowned King?

hahaha, I don't think I would go so severe as shaving my hair, Sir GEC, Knight of Love.

If I did that, I'd get the stares. hahahaha.

My classmate joked around with me, "Lorenzo, you'll be targeted for 'random' checks in the airport terminal"

hahahaha.

by Ernest Hemingway


Never trust a white man,
Never kill a Jew,
Never sign a contract,
Never rent a pew.
Don't enlist in armies;
Nor marry many wives;
Never write for magazines;
Never scratch your hives.
Always put paper on the seat,
Don't believe in wars,
Keep yourself both clean and neat,
Never marry whores.
Never pay a blackmailer,
Never go to law,
Never trust a publisher,
Or you'll sleep on straw.
All your friends will leave you
All your friends will die
So lead a clean and wholesome life
And join them in the sky.

My goal is to grow it as the beard Ernest Hemingway had:

Yea. Ka ingoon ko at first that this song was about break up, pero when I read the lyrics jud there was a phrase that took the cake.

"I'm holding on your rope,
Got me ten feet off the ground
I'm hearin what you say but I just can't make a sound
You tell me that you need me
Then you go and cut me down, but wait
You tell me that you're sorry
Didn't think I'd turn around, and say...

It's too late to apologize, it's too late"

Quote from: kiamoy` on November 30, 2008, 09:37:29 AM
hehehe dili lors..

ah ah, isee isee

Quote from: mr. bean on November 30, 2008, 09:30:55 AM

Pre, where is this at?

I'm loving the architecture, tho.

ah mao ba? kuyaw pood.

Ang balhibo nako sa beard, pre, different jud kai overall black bitaw ang golor. Pero my chin hair and my mandible area are red jud. Ka ingoon ahong colleague that i dyed it red kono hahaha.

Ang goal nako is to grow it to about 3-4 inches thick.

haha, lucky guy.

Bem is this your nobio?

Personally lang tho, I think men who have mustache look good. It gives one a masculine appeal.

Machisimo gyud.

Can you grow a mustache tho, pre? Ever try?

The song is about suicide, actually.

I have been asked if I am Persian, Pakistani, even Arab.

I'm loving this beard tho, my friend. One can get really attached to the beard. It becomes part of you.

hahaha, i intend to make it longer, pre.

I don't look Filipino with it eh?

Growth thus far,



I'm thinking about letting the whole thing grow. Just had a question for you guys, should I keep the attachment thin or thick? My one friend told me to let the attachments grow and not clean it.

I dunno, what say you?

Haha, this picture brings a smile to a man's face.



3 more weeks..

hahahaha

? eh?

Quote from: glacier_71 on November 28, 2008, 12:07:07 PM
true love ay may "aray".....

hahaha.

Aray, indeed.

A friend once said "Love causes heart burn."

I answered, "Get antacids"

lol,

thanks for the coffee the other day, thanks for walking, thanks for the talk.

I hope your legs are better now.

hmmm..

I never really understood the woman's habit of nibbling on one's ears. I find it, personally, very cute and attractive.

I dated a dame who had a habit of nibbling, either on ear lobes, or on my lower lip.

hmmm, i miss it.

hehe, when I kiss a woman, I keep my eyes open.

If she keeps her eyes open as well, the fire of passion is multiplied ten fold.

No holds bar, baby.

Hard work and persistence never goes unrewarded.

Ah, definitely.

Such is the way of a woman.

Thank you, Tita, haha my friends also told me that I look better with a beard.
I think it makes me look older, bitaw, which I like.

I was just surprised to see patches of red hair on my chin hair and on my side as I never noticed this before.

Curious lang ko if other Pinoy guys had this same thing too.

performed by  Gennaro Pedagno

Bravo! Bravo!

Bravissimo!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGJUiAfiU10&feature=related

performed by Barry Manilow


This song is the sad lover's requiem.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6A5W37BVeI

I see a memory, I never realized how happy you made me..

How can a man repair the damage, Bem?

