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Bwahaha!

Quote from: bugsay on March 20, 2012, 11:08:17 AM
lami bitaw jamo sapakon ning naa ta's atubanagn naghuwat, nya ang mga hingtungdan nagsige la'g chika.....mura'g kinsa'ng hawoda.

Hmm, naa ba pud ning batasana sa atoa sa Bohol? Panagsa ra man gud ko naay government transaction...

Quote from: bugsay on March 20, 2012, 11:06:05 AM
hehehe......
sabagay, bentaha nalang pod ni kaniadto nga saging ang pagkaon nya saging pod ang sud-an.

Sobra pas bentaha. Pero hinuon, bisan karon ang saging ituslo lang gihapon sa ginamos sa Balingsya...

Kon modaog kog lotto magpabuhat ko ani...

Quote from: bugsay on March 20, 2012, 10:56:09 AM
basin kugihan ang tua's counter 1 to 5....

ipakita pod ilang gibuhat bai hubs..

He he, basin ang uban Pacman, Mortal Kombat, Angry Birds...

Tanod jud ning liyona kay wa man mahadlok si Ondoy...

Quote from: bugsay on March 20, 2012, 10:48:01 AM
hehehe
luoy bitaw pod paminawon ang estorya sa mga insik.....
karon daghan na'ng kwartahan.

Di lang mga Insik, basta kuno mogawas sa kaugalingong nasod madato jud (labi nag magmantinir lag unlan)...

 

Hala, pwede diay tuod...

Quote from: bugsay on March 20, 2012, 10:34:34 AM
lain seguro ng hinungdan kon ngano'ng nakab-ot nimo na nga bmi...

Hmm, tungod sa paglinikay sa prostate cancer?

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on March 20, 2012, 02:25:43 AM
ug maka support ug 70 lbs so pwede ni sakay sakayan sa mga bata

Diay heron nga gasakay, ay...

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on March 20, 2012, 10:27:21 AM
Unya di pud ka ma consider Toy nga useless eater kay di man dako ug kaon    Usa ray solution ani hinayhinay na tag kaon aron di ta maapil ug kapuo.

He he, ang akong BMI kay 24 ra man, OK ra...

There is an inherent contradiction in extolling the powers of man to rise above his environment and in the same breath pointing out the scary prospect of the exhaustion of resources to sustain mankind.

Quote from: islander on March 19, 2012, 11:34:30 PM
STAR APPLE (Chrysophylum caimito)


Family: Sapotaceae
Synonyms: Chrysophylum sriceum.
Other names: Caimito, caimito-roxo, caini, cainito, golden leaf tree, abiaba, pomme de lait, estrella and aguay.

http://www.fruitipedia.com/

Caimito ba gud ni. Mora man nig sambag...

He he, basin jok3x ra, gitinuod pud sa uban...

Basin naa silay paper cup made of plastic kay naa may bottled water in cans...





Bwahaha! 

Written by Nady Tzortzidou of Athens, Greece





A couple of years ago, some colleagues informed me of a little stray griffon-like dog, wandering outside the company where I worked. She seemed very sick and didn’t respond to anything.

She must have been in the streets for so long as her fur was hanging from her skin in balls.  She was extremely dirty and smelly, yet had the sweetest and most gentle eyes I have ever seen. The only move she made was to wag her tail when someone spoke to her.

I put her in my car and she didn’t protest at all. I took her to our family vet, who kept her for about three weeks.  He treated her skin and fur (she had some kind of skin infection), shaved, bathed, spayed and vaccinated her. Then I went and got her (surprisingly she seemed very happy, as if staying at the clinic was the best time she ever had) and took her to a kennel to stay for a while as I live in a tiny apartment with two very demanding and bossy cats.

I started looking for a new family for this sweet old girl. The doctor told me that she was close to 10 years old and couldn’t see clearly from one eye. Weeks went by and nobody responded to my emails. I visited her in the kennel and she seemed quite unhappy and frightened there.

