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Quote from: hubag bohol on September 22, 2010, 02:58:29 PM
Bwahaha! Imo lang unta tong gibaligya, gipanghatag, o gikaon, Ms. Isle, unya imong giingnan ang nagpapadala nga gihold-ap ka... 

ma-headline man sad ta nimo.  lalim kag hold-up unya mangga ang giinitan.  whatta cheap hold-upper.

dimalasa.  a thoughtful turn gone wrong. 

hinoon, sukad nakakaon kog tagam ug padala-padala, nasuwertehan na pod ko kay wa na gyoy magpadala nako bisan asa ko gikang espidnoha.  gihimo lang gyod hinoon nakong rule nga di sad ko magpadala bisan unsa sa uban.  mao nga way mobawos ug pamalihog.

ang nakapatagam nako sa una kadtong molarga ko sa manila gikan sa cebu unya naay officemate nga namalihog.  asows, usa man diay ka bakat nga mangga, ipahatod pa gyod niya sa sta. cruz sa manila.  gisayonan ba uroy siya nga wa man tawon ko katuod asa nang sta. cruz.  arang sukoa nako.
 

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 21, 2010, 11:46:38 PM
My comment was addressed to him in my admiration for his principle.

and i hope you didn’t mind that i commented on your admiration for his principle.  i take it that your piece isn’t private (otherwise, it would have been conveyed through pm) and it's for everyone to comment on as well, including me.

now let me thank you for the chance to get through this whole maze.

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 21, 2010, 11:46:38 PM
The resolution of his will in standing ground to support a Death Penalty was observed, and I admired how he placed the Law Above the notion of partiality and corruption; no exceptions (family, friends, colleagues should be judged equally under the law).

an admiration that is well-placed, i believe.  i hope you will also admire those who are not in favor of the death penalty but who nevertheless will have their own loved ones as perpetrators of crime (heaven forbid!) imprisoned for life, no exceptions.  it’s the same stand on one’s principles of meting out punishment for grave crimes even if the manner on which such principles rest may differ.

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 21, 2010, 11:46:38 PM
The way Magbalantay answered, which did not show partiality to even his own members who were hypothetical criminals in the case, represented the epitome of the idea that the Law is not only Sacred, but almost Infallible when being enforced. (This of course does not consider when a Law is being ammended).

what you mean then is that the law cannot be broken, and thus it’s almost infallible, though not quite infallible.  (this reminds me of police inspector javert in les miserables who is too obsessed with ‘the law’.)

there's the letter of the law.  but then, there's also the spirit of the law.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 22, 2010, 12:19:31 PM
Kini maoy cute nga backride. Di jud matagak kay maayo pagkakapyot... 

hahaha!  kun kanding pa ko, oo, ganahan ko.  (uy, kanding man gyod diay ko.)  bai hubs, bicycle man lagi na, di motorcycle.

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 21, 2010, 11:46:38 PM
His answer is quite idealistic so to say in the sense in that it resembles the political machinations of the Old French Revolutionaries such as Marat and Robbespierre who believed in the Supremacy of the Democratic and Republican Laws of the newly established French Republic. I likened it to that in my mind because the former two did not believe in mercy for those whom violated the citizens of France, and have victimized the unrepresented rights of the citizenry, which he was referring to those members of the Aristocracy and of the Royal Person.

jean paul marat and maximillien robespierre (and georges danton) were the three most important men of the french revolution who unleased the reign of terror.

how principled were marat and robespierre then?
 
was it idealism or bloodthirstiness that led marat to attack just about anyone with influence and for robespierre who, after doing away with royalty and aristocracy, went on to execute anyone at the mere suspicion of being counter-revolutionaries, without extensive trials?

i believe they were radicals rather than men of principles.
 
“Marat's radical denunciations of counter-revolutionaries supported much of the violence that occurred during the wartime phases of the French Revolution.”

if marat were principled, his murderer charlotte corday (guillotined on 17 July 1793 for the murder) must also be just as principled.  she testified during her four-day trial that she “…killed one man to save 100,000”.

historians note that as many as 40,000 accused prisoners may have been summarily executed (at the guillotine) without trial or died awaiting trial under the committee of public safety controlled by robespierre.

robespierre “instigated the Terror and the deaths of his peers as a measure of ensuring a Republic of Virtue; but his ideals went beyond the needs and wants of the people of France.  He became a threat to what he had wanted to ensure and the result was his downfall.”

robespierre is summed up as a “bright young theorist but out of his depth in the matter of experience”.

sometimes, extreme idealism blinds such that it may lead to just plain extremism.

i dare not be idealistic about the death penalty.