Quote from: ms da binsi on November 26, 2008, 04:42:03 AM
We got our first bundak nga snow yesterday! and this is how it looked like...



white as a cloud...

Ate Belle,

capture Lake Michigan again. It was beautiful how you captured it in film. With snow abound.

Just a simple request,
Waitingly Yours,

For those who trim their beard, I realized it best to evade in using a shave as it can lead to excess trimming. I recommend using a scissor and comb to trim, and if you need to clean of the sides, I recommend using an old barber bladed shave.

Go slow and go smooth on the edges, just trust your fingers to clean the trough.

Yours,

Bearded me.

This one I found rather useful during this past lab practical.

The Lumbar Plexus:

Lumbar plexus "I, I Get Laid On Fridays":
Iliohypogastric [L1]
Ilioinguinal [L1]
Genitofemoral [L1, L2]
Lateral femoral cutaneous [L2, L3]
Obtruator [L2, L3, L4]
Femoral [L2, L3, L4]


Again, pardon if the pneumonics for being rather obtuse. This is actually a mneumonic our professors introduced to us, lol.

A friend shared this with me,

Spermatic cord contents "Piles Don't Contribute To A Good Sex Life":

Pampiniform plexus
Ductus deferens
Cremasteric artery
Testicular artery
Artery of the ductus deferens
Genital branch of the genitofemoral nerve
Sympathetic nerve fibers
Lymphatic vessels

elucidation

Did you know that the human hair is not alive, but is actually keratinized epithelial cells?

Did you know that the human heart starts to beat 22 days after fertilization?

Amazed at the amount of Filipinos there are in Germany.

God Bless all of you guys!

Chasing Cars,
performed by Snow Patrol

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je4oZzY69do

This is the beauty of Medicine.

The beauty of Providence's magnificence used in daily life.

My Father in Heaven, how sweet it is to know that You are my Father and that I am your Child!

Especially when the skies of my souls are cloudy and my cross weighs more heavily, I feel the need to repeat to You: Father, I believe in Your love for me!

Yes, I believe that You are a Father to me at every moment of my life, and that I am Your child!

I believe that You love me with an infinite love!

I believe that You are watching over me night and day and that not a hair falls from my head without your permission!

I believe that, in Your infinite Wisdom, You know better than I what is good for me.

I believe that, in Your infinite power, You can bring good even out of evil.

I believe that, in Your infinite goodness, You make everything to the advantage of those who love You; even under the hands of those who strike me I kiss Your hand which heals!

I believe, but increase in me faith, hope and love!

Teach me always to see You love as my guide in every event of my life.

Teach me to surrender myself to You like a baby in its mother's arms.

Father, You know everything. You see everything, you know me better than I know myself; You can do everything, and You love me!

To comment on the picture above,

It is rather astonishing to see something like this, which is rather historically accurate. The Emperor Tiberius Augustus, who orated greatly as his uncle before him, Augustus. Tiberius, who worked tirelessly to increase the roads of Rome, increasing the ports, furthering the borders of the Empire, beautified the cities. Thousands upon Thousands of Rome's sons were sent abroad, in the name of Tiberius to silence dissidents, and to conquer the barbarians.

In his life, Tiberius was honored with Divine Praises, as it was common to worship the spirit of the Emperor of Rome.

Yet, despite his adjusted divinity and his power, as Lord of Life in his Roman Empire, could not even save his own life from his own nephew, Caligula.

Isn't it ironic? If you ponder such iniquity. A man who the masses of Rome worshiped as the Living Divine, would be silenced by his own kin? The man whose word, if ushered, could annihilate an entire people and kingdom by his Armies, was murdered in his own Imperial Palace? Sitting in the Imperial Throne, and enrobed with the Imperial vestment?

Divine they say, nay, I say not.

A God does not Die.

An Example of Corrupt Power.




