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Quote from: kalamay de bohol on May 06, 2010, 03:27:34 AM
thanx for the welcome bay jig... labaw pa sa 9 oi...as long as naay computer unit nga nga magamit nga lain nay IP adress...hahahaha

is this really you, lex?  glad you're back, aking pag-asa!  go for 18 lives, man.  alegre na pod tag samot kay mibalik ka nah!  welcome back.  sige lag late akong welcome ha?  di man god ko makabasa sa tanang posts kay tukhi-tukhi ra man ko sa tb mao nga karon pa ta ka nasakpan.

Quote from: alycxs on May 06, 2010, 05:46:37 PM
Wow...really got under your skin on that one didn't I....feels like the wind is blowing stronger already. Keep it coming o most high ROFLMAO  !

ROFLMAO here too!  you have nothing more to say except to tell yourself that you got under my skin?  go dream, girl.  i wasn't the one who complained about potshots.  but hold on tight, more winds are coming.  you're not the only one who can blow, girl!  after you, wooooooooooo!

Quote from: gwargz on May 06, 2010, 03:41:25 PM
Mga Punto Gikan Sa Imong Sermon :

MATUD MO : Na-high blood.
AKONG SUHESTIYON : Padayon aron ka matigok.

MATUD MO :  Dile ba uwaw nga mabulgar ang atong pagka amaw?
AKONG SUHESTIYON : ... Ikaw ray amaw. Wa koy labot. Usaba imong linya sama ani: "Dile ba uwaw nga mabulgar ang AKONG pagka amaw? Para ikaw ra pod motubag. Kasabot ka? Magkinatsila ko ron.

MATUD MO : ... ang akoa lang nga dile unta nato i sabwag ning atong kaugalingong problema dire sa kawanangan, kay ngano?....dakong uwaw ni!!!!
AKONG SUHESTIYON : Inday or Dodong, global ni nga problema. Dili lang sa Guindulman. Ikauwaw ba nga naputol inyo kahoy? Dapat nimo IKASUKO! Kasabot ka? Ha? Kay ininglison nako.

MATUD MO : .... hangtud sa mga gabasa niini nga gasiga sad ang mata!
AKONG SUHESTIYON : Ayaw ko apila. Basin BUDLAT kag mata, mao nga gasiga pirmi.

MATUD MO : Gicompara na ta sa ubang mga dapit sa kalibutan sa ilang kaanindot ug pagkamabinantayon sa kalikopan. Iya tang gipatan aw sa link nga didto siya namuyo unya nindot kuno kaayo.
AKONG SUHESTIYON : Dapat lang. Unsaon nimo pagkahibalo sa MAAYO BATOK SA KADAOT? Aber? Unsaon nimo paghibalo sa nindot batok sa dili nindot kon walay basihanan? Don't be narrow-minded my friend. Use your coconut. I mean use your head. Basin mokatkat kas lubi?

MATUD MO : Ang chainsaw operator nga namutol sa acacia, namatay! unya wala mahibaw-i ang sakit....Mao ra kini ag sakto kanato ang maligno,barang, ug ingkato.
AKONG SUHESTIYON : Wa mahibaw-i ang sakit kay wala ma-autopsy. Simple as that.

MATUD MO : Sa sunod ayaw nag ininglisa ang atong sentimento mahitungod niani arong dile ta maulawan sa mga banyaga......
AKONG SUHESTIYON : Don't hide the fact that you can not understand simple English. Do you? Karon ka pa naulawan sa banyaga? Gusto kag bisaya? Di man gani ka kabalo unsay bisaya sa word nga BANYAGA? Dodong ang BINISAYA sa Banyaga is LANGYAW. Banyaga is a tagalog word sa LANGYAW. Nakasabot na ka?

Meantime, padayon sa imong pagka high blood.

paskang alegreha nimo, gwarz.  punto que punto.  go, go, go!

Quote from: alycxs on May 06, 2010, 03:14:04 AM

Again you take potshots. High horse ? I believe you have not really seen one yet so I'll let you off the hook on that one. IF anything, your comments have grown more and more condescending. Maybe you should rethink and actually socialize more , maybe you'll see what real people's concerns are.  Lonely ? you can draw your own conclusions. If anything, people who seem to think they're the end all , be all of knowledge are the most lonely. So, you can be alone in your citadel of geopolitical authority while I go to dinner and plant swap with my plant buddies, and be the normal, average, human being that I am 

what’s so bad about a high horse?  you will let me off the hook on that one?  whew!  no greater love hath she.  it’s just too bad that you perceive my comments as becoming more and more condescending.  (my apologies.)   to think that i believed (so I was wrong then, sorry) that you were the condescending one when you called another race “kagwang”.
 
thanks for your suggestion that i should rethink and socialize some more.  that’s another rushed conclusion of yours, thinking that people with more inclusive knowledge of things other than those that concern their daily lives are not socializing and thus could not see what “real people’s concerns are”.  (btw, what kind of people are not real?)  oh,  sorry for using your word “lonely”.  (“you must be lonely in the minority”, was how you put it in an earlier post.)

as for socialization, too bad i have more than i could bear.  i’m now in the thick of preparations for a dog show as publicity committee member.  but last night was an interesting dinner over indian fare with the chief justice (the host), a fellow filipino (a tennis player with a masteral degree in physics), and an american couple (a lady lawyer and a banker).  the latter was a very interesting couple who asked my husband and me how we met.  and when i asked them how they met, all hell broke loose.  you bet i learned some more of what “real people’s concerns are”.   

if anything, “people who seem to think they’re the end all, be all of knowledge” and end up admitting that they’re not interested in learning more but have made conclusions based on these meager knowledge are not only lonely, they’re pathetic.

talk to your plants; they listen.  (i do.)  they make us “normal, average human beings”.  but then you already are, judging from your own declarations and your avatar.  if that is you in your avatar, i must say you’re personable.  and that’s a conclusion based only on the picture that i see.  i hope you will also let me off the hook on this one.     

Quote from: alycxs on May 06, 2010, 03:14:04 AM

Yes, lots of Americans are ill informed...so are a lot of Filipinos. But come to think about it, if everyone was concerned about things that are useless in their daily lives, do you honestly think there could be progress ?  Your wealth of knowledge about geopolitics won't buy a mansion but maybe a wealth of knowledge in stocks, commodities or real estate will. You can't blame people for pursuing what is important to them...and FYI, I don't think most Americans think they're the center of the world. Just like how most Filipinos think that everything from the US is better, a lot of Americans think that if its from Europe, its better...so on and so forth.

fine.  everything is a matter of style, so to speak.  (i won’t call your roses “kagwangs” or useless because i have a meager knowledge of roses, though i’m interested in giving myself a chance to learn.)   

we got into this discussion in the first place because of your conclusion about a region and its “kagwangs” for which you eventually admitted you have meager knowledge about nor interested to learn more about.  sure, my knowledge of geopolitics won’t buy me a mansion (not interested; couldn’t maintain it), but neither would your lack of it buy you one.

whoever is blaming anyone here for pursuing what is important to them?  i only wanted to clear up some misperceptions with the little firsthand knowledge that i have.  and yes, we both know that most americans don’t think they’re the center of the world.  to believe otherwise is another form of misperception. 

fyi, i doubt if most filipinos think that everything from the u.s. is better.  i, for one, believe that czech crystals, venetian lace, french perfume, portuguese corks, german cars, swiss mountains, spanish oranges, italian olives, japanese technology, british english, thai sauce, european football, filipino husbands, and american practicality are the best.       

