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Quote from: hubag bohol on June 17, 2010, 06:38:48 PM
He he, pangkati ra diay tingali tong pagbubo sa lana, para mopatara ang tahor!...

wa gyod hinooy sipjat ang tahor.   giabot na hinoon kog kalooy kay gamay nga lana nga pahalang pa gyod unta, front seat man dayon.  di baya gyod ta mangarate ug kimpang o mokagud ug bakol nga kaguran, as you may know, mga machowww.

Quote from: bugsay on June 17, 2010, 06:32:47 PM
wa ta kahibawos nagbubo sa lana nga pagtalikod, gibunalan sab niya sa kaguran...bwhahahaha

wa man god ka-gets.  ang lana anti-wakwak, arang nisiaw man hinoon ug lupad.  lahi lang gyod tawon mig frequency.  kokwak, kokwak, kokwak.

1)  through the years by kenny rogers.  theme song namo sa akong banana republic.  problema lang, ako ray nakahibawo nga naa diay miy theme song.

would love to take this song in with eyes closed, a flute of moet et chadon, preferably a demi-sec, in my hand.  ahhh, la bonne vie!

2)  when the mood calls for it, i turn to antonio vivaldi's four seasons. 

a german ressling, halbtrocken, goes well with this.  ahhh, das gute leben!     

Quote from: bugsay on June 17, 2010, 11:45:12 PM
murag sakto pa seguro kag mata ms isles.. ..akong tan-aw nag sing-al man ni si wardi.

haaay, salamat, bai bugs.  makaingon man sad diay ta anig hubog-hubog gamay si bai vhinz kay nangangin mag ahat.

Quote from: bugsay on June 17, 2010, 10:54:42 PM
absent tingali kos high school pa ko pag discussed ani...
nangabot na man ni'g roman empire....

para nako, mituo pa ko'g milagro...so basin diayg milagrohan ning dapita nga inig mata nilang tanan gikang sa ilang pagkahinanok kalinaw nay maghari.....mao ra pod sa atong pinangga nga Minadanao.

present tingali ka oy.  wa lang ka maminaw kay nagsige ra man kag huwat ug recess.

daot na gyod diay kog mata, bai vhinz, kay kaingon kog nikanta na siya sa daplin aron hagbongan ug limos.  o ikaw ba kaha hinoon ang daot ug mata kay nganong nahimo mang warflex si wardiflex?

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 17, 2010, 02:07:54 AM

Prior to the Great Revolt, the Arab presence in Judea was minimal. Hebrews dominated the land, and it was only after Hadrian sent 12 Roman legions (a force of about 60,000 men) to pacify Judea did their presence fall. Rome tried to exterminate the Jews in that savage campaign, as it did with the Carthaginians in their 3 Punic Wars. The difference here is that Rome did erase Carthage from the known world, even as much as pouring salt over Carthage and enslaved its entire population, thereby stamping out the only rival to Roman domination of the Mediterranean World. Rome, however, was not successful in regards to its extermination of the Jews. While Rome did destroy Jerusalem and forced the Hebrews in a global diaspora, the Jews outlived the Roman Empire, and have resettled their original homeland. The descendants of Abraham continue to pray before the wall of the Great Temple, while, the Eagle of Rome has long rusted into oblivion.

Note: all an every power that tried to exterminate the Jews all failed. Alexander's Empire collapsed, Babylon collapsed, The Roman Empire collapsed , Nazi Germany collapsed, and most recently the Arab nations that tried to stamp out Israel were defeated in all of its wars with Israel.

what goes up must come down.  all empires collapse, from the most ancient achaemenid empire to the medieval mongol empire, srivijaya empire, down to the modern british empire, western european empires, aztec empire, and the more recent soviet empire.  the world has known over 200 empires that came and went.  how many of these tried to exterminate the jews? 

i hope this particular note is not inferred from the data you have gathered because, excuse me, the collapse of empires has nothing to do with the current israeli-palestinian issue.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 17, 2010, 02:07:54 AM

The Byzantines retained the Roman name and modified it to "Palastinia Sultaris"; and when Byzantium was conquered by the Ottoman Turks, it was renamed to Falastin; the Arabs have retained the term Falastin. The English equivalent of Falastin is: Palestine.

