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Quote from: luckybelle on October 12, 2010, 12:22:39 PM
Ajo unta ug nanghinaut ko sa ilang PEACE.... Dili akoa kay sila raman mag talk ana... 



Pati pud ikaw, PEACE.... di ba niapil man ka ani nga kausa? Ang imo gi-project diri nga nag-imbestigar ka para aning "receipt advocacy"

SO PEACE TO YOU



Dawata nalang... kay kung di ka modawat sa PEACE na sa ato pa naay gihambin na kasuko... PEACE

angay ni itaod sa ilong ni cheers, luckybelle.

Quote from: cheers on October 07, 2010, 06:00:03 PM
Ingon ang secretarya diha na daw motion nga ang TBN ibalhin sa pikas nga station aron makabungat na sila tanan... aron pud maila kung kinsa pud maulawan kung mamalhin ang TBN sa pikas nga station... Gitambagan nako sila paghimo mo resolution ipa change inyo address lang bahala TBN Volunteers Club, Inc. gihapon mo unya bomba mo taman taman sa pikas aron maila gyud ba... Gihimo na daw na nga motion nila... Second deliberation kong mag meeting napud...

ni-review ko ani nga thread aron di ko makatulog; kini akong nasakpan nga post, as quoted. 

uy, kun charity organization mo, ngano man intawon nga sobra pa man sa lubong sa intriga ang nahitabo ninyo?  where in h-e-l-l did charity go?  inyo pa gyong samtan?  kahibawo baya mo sa bugno sa mayor's office ug sa dyrd, mao nga some years back nibalhin ang mayor sa laing station aron makatira gikan didto.  karon mo-suggest pa gyod ka nga maoy inyong buhaton pod?  nagtukod ba diay mo ug organization nga tbn support kunohay, aron lang kamoy magbuot kadugayan? 

mora man kag niapil ug charity group kunohay aron makapanghilabot ug mangguba.  support man kaha sa tbn imong tuyo, nganong gubot man ang imong gipangita?  wa kay kalainan sa mayor nga kusog modumot.  truly very uncharitable.  admitir na lang nga naaswang ka tungod ug sapi.  kaluod.  ayaw na lang iangin ang uban. 

remember:  there was once, a mayor vs. dyrd/bohol chronicle
                ergo, mayor vs. pabe (usa ba ni siya sa naputlan ug electric connection, courtesy of the mayor kuno?)
                equals, cheers vs. the world

sayang, talawan ka nga fighter, cheers.  di ka magpaila kun kinsa ka.  mangdaot kag tawo pero di nimo kayang barogan ang imong mga punto.  ang di mailhan (bisag magpaila na lang unta ka ni pabe ug ni jelly bean kun kinsa ka) di sad angay tuhoan.  wa kay kalainan sa bahong utot nga mokalit lag hapak pero mahimong antuson kadiyot ug hikalimtan dayon.

but thanks for teaching the rest of us how to lose a fight.
     

as for this thread, yes, i married the right person because we got married.

Quote from: luckybelle on October 12, 2010, 10:07:08 AM
Mao bitaw... may pa ni sila nagkasinabot pa... I hope ang nangayo ug resibo natagaan na para PEACE NA... Peace mga silingan... Merry Christmas na baja

mag-ballet na lang kaha sila, unya putlan na lag dila si you-know-who pagkahuman?

kamo gyod... palda tawon na ug scotch, morag braveheart.  way brief sa ilawom inig palid-palid.

Quote from: luckybelle on October 12, 2010, 11:15:49 AM

ah like it.  kini maoy ilohklohk sa ilohk dayon siyagit ug 'cheers to peace!'

Quote from: cheers on October 12, 2010, 10:18:00 AM
kung dili magpakoreksyon unsa may peace mahitabo... toink  pud mo oy...

peace ra nimo ang imong giagad, obvious ba?  maka-peace lang ka kun malunggoan nimo ang ubang tawo nga imong gikontra.  kun gusto kang mo-correct ug tawo kay nagtuo ka nga ikaw ang sakto, nganong imo pa mang pakauwawan sa publiko ning mga tawhana?  toinks nimo, mahimong oink, oink.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 12, 2010, 08:44:59 AM
Iring na lang tingali kay init-init, kay ang banana ni banana republic bugnaw pas simod itoy... 

ajaw ninjo hilabti si banana republic kay nag-antos na to siya sa iyang mga karsones ug barong nga nakapyotan ug mga iring.  ajw ninjo bugalbogali si banana republic, aw, si mga iring nako diay.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 12, 2010, 11:04:13 AM
Si Ms. MDB ray naay latos. Kinis Ms. Isle kay kusnot sa bugan ray abilidad... 

nakalimot mo nga naa sad koy flying kaguran?

Quote from: benelynne on October 12, 2010, 08:48:15 AM
Winnie Monsod video goes viral

Commenting on Monsod’s Facebook fan page, Alex Timbol wrote: “I disagree strongly with her views that to help the country, one needs to be in the country … The return on work overseas, particularly for highly trained professionals, is significantly higher than it is in the Philippines at the moment, and working overseas may help individuals to accumulate human and financial capital to effect change.”

hear ye, ofws of the world!

Quote from: benelynne on October 12, 2010, 08:48:15 AM
“If you are going to help this country, you’ve got to be in the country. If any of you have ambitions of going abroad so that you can earn more, please disabuse yourself, because by doing that, you are essentially betraying the people in the Philippines who trusted you and who invested their money in you,” she told her students, whose tuition at UP is subsidized by the government.

“And if you leave the Philippines, you are at least going to try to pay back,” she said.

this is for u.p. studes to truly consider.  as for the hundreds of thousands of others in other institutions of learning, well, their studies are not subsidized by the government.  they can very well choose where they want to work and be paid for their labor's worth without feeling guilty of abandoning the country that didn't pay for their studies.

Quote from: bugsay on October 12, 2010, 10:24:12 AM
si ondoy Vito Andoline, nga nagsul-ob sa iyang gas mask....kay daghan diay po'ng WMD sa kilid-kilid.

maayo gani kay wa pa motumaw... naunay tingali to sa iyang gas mask, hahaha!  nasipyat ug pindot.

hehe, i'm copying everything, lorenz.  thanks.  i happen to like latin too.  my eldest brother was good in both latin and greek.  mighty proud of him, y'know.

Quote from: bugsay on October 12, 2010, 09:59:00 AM
hehehe.....naa diay igit nga mamilit sa itlog?

kun ang itlog century egg... sure na sure.