Quote from: alycxs on May 06, 2010, 03:14:04 AM

Majority = the most people....hmmm, 49% is minority,51% is majority wouldn't you say so, then it follows that if there's a better number of people who view that region negatively rather than positively, it follows that the previous group is a majority.

ugh.  i’m sorry but your logic escapes me here.  i wonder if it’s the sentence construction or the strange scientific process of arriving at a conclusion. 

Quote from: alycxs on May 06, 2010, 03:14:04 AM
Wow, now you're taking potshots. Just because my interest doesn't lie where I'm not wanted should take to mean I'm not intellectually curious ? Hmmmm.....maybe all that time studying roses and planting techniques I should've spent studying something useless 

not really, because what you perceive as “potshots” are simply my answer to your claim that “i’m very lonely in that minority” for having access to another kind of information.  i only wondered what the basis of this particular claim of yours is.
   
anyway, if you were not super intellectually curious (you didn’t mention “cleansing of one’s stereotypes”) then you wouldn’t be posting here your ideas and conclusions about other cultures, nor would you be studying roses.  so, fine,  don’t study something that doesn’t interest you (and thus should one not make conclusions sans sufficient basis) because you’re “not wanted” there.  i take it to mean that you’re wanted in the u.s. and by the roses.

oh, i’ve been growing orchids, which i studied formally at the beginning, for the last 18 years.

meanwhile, my apologies for what you perceive as potshots. 

Quote from: alycxs on May 06, 2010, 02:57:09 AM
On the upside, there are a lot of good as well, the term, " Universality of the Human Experience" . It hurts to think about but it seems that all of most of our values that we thought as ours is not exclusive to us. Warm hospitality, sense of kabayanihan, family ties... I live in a community where there is a hodge podge of colors and nationalities and where you visit friends, hospitality is as warm as any Filipino household, most of the time, even better.

we share the realization that such human values are not exclusively ours in the first place because not realizing this is opposed to the  “universality of the human experience”.

Quote from: alycxs on May 06, 2010, 02:57:09 AM
Yes, more often than not, it is worse, mind you. We share a bias of course being emotionally attached but when you look and really think of all that has happened when you were growing up, it clearly shows the bad habits and attitudes result in even worse than what is even reported in the news. Of course, money and power come into play, except in cases of extreme egregiousness like Mayor Sanchez. Otherwise, would we really hear of just 2 or 3 women they raped and killed ?

spoken like a true immigrant.  (there are of course stereotypes about your kind, but that’s not the point here and, well, i’ve always abhorred stereotypes.) 

congratulations, then, for growing up amid this supposed moral squalor and coming out good somewhere else, and then considering yourself in the position to make judgments of the country where you became what you are.  be glad, too, that your relatives back home are still alive amid all the worse, mind you, that your original country is, much worse than what is reported in the news, as you say.

Quote from: glacier_71 on May 06, 2010, 10:30:36 AM
hahahaha..naay daghan. pero, kung naay tabon sa nawong ug wala sa ubang bahin sa lawas, magfiesta ta. hahahahahha

bitaw, quel. hahahaha...ug upaw ang nawong, upaw pod ang ubos? hahahhaahha

humba galing imong tuyo, glace, hahaha.  

good girl jane man gud.  pag-ingon ni tarzan nga di kompleto ug english ug 'hold mine' imbis 'hold my hand', tuo lang pod tawon si jane.  way sala ang baje. 

omg!  magparetoke na lang kog parehag nawong ni aumentado.  makasiguro pa ko nga hitsura pag tawo.  ug may chance pa gyod ming magkaila ni gabby a.k.a. bqn.

as of today, declare na ang iglesia ni cristo nga ang ilang dapigan is aquino-roxas.  based on their own surveys, this is the tandem that's winning.  they always go for the winner, whom they inform about their choice and from whom they ask for concessions.  unsa man ni, adobe photoshoppe pod sila, kalamaydebohol?  (i just want your opinion.)     

Quote from: alycxs on May 05, 2010, 10:30:31 AM
True, but I go to the path of least resistance. The way I figure, why bother when I am already considered a lower creature just because I'm a woman. I try to go where I can feel welcomed and not hated for reasons that I couldn't change. I am born a woman, brown and raised Catholic. If I am hated because of that, there is no point for me to force myself. The world is big enough, and there are other cultures, other peoples that can and will teach me a lot. Life is short. 

I can say this much though..Persian food is pretty darn good ! 

in texts and in practice, women are never relegated as lower creatures anywhere there or in the religion called islam.  again, this perception is a western one.  it’s similar, but on a different angle, to the perception of other nationals that the u.s. is all about hollywood where money talks, has loose morals, and f**king comes easy between strangers.   

like you, i’m a woman, brown and catholic.  i didn’t feel hated because of these.  (there were some fellow nationals though who got glares because they wore backless dresses and mini skirts in a place where all that is asked for is decency in clothes and ladies who dress in western clothes are not required to wear the abaya at all.)  so i can’t imagine why you would feel hated when you were never there.

true.  persian food is good, though i can’t understand why this came into the picture when our subject was an arab city.  iran and the united arab emirates may share the same region and religion (they’re even facing each other in the arabian gulf), but persians (i.e. iranians) and arabs are two very different races.  surely, everyone has access to this information.

Quote from: alycxs on May 05, 2010, 10:21:23 AM
you got me, I meant the minority.

Surely if they have, wouldn't this be public knowledge, spread across new networks or online ? If you have access to these reports and materials that say otherwise, good for you. You are very lonely in that minority.  I am interested but I will readily admit , not beyond the news, and not beyond what I can find in google or bing.

these are available, and you would have gotten at them if only you bothered to explore more, all these years.  (that takes years, and the basis are not just current news with tilts.)  note:  the internet is not the only source.  it takes intellectual curiosity and the cleansing of one’s stereotypes to get at the truth. 

by the way, just because you didn’t get to these sources doesn’t necessarily make you belong to the majority just as my access wouldn’t relegate me to the minority, as you claim.  consider statistics, for starters.  let’s grant that muslims have access to information that christians don’t bother about.  how many muslims are there?  their number alone won’t make them the minority. 

meanwhile, ensconced in their own comfort of feeling like they’re the center of the world and couldn’t be bothered by other things except when such comforts are challenged, some americans (with exceptions, of course) don’t even know where kosovo is and are even wondering if filipinos are asians.  (info 1 was on american tv almost a decade ago; info 2 was on the internet lately.) 

sorry to let you get off that high horse, but not knowing some things doesn’t mean you’re in the majority.  your lack of access in this respect and the bias of your conclusions based on the little access that you have may be what would make you lonely.   