After three months, I finally got a call from a middle age woman named Teresa who was asking for information about the dog. She had a cat and wanted a dog to keep her mother company as her mother was ill.

She liked the dog and finally got her. Some time after, I visited Teresa in their house and I was amazed by how much she and her husband loved this dog.  The dog was like a child, all cleaned up with a red ribbon on the head, looking peaceful and happy. They were so patient with her, talking to her, kissing her, being with her constantly (only their cat was very happy about that).

The vet (they kept using the same vet) told me that this couple was like a lottery prize for the dog, especially so late in her life. They treated her like a child, like a daughter. --http://www.care2.com/

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on March 20, 2012, 09:37:11 AM
Ang buot ipasabot ani is population depopulation. Eliminate the useless eater. The lesser the population the better mao ni ang agenda. The more people starve to death the better.

Papa om Mao Mao. Mao ni ang gibuhat ni Mao iyang Great Leap Forward...

Quote from: bugsay on March 20, 2012, 08:26:25 AM
so, unsa ma'y mensahe nga gusto nimo'ng ipaabot sa kadaghanan........nga dali madato kon niwang?

He he, dali ra madato kon dili dakog kaon...

Quote from: bugsay on March 20, 2012, 08:20:17 AM
makalingaw baya kining buhata
kasing-kasing ni inday perting ngisiha
inig pangihi niya sa kusina
mga kauban nagpatungod na

Bwahaha! Sabaw-sabaw lang una diay
Samtang di pa nato makab-ot ang puday
Karon nga nia ta ilawom sa balay

Peligro lang takboyan tag bujinggit
Samtang sa busaog nagkumbabit
Nga usa ra ka kamot ang gigamit

Quote from: bugsay on March 20, 2012, 08:15:14 AM
wa ko kasuway ug kuot ug himungaan......dumaga ra..

He he, huot diay inig kyuom...

Years ago diha koy kaila nga gikan sa Mong Kok, ambot giunsa to niya pag-abot sa Pinas. Diha man tingali toy Chinese family nga nag-sponsor niya. Niwang jamo unya Ininsik ray pinulongan nga nahibaw-an.  Karon milyonaryo na ang kanahan.

Ok jud in this regard ang Amerika kay ang mga hybrid didto klaro nga pwede moasenso...

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on March 20, 2012, 07:54:21 AM
mao diay kung sip-onon ang bata ug dagkong tawo maayo maligo sa dagat.

Same thing kon ang bata ug dagkung tawo bag-o lang gituli...

Quote from: chicogon on March 20, 2012, 05:18:49 AM
Mga awit nga ampay sa dalaga
Ilimnong bahal makaisog kanila
Usahay maglagot na ang mama
Ininit tubig ibu-bo kanila.

Apan kon way ininit si Manang
Dakdakan na lang sila og kaang
Bukol lagi tawon si Bay Bugsay
Unsaon mahilig man og Inday...

He he, usa pa diay ni sa mga kagamitan sa asin, paghingilin sa mga engkanto...

Kini hinuon di angay kaluy-an kay butangero jamog nawong...

Quote from: chriswise on March 20, 2012, 03:39:28 AM
medyo ok pa na siya kay arangan pag lawas kay sa uban jod na kita nang gusok,,,

Bitaw pud, sama ani niya...

Sa unod lang, klarong hiniktan...

Lami pud ang grilled nga bihag...

Quote from: chicogon on March 20, 2012, 05:20:41 AM
Tinolang kokak??? 

Mas lami pa kuno ni kaysa manok, labi na ang parte nga maskuladong legs...

Victoria amazornica is the largest genus of water lilies in the world. It floats in the shallow waters of the Amazon River basin. Its leaves reach up to 3 m in diameter. They can support up to 70 pounds. This giant water lily was called Victoria regia after Queen Victoria of the UK when it was discovered by explorer Robert Schomburgk in 1836. -- http://www.barnorama.com/

Lone wolf yogini...

