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Naay magpadingol-dingol ani... 

Quote from: chicogon on January 21, 2012, 11:07:35 PM
Ako suggestion mogamit tag "Spirit of the Glass" 

He he, ang nakaparat kay ang abilidad ni Bay Chris kay "Spirit in the Glass" man...

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 04:31:18 PM
pali naan nato,he,he,,

He he, ikay in charge sa seremonyas, Bay Chris. Kolitos lang ko...

Ang lami ani kanang hilaw-hilaw...

Unhan na lang nako si Fr. Chic...

Wa jamoy bosing diri. Ang gadaghan, bisong...   

Hmm, an ambition or an option occupation? Di kaha option ambition? 

Quote from: Vistabel on January 21, 2012, 09:36:40 PM
what do you think, is that an ambition or option tungod kay maulaw magtrabaho sa atoa?

Naa ba gud diay tawo nga maulaw magtrabaho, sa atoa man o bisan asa? 

...even old tickets, receipts, raffle stubs, place cards, scraps of paper with telephone numbers, whatever. I use them as bookmarks, too...

Hi, Ms. Hof. May your mother-in-law be filled with peace and reassurance as she crosses the great divide into the afterlife.

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 04:14:52 PM
ni undang nakog download ron,,pono na ang hardrive,,he,he,he,,

Bwahaha! I-delete tong medyo pool na balikbalikon...

Unsa guy nitaas ang siko?

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 04:11:46 PM
unsa on pag pa balik ato nila bai hubs??

Ambot bitaw unsaon. Kinahanglan tag gimik ani...

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 04:10:32 PM
samot nato kay,na mongingi natos sapi,,bai hubs,,,

Aw, manggihatagon man hinoon to...

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 04:06:14 PM
tumpak,,,pangita nag piktur,,,diha,,he,he,,

Hmm... si Fr. Chic maoy atong papangitaon...

Oi, baho nga baklag ug bahong iti nagsagol?

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 04:04:34 PM
he,he,he,,he,,lisod kong makabawos ang ering,,he,he,he,,

Naa juy makawrasan og di oras. Mao bitaw nga safety ang unlan...

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 03:59:03 PM
hala ka dugay raba jd mo bakasyon,,asos naay chance matinood imong sulti,,he,he,he,,,

Sabagay, tua man pud siyay tinabonan nga koykoyonon didto...

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 03:57:37 PM
nya,,ha,ha,ha,,,by age man ang inspeksiyonon,,,he,he,,lain pod to inspektor pang senyor sintesin bai,,he,he,,

He he, mao ba? Naa ra bay rigodon sa assignments bay...

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 03:55:52 PM
maayo nalang sa kwarto kay safety,,lisod og mahinomdoman nato nya naa ta tunga sa highway,,,he,he,he,,

Nah, naa pa lay baje nga makakita, mamora kay mayor anang kalakiha...

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 03:54:39 PM
di maajo pag bahin,,nalipat sa imo,aho,,he,he,he,

Nakuratan galing sa grasya...

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 03:53:36 PM
Piskay ba,,he,he,he,,,

Palabihon lang tika bay, mopili na lang ko sa nahibilin...

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 03:44:27 PM
ako pod,,,,

Hmm, basin si Bay Bugsay maoy dili...

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 03:43:39 PM
nindot deri sa TB kay,,naa jod tanan tinood,,,,mas lingaw,,alasan ang FB madugay ani,,,

Labi nag mamalik tong dugay2x nang wa motungha...

He he, pwede pud Green Perico, tusik2x lang...

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 03:42:22 PM
he,he,he,,lain siguro akong tinan awan bai,,he,he,,

He he, basin namuwaw kag tan-aw sa imong gipang-download...

Imudmod ang nawong...

Hmm, baho nga mialimyon gikan sa parte sa lawas?

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 03:39:56 PM
elise na og speedboots,,he,he,

Bwahaha! Saktoha, oi...

He he, ajo jamong mopili ahong migo da...

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 03:37:37 PM
mao lagi dayon,bisag gibahinan gd to nya gamay ra,,sumbong dayon,,he,he,

Naa man gud usahay mga bentahoso...