Quote from: Scarb on September 22, 2010, 03:24:29 AM
André Rieu..omg..sampak sa bukog 



~Niederländischer Violinist~

my type!  andre rieu, violinist and conductor, whew. 

mag-atang gyod ko ani sa una sa iyang tv performances, scarbzy, bisan ug gi-discourage ko sa akong amiga nga german kay "too pop" ra kuno ni siya.  (purist man tong amigaha kay mo-violin man pod siyag iyaha.)  tungod ani ni andre (naks!  mora man mig kaila ) nakakita ko for the first time in my life ug symphony orchestra nga naay choreography ang mga gown-wearing violinists nga babaye.  lucky you naa ka pay ready access ani niya.

nidako na lagi iyang nawong, scarbzy.  wa pa hinoon ma-opaw.

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 21, 2010, 11:31:07 PM
Yes he is a cellist, but he has played violin and has mastered both cello and violin.  

yo yo ma also plays the piano, viola, and violin.  his occupation is listed as cellist, composer, and pedagogue, in that order.  violinist is not one of them.  he has no body of work (recordings or famous performances) on the violin, so he is not known as a violinist.

we go by what a person is known for, so to speak.

we know winston churchill as a great british wartime prime minister and writer, not as a painter, though he did paint well. 

the name james joyce conjures a great novelist, not a poet and playwright, though the guy wrote good poetry and plays.

famous romanian sculptor constantin brancusi was a good cook.  no one called him a chef.

perry como was a barber, but we know him as a singer.  sean connery was a truck driver.  must we call him a truck driver?

i play (ugh!) the guitar and the violin.  i’m a housewife to my friends, not a guitarist or a violinist. 

one day you may be known as a great doctor.  your current background in biology and some units of islamic studies would not make you a biologist and an islamist.       

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 21, 2010, 09:47:30 PM
You mean the side effect of some surgeries? Libog na jud samot akong kutaw aning atong lingusitic leapfrogging! 

try verbal batology for a change.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 21, 2010, 09:40:10 PM
Asa ibaid? Sa totoy? 

sa imong hubag nga bugan.

Quote from: Scarb on September 21, 2010, 09:29:27 PM

Jaform§ ray galabon ana nya manoi-Huboi..ang tinoud lugapak na permi ky makalimot ug kafah² dli pa jud kabukhad ang pakö-agoizt..!

mao nay klarong berdeg dyugoh.

OT:  kumusta na imong sis, scarbzy?  getting better, i hope.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 20, 2010, 06:56:12 PM
Si Scarb nga nahimong kahoy? 

daan pa lagi kong ballet dancer ni si scarbzy.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 21, 2010, 07:38:14 PM
Ang mga bata nga maldita, matangkag kay permi lusion ang dunggan. Si Ms. Isle nga super-maldita, bugan ang kusniton... 

paskang hubaga... diay nimog bugan, hubag!

Quote from: vhinz08 on September 21, 2010, 07:31:45 PM

Inat inata aron mo tangkag        buotan diay ka Ms. Isles sa bata ka pa.   
Sagad sa mga tigulang pansina ilang mga dawonggan dagko.

tan-awa akong avatar, bai vhinz.  super baby nako na, medyo tangkagon ang dunggan.  kahibawo ka na unsay akong gibuhat.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 21, 2010, 06:02:29 PM
Daw totoy kadako o daw totoy ang porma? 

hahaha!  baira sa imong ilonggo, to!

THE SPRATLY ISLANDS:  One Epilogue of the Many Expected Epilogues (5)

In early 2009, the Philippine Senate passed a bill marking out its maritime boundaries in the country’s claim to part of the islands, taking care to acknowledge rival claims.

It was this legislative move that brought about the column of Hongkong-based Chip Tsao who belittled the Filipinos as “a nation of servants” and implied that our country punches too high beyond its reach for claiming the islands like China.


(n.b. Briefs 1 to 5 are excerpts from a 2009 article, with permission from the author.)

THE SPRATLY ISLANDS:  Bases for Claims (4)
   
The claims of China and Vietnam are based on the two countries’ old maps, which, in the case of China, showed the archipelago’s inclusion sporadically at best in different eras in its history.  

The claims of Brunei and the Philippines are based on the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), which stipulates that a country’s jurisdiction extends up to 200 nautical miles.  It is to be noted that the Philippines claims only 60 of the islets, which are within its EEZ, and not the whole archipelago.