Quote from: alycxs on May 05, 2010, 10:30:31 AM
I should hope so...and I should also hope that they are not corrupt and unreliable like the ones displayed by our countrymen in the war in Mindanao in 2000.

you should always hope.  there will always be good people where there are bad, as you may have noticed in the place where you are.  and our country is not as bad as the western press puts it, as you may also know.

Quote from: alycxs on May 05, 2010, 10:25:47 AM
I guess it is quite safe then, to assume, that you've had more fortunate dealings with the people in question personally ? I sure hope so, you do defend them quite well.

i’ve lived there for quite a while and spent my time studying the region’s history and taking in the local culture, so i feel like i could say some things with some basis about how it is there really.  if i may sound like i’m defending them, then that remains an unintended consequence.  the fact is i can’t stand it when conclusions are made out of a very thin basis, most especially if it’s about a people and their culture. 

Quote from: alycxs on May 05, 2010, 10:21:23 AM

I only know that in my brief attempts at trying to call my husband on a trip there, the hotel phone operators at least were very rude. It doesn't represent the whole region, but it sure as hell left me with a bad taste in my mouth.

for all you know the telephone operators were of another nationality.  hardly are there locals there who work in such sector.  (of the total population, only 19 percent are locals.  81 percent come from the rest of the world.)

i once vacationed in new york and felt rudely treated too in some instances.  that didn’t lead me to believe that all americans are rude.

Quote from: alycxs on May 05, 2010, 10:21:23 AM
OA is a matter of opinion, maybe the more apt term was "overboard" ? The mother herself did not see and a child could be told what story she should be telling. It would be a different story had they done a full on lip salad in public where there were other reliable witnesses , I'd say, they deserved it. Thing is, you or I will never know what type of kiss they did, or if the little girl was telling the truth. Makes me think of our judicial system, "beyond a shadow of doubt" ? In this case, because of the prevailing culture, they got what they got.

oa or overboard, my opinion, that may or may not matter, is that it’s still making some kind of judgment on a culture in relation to our own, which is just as unfair since we’re talking here of what is fair and unfair.

i believe the news item says that it’s about a mother who complained because kissing was done in public where her children were.  it doesn’t say that the child alone is the witness.  whether it was on the lips or just a peck on the cheek doesn’t really matter.  and they also have ‘beyond the shadow of a doubt’, otherwise there would have been no investigation.

holding hands in public between a man and a woman who are not married to each other is not even allowed there.  why should foreigners go there and complain when they fail to follow this, and why  do people who have never been there make their own judgments?   

Quote from: alycxs on May 05, 2010, 07:14:57 AM
Holy War is an even bigger reason I don't want anything to do with them too. 

lastly, this ‘holy war’ as spouted only by a group or groups as your reason for not wanting to have anything to do with them is also reason enough for you to miss out the good in the majority of these people.  too bad.  where you are, you could have had all the reasons to expand your horizon.

Quote from: alycxs on May 05, 2010, 07:14:57 AM
to close, I do not condescend upon them, rather, I can own up that I really dislike them as a whole.  I do not think myself better than them but I would rather have nothing to do with them if I can help it. Its a personal preference and from what little my experience is with dealing with people from that part of the world. They always screw you over. Personally as clients for both my husband and I.

liking or disliking them of course is your choice.  It is unfortunate that by your own admission the choice you made is based on your ‘little experience’.

Quote from: alycxs on May 05, 2010, 07:14:57 AM
Furthermore, I don't think it is right when you say that their history is peppered by White colonization, the Arab world has not been colonized, if my history serves me right. I think the more appropriate term would be Catholic invasion in the Holy Wars in the time of the Crusades.

sorry, but your history didn’t serve you right.  try looking up on why there is such a country as jordan, for starters.  there was white colonization.  please take note that ‘white’ here doesn’t necessarily mean americans. 

the ‘catholic invasion’ during the crusades was on the holy land, mainly palestine, and in the strict sense of the word didn’t involve the arabs but the turks, though it can be said that it can be confusing because the holy land, which was then occupied by the turks, had people of the semitic race (to which both arabs and jews belong).

Quote from: alycxs on May 05, 2010, 07:14:57 AM

It may not seem a lot, and as you said, the media may amplify it. But think of it this way, for people to pick it up and pass it along, the message must be truly hateful or it must be really loud , don't you think ?

i don’t think so.  the game of geopolitics is more rabid than our local politics.  people can always either amplify or diminish.  this isn’t new. 

‘Propaganda should be popular, not intellectually pleasing.  It is not the task of propaganda to discover intellectual truths.’ -Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels

Quote from: alycxs on May 05, 2010, 07:14:57 AM
Even in our dear old Philippines, we give allowances for those of a different persuasion. We excuse them from customs different from ours, and as long as they're not hurting us, you don't hear a peep.

as long as they’re not hurting us…’ so there it goes.  what hurts one society may not hurt another.  public kissing, in the case of the issue at hand, may not hurt in our dear old philippines, but it is different where the accused couple did it.  one, thus, cannot mete judgment on the other.  just because we believe we give allowances to those of different persuasions doesn’t mean others don’t.   

Quote from: alycxs on May 05, 2010, 07:14:57 AM
It may not be the entire populace but I find it disturbing that if that were the majority, why don't they try to take measures to control these extremists who give all of them a bad name. Even  though I agree we should agree with respecting our host country, most countries also give courtesy to people of a different persuasion. Thus, in the US, you can wear whatever you want as long as its not offensive to others.

did you mean minority, as in ‘…if that were the minority’?  because it’s not the majority, of that you can be sure.  to conclude otherwise is like saying that all anti-abortionists in the u.s. bomb abortion clinics and kill doctors who perform abortions.  or how about concluding that there are many timothy mcveighs in oklahoma?

and they’ve been undertaking measures to control these extremists.  i don’t know what your basis is for saying that they haven’t.  fortunately for me, i’ve read up, much, because i’m very interested in geopolitics and i bother to know all sides, including their vested interests. 

you can imagine the intelligence efforts they’ve made (in coordination with the worldwide intelligence network, including the u.s., naturally, and the Philippines, whose intelligence network is widely respected for its accuracy), and the number they’ve caught.  hardly does the western press fan these into blazing reports, but these are way, way more massive than catching school bullies in the u.s.   

there won’t be hundreds of flights to and from the middle east daily with countless visitors and investors going in and out if those countries don’t give courtesies to people of different persuasions.  i can honestly say without batting an eyelash that they are more courteous there (with old world charms like europeans) than how it is in our own country where we could get shouted down in our own airports.

and countries and societies have different standards of what’s offensive.  so why call ‘oa’ the uae’s standard of not allowing public kissing just because it is tolerated in your own milieu?