The picture is of the aged Emperor Tiberius Augustus, a great politician and Father-figure of the Roman Empire. The direct heir of Caesar Augustus. In this picture, the aged Tiberius, wearing the Imperial Robe, being murdered and killed by his own Nephew, Caligula.

Caligula, would share his own Uncle's fate. As he murdered his uncle, he, too, would be silenced by his own Praetorian Guard.

Ever wonder how political leaders such as the Emperors of Rome utilized violent means to claim the Caesarian Crown?

Men such as Caligula, Nero, Commodus, Diocletian and Nerva used rather conniving methods to rid their competition. And when in power, ruled as if they were a Living Physical God. Spent frivorously the tax money of the citizenry, abused the military and the personal guard. Till they themselves, the self acclaimed God-Emperor, fell victim to their own doctrines. The doctrine of Rule by Force and Power.

Many of such Emperors such as Caligula, Commodus and Nero were murdered by their own trusted protectors, the Praetorian Guard, or by their own lovers.

Many of whom, such as Caligula, was murdered while sitting on the Imperial Throne. Vested in the Imperial Robe.


Not just in Rome, but in many other kingdoms and states throughout history.

Agree or disagree?

"The sacraments are visible signs that the Lord Jesus has given to us to enable us to realize his loving presence within us. For example, Baptism: a person receives baptism through water, a visible sign, to realize the eternal life and the new life that we receive through the Lord Jesus. Communion: under the signs of bread and wine, we believe we are nourished truly with the very presence of the Lord Jesus coming to us. And so we have within the church seven sacraments that have always been within the church since the time of the apostles. The sacraments continue as visible signs of the invisible presence the Lord has with us through his spirit."

1
   

the waters of baptism;

2
   

being nourished through the communion;

3
   

being confirmed and strengthened in our faith;

4
   

the sacrament of penance â€" confession as it’s called â€" to enable us to realize the loving forgiveness and mercy of the Lord Jesus in our lives that we may begin anew;

5
   

the sacrament of matrimony where two people become a visible sign of the very love of God to their relationship, one with another;

6
   

the sacrament of Holy Orders where a man becomes a priest, again through the signs of laying on of hands by the Bishop to continue the whole sense of bringing God’s forgiveness, through the sacraments, to his people;

7
   

and the seventh sacrament is the anointing of the sick, that they be strengthened and comforted â€" again by the laying on of hands and anointing by holy oil â€" to realize the help and healing of the Lord Jesus in our lives."

For to us a child is born, to us a son is given, and the government will be on his shoulders. And he will be called Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.

--Isaiah 9:6

"He who mocks the poor shows contempt for their Maker; whoever gloats over disaster will not go unpunished."

--Proverbs 17:5

Keeping Heart,



Riches, both material and spiritual, can choke you if you do not use them fairly. Let us remain as empty as possible so that God can fill us up. For not even God can put anything in a heart that is already full. God does not impose himself on us

As a frequent reader of Revolutionary History, and one of my favorite has been Filipino Nationalistic Evolution. A man of great importance, in regards to Filipino Transcendentalism would have to be Marcelo H. Del Pilar, who was a Filipino philosopher, writer, Nationalist, Apologist and a colleague of Dr. Jose P. Rizal.

Del Pilar was one of the writers of La Solidaridad. He was born in the Philippines, but lived, worked and died in Spain.

The man lived in the late 19th centurian epoch.



Marcelo H. Del Pilar.


I love the way he grew his beard.

Everyone, anywhere around the world, has a look-alike. Either it be a historical figure or a present-day-figure.

So, pleasure us with your look-alike.

Let us compare and discuss.




Tubag Bohol,

Tubag!

It is never too late to apologize.

And if the one who you are apologizing to does not accept, then cry out to Jesus.

He who pardons all who call on His Name.

Apologize to God. And Gone Alone.

It Is Miss Rai.

Gorgeous woman, in my opinion.

The Beautiful Filipina~

Viva La Hispanicana, eres muy caliente~

The Spaniard Woman is~

Catholic
Religious
Fervent
Sharp
Controlling (very similar to the Filipina, lol)
Family oriented
Economical
Motherly
Conservative.