Quote from: statesville on October 12, 2010, 09:55:02 AM
Nidalikyat pagsakdip sa akong panumduman ang panahon sa akong pagkabatan-on
 diin didto sa sapa maglangoylangoy sa linaw dayon  panglaba sa  labhonon, kusokuso, palopalo, etc...

nakasuway ko anig kausa pagbakasyon sa bohol.  i wish i could do it again.  

it was unforgettable.  gigukod pa gyod mig boh-ang nga nagsiyagit-siyagit, arang panagan namo, puro mi luspad.  we were told later that he was harmless.  still we refused to go back to the brook.  other people retrieved our laundry for us.  

now all i wish for is for our little daughter to experience the same thing; the fun and carefree combination of outdoor chores and bath, when working turns into frolicking and bathing means crawling among weeds without a care.  wa lay labot unta ang pag-gukod sa boh-ang.

Quote from: bugsay on October 12, 2010, 09:51:03 AM
pun-an pag sulti nga, "ayaw sa panglaba, kay naa pa ka'y trapuhan"...

don't tell me... naka-eget pa gyod?

a truly beautiful and inspiring ballet.  tears of joy for the human spirit>>>

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 12, 2010, 08:59:47 AM
He he, ang tualya nga gamiton inigmasahe kinahanglan labhan dayon pagkakahuman kay seguradong nagpilit na... 

buot nimong ipaibot, daghag libag si bugsay?  humanda ka sa kanya!  mopang-it to bisag igsu mo.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 12, 2010, 08:57:00 AM
Bwahaha! Don't forget that krokonghohood is endemic here... 

kanyahay ra... now i understang.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 12, 2010, 09:32:22 AM
Ang tattoos, pwede na... 

mao na ni ron.  curves ray gipalabi, wa gyoy straight line.

Quote from: luckybelle on October 12, 2010, 09:25:23 AM
Ajo unta ug nanghinaut ko sa ilang PEACE.... Dili akoa kay sila raman mag talk ana...     I REALLY HOPE FOR THEIR PEACE TALKS....


A wa diay ka apil sa talk?

hahaha!  di na gyod ko kaantos sa kakurdapya ani.  wa man diay siyay labot, nganong siya may sigeg attack?
peace-kat ba diay ani no?  maayo ka pa, luckybelle.  way libog sa kinabuhi, di hilabtanon, di magpaka-aron-ingnon nga mao ray sakto ug charitable pa gyod, unya very uncharitable diay in words and deeds.  just my two-cents' worth.  i hope lady luck shines on your love life soonest! 

hoy, nganong mata ka pa?  naa pay trabaho ugma.  ayaw na lag huwat ug masahe dinha kay picture ray gipadala ni hubag, hahaha!

my all-time favorite go-to phrase during bad times especially:  forsan et haec olim meminisse juvabit. - perhaps someday these things will bring their joy in remembrance. (virgil, the aeneid)

posted inside our car:  frena pro feris teneo. - i brake for animals.

my favorite latin mystery:

question:  quid est veritas? - what is the truth?
answer:  est vir qui adest. - it is the man who stands before you.

in essence, though not literally, this is the exchange of pilate and jesus christ.  a closer look at the letters of both the answer and question would give us 14 letters each, with exactly the same letters.  the answer is already in the question in other words, my eldest brother who taught me this said.  (the very same brother, now gone, who gave me my most precious violin.)

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 28, 2010, 01:20:10 PM
Bwahaha! Unsa kaha kon gawas nga buslot, hungaw pa jud kaayo!  

aw, mangamungi ngyod mo.  

sa latin pa, mongimos orimos gabamos.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 11, 2010, 08:24:31 PM
Para way gasto sa kuryente, ayaw pag washing machine. Parehas ni Bay Bugsay nga hand washing ang pamaagi. Mao ni iyang labandera...

wa tuod ni magkinahanglan ug washing machine si bugs.  wa pod gani magkinahanglan ug wash and wear nga sapot.  wear and throw ang style ani.  human ug wear, i-throw dajon siya sa baje.  
(unzah ba nih?  nakrokongho na man koh.  takdang hubag...)

self-portrait ni, bai hubs?

ang 3 ka delegation ning nasora (2 pinoy, 1 australian) giapilan diay ug usa ka swiss player pag-abot sa russia.  way problemag accreditation ang duha ka pinoy.  lm kuno ang ilang standing, meaning local master, whatever that means.  maikog man sila nga moingon nga nm (national master) sila o im (international master) o gm (grandmaster) ba kaha, na hala.
 
ang swiss wa madawat kay wa gyod diay kataak bisag kausa ning nasora nga iya untang i-represent.  ang rule diay kay maka-represent kag country bisag di ka citizen ani basta lang nakataak pod intawon ka.  ang australian na-disqualify pod kay member diay siya sa chess federation sa australia.  ang duha na lang ka pinoy ang ni-qualify.  

ang problema kay kinahanglan a minimum of 3 players aron ang usa ka nasod mo-qualify.  tutyo sila.  di man sad sila mahatod ug balik sa chartered flight sa dubai nga sila ra, mao nga puyo na lang sila sa russia ug 2 weeks.  hayahay kuno.  kaon-kaon lang sila, tan-aw tan-aw sa games sa ubang countries.  wa kaduwa, wa say kapildihan.
 
pagbalik diri, wow, olympians na sila.  pag-uli pa gyod unya nila sa pinas, makaingon gihapon sila nga olympians sila, matod nila.  kinsa may makalalis ana.
 

gamayng istorya bahin ug chess olympians nga nagluha ug nagniwang kog kinatawa: 

matod pa, si kasparov naay gihatag nga funding sa mga nasod agig tabang aron makapadala ug chess olympians.  gipahimuslan ug tarong ning funding diri sa nasod diin nahimutang ko karon, mao nga nakapadala ug chess olympians ning nasora.  karon, as usual, naay mga pinoy diri.  kahibawo na ta, kun asa ang pinoy naa gyoy abilidad motumaw… 

ang official delegation 6, puro players (di pareha sa ato nga daghang kumbabit, hasta yaya), 5 filipinos, 1 australian.  note nga wa gyoy local.  gamay ra laging nasora mao nga way gene pool para international games.

ang ninglusot sa 5 ka pinoy 2 ra tawon kay di kaya sa laing 3 ang bawon nga gikinahanglan, mao nga ning-back-out sila.  (ang funding kay 1,000 dollars per player, ang personal bawon nga igo-igo kay 800 dollars, apil na pamalit-palit ginagmay.  wa may problema ang food and lodging sa russia kay covered na man ni.)  ang biyahe roundtrip airfare sa dubai diin sila kuhaon ug roundtrip chartered flight ngadto sa russia.

pag-abot sa russia, accreditation process una sa tanang mga chess olympic team players.