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 05, 2010, 07:52:20 AM
ang bayan ko'ng Pilipinas
lupain at gintong bulaklak!
(huy ginoo di man gani ko katiwas...!)

hehehe.  just call to mind freddie aguilar.  i like his version best.

Quote from: alycxs on May 05, 2010, 07:14:57 AM
A do agree with you that we should follow laws of our host country and yes, I may be at fault when I generalize people from there. But from my perspective, all I've seen coming from that part of the world has been bad things. Oppression of women mostly, people like Sarah Balabagan and people rallying death to the infidels.

if we take it only from the western press, it would appear that women are oppressed there.  up close and personal, we will note that we cannot find more pampered women.  try getting access to more varied sources of information and you will find out that not all that’s coming from that part of the world is bad.

sarah balabagan is real, a symbol that struck at the heart of the filipino’s (imagined) low status and imperfect bureaucratic red tape (how did she ever get out to be employed when she was a minor?) and, as usual, amplified for publicity.  an aside:  remember the guy who was at the forefront in saving her and whose face and name was all over the tri-media?  he ended up running for the senate, with sarah balabagan’s face behind him in his campaign posters.  he didn’t win.  the joke that the people will therefore vote for balabagan for senator did him in.

come on, there are many sarah balabagans in our own backyard, with fellow filipinos (and chinese, to be fair) abusing their household helpers themselves.  these don’t get the same publicity.  what I’m saying is that bad employers are everywhere, not just in the arab world. 

as for ‘people rallying death to the infidel’, unless otherwise fanned into a big flame by the western press, more often than not they may as well be likened to our student activists of yore shouting ‘makibaka, huwag matakot!’       

Quote from: alycxs on May 04, 2010, 12:19:30 PM

ermmm.... Isles, it was a peck on the cheek and not a lip salad like the regular show we see in our very own BQ mall between 60yo gramps and what looks like to be half naked 16 yos. pls read the article.

And yes, those "kagwangs" do make a lot of noise. Calling for the death of the infidels for every little reason and difference that they do not like. Well, if you're christian, that includes both you and me.

i did read the article before commenting on your post, lycx.  clearly, the 'peck on the cheek' thing is the defense of the accused.  it was different for the local who called the attention of the police.  it is not for us to make conclusions as to who was right because we both weren't there as witnesses.  let's leave that to the investigators who are more often than not oxford-trained. 

as for the noise of your 'kagwangs', have you ever counted how many they are?  they're not the whole race.  they're just some organizations that seem noisier than they truly are because the western press amplifies it.  and the noise is not for every little reason, mind.  most of their histories are peppered with white colonization and the plunder of their resources.  they've been hurt.

maybe we should also read middle east history and not just current news from a british tabloid known for sensationalism.

how unchristian can we get when we generalize. this forum might explode if, hypothetically, someone would declare that pinays grovel at the sight of white men because their abiding ambition is to get married to them and be brought abroad.  it is a generalization, unfair and wholly wrong.  it is an affront to your dignity. 

but let me repeat myself, ad nauseam.  we go to a foreign country and live with their laws, or bust.  my sympathy is with those two british nationals, but it is unchristian to condescend to a people and the laws of a sovereign country like the united arab emirates.

   

kun akoy pasultihon, pareha ra gyod tawon ug batasan ni si choy torralba ug dan lim.  ipinagbuklod ng tadhana nga magkita ang duhang burokinto.

Quote from: princenikkotrade on May 04, 2010, 11:08:24 AM
Hello guys.
Thank you for the information, but i think we have to verify both sides. It must be solve thru filling of case of government concern and we just hope for the best. But, why not solved in Christian way and help each other . After all we all same Boholano and hope our image is not aho aho imo imo. We will show to the World that Boholano  were different .  We were created by   God's image . So, we must be godly so that God  will be happy for us. I hope that we will not make Satan happy and dont let evil rule us.  This is an end times and we have to repent and be save.  Let JESUS be our savior and let Jesus rule our life.
According to th Holy Scriptures: Luke 6 :37 Do not judge and you will not be judged. Do not condemn a nd you will not condemned . Forgive and you will be forgiven  We cannot bring those things in heaven . God bless you all.

dear prince,

thanks for reminding us of our trust in god, he who helps those who help themselves.       

there is no condemnation here, i believe.  there are just people expressing their side against environmental damage, more so that this involves cut acacias, those innocent trees with which a town's history and a people's memory have been shared. 

'atay a yellow ribbon round the old oak tree...'

Quote from: hofelina on May 04, 2010, 05:39:11 AM
This is punishable by law in Germany. Bisan ikaw nagtanom sa kahoy ug imong potlon, mangayo ka ug permiso sa Forester.

the same holds true in our own country, actually.  no tree even in your own lot must be cut without denr's permit.  this particular case in guindulman could mean that a permit was granted.  why is what should be looked into.

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 04, 2010, 09:58:33 AM
abaya diay tawag ana! nga ug sa atong mga suban-on pa (daghan sa amoa) PATADJONG?     i learned something...

nganga bitaw ko ani the first time i learned this word, ms da binsi.  abaya ni sa arab world (am not sure if it's the whole arab world though) but it's called chador in iran, which isn't an arab country.  apelyido ni sa ato, di ba? kaliwat ug mga ilokano.  wa hinoon ko kahibawo ug naa bay apelyidong patadjong sa ilaha.  faet ug magtangag ug ngan nga mrs. patadjong, igsoon ni mrs. tsinelas, manghod ni mrs. t-back.

Quote from: alycxs on May 04, 2010, 06:20:43 AM
Basin sa ilaha, normal kini. Pero sa kadaghanan siguro dili.

Take this for example

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2891166/British-couple-are-jailed-in-Dubai-for-kissing-in-public.html

British Couple jailed in Dubai for kissing in public.


Pagka OA.  IF this situation was reversed unya kining mga kagwanga i-jail for something very stupid in other western societies..kadako kaha sa ilang protesta no..pero as usual...sige lang gilugaran ning mga yati-a ni.

truly oa for us, whose social mores differ from theirs.  but as usual, we cannot judge other cultures according to our own. 

di man hinoon prisohon sa atoa, pero ma-scandalize pa man tingali ta kun naay nagtukaay sa restaurant in full view of other customers.  (that's nothing in paris, of course, where i was scandalized to the max because it was a pinay nga wa gyod tawon mabugto ug tinuka sa iyang kauban nga white man, in full view of everyone in the park).

and by the way, if some noise is made if 'kining mga kagwanga' (your term for these people) i-jail for something very stupid in other western countries (western countries?  jailing kagwangs for something stupid?), the noise is often made by western mediamen who race for a scoop.  did you hear anything from these kagwangs themselves, ever?

to end this thus, it pays to always know the basic laws of a country one visits, most especially on public behavior.  it's one's safest bet.  one doesn't go abroad to impose one's values.  too bad for that british couple of public kissers.  they could have f**ked all they wanted in private.