‘The Greek toponym Palestini (ΠαλαισÏ,,ίνη), with which the Arabic Filastin (فÙ,,سطين) is cognate, first occurs in the work of the Greek historian Herodotus, active in the middle of the 5th century BCE, where it denotes generally the coastal land from Phoenicia down to Egypt. Herodotus also employs the term as an ethnonym, as when he speaks of the 'Syrians of Palestine' or 'Palestinian-Syrians', an ethnically amorphous group he distinguishes from the Phoenicians referring to the Aramaeic Samaritans led by Sanbalat and appointed by the Persian kings and the Arabs in Jerusalem referred to also by Ezra (the Bible).  The word bears comparison to a congeries of ethnonyms in Semitic languages, Ancient Egyptian Plst or flst, Assyrian as Palastu, and the Hebraic as Plishtim, the latter term used in the Bible to signify the Philistines.’ (from Etymology, Palestinian People, Wikipedia)

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 17, 2010, 02:07:54 AM

Rome, by Imperial Promulgation under the reign of Emperor Hadrian, renamed Judea ("Provincia Judea") into Palestine ("Syria Palaestina") in order to erase the memory of the Jews. The Arabs then came to settle Judea (since it was devoid of its original inhabitants).

‘The Roman Emperor Hadrian determined to wipe out the identity of Israel-Judah-Judea.  Therefore, he took the name Palastina and imposed it on all the Land of Israel.  At the same time, he changed the name of Jerusalem to Aelia Capitolina.  The Romans killed many Jews and sold many more in slavery. Some of those who survived left the devastated country (and established Jewish communities throughout the Middle East) but there was never a complete abandonment of the Land of Israel.  That is, there were always Jews and Jewish communities in Palestine, though the size and conditions of those communities fluctuated greatly.’  (from Palestine History, http://www.palestinefacts.org/ pf_early_palestine_brief_history.php)

as for the “Arabs who came to settle Judea”, please refer to reply no. 9.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 17, 2010, 02:07:54 AM

When the Romans exerted their influence in Judea in 63BC, this lead to hostility between the two peoples and would later lead to the Roman pacification of Jewish revolts and thus lead to the destruction of the Jewish Temple in 70AD. The Jews would later revolt in the 2nd century AD in what is known as the Bar Kokhba uprising, which lead to a prompt and devastating Roman response. The Romans implemented an ancient world version of 'Shock And Awe' by destroying and razing Jerusalem to the ground and pacified the Jews in Judea, thereby forcing the Jewish people in a diaspora. Many of whom were forced to leave for Hispaniola and Central Europe. The Jews in Iberia would later be called Sephardi Jews and the Jews in present day central and eastern europe would be called the Ashkenazi Jews.

as in everything else in our discussion, i'm shocked and awed by this indigestible mishmash of information so generously given but has nothing to do with the topic.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 17, 2010, 02:07:54 AM

Prior to the Great Jewish Revolt, present day Israel was known as Judea, it was only after the pacification of many Jewish revolts that the Romans changed the name from Judea to Palestine.

it does not mean that by virtue of the ancient name of the place the ancestors of present-day palestinians were not there.

‘Recent genetic evidence has demonstrated that Palestinians as an ethnic group are closely related to Jews and represent modern descendants of a core population that lived in the area since prehistoric times,  largely predating the Arabian Muslim conquest that resulted in their acculturation, established Arabic as the predominant vernacular, and over time also Islamized many of them from various prior faiths.’  (from Palestinian People, Wikipedia)

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 17, 2010, 02:07:54 AM
Islander, if i may infer:

lorenzo,

you have, indeed, inferred, in your own usual way.  inference is akin to extrapolation, which in verb form means "to come up with conclusions from known data".  please don't get me wrong, but your inference, i.e., conclusion, is a lecture on history that would have been more enjoyable to read if you bothered to summarize this particular aspect of history from your source (which, I’m prone to believe, is http://www.palestinefacts.org/ pf_early_ palestine_ brief_ history.php).  unfortunately, i find this source biased any way I look at it.  how about getting facts and distilling them from many sources first before jumping to conclusions?  there’s so much data out there from which we could infer, but it should be data from all sides that should interest us.  

"No two historians ever agree on what happened, and the damn thing is they both think they're telling the truth." (Harry S. Truman)

oh, the wikipedia (on the palestinian people) in this instance strikes me as more balanced.  (quite unlike the wikipedia entry on our homegrown iglesia ni cristo which is inherently biased.)  needless to say, for purposes of scholarly research, it would be greatly appreciated if you quote or name your source when you post entries such as these.  

and while we’re at it, we’re both veering away from this thread’s topic, a situation that you yourself insisted is something that you strictly guard against.  what could have been a topic started by you and answerable with a yes or no with some explanation perhaps for one’s answer has now morphed into a history lesson.  be that as it may, i am at least assured that you won’t delete your own entry.  

welcome, jay-d.  have fun and let your hair down.  shelve english grammar for a while, if you may.