From The Darkness : Vernal Equinox
by Ian R Thorpe


Spring’s gentle kiss falls on dormant pasture,
deep in the earth life’s rhythm, beating faster
swells buds, massages rising sap through bare branch;
the balance tips, nature wakes from winter trance.
Round bellies swell, within new life is formed
and small things teem in fields the sun has warmed.
All through the darkest days some clung to hope
while others begged their god to help them cope.
Darkness seemed about to overwhelm the world
and every loving kiss was graveyard cold.
In chilly isolation nothing good could grow
and money raged and kindness cowered low
to seek the shadow’s sheltering embrace.
Fear scarred the countenance of the gentlest face.
Self â€" proclaimed messiahs’ promises evaporated
in the rage of greed even hope was tainted.
When all we believe in dies and darkness grips
the mind thoughts turn towards apocalypse.
Then all the prayers in temples everywhere
like trees falling in the forest; none can hear.
Those who worshipped beg their gods for recompense:
the divine reply? Silent indifference.
Only when faith is replaced by certainty
and hope is weighed against inevitability
we understand that all the time the cycle turns,
under the ice an unquenchable spark burns
and wait, knowing an equinox will come
and balance be restored under  benign sun.

http://www.authorsden.com/

Vernal pools, also called vernal ponds or ephemeral pools, are temporary pools of water. They are usually devoid of fish, and thus allow the safe development of natal amphibian and insect species. Certain tropical fish lineages (such as killifishes) have adapted to this habitat specifically, however.

Most pools are dry for at least part of the year and fill with the winter rains or snow melt. Some pools may remain at least partially filled with water over the course of a year or more, but all vernal pools dry up periodically.

They are called vernal pools because they are often, but not necessarily, at their peak depth in the spring ("vernal" meaning of, relating to, or occurring in the spring).

Despite being dry at times, once filled they teem with life. The most obvious inhabitants are various species of frogs and toads. Some salamanders also utilize vernal pools for reproduction, but the adults may visit the pool only briefly. Other notable inhabitants are Daphnia and fairy shrimp, the latter often used as an indicator species to decisively define a vernal pool. Other indicator species, at least in New England, are the wood frog, the spadefoot toad, and some species of mole salamanders. There may be vegetative indicators of vernal pools but further study must be conducted to verify the relationships between vernal pools and their characteristic flora and fauna. --Wiki

Another clear sign of spring...

Quote from: islander on March 19, 2012, 06:38:32 PM
sureness ko nga kun mag-eb ta, magdungaw ko nimo.  you're a 3-footer, right?

Hmm, sama ani niya?

BATTLE WITH BROTHELS

Oradexon, they say, keeps them going, even though there are known risks associated with its long-term use.

The steroid can cause diabetes, high blood pressure, skin rashes and headaches and is highly addictive, according to social activists.

It also weakens the immune system and leaves patients more susceptible to illnesses. There have been reports of young sex workers dying from over-use of the drug.

The small white pill is easily available in Kandapara's slums. It is sold without prescription for 15 taka (18 U.S. cents) for a strip of 10 at the tea and cigarette stalls blaring Bangladeshi pop music that populate a maze of open-sewer lanes.

"Steroids are life-saving as well as life-destroying drugs which are used by sex workers in poor countries," said Shipra Gowshami, a lawyer and human rights activist who works with sex workers in brothels in the central Bangladeshi town of Faridpur.

"A lack of awareness, easy availability and malpractices of quacks are some of the prime causes of why these drugs are being abused," Gowshami said.

In 2010, ActionAid Bangladesh began a campaign to promote awareness of the drug among sex workers. But they say they are facing a long fight in persuading not only the brothels to stop using it but also authorities to regulate it.

"There have been attempts to raise awareness on the negative impact of the use of such medicine but brothel owners, madams and pimps are a long way from withdrawing such practices," said Farah Kabir, country director for ActionAid Bangladesh.