THE SPRATLY ISLANDS:  Its Importance (3)

Only 20 of the islets are deemed capable of sustaining human life.  The total land area of the whole archipelago, or group of islands, is less than five square kilometers.  It is composed of a little less than 150 islets scattered over an area of around 400 thousand square kilometers of the South China Sea.  So what is in this apparently economically valueless archipelago that’s muddying international relations of neighbor-countries? 

•   Location is one.  Where these seemingly insignificant islets are located bears heavily on the 
     definition of international boundaries and sea lanes. 

•   Another is the rich fishing grounds that the archipelago offers. 

•   More important, if not more delicate, is that initial studies show that the islands may have
     potentially significant oil and gas.   

THE SPRATLY ISLANDS:  An Identity Crisis (2)

These claims of ownership by different countries complicates even the names of the islets.  

An example is the biggest island called Ligaw by the Philippines.  

For Taiwan, the same islet is called Taiping Dao.  

It is Dao Ba Binh to Vietnam.  

Or consider Mischief Reef, which is Meiji Jiao for China, Da Vanh Khan for Vietnam, and Panganiban to the Philippines.  

For that matter, while the whole archipelago is better known internationally as Spratly Islands, after the English mariner Richard Spratly, the Philippines calls seven of its claimed portion as Kalaayaan Islands.  

All these different claims seem to give the islands an identitiy crisis on top of their being the subject of territorial disputes.

THE SPRATLY ISLANDS:  A Brief Background (1)

A string of remote small islands quite uninviting to human habitation is at the forefront of geographic and geopolitical complications between countries around the South China Sea.    

The Philippines is a player in this international drama.  The chain of atolls and reefs, for they are indeed more of atolls and reefs rather than habitable islands, is also claimed in whole or in part by China, Malaysia, Taiwan, Vietnam and Brunei.    

An idea of how delicate these individual claims are can be gleaned from the current situation in these islands.  

•   Brunei has a fishing zone that overlaps a southern reef

•   Vietnam is occupying 25 islands

•   China’s presence is in 9 islands

•   the Philippines is in 8 islands

•   Malaysia is occupying 3 islands

To expect any of these countries to give up its claim anytime soon is to expect the moon to fall to earth.  National pride will always have its place in the scheme of international relations.  

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 21, 2010, 01:21:03 AM
This is strong. You have strong Principles, Magbalantay. In fact, your answer manifests the supremacy and the infallability of the Law.
No exceptions.

truly strong, whatever your “strong” here means, lorenz.  clearly the word is used as an adjective of principles, and thus does it fall flat.  i daresay it is the person who is strong (or weak) about his principles.  the same cannot be said about principles per se, unless we are referring to anthropic, i.e. human friendly principles, which refer to the physical world as we know it and not to laws of justice that this thread is all about.     

supremacy of the law?  sure, laws of the land should be deemed supreme, no matter how imperfect these are and no matter that one country’s supreme laws need not necessarily be so in another, as in the case of the death penalty. 

infallability?  that word does not exist.  the nearest that there is though is infallibility, which as we may know does not apply to laws made by man.  that’s why we have congress, a very human one, that’s tasked to pass, revise or amend laws.  infallible congress is not.  so are the laws it passes.

if laws were infallible, europe would still be having the divine right of kings, the u.s. would still have slavery, quartering would still be done in scotland ala-braveheart, and non-virgin single women would still be meted with the death penalty according to the mosaic law.

infallibility at its most basic is the “inability to err in teaching revealed truth,” upheld in catholic teachings as based on scriptural and traditional proofs.  man-made laws do not fall in this category.

Quote from: magbalantay on September 21, 2010, 01:16:59 AM
   yes, Ms. Isle, I will. Sakit man but I have to. Let justice reign no matter what it takes.

then please accept my congratulations again, which i earlier tried to convey to you, mags.  heaven forbid though that you or i or anybody else for that matter get to face this kind of tragic situation.  we’re talking hypothetical situations here, anyway, and our answers are just in keeping with our stand on the death penalty.  meanwhile, as you say in one of your posts, simbako lang jud.  

Quote from: Vistabel on July 28, 2010, 05:33:47 AM
if science does...why science text books do not indicate any views and discussions about the existence of God. 

because they're science text books and not theology books.

the same thing can be said of history, mathematics, and physical education books that have no views and discussions on the existence of god.

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 20, 2010, 10:06:25 PM
Yo Yo Ma.

but he's a cellist.