Quote from: vhinz08 on June 17, 2010, 05:33:44 PM
Maparis ta ug sayaw pwede pud Ms. Islander.

salamat, pero ajaw na lang, vhinz.  abi pa lang, mora pod kag nawong ug baki.

my goodness!  hinoon, lingin gyod tuod ang bola.  besides, underdogs hold their own charms.  switzerland may be at the low end of the totem pole of football, but it had its sweet revenge some years back when a game was played in that country.  daliang nawad-an ug ginhawa ang players from other countries tungod sa height sa switzerland from the sea level.   

sunogon nako ang discohan kun mao nay akong maparis.

dear TIGkagud,

nahiabot na kang kaguran ang imong mga panghayhay.  sa kinadul-ang pagsubang sa buwan, makasalig ka nga padung na siya nimo, nagbugsay-bugsay sa kaharuhay sa iyang mga hubag, botoy, ug hoboy nga sa akong nasabtan maoy iyang gasa kanimo.  

tabi tuod, kanang islander nga imong gisul-ob, palihog, higala, kun di ba na ang nasiklot gikan sa ikaduhang ang-ang sa among hagdanan.

nagpabilin nga gatiniil,

islander

p.s.  ajaw lang tagda ang mga voyeurs nga ang mga ngan bugsay ug hubag.  mga wanted man gud kuno ni sila.  gipangita ug mga tay-ang kaguran.

Quote from: philippines on June 16, 2010, 05:25:37 PM
“The worst thing you can do for love is deny it; so when you find that special someone, don't let anyone or anything to get in your way.” - anonymous

di ko tantong sold ani, to be honest.  mag-unsa na lang kun asawa o bana ang mo-get in the way?

Quote from: Chongki on June 17, 2010, 04:13:11 PM
.... ilambos ang baje sa saging?

ang saging man tingali ani ang ilambos sa punoan sa saging...

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 17, 2010, 11:56:18 AM
haha, i did not know that so many read my posts. the effect of which, i leave to the reader.

if i, as one reader, constitute the many, boy, am i flattered.

basa mo ni lorenzo here at tb.  wagtang gyod dayon inyong anger.

cate blanchett is super.  but let me add to my short list our 8-year-old girl who can mimic michael jackson's voice (circa jackson 5).

dear TIGkagud,

buot lang nakong ipaabot kanimo ang gisulti ni kaguran.  diri lang siya nako nikumpisal agi ug gitawag natong kauwaw kay tuod shy girl man ni siya ('little shy girl/ i'd like to make you my girl/ but each time i try/ to catch your eye/ you always look away...')

gibati sad siyag kamingaw nimo, TIG, gibatig kahidlaw, gibatig kahigwaos, labi na sa iyang pagduda nga di ra siya maoy imong makaguran, masakyan, ug matadtaran.

sultihi lang ko kun tinuod ba o di kining tanan niyang pagduda aron akong ipaabot kaniya ang kamatuoran.  alimahan ko kining imong ikumpisal.  himoon ko kining sikretong bulawan nga ang kamahal sama sa golden buddha ni kanhing presidente marcos.  way laing makahibawo gawas sa kapupod-an sa pilipinas.

nagpaabot sa imong pagkamatinud-anon,

islander

p.s.  unsa?  japanese-made na karon imong kaguran?

Quote from: bugsay on June 17, 2010, 10:07:15 AM
abi nako'g Kuragan.....kaguran man diay..

mao-mao ra man tingali na.  kanyahay ra gimingaw si TIGkagud.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 16, 2010, 12:06:13 AM
Thank you for that , islander.

you're welcome, lorenzo.

let's simplify things for better understanding of what this thread is all about before we get too garbled and before there is more mention of what subjects one had taken or how one had stumped his college instructor.  since this is all about similarities and differences, here goes:

symbols:  christianity - the cross
              judaism      - the star of david
              islam         - the star and crescent 

origin of the name:  christianity - from the greek 'christos' (anointed), referring to jesus christ
                  judaism     - from the hebrew 'yehudim' (judah)
                            islam        - from the arabic 'submission', also the arabic salaam (peace)

followers (2006 estimates):  christianity - 2.1 billion
                                       judaism     -  14 million
                                       islam         - 1.3 billion     

p.s. i can slowly, in installments, post the similarities and differences of these three major religions and try my best to simplify them, that is, i won't flood this thread with data in one go.  however, for those interested in comparative religion and have the leisure for research, a good internet source (among many) is christianityinview.com/xncomparison.html

the study of comparative religion, to my mind, helps us traverse the paths of our biases.  it could help us understand why we're not really too different in our faiths.  i can't imagine delving into similarities and differences just to prove other religions wrong.     

we all wish to go to heaven though we take different paths.

Quote from: ms da binsi on June 16, 2010, 12:12:16 AM

YEAHhhhhhhhhh!  specially kanang starts sa middle east nga hangtud karon nagpabilin nga ang mga baje ang underdogs!!!

sorry, ms da binsi.  but women are not really as underdogs there as the west perceives.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 16, 2010, 09:00:23 PM
Oops, no personal attacks! Remember the cardinal rule here in TB?

oops, unsay imong pagtoo?  you have the monopoly of boils?

di na lang ko molalis sa inyong kasinatian, mga hinampak mong mga bugalbogalon.  adto na lang ko sa leevi's, the best of both worlds.