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 03:30:03 PM
diman ma kuha ang detalyi og siplat2x ra,,,,he,he,he,he,,

Hmm, tutokan jud diay unya hinumdoman inig abot sa kwarto?

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 03:29:12 PM
nya,ha,ha,ha,,daghan mag pila ana,,kaning naa sa piktur naa man pod siya ika buga,,,he,he,e

Unya kay usahay ingon ani man ang imong inspeksyonon...

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 03:27:12 PM

balikon pa siguro,,he,he,he,,wa daw pataboni,,kay iyang balikon,,,,

Gitabonan aron di manimaho, basin imong unyang makoykoyan. Dumdomon ra niya inig-uli gikan sa bakasyon...

Quote from: chriswise on January 21, 2012, 03:24:33 PM
NYA mo apply ka..he.he.he..y gamitay gloves,,ha,,

He he, kontento ra man ko sa ginagmayng kita bay...

Christian Bigotry
http://afgen.com/


Although Christianity does have its good points, the exclusive nature of many Christian sects opens the door to Christian bigotry. Christian bigotry is a disgusting and insidious evil. To Christian bigots themselves, their bigotry is usually invisible. It disguises itself as piety and righteousness. But to non-Christians at the receiving end, it is often plain old unadulterated bigotry.

Christian bigotry manifests itself as a holier-than-thou attitude towards non-Christians. The Christian bigot has in her head the idea, "I must be right and you must be wrong, because I'm a Christian and you're not. After all, only Christians can know God." The doctrine common among many Christians that you can know God only through the mediation of Christ leads many Christians to think that they have a special connection to God that non-Christians lack, leading them to think that they have God's special favor and non-Christians don't. This fuels an elitist attitude that can lead directly to bigotry.

What is bigotry in general, and how is Christian bigotry bigotry? A bigot is someone who derives a sense of superiority from believing that he is a member of some elite group that is superior to other groups. Bigotry is the all-encompassing term for such things as racism, sexism, homophobia, etc. White supremacists, for example, believe that white people are superior to blacks, native Americans, Indians, etc. Some even believe that other races are minions of the devil. Male chauvinists often believe that women can't think straight or are less intelligent or are more prone to hysteria or whatever. Homophobes think that homosexuals are immoral deviants.

Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. described bigots with the following quote: "The mind of a bigot is like the pupil of the eye; the more light you pour upon it, the more it will contract."

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A bigot is a person obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices, especially one exhibiting intolerance, and animosity toward those of differing beliefs. The predominant usage in modern English refers to persons hostile to those of differing sex, race, ethnicity, religious belief or spirituality, nationality, language, sexual orientation, and age; and to those from a different region, with non-normative gender identity, those who are homeless, and those with various medical disorders, particularly behavioural and addictive disorders. Forms of bigotry may have a related ideology or world views.

Former Army soldier sentenced for killing wife, baby
By Yereth Rosen | Reuters â€" 1 hr 46 mins ago


ANCHORAGE (Reuters) - A former Army soldier who was convicted of killing his wife and baby daughter shortly after returning from combat in Afghanistan was sentenced on Friday to 80 years in prison for the crimes.

Kip Lynch, 22, was found guilty last summer of first degree murder in the April 2010 shooting death of his 19-year-old wife Racquell and second-degree murder of their 8-month old baby, Kyirsta.

Lynch shot his wife numerous times in the back, head and neck while she was holding their infant daughter, according to police reports.

The bullets passed through her body, killing both mother and child, according to police reports. Lynch then turned the gun on himself in an apparent suicide attempt, but survived.

The bodies of his wife and baby remained in the family's Anchorage apartment for a weekend before they were discovered.

Lynch was found in critical condition but recovered.

At the two-day sentencing hearing at a state superior court, Lynch's public defender said the former soldier had served valiantly in combat but struggled with post traumatic stress upon returning home.

Lynch was stationed at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage at the time of the incident, which occurred just two months after he returned from a year-long deployment to Afghanistan.

Judge Michael Spaan, who imposed the sentence, concluded that Lynch's combat experience affected the former military policeman's actions.

"I believe that Mr. Lynch's service in Afghanistan was a factor," Spaan said.

But Spaan said it was unclear whether the shooting was a direct result of war-related mental problems.