Quote from: magbalantay on September 20, 2010, 10:42:34 PM
       Ms. Isle,  what I mean is one of my love ones is being raped or murdered and I know who did it, definitely ako ang magpabitay nya. If sa imong kabahin, gi rape imong anak or gi murder imong bana and you know the murderer, what will u do?

to your question, my answer is i will naturally file a case, mags.  it's the most i could do.  i am not the judge.  i will hope though for a conviction and a life sentence without parole for the perpetrator.

as to what you mean, you're talking only about your loved ones as victims, that's why you want the death penalty.  my question was what about if your loved ones were the perpetrators?  would you still go for the death penalty?

1.  Famous German Field Marshal of World War II

2.  Highly decorated officer in World War I

3.  Further distinguished himself as the commander of the Ghost Division during the 1940 invasion of
    France

4.  Leadership of German and Italian forces in the North African campaign established the legend of the
    Desert Fox

5.  One of the most skilled commanders of desert warfare in the war

6.  Later commanded the German forces opposing the Allied cross-channel invasion in Normandy

7.  Regarded as a chivalrous and humane officer because his afrikakorps was never accused of any war  
    crimes; soldiers captured during his africa campaign were reported to have been treated humanely

8.  Ignored orders to kill captured commandos, jewish soldiers and civilians in all theaters of his command

9.  Convicted of joining the conspiracy against adolf hitler

Because the German people still saw Rommel as a hero, Hitler chose not to publicly try and execute him. Instead, he was convinced to commit suicide under threat of persecution of his family. (Wikipedia)

i'll place my bet on the last guy with the green monokini.

Fear is the path to the dark side.  Fear leads to anger.  Anger leads to hate.  Hate leads to suffering.  I sense much fear in you. (Yoda)

Speak when you are angry and you will make the best speech you will ever regret. (Ambrose Bierce)

but i thought you and bugsay are the models for this building? 

emanate (verb) 

meaning:  come forth; give off 

synonyms:  arise, birth, derive, discharge, egress, emerge, emit, exhale, exit, exude, flow, initiate, issue, originate, proceed, radiate, rise, send forth, spring, stem 

sentence:  e man ate a crocodayl.



 

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 20, 2010, 12:17:56 PM
Bwahaha! Naa may convenient and highly portable design gikan sa New Guinea, sama ani...

kini gyod hinoon nga design, exclusive gyod ni sa mga way tuli.  (asa ra man to si bolbuhol?  gimingaw na baya niya si hubsay.)

Quote from: wolfpack823 on September 19, 2010, 10:39:48 PM
Unsaon man pagkabit sa caltex Ms. Isles, idikit og epoxy o di ba huktan og nylon. Pastilan double jeopardy na sa pagka-upaw.

if i know these two, mosukol ni silag gunitan na lang.

opkors!  mother and son are just as beautiful.

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 20, 2010, 12:05:20 PM
And that is fine, Isles, we cannot expect to stand shoulder to shoulder on every issue. Tho I do not agree with you and your reasoning, I respect your point.

just as i respect your point, lorenz.  i'm even glad that we do not stand shoulder to shoulder on every issue.  it affords us a chance for discussions, with this forum as our venue.  opposing stands give us the chance to distill ideas for our mutual benefit.  it's like muddying the waters, then giving the dregs time settle at the bottom so we can have pure filtered waters on top.  refreshing!  

wa gyod diay jobless nga laki sa tb kun maohon.

p.s.  kun ing-ana katas-a ang uso nga buhok sa ilok sa baye, anus-a kaha mosunod ug uso ang kuto?

Quote from: Chongki on September 20, 2010, 11:49:30 AM
nice smile

super!  lupig si vrglguapo.

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 20, 2010, 02:23:12 AM
I agree with this completely. For those who have violated the laws and have taken human life/lives, should be judged accordingly. I for one am not sympathetic for serial rapists, serial killers who have capitalized on the judicial system's forfeiture of capital punishment. Time and time again have serial rapists, serial killers pleaded insanity for their crimes, while at the same time benefited the resources of tax payer money. They retain their lives while those whom they have silenced are dead, whose families are devastated.

i disagree completely.  for me, agreeing is like taking upon myself the power of life and death.  i have no sympathy for serial rapists and killers and i hold all the sympathy for their victims, but if i favor having these criminals killed, as sanctioned by the state, what's the point of my sympathy for their victims when these sinful dregs are saved from conscious punishment by death?

if humanity truly believed in an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, matod pa sa mga katiguwangan, buta ug pangag na tang tanan. 