Quote from: vhinz08 on June 16, 2010, 09:17:49 PM
Basta dili original nga levis mulike gajud ang atubangan murag kamote pero kung original gani bisan pag wa jamoy uwan dili jud manlike.   

ha?  moliki na lang atong nawong, ang levi's dili pa?

Quote from: ms da binsi on June 16, 2010, 09:52:55 PM

gibugtaw??? haaaay pagka lawom ba ani nga pulong? murag ako'y gikutasan!!!

gikutasan na ko diri sa kalawom sa kagabhion
momata pa ra ba gyod kog sayo sa kabuntagon
ms da binsi, gikan diri mo-goodnight una ko
hangtod sa manamilit pag-usab ako kanimo.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 16, 2010, 09:57:17 PM
Hervé Jean-Pierre Villechaize, French-Filipino actor and painter

abat gyod ka, bai hubs, botoy ba nimo oy.  kalizhod ani pag-pronounce nga name.  kay lizhod man, lizhod sad himoong pinaborit.  mora man sad nig si fido dido nga i-french--- fideoux dideoux. 

Quote from: statesville on June 16, 2010, 05:25:06 AM
No, that won't happen
  Gaza belongs to the Jews, the Philistines need to go back
   to their country  in  Crete.

sorry, statesville, but i beg to disagree with this statement (not necessarily with you).  one group of the so-called philistines did come from crete, at around 1190BC; most of these groups of philistines are of mediterranean and greek origin. 

the current palestinians are descendants of abraham as the israelis--- a more apt and current term instead of 'jews'--- are descendants of the same patriarch.  (that makes israelis and palestinians blood relatives in the strict sense of the word.)

lineage aside, if we say that these 'philistines' need to go back to crete (it's not a country but a mediterranean island that is part of greece), they who have settled in gaza for more than a thousand years before christ, surely you will find it unthinkable if present americans (the whites, for purposes of this discussion) are deemed to need to go back to their countries of origin in europe because america belongs to native americans.  unthinkable, right?  to think that white americans started settling in the new world only in the 1500s after christ while the 'philistines' settled in the currently named palestine for more than a millenium before christ.

of note in these current times is that palestinians hold titles to the land and their houses that are bulldozed to make way for israeli settlements.  any country will go to war if this is done to its people.         

yes, but not in our lifetime.

dear kaguran,

nahinumdom ka pa ba, sa unang panahon sa imong kabatan-on, nga hait pa intawon ang imong abilidad sa pagkagod sa mga timgas nga lubi?  karon intawon, sa imong katigulangan, gipanamastamasan na lang ang imong pagkapundol, ang imong taya, ang imong bukobuko nga gihimo pa gyod nga tadtaran.   palihog, ayaw buhii ang imong dignidad bisag malanay pa ang kalibotan.  akong gikasubo ang imong gidangatan.

makanunayong mounong,     

islander

p.s.

if ever i would leave you
it wouldn't be in summer
seeing you in summer
i never would go
your hair streaked with sunlight
your lips red as flame
your face with the luster
that puts gold to shame.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 16, 2010, 08:41:16 PM
Balanghoy sa atubangan, kamote sa likod?

unsay pagtoo nimo nako, morag hubag?

Quote from: bugsay on June 16, 2010, 11:37:59 AM
bitaw...pwede raman paklion sa makadiyot...
pwede pod dili tan-awon....mahibaw-an man sab kon simhuton.

na, hala, simhot ug balanghoy, bai bugs.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 16, 2010, 11:34:36 AM
Kinahanglan pa ba gud mobasa sa posts? Nganong lisod-lisoron man nimo imong kaugalingon nga nagsipit ka man sa kamatuoran?

dinhi ka morag nisipyat.  balanghoy akong gisipit, dili kamote.

Quote from: vhinz08 on June 16, 2010, 12:49:01 AM
Kalain pud nimo Bay Islander murag imong buot ipasabot nga mag hipster na lang pud ang nawong sa ahong avatar. 

mahimo baya.  suwayi gud.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 16, 2010, 08:29:34 AM
Bwahaha! Nigamit tingali kag samin to find out, Ms. Isle! Peace, girl! Bwahaha!

way samin-samin, bai hubs.  mobasa lang ko sa tanan nimong posts, makuha na nako ang hulagway.  naguhit sa tanan nimong mga pinulongan, bai hubs.  piz pod!

all three are monotheistic, all three are abrahamic, all three share prophetic traditions, and all three started in the middle east.