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on May 03, 2010, 10:44:31 PM
Dili jud diay ni part sa ilang religion so unsa man intawoy tig antus ug suot ani ug ok raman diay nga wa ni sila ani. Dapat ipakita ang beauty with confidence hehehe. Init man dagway pud ning segi ug tabon oi. Hilig man ning muslim mang make up so sayang ilang make up di ipakita labi na tong murag nagtabon ug sako nga wa jud nay makita  unya ilang buhok pud di makita.

wa sila mag-antos, that's why they chose it.  mora ra nig overcoat kun sa western clothes pa, to be worn only when one goes out.  and this is light and airy.  it protects them from the heat and dust.  strangely, with this cover, mas bugnaw hinoon kay sa mag-sleeveless nga maigo directly sa adlaw.  i should know.  i own a real abaya, which i acquired for curiosity's sake.  

ang una nakong tuyo for acquiring an abaya kay para panghadlok sa mga bata sa mga silingan sa subdivision sa pinas nga mag-siyagit-siyagit sa dalan at past 11 pm.  imagine unsay ilang bation kun kalit lang nga naay mosutoy nga morag lungon sa tungang gabii.  but i changed my mind kay maluthang unya ko sa ilang ginikanan labi na ug naay bata nga mahug sa kanal ug dinagan.  

but i'm glad i have this abaya.  i have shed my bias against it (which was there, i must admit, because of the initial complaints of western women who judge their muslim sisters by their cover).  

Quote from: arki on May 03, 2010, 12:56:32 PM
Islander , good that you raise some question about the SALCON issues...I will not answer your question coz i don't want to say nga dili accurate akong facts...just give me more time to answer your question...kay base sa imong accusation nga gi-dad an ug kwarta si Aumentado sa ilang residence and gipalit si atty victor dela Serna sa SALCON (w/ Chatto and Relampagos)...thats a fu@#$%ng lie... Gov. Aumentado has an dignity,integrity, principyo nga tawo...If naa ka dri sa pilipinas Im sure makadungog ka sa mga bomba ni Aumentado against ni Chatto and relampagos sa second district  about sa SALCON DEAL...Everyday gisulti ni Gov. EBA sa katawhan nga after election mopasaka na ug presyo ang Bohol lite Water and Power of SALCON meaning musaka na ang tanang presyo sa utilities bsag dili maayo ang service sa gi -privatized ang maong suga ug tubig...Mao nay kalaki ni relampagos ug chatto sa pagbaligya sa tubig and kuryente...I will answer you point by point why walay nadungog sa KASO sa Salcon until now...

thanks for clearing this up, arki.  glad to know that the salcon issue is out again.  and oh, i simply mentioned what i heard, for exactly what you did, i.e., clearing it up.  i cannot accuse anyone of anything that i heard only in passing.  when it comes to politics, we stand helpless in separating fact from fiction.  that's why i asked you directly because i truly wanted the truth and nothing but.

tell me, tell us, more.  thanks.

Quote from: glacier_71 on May 03, 2010, 11:55:08 AM
islander, you seem to have a deep knowledge of what's going on behind the scenes of Bohol politics

for my part, i'm a total outsider. but it doesn't prevent me from behaving as if i'm like an "insider"

our politicians are very predictable and openly making bold strokes of dirt which many of us continue to tolerate and ignore.

it seems to me every time we have an election it's a fight between evil and evil personified in our politicians' usual tactics. we may have never run out of good people, but election is apparently not their turf. i may sound pessimistic. i just have a feeling that this is gonna be the permanent face of our politics, and i am afraid i'm beginning to accept it.

i'm not really that knowledgeable, glace.  i just happen to know some people who are deep in bohol politics.  i would like to believe, though, that the mere fact that tb people talk about it is because we find its dirty underbelly hard to accept.  but then it's reassuring that we can go on with our lives inspite of it.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 03, 2010, 01:10:53 PM
Unsa kaha tuod no, kon naay trabaho nga ingon ani? Inantigo baja ni, kay lain-lain man og porma. Lain-lain pa jud ang design: naay toothbrush moustache, Roman centurion, Mohawk, white sidewall, semi-kalbo, bald eagle, o unsa pa diha...Mag-amping jud sa lower part--labi na kon taas jamo ang nagsiwil!

bald eagle design ang tawag ana, labi na gyod ug opaw na si manoy nga customer.

Quote from: ms da binsi on June 24, 2008, 03:09:47 AM
Sus Dodong mura man ko ug gihangak anang allopathic medicine oi! hahahaha

pero unsa gyod kaha nang 'per say' no?  labaw kong gihangak ana.

3.  as for the ban in belgium, it is understandable.  foreigners who immigrate to other countries must do their best to assimilate.  it doesn't mean that they must totally leave their past behind or do away with their own culture, but if they must invoke their rights (freedom of religion, labor laws, social welfare, etc.) in their host countries, they have to give up something of themselves too.  the simplest is not to stick out like a sore thumb in the midst of the local population.  (honestly, if one isn’t used to meeting someone wearing the burqa, it’s so disconcerting because it is as if one is seeing a walking coffin.  sorry.)

4.  i suppose the face veil isn’t much to ask for by a host country in the western world that must protect its own culture as it is expected to protect human rights.  and yes, there too are their security concerns.  one can never tell whether it’s a man or a woman or the president of the republic behind that face veil, at least in the west.       

5.  saudi arabia and iran require women visitors from any country to wear the abaya or chador (those black, straight, shapeless, floor length women’s outer clothing and head cover).  those who don’t want to need not go to these countries.  so why shouldn’t western countries like belgium have their own rules too about attires, specially when the rules apply not to visitors who come and go but to immigrants who chose to become their citizens?   

my two-cents' worth here:

1.  i've asked about the face veil from a good number of muslim women (i've been around and have gone to quite a number of countries, so to speak) who struck me as having a more sophisticated education than i had, and was told repeatedly that a face veil is a muslim woman's choice.  it was even said that nowhere in the quoran can one find a passage that requires a face veil for women.

2.  it is a choice mostly by women who happen to be muslim of arab culture or proximity to that culture (in geographic terms, those in the middle east, south asia, and some areas in north africa).  muslim women in turkey, some eastern european areas (kosovo and some countries in the caucasus, for instance) do not wear face veils.  neither are there face veils for indonesian and malaysian women or our muslim sisters in mindanao.  that doesn't make them less muslim.  

one may therefore conclude that the face veil is more cultural than religious.  the term 'muslim face veil' therefore veers on the politically incorrect.  it's almost like saying 'christian necktie'.    