Quote from: magbalantay on September 20, 2010, 02:02:00 AM
 I, for one, uyon jud ko nga ma revive ang death penalty. Simbako lang nga mahitabo ni sa usa nakong minahal sa buhay, naks ha! ako mismo ang magpabitay sa criminal! kanang mga pushers bitaw pud, bitayon jud sila! kanang nang rape...hala bitay!!!!
wa silai katungod mabuhi oi! THEY'RE A MANACE TO SOCIETY ! ;

congratulations!  tagsa ray makaako pagpabitay ug minahal nga criminal.  naa bitaw koy iglesia ni cristo nga amigo, siya kuno mismo ang mopatay kun bay0t iyang anak kay criminal man para nila ang bay0t, punishable by death, pareha rag pushers ug rapists, nga mga menace to society kuno.  

buot ipasabot, kandaiya ra tag opinion kun kinsay angay mabuhi ug mamatay nga wa sa oras, apil na ani nga mo-decide ang uyon sa death penalty ug ang murderers mismo nga ni-decide pod nga angay patyon ang ilang victims.  sa ato pa, ang mga uyon sa death penalty ug ang mga murderers ug uban pang criminals way kalainan.  
 

hala, gagmay ra ba kog dunggan.

dia, o.  imoon tanan aron di ko masakpan ni banana republic nga nagkaon na pod kog chocolate.

midndight snacks, for sugar rush: ritter sport chocolate, whole hazel nuts. 

Quote from: bugsay on September 19, 2010, 10:19:02 PM
wrong spelling....dy, as in daddy..

na, hala.  dy kog bekog dy.

Quote from: wolfpack823 on September 19, 2010, 10:30:39 PM
Sige gyud mong mga hombres masuko gani ang fairy na... ihatag gyud na sa inyo nga problema unsaon na lang...Gonna be a big business for "sugong industry" unsa man diay isawod ana dili man puede ang pad og tampon.

caltex nga kabo angay ani nila.

Quote from: bugsay on September 19, 2010, 10:26:41 PM
bwhahahaha....pasagdi nalang ko...kay kining akong sapot tag tulo ka buwan....

feligro.  mag-mens diay kun di kauli.

birthday greetings, tops!

Quote from: bugsay on September 19, 2010, 10:12:19 PM
hmmmm...niay nagpagoryo-goryo ayy....ngano gu dtawon nga wa kay kalibutan...mao man ni nga time nga sapoton ka.....bwahhahaha

magdungan baya mog sapot... manggawas god ang mga balak ug ahat.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 19, 2010, 10:08:03 PM
Apan bisan didto sa kalangitan dili mapiog ang dis-og sa mga takna, ug mao nga sa makausa pa ang atong bayani mitimbakuwas aron sagubangon ang tahas nga nagbaod nga ang lunangan sa kahimayaan iya na lang bawonon diha sa tugob sa kasinatian niyang palad... 

mapiog pay palad kay ang himayang gisakaysakayan lunangan diay sa kabaw.

Quote from: bugsay on September 19, 2010, 09:43:25 PM
di ko be?

di ko be ko di!

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 19, 2010, 09:09:53 PM
He he, lahi ra ning duha ka pulong, bisan tuod usa ra ang salitang ugat...

Ang pangiyudto mao ang gimbuhaton mismo. Ang panghingiyudto mao ang pagtuman sa gimbuhaton sumala sa agni sa tawhanong panginahanglan. Sa ato pa, ang katumanan sa panghingiyudto mao ang pangiyudto (cf: Tagalog root word nga "hikayat".) Pero para sa kadaghanan, way kalainan ang duha. Sa Iningles pa, hair-splitting (nga sa Binisaya pa, pagpikas sa hinapay sa bulbol). Sa kiniyuray tinuoray lang, mao rang kiyora...

ang salitang ugat tagalog.  ugat mayor na sa binisaya.

morag naay gimingaw ni bolbuhol da.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 19, 2010, 09:45:13 PM
Ibot-ibot unya daplis-daplis... 

ibot-ibot sa luyo, kusi-kusi sa aping, dayon sudlayanay sa isig ka moustache. 

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 19, 2010, 09:40:36 PM
He he, kining patipastipas mao ni atong nakat-onan sa mga pamaagi sa birth control... 

Quote from: bugsay on September 19, 2010, 09:41:54 PM
ang birth control method, kadtong pa ibot-ibot...hehehe

ang klarong birth control, balut kay makabay0t!

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 19, 2010, 12:24:40 AM
So, what are the reasons you love Tubigon?