Quote from: vhinz08 on June 15, 2010, 04:38:17 PM
WOW UGDU-ha kaayo kabu-ok, mouth watering man ni Bay Hubs.   

pasayloa lang gyod ko, bai vhinz, kay pareha tang nasayod nga ang gitabunan aning mga hipster pants may-ong may-ong sa baba sa imong avatar.

kalooy sa kahoy nga gisab-itan sa imong work room, bai hubs.  bilib gyod hinoon ko sa imong dream house.  human ka mo-welcome sa mga bisita ug 'dayon mo', sundan dayon nimo ug 'naog mo diri', unya mosaka diay sila sa first floor nga tua sa taas.

your house needs special items.  mga baso, better nga nagtuwad.  libog lang kog unsaon ang inodoro. 

robert deniro.  i can't help it.  he looks like my husband. 

i'm confused now.  i also came across an article claiming that brown rice has more glucose content than white rice (the long-grained kind, except jasmin), red rice is the best, and rice in general is better than wheat and potato.  it's beginning to sound like the pros and cons of vitsin (msg) that used to flip-flop for a decade.   

the angelus is also in cebu malls.  i'd like to believe that it's all over the country though i haven't noticed this yet in manila malls.  maybe it's because i was probably never inside a manila mall at angelus time.

goodbye to all is more like it.

o, padayon sa inyong mga mabulakong balak
bahala na lang ug kinawatkawat, ahak
ang mga panahon sa inyong pagdakdak
sa office computer ninyong mga hinampak.

truly super-cute.  but why man nagkatawa man ni siya?  sana, makakita ani sa aspo.  (ningbakasyon ba kaha to like ms da binsi lately?)

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 15, 2010, 02:41:47 PM
Frog exterminator...

cruel.  you must be glad you left it.

madre mia!  itlog ang gidalikdik?

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 12, 2010, 09:32:40 PM
Bwahaha! Sa laing bahin, dili tanang lami nga pagkaon pwede gamitong panag-ingnan. Unsa kaha pud kon ingnon ta, "Imong nawong morag litson..."

faet.  sugot na lang ko ingnon ug mora kag nawong ug law-oy kay sa mora kag nawong ug litson.  unsa kaha no ug ingnon tag mora kag nawong ug kugita?

hinoon, ug pareho mo ni hubs nga mga dalikdikon ug ulo, na, wa na gyod koy labot. 

Quote from: bugsay on June 15, 2010, 02:13:14 PM
malatusan gyud kas imong banana diha karon ....makurat kon nganong mag tsuwari-wari wap ka...hehehe

tua man hinoon akong banana sa opisina, pero bati ba diay ning tsuwari-wari-wap?  di ba diay ni duyog sa platters?  kadto bitaw nga mga singers nga putlon ilang syllables unya kusog pa gyod mo-wahoo-wahoo?

Quote from: ms da binsi on June 15, 2010, 11:47:48 AM
its because you are too smart for those drama-drama and cry-cry, no nonesense local films. I am even too choosy of hollywood films Miss Isles, they are too fake to me. I would rather watch History, Discovery and NatGeo Channels than those.

thanks for thinking me smart, hehe.  (ssshhhh, secret.  i only pretend to be smart.  meow like louie.)  but yes, your choices are interesting.  i must say though that i stopped watching natgeo after i watched an episode when a lion ate a live zebra.  did i cry and miss my dinner after that!  nothing of that sort for me again, ever.

Quote from: lionshearth on June 15, 2010, 01:42:42 PM
Wala nay nahimo bay, gidawat nalang kay nahitabo naman, nanghinaot nalang ko nga nagmalipayon sila sa ilang nahimong decision they choose money than the happiness of their love ones.

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 15, 2010, 02:08:57 PM
Truly sad. Hinuon, bisan sa atoa, naa man gihapon na nga pamaagi, families that choose money over happiness...

paskang.  maayo ra pod nga nalayo kag dali, lion.  unsa na lang ang kinabuhi kun sige silag discriminate against you unya kuwarta pa gyoy gipalabi.  you sound like you're doing fine now.  congratulations for moving on.    

Quote from: taga tigbao on June 11, 2010, 01:55:15 PM
being a boyfriend, hoping to level up to being the husband.

you mean, that's a job? pero, kun kapoy paayon-ayon unya wa pa gyoy suweldo, well, what a job!  good luck to your expected promotion!   

bahalag unsa, levi's o lee, unsay ako, basta di lang unta mahulog.  paskang pod ning style karon nga hipster, kinahanglan man sad ug bakos nga dako-dako aron maarang.  speaking of tiyan, morag kang david man tong avatar ang morag naay tiyanak nga sulod.  (piz, david!)  hinoon, wa ta kahibawog unsay sikreto ni bugs o ni hubs ba hinoon.  galing manghiyak ni sila kon atubangan sa mga dalaga, yukyukyuk.