"We have an uphill battle, yet it can be won. There needs to be greater regulation in the sale of such drugs. Government and the state must play an active role."

(Writing by Nita Bhalla; Editing by John Chalmers and Paul Tait) -- http://www.newsdaily.com/

COW FATTENING DRUG

Also known as Dexamethasone, Oradexon treats inflammation and allergies in humans and is used by farmers to fatten livestock.

Charities say the over-the-counter drug is taken by 90 percent of sex workers in Kandapara and the other 14 legalized brothels across this impoverished South Asian nation.

The girls are first forced to take it by their madams, or "sardarnis", who run the brothels.

It increases their appetite, making them gain weight rapidly and giving the appearance that these poorly nourished teens are in fact healthy and older - attracting clients who prefer girls with "curves".

It also helps sardarnis keep the police away. The legal age for sex work in Bangladesh is 18.

The girls then continue to consume it, saying that it keeps them "strong and healthy", which in turn will help them get more clients in a day so they can earn enough to survive.

"My sardarni forced me to take a tablet. She beat me up and stopped giving food. She threatened me and reminded me about my loans," says Hashi, who has a four-year-old son staying with relatives, whom she has not seen for two years.

"In this brothel, customers always look for healthy girls. I take Oradexon. I need customers so I can pay my bills and loans. If I don't get any customers one day, I cannot eat in the next day. I wish to save some money for my son."

The story is the same with most of Kandapara's teenage sex workers, or "chukris".

Sold for as little as 20,000 taka ($245) by their poor, rural families to traffickers, they are then traded on to brothel sardarnis, who are former prostitutes themselves and keep the teenagers in bonded sex work.

The girls speak of being with up to 15 men in one day, but say their earnings are pocketed by their sardarnis, who tell them they have to work to pay off the money paid for them.

Many girls have been in Kandapara's brothel for years, yet due to their illiteracy, they have no idea whether their debts have been cleared and what their rights are.

Others, who have been left by their sardarnis because they are too old or not-profitable, are in principle free to leave but choose not to, fearful of the social exclusion they will face in the conservative, Muslim society outside of Kandapara.

By Andrew Biraj
Posted 2012/03/18 at 10:46 pm EDT


TANGAIL, Bangladesh, Mar. 18, 2012 (Reuters) â€" Their faces painted heavy with make-up, teenage girls in short, tight blouses and long petticoats loiter in squalid alleys, laughing and gesturing to potential clients who roam Tangail town's infamous red light area in the early evening.

There is no shortage of men looking for "company" in Kandapara slum, a labyrinth of tiny lanes - lined cheek-by-jowl with corrugated iron shacks - a few hours drive northeast of Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka.

But with rates as low as 50 taka (60 U.S. cents), the need to attract as many customers as possible is desperate - prompting a rising, yet dangerous, trend of steroid abuse among adolescent sex workers to "enhance" their appearance.

"There is a huge difference between my appearance now and the malnourished look of my childhood," says Hashi, 17, who was lured into the sex trade by a trafficker when she was 10 and sold to Kandapara's brothel, where she began taking steroids.

"I am healthier than before and fit to serve a lot of customers in a day. Sometimes up to 15," she says, placing a large black bindi, or dot used by Hindu women, between her perfectly shaped eyebrows.

She sits in her tiny room with a bed, a cooking stove and posters of Bollywood stars taped across the wall.

Hashi is one of around 900 sex workers - some as young as 12 - living a painful life of exploitation in Kandapara, not only bonded by debt and fear of stigma, but compelled to take the steroid, Oradexon, which brings more income but leaves dangerous side effects.

There seems to be an oversuppy thereof...

Bwahaha!

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 18, 2012, 04:54:51 PM



Supercute overdose... 

Felines ra diay? Canines pud...

Lami ni ituslo sa kalamay, dayong ingkib...

It takes all kinds...

Sayang nga gipapas sa website. Hataas unta ang maalamong lantugi ang linugdangan sa ingon...

