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Quote from: ms da binsi on March 06, 2008, 05:39:53 AM

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2008, 05:33:06 AM

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 06, 2008, 05:32:01 AM
Ay wa diay ko tubag pa!

I am a wife, nurse, maid, cook,  masseuse, cleaning lady (full time), telephone operator, part time driver, this is no joke...

that is how i earn for a living.

Mao ni gi ingoon nila, "All in One"

Dodong ug ma surgeon na ka, all you have to do is find an "All In One" woman not a career woman...

it always worked that way for Dr.'s!

hahaha, mo tan-aw ta lagi, 'te.

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 06, 2008, 05:32:01 AM
Ay wa diay ko tubag pa!

I am a wife, nurse, maid, cook,  masseuse, cleaning lady (full time), telephone operator, part time driver, this is no joke...

that is how i earn for a living.

Mao ni gi ingoon nila, "All in One"

Ate Ging, bitaw, Mr. Lindy is correct.

You should sell your cookies via net. Lami kaayo!!!!

My god, as in! Delicious kaayo and you feel so guilty to eat it kai the decorations are so beautiful.

Bitaw, Mr. Lindy.

When I was doing my summer internship at the Cleveland Clinic, i shadowed an orthopedic surgeon around the floor for 2 weeks. We're good friends, actually. And the first time I met him, he shook my hands and asked if I was Filipino. I acquiesced and told him I was Filipino, and he said, "Great, we need more Filipino docs." I toured around the floor, form ICU, OR, ER, PCU with him and I tell you, with my own eyes, i was rotating in the Cleveland Clinic, the 3rd largest medical clinic in the United States. Most of the nursing staff were Filipino. I knew they were there even before seeing them because of their voices/accents.

There are also alot of Filipino doctors, mostly though they are concentrated in GI, ER, FM, Cardio and GenSurg.

There was one Filipino Neurosurgeon who I talked to in that internship. Very short siya, probably 5'2, he looks very humble and docile, pero when he talks, his voice is thunder-esque. You knew this guy was intelligent, and knew what he was talking about. Filipinos are very concrete jud when they do something. And they mean business.

Ask Ate Belle, she's an R.N. She's probably stricta kaayo in the work place.

Quote from: grazie7y on March 06, 2008, 05:17:27 AM

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2008, 05:16:24 AM

Quote from: grazie7y on March 06, 2008, 05:14:19 AM
You'll have blackberry cake with your Lambanog, Dong?

Hahahahaha! yes 'te.
I swear i feel guilty for 'Filipinoizing' Bryan and my friend Don. They love not only Lambanog, adobo, but also pancit. Actually they know how to cook it. LOL

All they need now are Filipina gf's. hahahahha! The process would be complete

Hahahahha Did you let them try ginamos, Dong? 

No, 'te, wa man yamo diri gud. Man i wish i had some ginamos right now.
Ginamos and sili. mmmmmm

Those cookies again..

Quote from: grazie7y on March 06, 2008, 05:14:19 AM
You'll have blackberry cake with your Lambanog, Dong?

Hahahahaha! yes 'te.
I swear i feel guilty for 'Filipinoizing' Bryan and my friend Don. They love not only Lambanog, adobo, but also pancit. Actually they know how to cook it. LOL

All they need now are Filipina gf's. hahahahha! The process would be complete

Quote from: Happy on March 06, 2008, 05:12:41 AM

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2008, 04:58:24 AM
Happy, Mr. Lindy and 'te Ging, you three are hard workers jud.

PS. when 'te Ging says she bakes, i concur that statement. The woman knows how to bake. Tamiis kaayo!

Naningkamot intawon dong para makakwarta bisan katunga nalang sa sweldo ang mahabilin kung makuhaan na ug tax.

Quote from: grazie7y on March 06, 2008, 04:49:50 AM
Lami man mang limyo dire Cel and I supposed diha pod kay hinlo naman daan.  Imagine mang hinlo ta'g kasilyas sa ato!

Kanang akong gi-extrahan ug hinlo, limpyo hinuon Grace kay balay man nya walay anak, ako pud ang nagmaintain. Pero ang sa camping place, hugaw jud kay daghan baya ang magcamping nya ang uban kay binabuyon man paggamit ang kasilyas oi. Luod oroy, pero agwanta lang.