kamo gyod... hinoon, hadlokan ra baya gyod kong pagkatawo, so di na lang ko mosulti sa akong gusto kay ma-paddle unya kong bugs nga morag hazing, na, mobuto gyod ug ahat akong mga hubag-hubag ug botoy-botoy.  na, hala, all together now, ready, sing... kokak, kokak, kokak, kak-kak-kak, tsuwari-wari-wap...

huhuhu, di diay super unforgiveable ang alcohol super drinking?   

mora baya tuod ug naghunahuna ug... hehehe, you petty humans.  your intelligence is nothing compared to mine...

hope they come out hard-boiled.

and here we can only hope that the truth will out and justice will be served.

all the films i watch are foreign, most of them as a matter of course are from hollywood.  i regret that i've totally lost interest in our local film productions after the golden decade of films of the 1970s.  (some european films who don't make it as world blockbusters are truly good, such as those from the czech republic.) 

Quote from: windgate on June 11, 2010, 10:16:16 AM
kiha na pod 

ug kwarta na pod.  kinsa kahay mokiha no?  ang mga asawa nga nagkabaylo kintahay, o ang mga bana nga nakuratan kay nausab ang hitsura sa ilang mga asawa? 

Quote from: gintonic on June 10, 2010, 03:06:15 PM
When we say Sex education it does not mean having sex alone...this is simply a perception...sex education would mean gender classification, health, and other issues not necessarily concerning the reproductive cycle...I believe sex education should be done in AGE APPROPRIATE STEPS...

How would a mother answer when a child asks about how he came to be? How would a father answer if his boy asks, why his baby sister doesn't have a penis...and why do girls sit down when urinating? Why is mom's pipi bleeding, why is dad's penis without a foreskin? why do girls grow their hair long? Why can't I grow my hair long? Why is Mom's nail polish in color? Why does Mom wear lipstick? Why does Dad buy me a toy gun? Why do girls get dolls? Why do girls wear panties? Why do they wear skirts? Why do girls dress differently than boys?...and a whole lot more gender sensitive questions that has to be answered...according to our culture and not according to american or korean or chinese films...

I am for AGE APPROPRIATE Sex Education...

amazing.  so questions like why girls wear skirts and panties and and the whys and wherefores of colored nail polish and toy guns need formal lessons in school and a curriculum to boot?

luyo ra may akong nahibawan nga ngan.  naa na diay pakapin ron nga san vicente?  asa man na dapit?

still do and will continue to do so in very small amounts (a pinch like the size of a thumb tack head plus sugar).  di ko mogamit kun ang seasoning nga akong idugang specifies nga naay monosodium glutamate (msg) content ug kun ang akong giluto angay butangan ug oyster sauce.

p.s.  food is bland without msg (vitsin), but like everything else, anything in excess is not good.  so should vitsin be taken as such.       

huhuhu, ibog ko.  ang halaman ko ay hindi sari-sari at ang bahay kubo ay matagal nang napukan.  wa ko didto sa farm ug tagsa ra ko kaadto tungod sa kadako sa dagat nga labngunon.  there are 15 mango trees,1 santol tree, and 1 lomboy tree there.

bitaw, bai hubs, unsa man ning imong panamilit kintahay?  gapasabot ba ni nga monihit ug samot ang mga hanggaw dinhi nga kamao sad mopinakatay ug suwat?  makabibo baya ning mga hanggaw nga naa poy nahibaw-an labi nag tukhi-tukhi lang ang atong paglili sa tb.  wa baya tay oras sa mga tinag-as nga sermon sa ubang threads nga wa ra ba gyod tawon magkadimaog direksyon. 

mga klase ninyo ni bugs, chongki, vhinz ug uban pa (glacier and ms da binsi included) makahatag baya ug dugo dinhi. 

ajaw pabotoy-botoy dinha, bai hubag.  so, one last question:  will you be out a while to create another universe?   

whew!  namugnaw kog ahat kay nahadlok kog nausab na ang tb ug nahimo nang sidekick sa playboy magazine.   glad i dared to open.  ikay gyod, bai hubs.  paskang.  well, no fault of yours.  let's blame the english language for the idiom you used in the title.

being most probably marked for life, may the daughters lead good lives despite their nightmare of a father. 

Quote from: vhinz08 on June 10, 2010, 05:12:58 PM
asa pod sa dimiao dapit islander?

sa luyo, vhinz.  kasagaran adto ko mag-holy week kay motan-aw sa hugos. 

nahinaykan.  paskang luoya.

kaliwat, vhinz.  i went there only for vacations in my pre-adolescent years.  i'm very familiar with the town's nooks, though my familiarity is now only a fond memory. 

first choice:  carmen maria ana.  nickname carina. 
second choice:  maria de los mercedes.  nickname merchi.

spanish first names that fit spanish family names sound good.   