I find very strong parallels amongst Filipinas and Spaniards.

"Whatever you are doing, whether you speak or act, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him."

--Col 3:17

It is said to us,

The Lord "has no favourites at the poor man's expense, but listens to his prayer when he is wronged."
-Eccus 35:13

Its funny considering how much money one spends on clothing, attires, gadgetry etc. instead of giving alms to the poor as well as donation to the church?

'And above all things have fervent charity among yourselves: for charity shall cover the multitude of sins'
-Peter 4:8

Happy Birthday to Marcus Gabriel~

A very handsome and powerful name!

Both names are biblical. Marcus/Mark: the disciple in the bible. Gabriel: The Angel of God.

The Radiance of Indian Women,

Exquisite


Gorgeous

The Women of Spain.

Ah, I surrender. 

The beauty of Imperial Rome.

Roman Beauty,

performed by Yanni


Sublime.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9KV743F0X8

Performed by Yanni (Live)


Exquisite.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhV2ceRw2N4

Ah if I had baby girls, then probably:

Maria Luz
Lorenza
Luisa
Lisa
Lorena
Josephine

$1. 70 per gallon.

Try this one, the original slow version.

By One Republic,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sXumT53Yfc

Quote from: A Layman on November 29, 2008, 07:07:57 AM
Dong Enzo, sa akong pagsabot sa imong side morag ni pabor ka nga pwede magminyo ang pari kon gusto niya. Basta, during the seasons of prayer, he has to devote himself to prayers. Then assumes his family obligation after. Sukwahi kini sa proverbial saying nga, "You cannot serve two masters at a time...". Tinood nga dili jod ni mahimo sa mga pari bisan kanatong tanan. Pero kon atong i-modify kana with a positive thinking ug himoong, "You can serve two masters one at a time..." pwede. It's just a matter of tasking, diba? I can clip you the quotes of this particular argument in your previous posting should you like to expound further.

Sir Layman,

Ang stance nako ani is with the Holy Roman Catholic Church and in communion with the 2nd Lateran Council edict of the 12th century.

I am conservative in this aspect, sir. The Great Reformation in the 16th and 17th centuries addressed the grievances of the Church, and what was clear in ecclesiastic rite was the continuation of the celibacy of the Royal Priesthood.

So, since it was the Holy Roman Catholic Church who compiled the Holy Bible, and with infallible authority to compile the Holy Book itself, by the Grace of God, then I assure my stance with that of the Catholic Church.


Yours,

Old Architecture of the Roman Empire.


The Forum, in present day Rome


Roman Pillars in the Roman Province of Aphamia. Present day Syria


Imperial Ruins in Palmyra. Present day Syria


Roman cobblestones. 2000 years and still present.


Roman aqueduct. The power of Roman Engineering

Kerala, India

Its very different for us Filipinos who grew up in the 'states. When we go about our ordinary daily lives, if people incline about one's ethnicity, I usually just say 'Filipino'. Then if the individual asking asks, "So you speak, Tagalog?", then I would infer, "Bisaya" then lecture him about the different languages.

It is only when people incline for further information, does one really need to divulge specifics.

That or if I'm hanging around amongst other Filipinos, then do I say that I'm Bisaya or speak Bisaya.

Depends on the situation, depends on the person I'm talking to.

resting by the mountain's foot



Photo by LadyAmaryllis of Photobucket

A father,

Tita,

Please continue your photo taking. Share with us the flowers of Australia.

Always,
Bran

I personally have nothing against internet cafes. Its nothing but good, honest, business.

Good ol' Libertarian-esque capitalism.

Observationally,

I've noticed that I have patches of red hair on my beard. Large amount of patches on the border of the angle of the mandible, and more so in the chin and mustache line.
I was curious if this is a normal thing and if many other Filipino men have red or brown patches of hair in their facial hair?

Or is this some kind of recessive trait, down in the gene pool?