Tubag!

di ko!

henceforth, pasumangil na lang ko nga siguro ko sa akong answer bisan di ko sure na sure.  at least, sure na sure ko nga nagpasumangil lang ko nga siguro ko sa akong answer, ehe.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 19, 2010, 09:09:53 PM
He he, lahi ra ning duha ka pulong, bisan tuod usa ra ang salitang ugat...

Ang pangiyudto mao ang gimbuhaton mismo. Ang panghingiyudto mao ang pagtuman sa gimbuhaton sumala sa agni sa tawhanong panginahanglan. Sa ato pa, ang katumanan sa panghingiyudto mao ang pangiyudto (cf: Tagalog root word nga "hikayat".) Pero para sa kadaghanan, way kalainan ang duha. Sa Iningles pa, hair-splitting (nga sa Binisaya pa, pagpikas sa hinapay sa bulbol). Sa kiniyuray tinuoray lang, mao rang kiyora...

spoken like a true beergin after eating balut.

Quote from: bugsay on September 19, 2010, 08:51:59 PM
hehehe....mangutana tang bai Hubs kon unsa'y root word ana..

i'll hazard two guesses:  pato ug ngiyu.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 19, 2010, 08:48:16 PM
Hmm. Dominatrix diay si Ms. Isle? 

sorry, di ko tigduwa ug domino.  boring. 

nakadugang sa gubot ang 20 anyos nga diperensiya sa edad.  na-insecure intawon tingali and laki.

may their souls find peace. 

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 19, 2010, 08:46:02 PM
He he...

si manang baya.  wa kaalinggat nga iya nang natulon ang pustisong nilupad.

Quote from: bugsay on September 19, 2010, 08:26:44 PM
maayo unta kon inig abot sa panahon mag ingon ana gihapon mi's akong palalab....
dakop-dakop dayon sa baybayon....'nya, itsa-itsa sa tubig....
nya mag piniskanay.....hahayyyy

palihug ra gud ko' pakong sa akong ulo......hehehe

diay pakong gamay, o.  human dakop-dakop sa baybayon ug itsa-itsa sa tubig, paak-paak dayon, nabilin hinoon ang pustiso sa siko.

also beautiful:

truly beautiful, bai hubs.  morag puro gikang nakakaon ug balut.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 19, 2010, 07:16:18 PM
Bitaw, pwede maligo, oi, pwede man gani himoong kaligoanan sa upaw... 

kaning istoryaha ang opaw ang way ligo...

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 19, 2010, 02:27:28 PM
He he, dili man kaha balut imong gipaniudto... 

Oi, si Ms. Isle na man pud ang nawala? On time kaayo, da... 

present, balut eaters nga beergins! 

(ang mga dangs baya.  scheduled afternoon nap tawon nako no...)

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 19, 2010, 07:20:22 PM
He he, naa ra bay mga tawo nga ang fetish kay gustong tilap-tilapan ang liog sa ilang uyab... 

di diay ni dalikdik o dark skin.  kubal diay ni sa sobrang tinilap. 

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 19, 2010, 12:41:51 PM
Basta likay lang jud sa balut. Penoy na lang... 

na, double-blade ang gawas ana.  ac/dc, anyone?

Quote from: bugsay on September 19, 2010, 11:39:55 AM
taga Bohol man ko...

aha!  kadaghanang alien mangangkon ra ba nga bol-anon sila... 

The pessimist sees only the tunnel; the optimist sees the light at the end of the tunnel; the realist sees the tunnel and the light--and the next tunnel. -Sydney J. Harris

Quote from: bugsay on September 19, 2010, 11:30:32 AM
makabayot sab diay ang beer?

oo, labi nag parisan ug gin.  beergin ang gawas.

Quote from: bugsay on September 19, 2010, 11:36:12 AM
cone-head man ang alien...

ang martian.  pero, tingalig pihing ang mga plutonian? 

Quote from: bugsay on September 19, 2010, 11:32:05 AM
way pahak, pero pihing ug ulo..

kaliwat diay kag alien...

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 19, 2010, 11:21:53 AM
Gagmay ra to silag nawong, pero ang hawan ibabaw sa kilay maoy halapad uyamot...

ay, sorry.  di diay helipad, autobahn diay.