"I don't even know if you had post traumatic stress, if you're still suffering from it, and what impact this might have in 20 years. The science is not exact enough to answer these questions," the judge told Lynch at sentencing.

The mother of Racquell Lynch testified by telephone at the hearing, asking for a harsh sentence.

"I accept full responsibility for what happened to my wife and daughter," Lynch said in court, reading from a statement of apology. "They will forever be in my heart."

The maximum penalty that could have been imposed on Lynch was 198 years, 99 years for each murder, under Alaska law.

(Editing by Mary Slosson and Peter Bohan)

Kalami sa sabaw
Sa lab-as nga imbaw!

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 21, 2012, 01:52:43 PM
Matud ni Pepito nga wala sila’y nakitang samad dinunggaban sa kalawasan sa biktima apan nagtuo silang gitabangan kini og kulata kay nahiwi na ang nawong niini nga posibleng gikan sa pagdakdak og dakong bato.

Bisan way tatsa ang biktima, kon gitambog sa bung-aw nga 100 metros ang giladmon, daginoton ang tsansa nga mabuhi pa...

Ni Rey B. Pasaporte/EIM (Banat) Updated January 21, 2012 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines - Gumikan sa nangalisbong baho sa palibot nadiskobrehan sa mga residente ang patay’ng lawas sa usa ka lalaking na-missing sulod na sa tulo na ka adlaw diha sa sitio Milagrosa Sambag sa barangay San Vicente sa lungsod sa Liloan.

Si Mark Anthony Vasquez, 33, residente sa dapit, napalgan niadtong Huwebes sa alas-3:25 sa hapon nga wala nay kinabuhi nga gituohang gituyo paghagbong sa ubos sa pangpang nga gibana-banang may giladmon nga 100 metros.

Si SPO4 Alex Pepito sa Liloan Police Station miingon nga dihang ilang giadto ang lugar nagsugod na og kadugta ang biktima.

Matud ni Pepito nga pipila lang ka metros gikan sa gilabayan sa patay’ng lawas sa biktima dunay gamay nga kapilya nga Medalla Milagrosa diin duna silay nakitang banaw sa dugo ug lighter nga gipanag-iya sa biktima. Gidugang niya nga na-trace ang biktima tungod sa baho sa patay nga nangalisbo ug maoy pirmeng natimahoan sa mga residente sa dapit.

Matud ni Pepito nga wala sila’y nakitang samad dinunggaban sa kalawasan sa biktima apan nagtuo silang gitabangan kini og kulata kay nahiwi na ang nawong niini nga posibleng gikan sa pagdakdak og dakong bato.

Katapusang nakit-an ang biktima niadto lang Enero 16 sa alas-9 sa gabii.   - (BANAT NEWS)

Hmm, pan Bohol galing ang gipakal...

Ni Darrel Carumba ug Romeo T. Limpangog (Banat) Updated January 21, 2012 12:00 AM


CEBU, Philippines - Namatay ang usa ka Japanese national human kini aksidenteng natuk-an sa gikaong pan kauban ang iyang Filipina nga kapuyo diha sa ilang pinuy-anan sa Sto. Tomas Village barangay Tuburan Sur siyudad sa Danao niadtong Miyerkules sa alas 8:00 sa gabii.

Ang patay nang nadangat sa tambalanan mao si Hirotaka Kato, 69, dunay kapuyo nga si Revelyn Rica, ug anaa sila magpuyo sa nahisgutang lugar.

Matud ni PO1 Faron Avila, desk officer sa Danao City Police Station nga nakahinabi sa Banat News kalit naglisod sa pagginhawa ug wala na makatingog pa si Kato human mihamong sa usa ka pan. Daling nangayo og panabang ang kapuyo sa ilang mga kaubanan sa panimalay ug gihatud dayun kini sa Danao City District Hospital apan gideklarar kini sa mga doktor nga patay na.

Ang kapulisan padayon pa sa ilang imbestigasiyon sa maong panghitabo pagtino kun wala bay foul play sa kamatayon tungod kay dili sila dayon motuong ang pagkaon sa pan nga nakaingon nga kini natuk-an maoy nakapatay niini. (/EIM)   - (BANAT NEWS)

Bwahaha!

Malagmit bitaw nga paingon mabayot bataa...