                                                                                              -to be continued-  

psssst, scarb, madame, tudloi ko beh unsaon paghimog tabanog.  kun makadaog ko, pilay pad sa unggoy ug sa baki, i can call the pack and the wolf will come.

na, hala.  kamong mga tunay nga macho dinha.  palupara na nang inyong mga periko.  itabanog! isabwag!  gamita pagboto sa inyong kandidato!  maka-10 euro gyod mong tanan gikan ni marvelous scarbelous, plus a bonus of dollars from ms da binsi.  go ahead, before ko makakat-on ug computer-generated tabanog kay, nah...

Quote from: jorgeanna on May 02, 2010, 11:47:11 PM
unsa diay ning "periko"... ask lang gyud ko kaysa pretend ko nga kahibaw ko sa meaning

periko pikoy.

(song, in waray)  akon magtatanom lawiswis kawayan
                        akon la kan pikoy palataylatayan
                        salbahes nga pikoy ka waray batasan
                        simbulod han kuwarto kan iday higdaan*

                        *(gikamang si inday sa iyang silid-tulogan, hihihi, batot perikoha)

Quote from: vrglguapo on May 02, 2010, 09:21:12 PM
wala pa jud pubic hair kay gi shave man hahaha...

bag-ong gioperahan ug kidney?

aba, ang alam koh, hindi ako marunong tumowad.  makatulog gyod hinoon kong galakaw.

a real tragedy.  those officials deserve trial by publicity at the very least and public hanging at most.  we are really in dire need of sensible public officials.   

sayang i dukot know how to make tabanog in the computer.  kun real pa lang unta ni nga tabanogay, mas kamao ko.  ma-champion gyod kog ahat kay kang ms da binsi nga hulagway akong ipatapot, back to back, ug ipalupad aron mahimo siyang flying blue angel, ahahaaaay!

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 23, 2010, 12:09:08 AM

hala ka cute ni Hubag! tan awa si Miss Isles kay naa jud BOOBIES !!hwahahahha!

mora gyod tuod ug ako ning girl caricature, puwera boobies kay si hubag ang dagkog boobies.  his name is not hubag for nothing.

Quote from: Scarb on April 23, 2010, 12:07:10 AM
c Hubzkie na nga nangharana ni Ms.Isles tyahaha
ayay motungä to ron mating fah !

now pa gyod ko read ani.  omg!  biglang gumilok aking lapalapa.  harana?  sino sha?  iyo karpo?

Quote from: AsPo on May 02, 2010, 10:17:14 PM
hahhah
iluwa sa iho kay pait na kaajo.
AsPo.....ang A sa otan salisdi og E

o di ba kaha, aslom na kaayo tungod sa pagkapan-os.

AsPo: kun sa kanta pang karaan, every time it rains, it rains pen is from heaven, o di ba kaha kining linya sa 'bridge over over troubled water' nga di tantong karaan--- and pen is all around.
     

please bear with me, glace, if i sound like a pol sci 1 teacher.  i got carried away.  this does not presume that you don’t know these things; i know you know, and chances are you even know more than i do.

my previous posts are actually mere intros to my questions for arki, who is obviously pro-aumentado and who may at least be in a position to shed some light on the following:

1.  the scuttlebutt that the esteemed outgoing governor eventually kept quiet about salcon because he was given a to-die-for amount by the company needs some truth-telling.  the money bag was reportedly brought to their residence one night.
 
2.  a topnotch lawyer who joined the fray, purportedly to help the plaintiffs in the case against relampagos-chatto et al, was also paid.  he was reported to have asked for the papers from the plaintiffs, and then gave these all to the other side for a certain amount.

3.  when the plaintiffs raised their case to the court of appeals after failing at the lower court level, the case was never raffled off among the justices.  it reportedly was permanently in the hands of one of these justices, who threw out the case without much of a hearing.  a lawyer brother-in-law of relampagos is a ranking officer at the court of appeals. 

if all these stories were true, including rumors that both relampagos and chatto were also paid, then no one has the moral ascendancy to throw stones at each other’s glass houses.  all the campaigners in the world, tb posters most specially who seem to be everywhere in tb nowadays like some pestilence, cannot clean up the tarnished image of these political leaders even if they shred their throats and fingers to smithereens announcing how great their candidates are and how bad the opposing camps are.
   
but those who run for public office will always have winners and losers from among them.  fereting out the truth in all these rumors could at least let voters know who and what they are voting for, for all their worth.

the power of the legislators when it comes to the executive and judiciary branches lies in the committee on appointments.  this committee is supposed to review the appointments to top government posts made by the president, and they can approve or disapprove, in keeping with the ideal of check-and-balance.  and this is when collegial relationships between legislators are played out.  congressman1-on-the-dock whispers to congressman2 to reassign a judge or to sit on his promotion in case he dares to do something about his pending case.  will a judge risk his retirement and life's work?  i doubt.   

so maybe, and i say maybe because i don't really know the truth behind all this, it would have been next to impossible to file a case against jane censoria cajes before the election period, when her father was still a sitting legislator.  more so that her father openly showed that he's the best friend of the first gentleman.

and yes, bohol's premier dirty trickster knows when to strike and to hit where it hurts most, without proof that he's behind it all.

meanwhile, glace, it's not easy for anyone to file a case against sitting legislators.  these idiots can even have a judge transferred to antartica if he so dares to mete a fair judgment against a legislator.  our politics also happens to be a game of whisperers, unfortunately.

outside of the rumored ambition of gma's eyeing the speakership of the house as a steppingstone to becoming prime minister in a possible charter change, being in congress is her best bet against hundreds of potential cases against her once she steps down as president.  that's why she's running.  what a crying shame.       

it's quite obvious, glace, that the boholano politician who's the ultimate expert in the dirty tricks department casts a long shadow.  the tricks of cajes and co. are puny when it comes to mudslinging.  we can be sure everything will be quiet once the election dust settles.  this guy, who never lost an election, became disquietingly quiet on the salcon issue after riding on it, front seat, during a previous campaign.  and so suddenly.  why, arki?  i hope you at least have an idea why.     

thanks for this great thread, hoff.  it is inspiring to know that even if we (or i'm) beyond beatification, the fact that there are people who live their faith this way seems enough of a foretaste of heaven.

in keeping with the title of this thread, the three candidates for governor all believe that they are qualified that's why they're running.  if that doesn't answer the interrogative statement of this thread, then we can always vote for moorish, alex, and trademark, tb's own 3 stoogies.     

Quote from: vincetan89 on April 24, 2010, 12:25:19 PM
PLEASE, IN OUR OWN LITTLE WAY, EDUCATE OUR FELLOWS AND CONVINCE THEM TO GO FOR GIBO. LET'S NOT SETTLE FOR THE SECOND BEST.

weird.  i hate to think that should gibo lose, the voters were therefore uneducated.  (i cannot think, therefore i am for nicanor perlas?)   

was there ever a congressman who was arrested, bai alex, when they were still serving out their term?  and really, would this list come out if it had no basis? 

as you are campaigning for edgar chatto (who happens to be my choice too) and company (some of whom are out of my list), please don't be too shrill and bitchy.  it turns potential voters off.  you'll end up getting unintended consequences, like losing voters for your candidates instead.

i'd rather have a sitting president who's single than a married one whose wife exerts too much influence in government affairs.  call to mind imelda.