Quote from: bugsay on September 19, 2010, 11:21:46 AM
mao na'y usa ka rason nga karon semi-opaw na akong haircut....mag-anad-anad nalang kay kon wala na'y motubo di na mahikurat ang mga tawo.

aahhh, ibig sabihin, wala kang pahak-pahak nga sinaw, morag sinselyong tinag-diyes, mao nga nakaako kag semi-opaw.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 19, 2010, 11:11:26 AM
Hahay, nia na pud ning kinengkoy. Serious baya ning akong pangutana... 

i'm dead serious about my answer.  nothing bad with hitting two birds with one stone, or using two things on one's head.  a wig that serves as a hat, kalami na lang ana a.  ang risgo lang sa hat/wig kay kun masangit sa kabayabasan, di na makaeskapo sa asawa, di na makalimod nga naa diay kulukadidang didto sa kabayabasan.     

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 19, 2010, 11:03:46 AM
Kini jud hinuon, dili ikalimod, he he. Pero naa koy close friend nga late 20s pa mi dako na daan ang iyang hilam-osanan. Silang tanan nga lalaking igsuon mao jud hinuon ang pattern...

mga dagko lang gyod tingali tong igsoona ug mga nawong mao nga morag helipad daan ang hilam-osanan, bai hubs.

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 19, 2010, 11:07:42 AM
Ah, basin bali diay? Ang kawo maoy makapatubo sa buhok? Morag greenhouse effect? 

kakuyaw.  mamunga unya ang ulo ug caimito.

Quote from: statesville on September 19, 2010, 09:48:02 AM
sign of aging...hehehe

mora diay ug second childhood kay opaw man sad sila nga gipanganak.

"for opaw thou art, and unto opaw shalt thou return." 

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 19, 2010, 03:11:59 AM
he he he, dili man ni based sa hats sigoro, murag genetic predisposition man ning 'hair loss'.

i believe so too.  i suspect though that some hats are contributory, especially those that are taken off only when the wearers go to bed. 

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on September 19, 2010, 02:10:31 AM
nope, i beg to disagree. i'm fond of collecting ball caps since i was in high school until now. not just for collection but i wear it everyday. some of the caps were lost though while some were given as gift to friends. however, i still have 10 ball caps left which i wear daily. pero hangtud karon baga man gihapon akong buhok, wala man ko maupaw.

bata pa gyod diay ka, bnc.  huwat-huwat lang... magkinahanglan unya kag 30 ball caps ugma damlag aron di ma-sunburn imong hubon.

Quote from: cujo on September 19, 2010, 01:05:56 AM
I know it is hereditary from your mother's side.So Mr. Ribbit ug kaliwat upaw imong mother chances is ma upaw ka.But look on a bright side,men who are bald looks intelligent and smart.

they also look like paul the tabogok of world cup fame.

Quote from: bugsay on September 18, 2010, 05:43:51 PM
di man tingale....

..pero sure ko nga ang opaw mauy permi mag kawo..

naa koy kaila nga wig iyang kawo.

this looks like chapter 2 of willie's and abs-cbn's troubles.  i hope this won't end with an "oh how the mighty of fallen..." for either protagonists.

Quote from: magbalantay on September 19, 2010, 04:30:20 AM
 Mau lagi na, killing killers is a crime in itself. Pro unsaon man pud tong napatay oi? Dili ba diay na crime nga nakapatay man siya? Where can the murdered person seek justice? Lisod ug mag base lang pud ta sa biblya. FAET.....FAET!

   Hinaut nga kining ningsupak nga dili ma revive ang death penalty makatilaw. Tanawon nato ilang reaction if in case mahitabo ni sa usa sa ilang minahal nga napatay unja klaro jud ang nagpatay. Kana bitaw pug nga marape injong anak pud! bujag laman! Tanawon nato aber!      P E A C E!

salamat kay nanimbako/namujag sad tawon ta, mags.  

wa bayay niingon nga dili crime nang nakapatay.  and the murdered person can seek justice through the justice system.  (kana kun maka-seek pa siya nga murdered na man kaha siya, di wa na siya aning kalibotana.  in which case, ang iyang kaparyentihan o ang state ang mo-seek ug justice.) 

ang justice, kana lang ba diay nga death sentence?  we're talking of punishment here because it is presumed that the wheel of justice is already grinding.  

di tantong lisod ang pag-base sa bibliya kay gi-base man sad sa bibliya ang death penalty sa mga believers ani.  even your own sense of justice now is based on biblical traditions, whether you are conscious of it or not.  

anyways, na hala.  hinaot pod nga kining ning-uyon nga i-revive ang death penalty makatilaw.  tan-awon nato ilang reaction if in case mahitabo nga usa nila ka minahal nakapatay unja klaro jud ang pagpatay.  kana bitaw pod nga mang-rape ilang anak pod!  bujag palayo!  tan-awon nato, aber.

puwera lang intawon nga ang uyon mismo maoy makapatay ug maka-rape.  simbako palayo!
p-e-a-c-e!
   