Naay expert diri bahin sa tight nga unlan...

Quote from: jeiboy on January 20, 2012, 09:47:06 PM
Thanks sa reply bosing pero murag 8:am paman gud mag open, mas nindut unta kung buntag sayu, mga 5-6am. anyways thanks bosing.

Hmm, dagan lang una from Tagbilaran to Jagna and back, by that time open na ang gym...

Welcome to TB, Bay Jeiboy. Naay pipila ka fitness buff diri sa atong pajag...

Quote from: statesville on January 21, 2012, 06:22:07 AM
nakita niya didto gitimba ang
pitcher sa  barel puno sa tubig ug gilumot pa gyud...   

Hmm, wa ba kahay naglangoylangoy nga baki...

Quote from: statesville on January 21, 2012, 06:22:07 AM
Bottled water mauy kapilian kon uhaw kaayo  unya naa nangumpra sa Carbon o naglaag sa Colon...
This reminds me  about my sister, kono nilabay sila sa  Balintawak likod sa Gaisano Metro udto na
  ug nakita nila ang dagko kaayo nga hiwa sa adobo ug piniritong isda display sa  tindahan daplin sa karsada.

Hmm, mao man ning dapita ang balbacua center kaniadto...

Give me a crash course in . . . internet piracy
by BRIAN BOYD


Why couldn’t I get on to Wikipedia last Wednesday? As a protest against the proposed Stop Online Piracy Act (Sopa) in the US, Wikipedia and other sites went dark for 24 hours.

So is Wikipedia pro-piracy? No, but it regards Sopa as draconian and as an assault on freedom of expression.

What is Sopa all about? Hollywood and media corporations want to stop the many internet users who download music, films and TV shows illegally and without paying the copyright holders. If Sopa is passed, it could mean that search engines, such as Google, could be sued for hosting links to web pages that carry these illegal sites.

Where does Richard O’Brien fit into this? He’s the young Englishman facing extradition to the US because, it is alleged, he ran a website with links to illegal downloads of copyrighted material. His says he was not to blame for what people did with the links he provided. And that question is the issue.

But surely illegal downloading is wrong and everyone should be opposed to it? Illegal downloading causes job losses and is destroying the music and film worlds, but the reason media companies, such as Google, are opposed to Sopa is that they believe they should not be held responsible for information they carry, given that they cannot monitor every posting.

But this is all happening in the US. I’m in Ireland and can download what I want for free, can’t I? No, you can’t. Legislation is in place here also. If you are providing links to illegal sites, you could face extradition to the US.

Why might Sopa play a part in this year’s US presidential election? President Obama, while opposed to internet piracy, has distanced himself from Sopa for pretty much the same reasons as Wikipedia opposes it. Obama’s stance is important because he has alienated Hollywood and the US media companies, which are all pro-Sopa and could withdraw funding from the Obama re-election campaign.

Why is Rupert Murdoch tweeting about this? You could say he is pro-Sopa. He has tweeted that “Obama has thrown in his lot with Silicon Valley paymasters”.

But if not Sopa, what else is there to stop internet piracy? Sopa is ill thought out. What is needed is education on the effects of piracy. It can seem like it’s media conglomerates picking on the small guy who is just downloading one lousy show or film, but that isn’t the real story. Piracy on the internet puts people out of work. -- http://www.irishtimes.com/

  What do you think?

By Piper Weiss, Shine Staff | Parenting â€" 4 hours ago


It's a boy! And he's five. Beck Laxton, 46, and partner Kieran Cooper, 44, have spent half the decade concealing the gender of their son, Sasha.

"I wanted to avoid all that stereotyping," Laxton said in an interview with the Cambridge News. "Stereotypes seem fundamentally stupid. Why would you want to slot people into boxes?"

Laxton, a UK-based web editor, and her partner, Cooper, decided to keep Sasha's sex a secret when he was still in the womb. The birth announcement stated the name of the gender-neutral name of their child, but skipped the big reveal. Up until recently, the couple only told a few close friends and family members that Sasha was a boy and managed to keep the rest of the world in the dark. But now that he's starting school the secret's out.

For years, Becks has been referring to her child, the youngest of three, as "the infant" on her personal blog. But guarding the public from her son's gender was only part of her quest to let her kid just be a kid.