                                                                                                                            -itutuloy-

   

Quote from: bugsay on October 11, 2010, 04:52:51 PM
mahadlok man gud ko'ng motubag..nya ingnon ko nga di mao..

hadyokog numeyo.  basta vito, ang r.i.p., return if possible.  way requiescat-requiescat.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 11, 2010, 04:38:28 PM
Bwahaha! Gaplano man kaha nga binlan ta ani nga isyu! 

manghinaot lang ko nga iya untang ibilin ang diamond nga gisuksok sa iyang lobot.

Quote from: Lorenzo on October 11, 2010, 12:26:30 PM

The Atheist: You go to the ground, and become food for the worms. Have a good day!

The Muslim: Sadiq (Brother), if you are a good muslim and practiced Islam, defended Islam, and took into heart the Hadiths of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH; Peace be upon him) then you will be judged by Allah Most Magnificent Most Forgiving, and be given entrance into Paradise! If Not you will be tossed into Eternal Hellfire

The Hindu: It depends on the Will of the Lord Brahma and your actions in this life. You will enter reincarnation after death. The level of rebirth depends on your goodness, kindness, and actions in the past life.

The Christian: If you believe in Jesus Christ and accept Him as your Lord and Savior, you will enter paradise. If you did not, you will burn in eternal hell fire.

Scientologists: You go to space!

The Mormon: Depending on how many wives you have, you will have your own plane of heaven!

~~

the atheist:  lucky worms.
the muslim:  paradise is reachable, after all, though hellfire isn't far behind.
the hindu:  be cruel to animals, and you'll reincarnate as a cow with brown eyes.
the christian:  amen.   
scientologists:  will tom cruise be there?
the mormon:  how about depending on how many husbands one has?

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 11, 2010, 07:12:40 PM
Bwahaha! Dalia rang nakapahid! 

kun mao niy imong paagig pagtug-an nga ikaw diay ni, na, hala, motuo na lang ko.  cute man diay ka, bai hubs, bisan gibirok.  

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 11, 2010, 07:02:43 PM
Hala! Mangumot diayg itlog! Ms. Isle in action...

hahaha, luckybelle, tug-an sa tinuod kun di ba na ikaw.  si vito andoline na no?

Quote from: jamec9869 on September 28, 2010, 12:23:07 PM
Hi! I've just visited this forum. Happy to get acquainted with you. Thank

welcome, jamec9869 who, i presume, if such presumption be held true and correct to the best of my ability or lack thereof, was borm on september 8, 1969, give or take a few decades (whatever that means).  welcome to tb.  we hope you'll enjoy your stay.

and that, in a nutshell, is the most civilized way to greet spammers, courtesy of hubag.  

soup with pork and mustard leaves.  mustasa man kuno to, di mustard man tingali na sa english.  unya gamay nga salad.  wa ko ganahig panihapon kay busog pa kaayo ko sa snacks.

Quote from: bugsay on October 11, 2010, 06:27:41 PM
hehehe......wa seguro ko kasuway ana....basin bag-o na nga kinaiya?

unsa man pod na'ng check and balance ni bai hubag....88, 77, or saysenta e nuybe?

666.  kanang napatik sa pahak.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 11, 2010, 05:27:49 PM
Sakto. Pwede pud apilan gamay og check and balance... 

mo-audit pa gyod si madam cheers, humantikaan gyod mo.  (mora ra ba tog nangita ug big 'o' mao nga nagmantika ang kasuko, ajeje.)

Quote from: bugsay on October 11, 2010, 05:11:20 PM
mangutana ta ni ms isles...layo ra man gud kaayo ang spelling...

aw, kay gipangutana, di magpatugag tubag.  naay magpatara nga tua sa taas, naa poy magpatara nga tua sa ubos, apan ang pinakaklaro nga magpatara, kadtong di diay ang gipataraan kay wa magpaubos, hahaha!  libog lagi inyong kutaw no? 

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 11, 2010, 05:43:40 PM
Duha man ka itlog ang puli ani. Gawas kon birok ang imong mapalit... 

duha ka itlog ibaylo ug diamond nga bato sa sungka?  what an equation!  what poor math!  what a waste of a precious resource!  what an insult to the dignity of sungka!  

Quote from: luckybelle on October 11, 2010, 05:08:42 PM


daghan ako ana pampalit ug laki bahug tsa ako isdang pirangha

usik lang imong diamonds kay likayan sa piranha ning imong palitonon dinhi sa tb.  piranhas don't engage in cannibalism of their kind.

Quote from: bugsay on October 11, 2010, 05:24:58 PM
isulat gyud na aron opisyal nga mapatik ug mabatasan sa kadaghanan nga membro sa kongregasyon.

hahaha!  mahadlok mabirok, giilisan ug dali-dali iyahang avatar aron di siya mailhan.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 11, 2010, 05:24:31 PM
Hmm, maayo man diayng moyogyog moyoga nis Ms. Isle... 

mas maayo ko mobirok.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 11, 2010, 05:00:20 PM
Kini pang-yoga lang gihapon pero medyo lisod-lisod na kay naa nay phonetic shift, he he...

Om im day om dang om a anangim om yoga yoga
Om arik a ugang ah om la gayma oy yog yoga    

Om im day om dang om a anangim om yoga yoga  / om inday ondanga na imong yoga yoga
Om arik a ugang ah om la gayma oy yog yoga      / omari ka ug ang among lagay maoy yogyoga

gibirok ay.

Quote from: bugsay on October 11, 2010, 05:04:04 PM
mag praktis ko ani...

na, mosunod gyod ka sa imong igsu ug birok no?

Quote from: luckybelle on October 11, 2010, 04:48:25 PM

mao niy bato sa akong duwaan nga sungka.  di ko ganahan nga makuwangan ang mga bato sa akong sungka, mao nga di gyod nako ni gamiton ug palit ug lalaki.  kalooy sa akong sungka no kun ibaylo lag laki.