Quote from: bugsay on September 18, 2010, 06:48:00 PM
aguyyy.......daghan-daghan raba gyud to'ng nakaon adtong pag uli.....tsk, tsk, tsk..
basin ug kadto gyud mauy hinungdan nga mura'g mokiay na akong nilaktan..

ayayay, pasumanginlan pa gyod ang balut sa akong migo ay.  afir! 

si bugsay mokiling-kiling
kun buot niyang mokiringking
apan sa tumang kalandrakas
si bugsay diay ang nakaikyas.

(gtg.  kaon sa dihag imo.)

isn't this song paul anka's, circa 1950s?

our neighbor's dog is named puppylove (one-word spelling).  like babes, another dog, they love to eat the cat food that i put out in the balcony for stray cats.   

yes!  please give us green sweater-clad kaiser's picture! 

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 18, 2010, 11:01:06 AM
hehe, how many cats do you have, if you don't mind my asking?

Our Kaiser hates getting dressed, tho my dad puts on a dog sweater for him during winter season. It's actually pretty cute seeing him with his green sweater, ha ha ha.

I'll post pictures someday.

23 as of two months ago, two had died, then plus 6 now; 2 will be homed soon.  next to a beloved cat's demise, the latter is hard to do.  but i have to do it for practical reasons, i.e. we only have so much space for a number of cats.  i keep only the shy, sickly, and maladjusted ones, just so they won't be harmed.  the good ones i do my best to home elsewhere.      

(whew!  the last cat that had died made me poorer by 6k+ pesos in medical care.  our son who had to go to the doctor at the same time gave us a bill of only 2k+ pesos.  weird.)

Quote from: bugsay on September 18, 2010, 10:53:39 AM
ingon ana pod usahay...kon naay bag-ong style....hehehe

uy, karon pa ko kahibawo nga fashion conscious diay ka...

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 18, 2010, 10:44:07 AM
Lorenzo the Cat, imo, is handsome. Posing with his books. hehehe.


cute siya oy!

real, real cute!  i considered dressing up my cats, too, inspired by lorenzo the model cat.  to think that cat clothes are available in the philippines...  unfortunately, my cats (they're just too many to be dressed up, to begin with) don't even like cat collars.   sayang. 

Quote from: bugsay on September 18, 2010, 10:36:24 AM
aww....magpiyong gyud tuod...sama ani---

aw, abi nakog sama ani>>> 

if i'm not mistaken, there must also be a cia agent named lorenzo.

in keeping with that quintessential british spy james bond ("the name is bond, james bond..."), lorenzo the cia must also say, "the name is bran, lorenzo bran..."

gimingaw ako

(nadaot lang gamay kay nakadungog kog hubog nga nikanta ani ug:  gitungaw ako...)

kamingaw sa payag

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 17, 2010, 02:50:15 PM
Dandansoy

ready, sing:

dandansoy, inom tuba laloy
dili ako inom, tuba pait-aslom...

Quote from: bugsay on September 18, 2010, 10:26:20 AM
ayy, kay ngano man...magpiyong diay ka permi?
sabagay...

kay ngano?  moidlat ba diay imong mata kun ikaw?  sabagay...

Quote from: bugsay on September 18, 2010, 10:18:25 AM
sure ko's akoa....sa kang Hubag, di ko sure

si banana?

aw, you are your brother's keeper, so sure gyod ka bahin ni hubag.  asa na kaha to karon...

si banana?  di ko sure.

Quote from: cujo on September 18, 2010, 08:30:30 AM
Call me whatever.I have been in a chatroom only once in my life for 5 minutes and never liked it.Honestly this is my first in a forum.It's not like I never have a computer,I just never been interested in internet .Maybe that's why my english is kind of rusty.Then Ms. Wolf talked me into it.She said it would be fun and I would enjoy it.She was right.I realize how much I miss the old bol-anon language,tradition,jokes.I am having a ball.So I consider this a risky decision for fear some would criticize me,think I'm corny,etc.,etc.

glad we are with you in this grand ball called tubagbohol!

(possible, potential) criticism by other people is their risk, not yours.

Quote from: bugsay on September 18, 2010, 10:12:45 AM
bwahahahhaa.....mura diay ulmigas si Bolbuhol...way kapon

why man diay?  kapon diay mong hubag?