Quote from: statesville on June 09, 2010, 11:41:52 AM
Botoy, pagkasiaw gyud nimo 

unsaon, nagsalig kay natuli na man (tingali), mao nga hubag na siya karon.  sa una, botoy pa.

bai tigs and hubs, i thought how great green avocado in one's veggie salad is.  cooked bananas?  anytime.

welcome home!

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 10, 2010, 09:56:03 AM
He he, inato lang, pero usahay swertehon baja pud ta...

hehehe.  swertehon mog sakit.

europe, from stockholm down to naples and prague to lisbon from east to west.  i prefer ancient cathedrals and town squares.  and the majesty of the swiss alps. 

interesado sad ko.  tig-bakasyon ko sa luyo, dimiao sa gamay pa ko.  nakakat-on kog panguha ug sineguelas duol sa menteryo sa ibabaw.

kuyawan man lang ko ani.  sa akong pagkakatoliko, karon pa gyod ko nga naa diay sa pangadye ang circumcision.  naay prayers hinoon nga ang tawag ejaculations.  but circumcision?  it sounds too graphic.  10-year-olds due for circumcision may imagine that the removal of their penile foreskin is exorcising the devil.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 10, 2010, 12:38:38 AM
Thats up to you to discuss about. Talk. Take the floor.

useless.  that's my floor.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 10, 2010, 12:34:01 AM
Thanks for your two cents. Rizal is indirectly linked to the topic. Rizal was used by the peninsulare class, the American colonial administration.

A milking cow, so to say.

and what has it got to do with the philippines being hypothetically an american state?

and i thought this thread is about opinions on whether the philippines would have been better as an american state!  hey, bro enz, why is this being hijacked by rizal and his kind?

as for the topic at hand, here's my 2-cents' worth:  would have been better at what?  materially, morally, politically, spiritually?  frankly, there's no telling if any country would have been better if it were not independent.  it's like saying that a cat would have been better if it were a dog. 

Quote from: ms da binsi on June 09, 2010, 01:42:17 PM

sus tinuod jud na Miss Isles!!! pag undang nako ug work na depressive noon ko! pero na overcome nako nadugay nga preha raman diay ug mo work ko ug dili. I am enjoying my job as a maid, a whore, a driver, a cook, a personal assistant, etc etc! way kahumanan jud ang trabaho tinuod Wolf!!!

hahaha!  ms da binsi is back to her element!  (actually, she didn't leave her element, ever.  she simply traveled cross-country.)  helllowwwww.  glad you have all the energy for all your functions.  attagirl!   

Quote from: cujo on June 09, 2010, 12:18:52 PM
Sorry Islander.I inserted my comment in yours.I am not good at this...I felt so dumb compared to some of you.

that's okay.  i could see your comment simply fitted in.  (NO WOMAN IS DUMB, hehehe.)

Quote from: wolfpack823 on June 09, 2010, 11:15:27 AM
I know it is a wishful thinking, wish I can convince my Mom to visit me.

You have a nice life, how I wish I don't have to work.

we learn to like what is thrown at us or where we're thrown in, i've learned. 

years ago, i cried so hard when my banana republic told me to stop working.  i got depressed for a year and was so hot-headed, i became terrible to live with.  i was even embarrassed to buy lipstick with money that i believed i didn't earn. 

i learned to live with my new situation and began to appreciate the time on my hands.  now i could not imagine having to work again, outside of the house as an employee, that is.  but you know how it is, like cowboys whose work is never done, housewives' work is just as never-ending.

believe me, you have a lot to be thankful for as a working girl.  (maybe you just need to fall in love?  again?  ahem.  ssshhhh. )   

and may your wish be granted, wolfpack.

i'm a stay-at-home housewife, so most of my time is with my family.  i can't think of a better arrangement, and i am glad because i also have enough space and time for myself. 

i prefer world cup

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 07, 2010, 07:46:49 PM
Apilon og kaon ang ulod. Kon buhi ang ulod, sa ato pa dili makadaot sa tiyan ang ginamos kay ulod gani wala man mamatay...

ergo, makatambok man kaha tingali ning ginamos ug bitok?

i wish someone is more inspiring.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 08, 2010, 12:04:28 AM
This matter is closed.

then let it.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 08, 2010, 12:00:15 AM

Islander,


The study of the Holy Bible is a very sensitive issue, and requires all of us to sit down and take everything in, taking into consideration of the original Greek, Hebrew meaning of the word and then to modern translation.

A bible study fellow of mine, once said, "We need to surround ourselves with like minded peoples in studying the bible..."

When we study the bible, we have to put away differences, and hostility away. That said, I invite you, sister, to studying with me.
I admit that I have not read the bible enough, and am myself a student and still learning. Perhaps, we can learn together and share our input on a specific verses. I extend this invitation to all who are interested.