Quote from: Vito Andoline on October 11, 2010, 02:28:26 PM
basin nakabalo ka mis islander..tubaga sa kita2x ra bitaw.hahaha

ayaw pataka ug basinbasin diha.   nangutana ang tawo ug tarong.  wa kay makuha ug rebound-rebound.  naay mangutana nimong otsenta anyos kun pila ka, imo lang tubagon ug 'pila kaha ko, basin nasayod ka?'  unya, kun tubagon kag 'nasayod ko nga tulo diyes ka, naa pay pakapin nga jollibee chicken,' mounsa kaha ka?  ayaw ko patubaga aning akong pangutana ha.    

Quote from: bugsay on October 11, 2010, 03:05:25 PM
nyahahha...dili kaha mangambak sa bentana imong mga sagabay kon magsugod na ka'g yawyaw?

mangambak tuod, aron mokuha ug pinuti kay balikan mo.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 11, 2010, 01:59:22 PM
Naay Binisaya nga chant nga medyo lisod pud sabton pero masabtan ra kadugayan...

Om om om om om om
Tu waymo day itak om
Ka miraba kaygi gut om
Ma onya naya mongis oms om

dia na pod.  sudlan na gani ug hanggaw nga hubsay, expect the thread to go in any direction.  na, hala, have it your way... mao man poy dagan sa mga thread ba (gawas atong bahin ug receipts kay rabid man kaayo si cheers).  

klarohon nato ang klaro nang daan:

Om om om om om om
Tu waymo day itak om           /  Tuway mo day itak-om
Ka miraba kaygi gut om          /  Kami ra ba kay gigutom
Ma onya naya mongis oms om /  Mao unya nay among isomsom

di tawon mi mailad no?  haraw, mahimo mong tuway!

Quote from: bugsay on October 11, 2010, 12:39:51 PM
kinsa ma'y maayo pangutan-on, ang nibayad o ang nagpabayad?

na, kay hilom pa man si lucky ug si vito, pangutana nalang kaha mo una ni cheers (sa lain nga thread) kun kinahanglan ba nig resibo.

Quote from: bugsay on October 11, 2010, 12:37:43 PM
bungi nag wild sa bar:

bungi: unha nan-aw nimo nako, mungi ko, ni?
usa ka tawo: dili uy!!
bungi: makakon.....usmon nako, mungi ko, ni?
usa ka tawo: bungi ka sir, bungi!!
bungi: meste ka...hinamayon...hinamayon ka...

hinamayon imong igsu nga si humag ay, huhuhu. molag wa matahi iyang lumot.

Quote from: hubag bohol on August 09, 2010, 11:56:49 AM
He he, di man ka kahibawo magbinungi, Ms. Isle. Kini maoy saktong sample:

"Adto ko Mutuan, akay ko nyep, otenta mlete. Utog ayo dagan, totoytotoy lang, wa brip-brip. Abot kurbada, iy*t mitaw ligid, ah, mômô mi. Da, mungì lagi mi."

hehe, karon pa ko kabalik ani nga giutingkay ni mistel mugtay, mao nga nitumaw ug balik...

hinawayon ka, humag.  naa ma gyoy mungi nga makalitok ug 'brip-brip'?  kalon, kinsay di kahibawo magminungi?

for hubag and vito andoline, a loving message:

you, two middle-aged fools!

Quote from: statesville on October 11, 2010, 10:55:17 AM
There's nothing worst than an old fool.....

strange, but i have no sympathy for this old fool.  did he ever think that he could buy love?  if he did, well, he got the proper loose change.

Quote from: Han Delaguna on October 11, 2010, 11:19:31 AM
I don't do yoga and too lazy to exercise. I believe stretching exercises (like yoga) are beneficial to the body. But I don't think Christians should be chanting words they don't understand especially if it involves focusing your mind on them.

i love gregorian chants and high mass in latin.  i don't understand them either.

i found this simple explanation of om.  let me share it thus:

The Meaning of Om    

The ancient syllable "OM" is the shortest of the Mantras and in Indian tradition it is a word suggestive of God.

The scriptures tell us that "OM" is the planets primordial vibration from which the entire universe has arisen. All other sounds are contained within it.

It is believed that "OM" is the mother of all languages. Repetition of "OM" enables us to maintain mental and emotional calmness, overcome obstacles and enable understanding.

An analysis of "OM" as it is written in Sanskrit shows that it is made up of A, U, M and a symbol representing resonance. So "OM" has four aspects.

The first is A, a sound that comes from the belly, is formed in the open throat, and is voiced with the mouth open. As with many alphabets, A is the first letter of the Sanskrit alphabet.

The second aspect is the U, a sound that is formed in the middle of the mouth. The mouth is not as wide as it is for sounding the A.

With the third sound, M the mouth closes. The sound rises to the nasal passages, from where the resonance, the forth aspect of "OM" issues forth.

It is said that A represents the waking state, U the dream state, and M the state of deep dreamless sleep. The fourth state is the sounds in the resonance following M.

Saying "OM" is actually a form of meditation.

(Acknowledgement: T.K.V Desikachar, The Heart of Yoga)   
 

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on October 11, 2010, 11:09:54 AM
Ug uroy sa tanto natong sunod sa chant nga hurim hurim molotaw atong lawas unya moinat ug maayo na maoy ray ikaimpas ug unsaon pagbalik.heheheh Di ba kaha sa tantong concentrate sa yoga motungha ang master guru kay wa man ta kasabot sa unsay atong gihurimhurim.

Di lang lisod espelingon ning hurim hurim aning yoga lisod pud litokon mao nga ako ning laktawan ehhehehe mao dagway wa effect naho ang yoga.

Om Om Om
Om Thryambakam Yajaamahe
Sugandhim Pushti-Vardhanam
Urvaarukamiva Bandhanaan
Mruthyor Muksheeya Maamruthath.

Om Namah Sivaaya Gurave
Satchidaananda Moorthaye
Nish Prapanjaaya Shaanthaaya
Niraalambaaya Thejase.

di ko familiar sa whole text ani nga hurim-hurim, raqz.  wa tingali ni kinahanglana sa specific practice nga akong gisunod (light meditation).  pero nigamit ug chant nga 'om' or 'aum' only to help settle the mind and body.  the letter 'm' at the end of a syllable has the most number of vibrations (or resonance) when it comes to sound, thus it's soothing.  compare it to mama, where there's no vibration because the letter 'm' is at the beginning of the syllable.  (stretch the word 'ma' and one might as well be a goat.)  i knew then that one can use any word that one is comfortable with.  one need not even use any word or chant at all.

i tried 'god'; the d has no vibration.  'father' is out of the question because of the letter r at the end, which doesn't help the mind and body 'settle down' especially when the 'r' is rolled.

incidentally, in sanskrit om or aum simply means god or creator at its most basic.  no religion is specified in the meaning, just like our 'diyos' or 'bathala' or 'god'. 