Bwahaha!

Mas expert si Lola...





Bwahaha! 

Quote from: bugsay on March 19, 2012, 03:39:46 PM
diha man gud to'y usa ka higayon nga nitambo ang baje as bentana, dajon ingon "KON DILI MO MATULOG, PAKATULOG MO'G TAWO"...

naalibwag tawon.....ang tua's ilawom sa silong wa taown kadagan dayon.

Wa kadagan dayon pero nakapitlok man kaha sa himungaan...

Quote from: bugsay on March 19, 2012, 01:24:35 PM
Boholese impiriar armi diri sorindir.....abri birat, surod ragay!

Quote from: islander on March 19, 2012, 02:36:36 PM
hoy, mga pizut, gauna-una uroy mo... mora uroy ug di dugay nang na-sukiyaki injong mga itrog!

Bantay, Bay Bugs, ariya ragay!
Niabot ang TB Kempeitai!

PALPAK ANG HARANA
by Romeo Tanghal Sr

Takbo, paa takbo! at baka ako ma-dedbol
ng Asong humahabol sa galit ay nagu-ulol!
Harana ay pumalpak dahil ang Tatay hindi nagalak
sa sintunadong gitara at boses palakang kokak!
Takbo, paa takbo! at iligtas mo ako
sa matatalas na pangil at matatalim na kuko!
At kung hindi titigil sa pag habol ang lintek na aso
siya ang kakagatin ko pagdating sa aking teritoryo!

Quote from: bugsay on March 19, 2012, 02:58:28 PM
kining pangutanaha daghan kaayo'g tubag nga dili angay nga ibutyag...

Sayod ako nga kining maong hulagway naghubit sa usa ka panid sa imong kaagi nga nagmakuli ka pagbutyag...





Bwahaha! 

Way maka-Bugsay nga kulob ang kalingawan...

Quote from: islander on March 19, 2012, 02:05:46 PM
salamat kay di gyod ko mokaon ug manok nga tinola sukad. 

Sureness ka nga makabalibad ka ani?

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on March 19, 2012, 02:21:52 PM
dili maayo sa naay bughat ang tinola gikan sa bihag.

Hmm, baje nga bag-ong nanganak, di pud pwede?

Life's like that. Usahay naa ka sa ilawom, usahay pud sa ibabaw...

He he, ice cream tingali ang ilang gilinyahan...

He he, variation ni sa kinatloan...

Kini ang lisod jamo...





Bwahaha!

Kini ang sayon...

Quote from: bugsay on March 19, 2012, 01:11:05 PM
ka eget sa kalami?

Basin di mao ang natuslokan?

Quote from: bugsay on March 19, 2012, 01:09:42 PM
Boholese way eles-eles?

He he, nanimahong mawese nga ginamese...

OK pud ni nga EB...

Quote from: bugsay on March 19, 2012, 12:53:58 PM
bahagay....hehehe

Aw, basta buhagay...

Quote from: bugsay on March 19, 2012, 12:53:25 PM
Aza Tuzuki?

Zapuki...

Quote from: bugsay on March 19, 2012, 12:51:06 PM
new yorker o hongkongnese?

He he, Boholese lang kaha...

Quote from: bugsay on March 19, 2012, 12:49:48 PM
motari lang....pero dili hawod

Hmm. Bihagay?

Quote from: bugsay on March 19, 2012, 12:44:08 PM
anhi Suzuki

He he, mopailaila dayon siya by saying, "Sukzuki ko"...

Quote from: bugsay on March 19, 2012, 12:48:32 PM
ang tuhod?

Ang giludhan...

Quote from: bugsay on March 19, 2012, 12:40:08 PM
wa kaayo ko'y swerte ani......tanan nakong manok natinola.

Hmm, didto diay ka hawod sa tigbakay nga dili manok ang gigamit?

Gimatuto sa maayong pamatasan ning bataa...