But the thing that i request is that discussion be solely on the Holy Bible.



God Bless.

~~

This matter is now closed. We will now go back to discussion of the original topic.

you did not close this topic, because there you go again, preaching.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 07, 2010, 11:41:53 PM
Islander,

The starting of Bible Study was to study specific bible verses and answer questions as I had been receiving questions. It is an open forum, but anything else that is negative and contrary to the subject matter is to be avoided. I started the thread not for myself, but the benefit of all of us to study and read; if a person disagrees with my interpretation or with another's interpretation, they have the right and freedom to say so and share their interpretation of a specific bible verse and do so civilly. Attacking one another is and should be avoided. And I will not allow the deviation of the Study of the Holy Bible by personal remarks. I openly invite All and Everyone to The Study of the Bible.

The Grace that we have been filled with is to share the good news, to those who wish to hear. Ug dili gusto ang tawo mo discuss sa Bible, then do not discuss, no one is forcing anyone to read it or antagonize it.

As for your reminder, and point of view, I thank you for it. I appreciate it.

That said, let us move on.


Blessings and Peace,
Lorenzo

lorenzo,

mark was the first who asked a question, if i'm not mistaken.  but yes, i'm moving on.  by the grace of god i have been moving on. 

Quote from: hofelina on June 07, 2010, 05:16:44 PM
Panalipod mga Guindulmanon kay nagwakal si daBins, saksto gajud kining ijang pangasabah!

hahaha!  gikan pa ra ba gyod ni si ms da binsi nga nag-cross country.  na-sharpshooter ni ug samot.

Quote from: Lorenzo on June 06, 2010, 11:27:42 PM
Personal attacks in any form will not be tolerated. There is a fine line between intellectual discourse and personal attacks whose main goal is to attack the poster, and not the subject / topic at hand. The latter does not cultivate healthy discourse, but rather, animosity and destructive criticism.

All the best.


You said it all, Wolf. The beauty of life is that it has its ups and downs; and it is really what we make of it. If we choose to be positive , then it has an effect. If we choose to be negative and sulk, then it also has an effect. But as you point out in your message to us in this topic thread; we all have a chance to make a difference to inspire and help a fellow human being when they are in need, down in the dumps, what ever it may be. And in the end, making a difference for the positive is a source of inspiration and an inspiring act in itself for those being helped and around.

The great Hindu philosopher and Indian national hero, Mahatmas Gandhi (other wise known as "Gandhi-Ji), once said : "Be the change you want to see in the world."


Warm Regards.

and so is there a fine line between truth and self-packaging, between ego and preaching.  be that as it may, since you are in the position to tolerate or not and to judge what is personal and topical in this forum, i hope that you carry enough humility, in keeping with the way and the truth and the light whom you so often mention, to be able to tell the difference and to practice your forum power with magnanimity. 

it goes without saying that the real test of character is how a person in power practices that power sparingly.   

you deleted a certain ‘mark’ when you started your online bible study after he asked you a question, and then you went on and on with your bible quotes and interpretations as if, and i take care to say as if, the multitude should be awed and must listen and obey. 

well, there’s a whale of a difference between ‘sanctimonious’ and ‘sanctity’.  as for me, if i needed a homily, i’d go to church.

i believe this forum is also about news and fun and humor.  and ideas, the kind that flows in the currents of the mind when one has the luxury of time away from one’s daily cares, ideas that cross the mind in a flash like lighting that could go in any direction across a dark sky.  this forum catches and records those.  and we are all the better for it. 

Quote from: hubag bohol on June 07, 2010, 04:52:12 PM
Makahilak man pud imong asawa kon maohon, Bay Bugs...

akoy asawa, makahilak kog kinatawa.

we already did, in addition to our own children.  we wanted a boy, but the welfare office does not allow baby-shopping.  they matched us with a girl who's now the light of our lives.

reading glasses, reading lamp, eye-mo, nose drops, books, magazines, a box of facial tissues, alarm clock, pen light, hair clips; too many things, i wish i didn't need anything.

sa kita pa sad ang batan-on, mao ra gihapoy giingon sa adults nato--- times have changed.   

Quote from: bugsay on June 07, 2010, 02:53:30 PM
ang klaro nga tigpanabat sa namatyan, ang nahibaw-an kadto rang "bendito alabado"..(mao ba na?)....kanang dayong human na kay naghuwat ras tagay ang mga kanahan.......

apil pog ko sa una ani.....sa tambay pa

bendita tu eres de gracia ang mosantop sa akong ulo pero di ko kahibawo dis-a ni.  fond memories of youth gyod tingali ka bugs sa imong pagtambay sa una unya moadto sa asa ang pakals.  wa kaha ka kakaon ug plinangganang kinilaw nga gitusloban ug tiil sa imong barkada?