(watch out for cynthia villar, in case.  as congresswoman and education committee chair, she's indirectly responsible for the proliferation of those silly, expensive private schools with fancy names, most of which belong to fellow legislators.  why?  she interferred with dep/ed standards, one of the causes for then education secretary butch abad to resign in exasperation.  and what did these schools produce?  an example is a grade 6 valedictorian who cannot even spell 'barangay'!) 

and what about a president with more than one woman and additional children?  it meant extra expense for security details.

yes, our president could be single.   

as for delgado, would anyone really claim sending an email in bad faith?  if only he were not too identified with villar.

noynoy at least has the decency to be self-effacing, and if that is called do-nothing, then i go for do-nothings.  sometimes, national leadership, like greatness, is flung to those who least expect it.  villar wants it too much, having worked and spent for his quest of the highest post of the land in the last three years or so.  he is too acquisitive and too ambitious for his own good, and the nation's. 

must we gamble our next six years on a slippery businessman who can switch from poverty to great wealth in his declarations to suit the needs of his businesses; bankrupt when he needed loans, wealthy when he eyed the presidency?  ugh.       

'one little two, little three, little aliens
four little five, little six, little aliens...'

swerte pa rin tayo, ms da binsi.  atong mga juwa di parehag hitsura ni e.t. phone home.

a do-nothing guy could also mean a clean slate guy.  that's an inspiring enough leader.  leave him to muster the do-all guys around him.  that's what leaders are for.  gibo and gordon?  i'd love to have them in the senate, like miriam santiago.  lito lapid can always have his movies.

Quote from: ms da binsi on May 01, 2010, 08:09:55 AM
Bwahaha zweet red devil? not green grasshopper?

green aliens.  i said no to their presents of green grasshoppers.  have plenty of them in my green, green grass of home my filifins.

mas makita ang ENGAMELLA'L with your radar, meine freundin, even if you walk the schwarzwald like hansel and gretel. wie geht's?   

ug ang katawhan dinhi sa tb giduduan
ug mga kandidato nga kuno angay botohan
budlay na hinoon alang sa atong ubang kaubanan
kay wa marehistro sa bohol sa kumpanya wa magkinahanglan.

filifins, my filifins
the owl is the queerest by far to me
to thee i give my heart and soul
for all day long she sits on a tree
i love my own my native land
and when the night comes away flies she.

do i like your avatar, scarb.  firzt time i zaw it, you zweet red devil! 

Quote from: hubag bohol on April 29, 2010, 01:04:39 PM
He he, hala Jan, pwede ra ba pud kuno matakboyan ta aning tapeworm kon makainom tag tubig samtang naglangoy-langoy sa river or lake bisan atong tan-aw limpyo. Unsa na kaha kon maligo sa hugaw nga kanal diin naay naglutaw-luitaw nga basura...

you talkin' 'bout villar?  well, tapeworm inside = president of the republic.  go swimmin', man. 

had just asked my banana republic nga magpapurga unta ming duha.  nahadlok man ko ani.  gitubag man lang kog 'soloha'.  pahuway lang sa gyod hinoon kog kaon ug spaghetti.  ugh!

i just read somewhere that this girl took over the place of her older sister as bohol sk federation president.  another sister also ran, in another barangay in trinidad.  jane censoria won handily in the province by offering 10k each for every municipal sk voter plus a promise of 100k for projects.  22 years old, gitudloan na ug vote-buying.  kasukaon kong nagbasa.

super talaga this dynasty.  cajes, inc. ang gobiyerno para nila.  wa na ba tawon ni silay laing abilidad? 

the taste of power and money is truly insatiable.  btw, unsaon tuod ang pagka-de facto member sa sangguniang panlalawigan sa bohol with its weekly sessions unya tua ka nageskuwela sa manila?  how was her attendance in the sessions?  does arki or anybody else knows?

Quote from: hubag bohol on April 30, 2010, 09:46:53 AM
Maglisod tingali si Ms. MDB paghubo sa ijang chastity belt, Bay Glace.

kaya na niya.  siko gamiton, kamo gyod.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on April 29, 2010, 12:54:06 AM
Q: Why was the 2 piece bikini invented?
A: To separate the meat section from the dairy section.

aha!  kahibawo na diay ko nga ang dairy section naa sa ubos kay ang meat section sa taas gisigihan mag padako ni vicky belo.

Quote from: glacier_71 on April 30, 2010, 09:03:59 AM
wa nimo ingna, quel, yeah...and i want James Bond. hahahaha

tayf ko rin this spy.  araba question me my cat's name.  me answer 'his name is bond, james bond.'     

Quote from: wolfpack823 on April 30, 2010, 04:46:19 AM
Sama sa "Papa" nahimong "Fafa" (depende sa dila)

tyfe ko yan.  noon, di kabalibad si pader nako if naa koy pangayoon.  shawt lang ko 'fafa!' ngisi dayon ug pagawas sa fitaka.  apreyd maybe siya ug unsa pay mosunod nakong kabuang.

peligro.  addicting ra ba gyod kuno ning cosmetic surgery.  one can never stop.  every flaw, real or imagined, mostly imagined, iparetoke gyod dayon, kuno, and it's very expensive.  imagine how silly some hollywood celebs have become.  melanie griffith and priscilla presley easily come to mind.

i do not know this girl nor have i seen her or her picture anywhere else, pero kun kining picture niya wa i-edit, mora gyod tawon siyag cyborg.  kasayo ba tawon niyang feeling old.  sayang.  i wouldn't call this grooming.  this is narcissism to the max.

if only for that, arang lisora gyod tuod kun mao niy national youth leader.     

laughing here too.  lingaw god kaayo ko anang imong dance in the snow. 

gotta hit the sack now.  it's the wee hours of the morning here.  matarantar unya kog tawgon kog kalit ni juwa kay gidaman diay siya.  guten nacht!  (ingon akong miga, mas maayo kuno kung kuhaon ang g sa guten.) 

Quote from: TOPAC on April 26, 2010, 10:04:08 AM
Mas maayo nga mawa ang mga aliporis ug sampid sa tb. mas hadluk sila compared sa aliens. naglagut na ko hapit. ggrrrrhhhhhh

hahaha!  lingaw ko sa imong ggrrrhhhh.  mahadlok man sad nimo ani ang mga aliporis ug sampid sa tb.  wa galing nila hibaw-i nga ilang mga kandidato aliens diay.     

braso de mercedes, sa iyang katam-is
sigurado kong usa kini ka braso
nga kun dako wa kay reklamo.