Mao jud, 'te. With hard work, comes blessings and prosperity!

Yup. LoL.

Your Ate Ging is very popular in my group of friends you know? College guys love her cookies. Specially my room mate, Bryan. LOL

We felt like kids again to receive such goods from your Ante Ging. Its not everyday that someone does that for college guys.

So yea Ate Ging, Bryan extends his regards and thanks for that cake you baked for us!!
We'll toast to you this weekend!

Francine,


I'm sorry that you had to cry today, but you know I cannot just change a grade because one person cries, if I lived by that policy, then I'd have to extend that to everyone. Do you understand? I don't know what to say. Didn't I tell the lab group that you will be having a quizz on Monday? You guys had all weekend to study and review for this; and its not like the material wasn't covered by Dr. Klein in Molecular lecture. I'm sorry, that you had to shed a tear, but I am firm with my decision.

There will be more opportunities for quizzes this semester, and if worse comes to worse, you can still retake the lab next semester.

Be strong, learn from your mistakes, everything is a process.

Your Instructor,
B.L. Lucino

Well, today was trying. I had a student cry in my desk today.
I hate grading papers

Feeling:
1. Mixed feelings
2. Hungry
3. Compelled

Happy, Mr. Lindy and 'te Ging, you three are hard workers jud.

PS. when 'te Ging says she bakes, i concur that statement. The woman knows how to bake. Tamiis kaayo!

hahahahahha!

mmmm

Chinese are overcompeting. Pero they are all about quantity, dili quality.

Take for example, the physicians and nurses in the US and Canada that are of Filipino background are preferred by patients. Over Indian, Arab, Chinese, even white physicians.

That is the difference. Filipino is always associated with 'Quality'.

Quote from: lindy on March 06, 2008, 04:37:10 AM
depende pod na sa Company Dong mostly American and British Company dagko ug sueldo.

He worked for a German company, Mr. Lindy.
Bitaw ingoon si dad that most of the manual workers kono that worked for him were Thailanders.
One thing that he told me kono that ug mo work na sila, they always put facial covers sa ilang nawong, mo keep jud na sila clean kono. Mo call sila sa ahong  Dad, "Supah, Supah' for supervisor, kai dili bitaw sila maka ingoon ug "SupeRr". Its funny kai my dad still knows some basic Thai phrases like "Sawadekaa," "oneepanhoi" LOL

Ma lingaw man ko whenever he tells me stories of his experiences didto.

Ingoon ahong Dad ang salary sa Supervisor Civil Engineer was around $1,500-$2000 a month. Ug mo overtime, ma taas man kono. I don't think it changed karoon kai I have uncles who still work in UAE, na daku man ang income sa engineers didto ingoon sila.

sa Pangulo sa Republica

Quote from: slackware on March 06, 2008, 04:17:33 AM

Quote from: lindy on March 06, 2008, 04:16:02 AM

Quote from: slackware on March 06, 2008, 03:49:08 AM

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2008, 03:45:41 AM
How much do they make in the call centers diay?

mas dako pa sa mga ordinary OFW's

tinuod ba god ni dong kay pag umangkon sa ako mrs. niuli man ug tus sa call centers sa manila na nag work

tinood jud na sir...daghan na kog mga classmate sa una na nag offer nako ug work sa call center pero wla ko kay nagpataas ko sa akong pride

Pero engineers make good money man dinha sa Saudi diba?

Interesting. So booming na diay na ang call center work sa Pinas? Pariho na diay ta sa India?

I want invincibility, flight, super vision, and lightning powers.

Hahahaha, have fun collecting those cans, Engineer.

And invincibility and immortality, right?

Sweet

Quote from: slackware on March 06, 2008, 04:09:23 AM
im a call boy....helpdesk online tech support
sideline pamunit ug lata ipatimbang sa junk shop

saba dinha, Engineer!

LoL

Keep on smiling, Priscilla!

Quote from: grazie7y on March 06, 2008, 04:06:13 AM
I am just sitting on that fresh snow at Boreal Resort.

Ikaw, Dong, you look like a gentle giant with smile as sweet as marshmallow!

Hahaha

aww shucks!

Mabuhay!

I need to go back to the gym.

And si Ate Ging looks like she's gliding about in the snow, hahahaha. In purpose ba na 'te or did you pose?
Snow queen pose baya, lol.