     

and let me add to your easy-to-understand post, lorenz.  it was muslims who introduced the idea of taking a bath to christian europe.  is the world muslim now because we all (more or less) take a bath?

it looks like another one of those conclusions about things that one doesn't know much about.  i believe this is called bias?  like bias against islam?

yoga is simply a discipline, not a religion.  it just happens to be practiced first by hindus, and buddhists to some extent, especially the meditation part.  these two happen to be wisdom religions, not monotheistic ones like christianity, islam, and judaism.

if this theologian believes that yoga as a discipline should not be practiced by christians, then should he also advice against the disciplines of tae bo, aikido or kung fu. 

i've practiced yoga and light meditation before.  i can honestly say that there's nothing in these two that are against any credo and practice of my christian faith.  far from replacing my beliefs, the practice had even enhanced my understanding of my own catholic christian religion.

it looks like mohler as a theologian has forgotten that all major religions come from the east.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 10, 2010, 11:22:37 PM
Di na ni matabang og candy. Kulata nay angay ini... 

ajaw tawon.  moangay pa lang na sijag kulata, maoy injo.  lain na sang problema...

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 09, 2010, 06:37:06 PM
They also make good soup, or so I'm told. 

well, then i'm glad that they don't only make good pets, they also know how to cook.

Quote from: bugsay on October 10, 2010, 11:32:51 PM
masapid ug usa ka metros nga bowbow?

kun si hubag na man lang, aw, sayon ra niya nga mo-skipping rope ug usa ka metrong bowbow.

Quote from: bugsay on October 10, 2010, 11:44:01 PM
estorya ray daghan nako ms isles.....
di ka motuo kon ang botboton mauy mosulti sa tinuod.

atot ninyo...adto na gyud ko..

asa na man diay ka?  ayawg adtog ub ha?

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 10, 2010, 11:13:18 PM
Mga baje sagad injection ang gusto...

lethal?  just as deadly?

Quote from: bugsay on October 10, 2010, 11:24:22 PM
yamat..

pagoryo-goryo ay.

Quote from: bugsay on October 10, 2010, 11:25:39 PM
halleluiahh!!

huh?  unsa diay ang naa sa imong hunahuna?  nganong mura man kag gibayaw?  burag di mao ni da...

Quote from: bugsay on October 10, 2010, 11:20:05 PM
maajo hinoon....tambagi si Banana nga dili pa pwede magkuan, kay makalunhat sa kuan...nya ikaw dili pod pa kuan kay lisod nag makuanan.

aw, iasa ra god nang kuan masta magkasinabot lang ang mga kuan sa magtiayon aron dili magtiaway ug magtibugno bahin sa kuan, di ba, mistel mugtay?

Quote from: bugsay on October 10, 2010, 11:16:12 PM
korekek...nya didto sa tent.....ibukas ang imong mosquito net...nya kon naa na sa sulod ang mga lamokis.....sa gawas na mo tulog..

komplet.  tiwasan man sad...  unya, ang among himoong toilet ang sug-ang para camping.

Quote from: bugsay on October 10, 2010, 11:04:37 PM
uyyy....taas-taas gyud ang tulog ani ayyy....musta diay tuod si banana republic....nakasakay na...ayy este, naayo na ba?

taas-taas gyod tuod, tungod sa kakapoy nga naahat ug adto sa beach nga wa planoha.  lisod pod baya tuod ning mangimbitar nga pakalit kay makasapot.  wa mi kabalibad kay grupo man sa virgen de los remedios devotees.  aw, arang-arang na si banana republic, salamat.  manakay mig eroplano karong disyembre pohon.

paita ba diay ning iring nga manganak wa sa lugar.  diha sa among balkon intawon, sa ilawon sa airconditioner.  luoy kaayo ang mga mingming. usa na lay buhi kay gikaon sa mga lalaking iring ang tulo. 

nagmahay gyod ko nga wa dayon nako kuhaa ang mother cat and kittens ug gisulod sa balay.  hinoon, lisod-lisod gyod.  karon naa na sila sa living room, naa sa pet carrier nga tinabonan ug habol.  occupied na ang usa ka room ug ang master's rest room ug ubang mga iring. 

sakto tingali to ang giingon sa veterinarian nga mas maayo pang mag-andam mi daan ug tent, unya adto mi sa tent matulog kay ang mga iring na lang ang pasudlon sa balay.  ngiaowwwww! 

Quote from: bugsay on October 10, 2010, 10:57:15 PM
tira pasagad, 'to!!...misag nangunot na ang burag bibingka?

walang patawad, bisag nitikuko pa gyod ang siyakoy.

pahuway sa ko ani.  mangapo man sad ko ani usa ko mahuman.  katulgon na hinoon ko.  adto sa ko kadiyot sa mga hanggaw nga thread aron mawagtang ang duka.  

more from the blogger:

If the State wants to create an enabling environment, let these natural and modern family planning methods be distributed at lesser cost.  Meaning, ask manufacturers of contraceptives to lower their prices, instead of the government procuring their products and using public money to buy all of them.

I oppose the use of public money to buy contraceptives.

I oppose using public money to distribute contraceptives.  If the bill is really about rights, then, it should likewise recognize that every right has its corresponding responsibility.  If the couple or person intends to exercise his reproductive health right, then, he should be aware that the exercise of such rights entails cost, albeit, minimalized.

Why is there no howl about this among RH bill supporters?  It is quite evident that we are not being made aware of such provisions in the bill, that the bill's proponents actually do not want to discuss these provisions simply because these are the provisions which contraceptive lobbyists inserted for their benefit.

Commercial interests are really behind the passage of this bill because this bill will surely jack up the profits of manufacturers of contraceptives.

•Global sales of contraceptives in 2008 were $9.9 billion and, with 2% growth, sales reached $10.1 billion in 2009.  This market is expected to rise at a CAGR of 4.8% and reach $13.5 billion by 2015.

•The contraceptive market is led by hormonal contraceptives with more than a 78% share. This segment was worth $7.9 billion in 2009 and is expected to increase to $8.2 billion in 2010 and $9.4 billion by 2015, a compound annual growth rate of (CAGR) of 2.8%.