Sasha dresses in clothes he likes -- be it a hand-me-downs from his sister or his brother. The big no-no's are hyper-masculine outfits like skull-print shirts. In one photo, sent to friends and family, Sasha's dressed in a shiny pink girl's swimsuit. "Children like sparkly things," says Beck. "And if someone thought Sasha was a girl because he was wearing a pink swimming costume, then what effect would that have? "

Sasha's also not short on dolls, though Barbie is also off limits. "She's banned because she's horrible," Laxton says in Cambridge interview.

On a macro level she hopes her son sets an example for other parents and makes them reconsider buying their sons trucks or forcing their daughters into tights. She's seen how those consumer trappings affect how and who kids play with in the sandbox.

But the sandbox is just a precursor to the classroom. When Sasha turned five and headed to school, Laxton was forced to make her son's sex public. That meant Sasha would have to get used to being a boy in the eyes of his peers. Still, his mom is intervening. While the school requires different uniforms for boys and girls, Sasha wears a girl's blouse with his pants.

"I don't think I'd do it if I thought it was going to make him unhappy, but at the moment he's not really bothered either way. We haven't had any difficult scenarios yet." -- http://shine.yahoo.com/

...unless we do something about it.

The momentum behind the anti-SOPA movement has been slow to build, but we're finally at a saturation point. Wikipedia, BoingBoing, WordPress, TwitPic: they'll all be dark on January 18th. An anti-SOPA rally has been planned for tomorrow afternoon in New York. The list of companies supporting SOPA is long but shrinking, thanks in no small part to the emails and phone calls they've received in the last few months.

So keep calling. Keep emailing. Most of all, keep making it known that the internet was built on the same principles of freedom that this country was. It should be afforded to the same rights.

http://gizmodo.com/5877000/what-is-sopa

...but stands a shockingly good chance of passing...

SOPA is, objectively, an unfeasible trainwreck of a bill, one that willfully misunderstands the nature of the internet and portends huge financial and cultural losses. The White House has come out strongly against it. As have hundreds of venture capitalists and dozens of the men and women who helped build the internet in the first place. In spite of all this, companies have already spent a lot of money pushing SOPA, and it remains popular in the House of Representatives.

That mark-up period on December 15th, the one that was supposed to transform the bill into something more manageable? Useless. Twenty sanity-fueled amendments were flat-out rejected. And while the bill's most controversial provisionâ€"mandatory DNS filteringâ€"was thankfully taken off the table recently, in practice internet providers would almost certainly still use DNS as a tool to shut an accused site down.

...while still managing to be both unnecessary and ineffective...

What's saddest about SOPA is that it's pointless on two fronts. In the US, the MPAA, and RIAA already have the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) to request that infringing material be taken down. We've all seen enough "video removed" messages to know that it works just fine.

As for the foreign operators, you might as well be throwing darts at a tse-tse fly. The poster child of overseas torrenting, Pirate Bay, has made it perfectly clear that they're not frightened in the least. And why should they be? Its proprietors have successfully evaded any technological attempt to shut them down so far. Its advertising partners aren't US-based, so they can't be choked out. But more important than Pirate Bay itself is the idea of Pirate Bay, and the hundreds or thousands of sites like it, as populous and resilient as mushrooms in a marsh. Forget the question of should SOPA succeed. It's incredibly unlikely that it could. At least at its stated goals.

...and potentially disappearing your entire digital life...

The party line on SOPA is that it only affects seedy off-shore torrent sites. That's false. As the big legal brains at Bricoleur point out, the potential collateral damage is huge. And it's you. Because while Facebook and Twitter have the financial wherewithal to stave off anti-circumvention shut down notices, the smaller sites you use to store your photos, your videos, and your thoughts may not. If the government decides any part of that site infringes on copyright and proves it in court? Poof. Your digital life is gone, and you can't get it back.

...while exacting a huge cost from nearly every site you use daily...

SOPA also includes an "anti-circumvention" clause, which holds that telling people how to work around SOPA is nearly as bad as violating its main provisions. In other words: if your status update links to The Pirate Bay, Facebook would be legally obligated to remove it. Ditto tweets, YouTube videos, Tumblr or WordPress posts, or sites indexed by Google. And if Google, Twitter, Wordpress, Facebook, etc. let it stand? They face a government "enjoinment." They could and would be shut down.