You guys look good.

Happy, cute baya imung winter hat. Lami i kusion imung aping.

Quote from: grazie7y on March 06, 2008, 03:55:48 AM
hahahaha Dong, pina side view pa si Model Global Admin!

hahahaha bitaw no? I like it. Very regal, and queenly.

Diba, 'te Belle?

I am not worthy to be selected, Mike.

But I will do my best to follow your rules, sir.

God Bless the Bolanon people and our Tubag Bohol Family!

All for one and One for All!

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 06, 2008, 03:52:24 AM

Kuyawa man ni, 'te!

TB Admin jud! And model pa!

Quote from: grazie7y on March 06, 2008, 03:44:59 AM
If that's how you call it.

It's always nice to give chance to people who make good use of this chance.  Actually, the people in his barangays are embracing him because, so far, after winning he has done good to his constituents.

So long as he lives by his promise to his constituents, okey ko niya. I somehow like this guy kai hes a strong man. Some parts of Philippines needs strong officials, because if you're not strong, people will walk all over you. Sometimes it is necessary for a sheppard to discipline the sheep, else the sheep will wander away. Mao ni ang saying.

Sige. Thanks for the information, Ate Ging.

Ah!

How much do they make in the call centers diay?

Quote from: lindy on March 06, 2008, 03:35:49 AM
pero dong kon moabot ang baylo sa tag P50.00 to $1.00 luoy pod tong katawhan sa ato nga walay mga pamilya nga naa sa gawas nagtrabaho dili laba dali mosaka ang sueldo nila didto.

Bitaw, you're right, Mr. Lindy.

Ku an na, its time for the OFWs to demand pay increases.

I want to watch this movie so bad.

Quote from: lindy on March 06, 2008, 02:47:54 AM

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2008, 01:36:20 AM

Quote from: lindy on March 06, 2008, 01:21:43 AM
Slackware asa ka dapita sa Riyadh?

Mr. Lindy,

You were also in Saudi am I right? What part of Canada are you based now, sir?

dia na ko sa Vancouver Dong uban sa akong pamilya kon mobisita ka ug Vancouver pahibaloa lang ko kay ako ka unya isuroy.

and I was in Saudi Arabia in 1980 up to 1989 ulitawo pa adto at the age of 20 yrs old...

Sa vancouver diay, Engr. Lindy. Oh okay, naa man na sa British Columbia diba? I hear its very beautiful over there, sir! Maayo ang weather dinha karoon?

Sige sir, if i ever stop by there someday, mo bisita ko.

Warm Regards, sir,
Bran

He is my Only Daddy, 'te.

In a heart beat, gud.

Quote from: grazie7y on March 06, 2008, 02:37:22 AM
We Pinoys are respectful to our elders.  Mahadlok ta'g gabaan sa mga tiguwang busa ato jud alagaan.

Amen!

My father took care of my Lolo, the father of my mother, when he was here from 2003-2005. Total care, washing, cleaning, feeding. Despite there was no blood relation, he cared for him as if he was his own father. I was asked by my dad raba when i was helping him with lolo, "Bran, will you do this for me when it is my turn?"

Na, it is expected already.

God's Perfection 

Spanish Filipina Beauty


so beautiful..

Quote from: webvolution on March 05, 2008, 09:40:11 PM


photograph courtesy of Novellsteel of flickr.com

She resembles Ate Ethyl's face. Mestiza beauty

Gorgeous, Sexy, Eloquent, Beautiful. Yummy.

Wow na Wow!

Na kuyawan man ko sa Duterte clan. I hear they are a very highly educated family. Mostly Attorneys kono.

Well? C'mon guys! Don't be shy~

Another power I'd want is ability to Fly. That and electricity powers.

Amen, Mr. Lindy.

God Bless the Pinoys for their Hard Work Ethic!

One thing I notice is this phenomenon of 'Bring House" lol!

Am I right?

Whoever wins the Democratic nomination, the one who looses must endorse the winner. They're going to need each other's combined help if they wish to take the Presidency this coming 2008 elections.

Yes, 'te.

I'll take a picture of those pedicabs, just for you, 'te.

Eww, are you serious? Pizza Hut used canned Alpo dog food?

Thats what I usually feed my puppy. Well, he loves it. LOL.