•Barrier contraceptives have a smaller market share than hormonal contraceptives but are expected to grow at a higher rate. This segment was worth $2 billion in 2009 and is expected to be valued at $2.3 billion in 2010 and $3.5 billion in 2015, an 8.5% compound annual growth rate (CAGR).

If the proponent of the bill is really dead serious in his advocacy for reproductive health rights, then, let these provisions be stricken out of the bill immediately.

and this, from a blogger:

House Bill 96 or the Reproductive Health Bill and some suspicious provisions

I read House Bill 96 or " An Act Providing for a National Policy on Reproductive Health, Responsible Parenthood and Population and Development and for Other Purposes" filed by Congressman Edcel Lagman.  The bill's rationale is note-worthy of support. The bill, it seems, is all about informed choice.

What I find rather suspicious is the provision on Section 7 which provides for all accredited health facilities to provide a full range of modern family planning methods.  While the bill seeks to promote rights and an enabling environment to exercise those rights, why propose that government buy these "modern family planning methods" only and not include natural family planning methods? 

I find a provision also expressed in Section 9 to be that of the benefit of manufacturers of contraceptives.  These provisions should not be included in the bill because though government has the right to inform, it should not provide these contraceptives for free.

The government should probably encourage manufacturers of contraceptives to lower their prices instead of the State using its funds to procure all contraceptives or modern family planning methods from these manufacturers.  This will be a clear source of an anomaly since as we all know, bidding processes in our country clearly involve graft and corrupt practices.

Section 10 is also highly suspicious.  Why distribute contraceptives when it is clear in the bill that its use should only be "when needed" or "when selected or chosen by the couple.  The State does not need to distribute these contraceptives to the general population.

These contraceptives should only be given when asked by a couple, or a parent or anybody who wants to plan or rather prevent a pregnancy.

Again, Section 10 is highly suspicious because it caters to the needs of manufacturers of contraceptives.

The contentious Section 13, which mandates the compulsory teaching of sex education from Grades 5 to High school has been revised, finally. This I think, is really important.

Another highly contentious provision though, Section 18, requires that companies with more than 200 workers shall provide reproductive health services to its workers.  Or, for companies with lower than 200 workers, coordinate with clinics and hospitals.

Again, the bill's core promise is simply respect the reproductive rights of Filipinos and provide for an enabling environment for its exercise.  Why would companies provide for these reproductive health services?  If its a right, then those who want to exercise such rights, should know their responsibilities of exercising those rights and one of them is clearly, being financially responsible.

more:

Attempts to enact legislation promoting anti-family programs receive huge financial assistance and provide alluring incentives to persuade our politicians to commit themselves to their advocacy.  Foreign-funded lobby groups have been operating for more than a decade to openly advocate for the enactment of population control laws, as well as abortion-friendly laws in pursuit of the UN Cairo Conference objective of universal abortion rights.  It makes one wonder why countries with below replacement fertility rates, desperate for babies and spending huge sums of money to encourage their own citizens to bear more children, contradict themselves by spending huge sums of money to suppress our population growth.

All these are consistent with Henry Kissinger’s 1974 National Security Study Memorandum 200 entitled “Implications of Worldwide Population Growth for US Security and Overseas Interest” which identified the increase in world population as inimical to the interest of the West.   This document has been coming out in recent public debates on reproductive health policies, and is available on the internet.  Do not reproductive health advocates bow down to their impositions?  Is it not more correct to say that they are the ones imposing their policies on our country?

more excerpts from the pastoral letter:

12.  What are some experiences in other countries in relation to reproductive health and related to family and life issues?

Family and Life workers and families in the Philippines, to whom this Catechism is primarily directed, could easily and clearly see the probable goals of reproductive health and rights advocates in the country, by looking at what is happening abroad.  In some countries, school clinics are required to inform parents if their child has been treated for a minor scratch; on the other hand, the same school clinics are PROHIBITED from informing parents if their child seeks treatment for abdominal pains caused by a recent abortion.  In other places, children are required to obtain parental consent for a tattoo, but not for an abortion.

A high-ranking official of a foreign country massively funding reproductive health services in the Philippines categorically stated last April that, “We happen to think that family planning is an important part of women’s health, and reproductive health includes access to abortion.”  A local columnist wrote in November 2008 that “In Mexico City… the long struggle for reproductive health and rights culminated in the recent passage of a law lifting all restrictions on abortion.”  Many countries all over the world and the United Nations agencies work for reproductive health and rights until they have fully facilitated access to abortion.

Underlying this concept of reproductive or sexual health and rights is a view that radically separates sexuality, procreation and the complementariness between men and women.  It is a view that identifies pleasure as the ultimate goal of sexuality and reduces procreation as a function of the health care systems.  It also implies that men and women relate in temporary and modifiable unions that are a far cry from the beauty of conjugal love that is fully human, total, faithful, exclusive and open to life.

Men and women are persons before all else, and for this reason sexual behavior cannot be used only for pleasure.  Otherwise it would mean using a person simply as an object.

at this point, i'll cease and desist ( !) first from posting the body parts (ugh!) of House Bill 96 to face the posts of www.tubagbohol.com re proposed Reproductive Health and Population Development Act of 2008, otherwise known as House Bill 5043, whose previous incarnation is House Bill 4110.  (both failed passage in congress.)

these are excerpts of the pastoral letter entitled A Catechism on Family and Life for the 2010 Elections (Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines, Episcopal Commission on Family and Life, December 27, 2009 â€" Feast of the Holy Family), which also covered House Bill 5043 of 2008:


11.  What is reproductive health?

The UN defines reproductive health as the state of physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity in all matters relating to the reproductive system and to its functions and processes. It states that people have the right to a “satisfying and safe sex life.”  The conjugal union is natural and proper in marriage, but in contrast, reproductive health disposes all people, including children and adolescents, to the sexual act and the freedom to decide if, when and how often to reproduce, provided that these are not against the law. (UN Cairo Conference, Program of Action).

Following this definition, if having a satisfying sex life results in an unwanted pregnancy, the mental anguish this causes will negatively affect the person’s mental and social well-being unless one has access to contraception and abortion.  This is the convoluted reasoning behind UN agencies’ insistence that reproductive health necessarily presupposes access to contraception and abortion.

Furthermore, the Reproductive Health bill (House Bill 5043), which carries the same definition of reproductive health, will penalize with one to six months imprisonment, and/or 10-50 thousand pesos fine, parents who for example prevent their grade school and high school children from using contraceptives, or from having satisfying and safe sex.  This item, along with the fact that certain contraceptives actually cause the abortion of 5-day old babies, is often ignored in supposedly unbiased and scientific surveys on the acceptability of the Reproductive Health bill.