The resources it would take to self-police are monumental for established companies, and unattainable for start-ups. SOPA would censor every online social outlet you have, and prevent new ones from emerging.

...to the point of potentially creating an "Internet Blacklist"...

Here's the other thing: Payment processors or content providers like Visa or YouTube don't even need a letter shut off a site's resources. The bill's "vigilante" provision gives broad immunity to any provider who proactively shutters sites it considers to be infringers. Which means the MPAA just needs to publicize one list of infringing sites to get those sites blacklisted from the internet.

Potential for abuse is rampant. As Public Knowledge points out, Google could easily take it upon itself to delist every viral video site on the internet with a "good faith belief" that they're hosting copyrighted material. Leaving YouTube as the only major video portal. Comcast (an ISP) owns NBC (a content provider). Think they might have an interest in shuttering some rival domains? Under SOPA, they can do it without even asking for permission.

...which would go almost comedically unchecked...

Perhaps the most galling thing about SOPA in its original construction is that it let IP owners take these actions without a single court appearance or judicial sign-off. All it required was a single letter claiming a "good faith belief" that the target site has infringed on its content. Once Google or PayPal or whoever received the quarantine notice, they would have five days to either abide or to challenge the claim in court. Rights holders still have the power to request that kind of blockade, but in the most recent version of the bill the five day window has softened, and companies now would need the court's permission.

The language in SOPA implies that it's aimed squarely at foreign offenders; that's why it focuses on cutting off sources of funding and traffic (generally US-based) rather than directly attacking a targeted site (which is outside of US legal jurisdiction) directly. But that's just part of it.

...that would grant content creators extraordinary power over the internet...

The beating heart of SOPA is the ability of intellectual property owners (read: movie studios and record labels) to effectively pull the plug on foreign sites against whom they have a copyright claim. If Warner Bros., for example, says that a site in Italy is torrenting a copy of The Dark Knight, the studio could demand that Google remove that site from its search results, that PayPal no longer accept payments to or from that site, that ad services pull all ads and finances from it, andâ€"most dangerouslyâ€"that the site's ISP prevent people from even going there.

SOPA is an anti-piracy bill working its way through Congress...

House Judiciary Committee Chair and Texas Republican Lamar Smith, along with 12 co-sponsors, introduced the Stop Online Piracy Act on October 26th of last year. Debate on H.R. 3261, as it's formally known, has consisted of one hearing on November 16th and a "mark-up period" on December 15th, which was designed to make the bill more agreeable to both parties. Its counterpart in the Senate is the Protect IP Act (S. 968). Also known by its cuter-but-still-deadly name: PIPA. There will likely be a vote on PIPA next Wednesday; SOPA discussions had been placed on hold but will resume in February of this year.

What Is SOPA?

If you hadn't heard of SOPA before, you probably have by now: Some of the internet's most influential sitesâ€"Reddit and Wikipedia among themâ€"are going dark to protest the much-maligned anti-piracy bill. But other than being a very bad thing, what is SOPA? And what will it mean for you if it passes?

Hoy, Bugsay, gamita na lang!

 

Quote from: islander on January 09, 2012, 12:06:01 AM
suka na lay imna.

It's not so bad actually. As per my limited experience, among commercial brands, Silver Swan is best.

Quote from: islander on January 09, 2012, 12:04:39 AM
luoy ug porma kay morag nauwaw intawon.

maayo gani kay di na ko mokaon ug manok sukad nagbuhi kog manok.

Hmm, pero mokaon kag baki?

Quote from: bugsay on January 08, 2012, 09:04:02 PM
lami ang tanduay basta'g ice lang ibutang.....,

Lami bisag tubig lang ang chaser...

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on January 20, 2012, 04:15:52 PM
Naa seguroy gi-idolo ning huboga ug nagtuo sijang saktong ijang gibuhat.

Sabagay, matod pa ni Fr. Chic makong tawo jamo, unja basin alkalde pa...

Nganong mag-apil-apil pa man ang LTO ani kon ang LTFRB diay ang in charge aning mga butanga? Kulang sa pansin? Hahay, malooy man pud ta kon maohon...