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 30, 2010, 12:25:25 AM

and Docs cant play God to the patients who wants it too Miss Isles. If i know im dying (like stage 4 CA)  i would go to Switzerland to have the procedure done, thats for sure.

and so i hope that you don't have to go to switzerland for that but for skiing and for total, real spa treatment.  btw, people with spunk and are capable of laughing their way through life may have less chances of getting the big c.  you seem to be one, ms da binsi.  enjoy your dance in the snow. 

it should be banned.  let the dutch decide for themselves.  we cannot play god to fellow human beings.  besides, we have to believe in miracles.  what if the patient could still get well inexplicably, despite the doctors' grim prognosis?

as for euthanasia, hubag bohol version, angay lang mamili ang laki ug virgin bride kun virgin pod siya.  panahon na para inyong i-u-turn inyong utok, mga lalakwe sa mundong itoh.

and those same birds peck at each other, but they flock just the same.

korerek gihapon.  forgiveness has its moments.  and lest we forget, it is a virtue to begin with.  but sometimes it can perpetuate a sin, or a fault if you may, such as what we perceive about our political system.  and it's history that we allowed ferdinand and imelda to flee while in romania they shot nicolae and elena ceausescu.  why, even as a nation we tend to be forgiving and less violent. 

during marcos's time, what was often said in hope was that the next generation can learn and do better.  that next generation is now, in the likes of chatto and relampagos and dan lim, who per my calculation were all students when aumentado was already a politician.  have things changed or do we have more of the same?

a bucket of ice cream on top of a barrel of halo-halo.  heaven!  go away, heartbreak.  i have better things to do than to nurture you.  (like attacking the ice cream first and following it up with the ubi jam in the halo-halo.)

arang gyod hinoon kaambisyosa aning bayhana, bahalag unsang paagiha.  pa-sweet-sweet pa.  trabahante gyod hinoon kuno ni siya.  ang ako lang, lisod saligan nga ma-breath away from the presidential seat one who may have been aware that she was marrying someone who became a muslim in order to marry her.  that was her second husband tony leviste, now out on bail after spending time in prison for murder. 

legarda is said to have irked the sisters of tony leviste before because her usual question when she met them was 'buhay pa ba si matanda?', referring to the jilted wife of leviste who lived in the same condominium as they did.  it looks like it wouldn't be easy to trust her kind.   

if this were true, and i suspect it is because it saw print and there are names, then tagbilaran is going to the dogs.  i thought this kind of politics belonged to the dustbins of the 1960s.

Quote from: jorgeanna on April 29, 2010, 03:27:28 PM
ha ha ha comment diay tong nabasa nako nga HERMES iyang bag and daku daw changes sa iyang physical appearance kay nagpa-Belo gyud cya

mao ba?  basig duha ra pod ang mahitabo human ani.  either mamora siyag hitsura ni vicky belo (mora nag cyborg sa ka-artificial) o makidhatan siya ni hayden kho. 

Quote from: hubag bohol on April 29, 2010, 03:25:19 PM
Wala pa tingali apilag kwenta ang mga anak sa gawas, bwahaha!

angay gyod tuod ipa-neuter si tatay ug ipa-spay si nanay. 

Quote from: statesville on April 28, 2010, 07:45:38 AM
       Man or Woman

laki kun sa left side tan-awon, baye kun sa right side.

Quote from: jorgeanna on April 29, 2010, 03:15:33 PM
naa sa lain thread nga iyang bag HERMES and she owns properties and vehicles nga mahalon... murag maka-question napud ta ana oi og dis-a man cya og kwarta pagpalit ana nga pila ra man tawn sweldo og SK president... check out pila ang price sa HERMES bags

basin karong taodtaod, naa na poy thread kun unsay brand sa inyang underwear?

a great post, this one, because the two opposing sides are shown.  di mainsulto or ma-mislead ang readers.

to have these troubles for someone so young... mao nay giingon ug kay nganong ni-enter.  kay ngano pod lagi nga gi-groom man pod sa ginikanan to follow in their footsteps.  create your own political dynasty, and you get what's coming.

this whole shenanigan smells of a political tactician who can go to the lowest of depths to destroy an enemy.  he had tried it before.  he can do it again.   

sure na sure.  mo-vote straight lagi ko, bisag di ko registered sa bohol.  basta lang quiet na mo ha?  promise ha?  peks man and hope to die.

hangover kun maoy hisgotan
di ko kasabot nganong ulo nako labad
makatagam tuod ang motagamtam
nga nagpatugatuga sama nako.
di na gyod ko mousab,
kausa na lang!

ang babae ba, bqn, ay kinakabit sa dunggan?
lisod man tuod ug adto sa bugan
kay mangalisbo ang tanan
apil na ang gahilak nga buwan.

bitaw, some brokenhearted people mend themselves by pigging out.  mao nga ang uban, imbis moniwang, manambok hinoon.  i was told that this is especially true for the october born.  i don't really know how true this is. 

Quote from: alycxs on April 29, 2010, 02:21:19 AM
lechugas maning mga double post oi!!!!!

hehe, lettuce ra ba ang english sa lechugas.  pagkaon man kaha ang sangpotan ani nga thread?  or maybe, lettuce is good salad for flirting?  bitaw, alycxs, lechon de leche gyod ang double post.  o leche con hielo ba kaha.  (joke) 

Quote from: alycxs on April 29, 2010, 01:30:07 AM
Usahay, maayo nuon nga wala ka kabalo sa past sa usa ka taw para imo siyang ilhon una sa iyang pagka siya. Kung makaila naka niya, mas madawat na nimo iyang kaagi, iyang mga sayop, ug unsa pa iyang mga nabuhat kay makasabot naman ka.

Basin kini sila, maayo gyud mamulitiko. Naa may daghang taw ingana. Dli man siguro daghan nga nabuhat nga maayo, pero maayo makipaghimamat sa ubang taw, maayo sad ug gawi nga ganahang ang masa nila. Naa bay marketable appeal....or basin kaha, daghan ug budget para sa uwan-uwan 

sakto tuod ang tanan nimong sugyot, alycxs.  humans are so complicated, we have a myriad of nuances, including who can and cannot be bought.  come to think of it, boholanos may not only be a forgiving people, we may also be capable of giving second chances. 

Quote from: magbalantay on April 29, 2010, 02:17:07 PM
no time to argue na. let the people judge. time to think....think...think ug kinsa jud ang angayan padaugon. calling all TB members...kanang tinuoray jud nga members ha. let's do 3 days fasting and prayers for a peaceful and honest election! maski ako dili ka vote karon, pro gikuyawan ko!   

great solution, magbalans.  kita ang mo-pray, ang mag-fast ang mga tarantadong kandidato.  pwera sa mga maayo nila, hinaot untang di sila maulian human ug fasting.  mo-slim na sila, hehe.