All these are in the name of reproductive health and rights.  What about the rights of parents? And the rights of the unborn?

continued---

The experience of our Asian neighbors clearly shows that a government-funded family planning program together with a comprehensive, health-based, rights-anchored and development-oriented policy on RH and population and development are crucial components in poverty reduction programs and a sound and sensible economic policy.

We cannot address adequately the problem of poverty and its attendant manifestations of poor health, crippling ignorance, widespread hunger, continuing unemployment, scarce mass housing and threatened environment if we do not squarely address the problem of a bloated population and high and unwanted fertility. Experts all agree that sustainable socio-economic development cannot be achieved if the issue of population is ignored or addressed separately from the issues of development and poverty.

Congress should not renege on its duty to enact laws that will protect and promote the right of Filipinos to overall health and well-being and sustainable human development.

Accordingly, approval of this measure is earnestly sought.

EDCEL C. LAGMAN

continued---

This measure is anchored on the principle that everyone has the right to reproductive self-determination â€" meaning the right to decide when and how often one becomes a parent or the right not to be a parent at all.

Should a couple decide that they want to plan and space their children, the State must be able to provide them with relevant and timely information on all methods of family planning which are legal and medically-safe. Once the couple has decided on the method best suited to their needs, personal convictions and religious beliefs, then the State must once again be prepared and equipped to provide them with quality reproductive health and family planning services.

Moreover, should a woman, who bears the brunt of pregnancy and childbirth decide to become a mother, the State must be able to provide her with the services she needs for safe motherhood.

At the heart of the bill is freedom of informed choice. Neither the State nor the Church has the authority to compel the people or the faithful what family planning method to adopt. The choice belongs to parents and couples, particularly to women who have the inherent right over their own bodies.

Consequently, this bill seeks to provide the enabling environment for couples and individuals to enjoy the basic right to decide freely and responsibly the number and spacing of their children and to have the information, education, and access to safe, effective, affordable and acceptable methods of family planning of their choice.

continued---

The RH bill aims to achieve the following primary objectives:

First, it will help give parents the opportunity to exercise their right to freely and responsibly plan the number and spacing of their children. The bill is truly rights-based. It mandates the provision of all forms of family planning, both modern natural and artificial, to women and couples as long as they are legal and medically-safe, and truly effective. However, the acceptance and adoption of family planning is the option and decision of parents and couples, particularly of women.

Second, it will help improve maternal, newborn and child health and nutrition and reduce maternal, infant and child mortality. The bill is primarily a health measure. It will promote maternal and infant health even as it will help prevent the deaths of thousands of mothers and babies annually. The death of 500,000 women worldwide annually due to complications related to pregnancy and childbirth is both an aberration and a gross social injustice. In the Philippines 11 mothers die daily. The RH bill supports the attainment by the country of our MDG commitments on reduction of infant mortality, improvement of maternal health and universal access to family planning.

Third, the RH bill will give women more opportunities to finish their education and secure productive work by freeing them from unremitting pregnancies. Access to family planning information and services ensures maternal health and allows women to pursue opportunities in education and employment and thus will enhance their social and economic status and that of their families. The RH bill will help women become self-reliant and acquire self-esteem.

Fourth, it will help reduce poverty and achieve sustainable human development. It is necessary to enact a national policy on reproductive health because it is an indispensable development tool. Family planning and mitigation of our population growth rate must be allied components of the development agenda.

Fifth, the RH bill will most definitely help lower the incidence of abortion by preventing unplanned, mistimed and unwanted pregnancies which are the ones usually terminated.

Sixth, promotion of reproductive health is cost effective. It is much less expensive than the mega projects of government but has more beneficiaries. The improvement of maternal and infant health and reduction of maternal and infant mortality will generate savings for the government which could be channeled to education and other basic services. The UNICEF asserts that “family planning could bring more benefits to more people at less cost than any other single technology now available to the human race.” (UNICEF State of the World’s Children Report, 1992)

pagoryo-goryo pa gyod si mistel mugtay.  ang pros and cons naa ra sa mobasa, ajeje.

Quote from: bugsay on October 09, 2010, 07:13:25 PM
Ma'am Islander:

Pwede'g ipadayag nalang nimo dayon ang giingon nimo nga pros and cons aron makasabot ko....

Nagpaabot,
Bugsay

kj ra ka.  papadayona lang god ko god...

continued---

The proposed bill is pro-poor, pro-women and pro-life.  Its principal beneficiaries will be the poorest of the poor and the marginalized.  Reproductive health and family planning significantly improves maternal health and lowers maternal morbidity.  Having the ability to plan and space children will afford women more employment and educational opportunities and will significantly lower abortion rates.  The bill will also prevent infant and child deaths.  Family planning will likewise mean larger investments in children’s health and education and better health outcomes for children.  With resultant lower maternal and infant deaths and capacity for more investments in health and education, RH is definitely pro-life.

as they say, the devil is in the details.  perhaps, we may have a better grasp of the pros and cons of the rh bill by reading the details, at our leisure.  i'm posting the whole text of the bill here, in installments (because the length is intimidating, hehe).  for our reading pleasure or displeasure, according to one's leanings...

   




When the first comprehensive version of the RH bill, House Bill 8110 or “The Integrated Population and Development Act of 1999”, was filed in the 11th Congress, the Philippines had a population of roughly 75 million. Today, 10 years later, we hold the dubious distinction of being the 12th most populous country in the world with a population of 94.3 million or a staggering increase of 19.3 million. This would translate to an annual average increase of almost two million every year in a decade.

However, it must be underscored that reproductive health goes beyond a demographic target because it is principally about the right to health and sustainable human development.

The enactment of the RH bill is long overdue because although, reproductive health has long been considered a basic universal human right, this right remains elusive and illusory for millions of Filipinos, especially the poor. Consider the following:

2.6 million Filipino women would like to plan their families but lack information and access to do so. (Family Planning Survey 2006)
   
The poorest Filipinas are still having an average of 6 children (this is almost 3 times their desired number of children). (FPS 2006)
   
44% of the pregnancies in the poorest quintile are unwanted. (FPS 2006)

Among the poorest women who would like to avoid pregnancy, at least 41% do not use any contraceptive method because of lack of information or access. (FPS 2006)
   
54% of married women do not want an additional child but 49% of them are not using any form of family planning method (2008 National Demographic and Health Survey).

22% of married Filipino women have an unmet need for family planning services (2008 NDHS), an increase by more than one-third since the 2003 NDHS.

Only 67% of all births in the Philippines are planned. The rest are either mistimed or unwanted (NDHS 2008).

Women want fewer children than what they actually have. The total wanted fertility in the country of 2.4 children is 27% lower than the actual total fertility rate of 3.3 children (NDHS 2008).

42% of women consider a two-child family as the ideal family size (2008 NDHS).

Correct and consistent use of contraceptives will prevent one-third of all maternal deaths and family planning helps prevent 1 million infant deaths worldwide (WHO and UNFPA)

Precise and regular use of contraceptives can decrease abortion rates by as much as 85% (Allan Guttmacher Institute).


Copy as filed on July 1, 2010

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 09, 2010, 06:32:23 PM
Sorry, Ms. Isle. Wa ko kahibawo nga tinuod diay tong iyang giingon nga naa siyay long-lost twin. Kon dili na jud to siya mobalik, mo-PM lang nya ko nimo, ha?

P.S. Bitaw, tinuod nga dili humok imong ilong?

gisultihan sad ko ni mommy nga naa kuno koy long-lost twin, pero lalaki man to.  duda gani ko nga usa ni siya nga taga-tb.  naa man koy dead ringer dinhi.  pero, lalaki siya, di babaye.  shalan god diay ka...

p.s.  ayawg laom nga motubag ko sa imong pm. bitaw, gahi pa sa hollow blocks akong ilong, krusmayhart. 

both yoda the orig and yoda bat (or is it the other way around?  yoda bat is the orig and yoda of star wars is the clone?) seem to carry the wisdom of the universe and the millenia.  bats make good pets, i was told.

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 09, 2010, 05:43:35 PM
Nabalaka lang ko kay humok ra ba tawon og ilong tong bayhana! 

huhuhu, nganong imong gi-post ang ahong dagway dinhi?  di ta ka boyfriend, dili, diri, hindi, no, nein, non, nyet.  dugang pa, di humok akong ilong.  akong lagos ray humok! 

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 09, 2010, 01:13:23 PM
Lingaw jamo ang violinist, baleng tingsi-tingsi...

ako gyod ni, human ug ballet!

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 09, 2010, 01:04:46 PM
Diay nagbinugtong...

mistel mugtay in action!

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 09, 2010, 01:02:41 PM
Diay tulo ka kumpare...

left to right:  hubag, vhinz, bulbohol.  wa mahilabot si bugsay kay type niyang magsolo basta baylehay na.  see below...

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 09, 2010, 01:01:09 PM
Bayle, tibuok kalibotan!

uy, mora lagi nig iring, iring da rosis
a paketpol of posis...

Quote from: chicogon on October 09, 2010, 11:14:41 AM
Hmmmmm.... valid point, labi na kay lately nagsige'g bogno ang Mayor's Office ug Station DYRD. Doberman siguro nis Cheers bah ehehehe 

morag na-confirmed akong suspicion paghisgot nga ibalhin sa laing radio station ang charity organization, wa pay labot sa pag-mention in passing sa ngan sa mayor at the early part of this thread. 

Quote from: hubag bohol on October 09, 2010, 11:05:16 AM
Palaban nga burag bayonnaise lami ipahid sa hot bread nga init. 

init nga hot bread angay ug mutter di tanto ug bayonnaise nga mas angay ug bugnaw-bugnaw nga hot bread.

Quote from: chicogon on October 09, 2010, 03:04:09 AM
Hehehe. To be honest I don't disagree with Cheers' point that TBN should be "responsible stewards" (este transparent) of donated money intended for the poor. But I suspect there is more to this than what is "blah blah'd" here in Tubag Bohol. Kung ni Rod Stewart pa, "the first cut is the deepest." Hehehehe, way koneksyon... nikanta ra god pod.  

. my own suspicion:  cheers is an employee of the city government and had become the attack dog of a city official.
   

midnight snacks at 1 a.m.: potato chips

Quote from: Scarb on October 08, 2010, 02:30:24 AM
Aha Spartybabes...BRiDGE over trouble water man ang dating? hee³

on a scale of 1 to 10, mo-score ug 9 baya sad ko aning mga dapita.   (mas daghang success kay sa dili, in other words, hehe.)

guten nacht, scarbzy migs.  nidalikyat lang ko dinhi kay nangadlawon kog trabaho diri kay trying hard sa akong writing deadlines nga nilampas na.  unya ra nako bisitahon tong imong tree thread.  ikaw tong naa sa picture?  i mean dili ang kahoy, ang chick.  kuyawa sa posing uy.  morag si uma thurman sa kill bill.  kana ba, maintain the fire and beauty kanunay ha?  off to bed i go!

p.s.  when kaha mobalik ang two other harvatans, si ms da binsi ug si aspo?  dugay ra gyod nakong ampo.
 

Quote from: cheers on October 07, 2010, 06:57:24 PM
Murag wala na lagi sila misumpay... natagbaw na buti... mag audit sa ko kay taas-taas na akong auditonon... bye...

sumpayan di na angay
ang taas na kaayog sungay.

an open message for hioctane, the guy who started this thread---

dear hioctane,

the directions of the ideas that are rippling through the pages of this thread that you started are getting more and more overwhelming.  there's filipino humor and spontaneity here at their best.  it would be great if you understood every nuance, every idiom.  but that will come in time...

there's someone here who's at the top of the list of humorists.  she's unlikely to sink even in the worst of heckles.  she even seems to have managed to dodge life's punches through sheer grit.  her name's luckybelle.  something in me tells me that it would be nice if the two of you get to meet.  who knows?  with your modesty and good intentions, you might end up as the best of friends.  we all know what or who comes from the most unexpected places.

oh, i believe there's a pm (personal message) facility somewhere in this forum where you can privately communicate with luckybelle.  it's all up to you, really.  the rest is up to her.   


islander

paging, hubag!

gitapol ko.  ambot ngano.  tungod ba kaha kay morag nisamot ang panakit sa akong bukobuko sa kinaon nakog chocolates with nuts nga gidili man unta ko ani o naapektohan ba kaha ko sa bad colds ni banana republic.  laylay akong mga bukton mao nga wa ko ganahig tiwas sa akong trabahoon.  blue days are ahead.  morag dali ra ko magpasug-o karong panahona.