Interesting side infos, Presc. Thanks a bunch.

I am Crab! Hear me Roar!

Carmen, the Beautiful.

Congratulations!

Mike, Taytay is beautiful. My Lolo used to go hunting in Taytay in his younger days.

Clinton took Texas.

Ad eundum quo nemo ante iit, Ave Caesar Agustus! Imperador et Imperium Romanum!!

Caesar Augustus, the First Emperor of the Roman Empire.
With his Mighty Hand, he crushed dissidents and accusers of His Throne, and Expanded the Reaches of the Roman Empire to the very beaches of Britannia, the deserts of Numidia, the Nile of Egypt, to the exotic trade routes of Parthianium, to the frigid regions of Slavonic Lands in Eastern Europe.

With His Mighty Rule, the Empire Prospered and the period of Pax Romana reverberated throughout the known world. Roman Culture was the Law, and Caesar was God. The Greatest Empire in Western History was born. The Empire controlled large parts of 3 continents (Europium, Africanium, Asificum), over 1/4th of the population of the world lived and died under the Rule of the Caesars.

Quote from: Anna&Jorge on March 05, 2008, 01:38:55 PM
Alexander the Great.

He conquered 3 continents. Before he was 25 he was Ruler of Greece, King of Macedonia, Pharaoh of Egypt, along with other titles.

Why he can be considered great.:

He took what he and his father started and refined it to do the following.

1.He created set roles for members of his army.
2.Refined the weapons to be used by each person.
3.He for the first time in history provided ALL members of his army with what they needed for batttle. (provision and weapons and armor)
4. Established a standard for education for children to learn in school to make them ready for the army when they were of age.
5.He payed his troops for every day as enlisted men, not random civil regements.
6.He opened endless trade routs and founded / rebuilt more then 40 cities.
7.He in the late portion of his short life begain to merge all races together.
8.Founded the great Library in Alexandria Egypt.
9.Proved use of a profetional army was the best way to wage war. Not civil draft (peasant) armies.

You are right, Anna.

From reading about Alexander the Great, one cannot fathom how a mere prince of a small Macedonian state was capable of uniting the once feeble and discontinous Greek city states into a mobilized force that dared take on the might of the Persian Empire. The small Greek states were able in taking down the Mighty Bull that was Persia, extending his empire to the very gates of India.

Man's ingenuity and raw determination is manifested in the life of Alexander. He achieved so much in his young life, that many of his cohorts, upon his death, regarded him as a Demi-God.

He was a brilliant tactician, conquoring not only Persia, but Egypt and the Nile. His Legend precedes him.

Quote from: lindy on March 06, 2008, 01:21:43 AM
Slackware asa ka dapita sa Riyadh?

Mr. Lindy,

You were also in Saudi am I right? What part of Canada are you based now, sir?

Quote from: junayag on March 06, 2008, 12:24:42 AM


Bran Lorenz,
Glad to learn that your family could relate to us here OFWs in Saudi bisan naa na mo sa US coz gikan man siya diay diri.  If your Dad was attending some activities in the Embassy or watching basketball tournaments and community organizations... most probably kita na siya nako...

Slackware,
Bataa pa diay nimo no?  but I was already working in Saudi particularly in Riyadh when I was 25 years old... Pero kalooy sa Ginoo maa-an pa ko ug bagets.... hehehe ... because of my lifestyle....

Mr. Ayag,

I will extend your regards to my dad, perhaps you probably met him, lol. He still keeps in contact with some of his pares that are still over in Saudi.

My warm regards, sir.

-Bran

Welcome Tin-Tin!

His Holiness, Pope John Paul II
Papal Sheppard of the Roman Catholic Church,
The Successor of Simon-Peter,
Vicar of Christ Jesus,
Humble Servant of the Lord


http://youtube.com/watch?v=MgCuNE6FtF4&feature=related

Quote from: grazie7y on March 05, 2008, 01:41:27 PM
But wonder of all wonders, Dong, how come ice cream does not affect me? hmmm....

hahaha 'te! man i wish i was like that.
you know, ive never really liked the taste of soy milk.
Do you like that, 'te?

Ah, touche', 'te. Im in the same boat as  you.

LoL, mo carry ko a container of lactase pills whenever i go out. Kai just in case.

I have a hard book copy of this, written in the Spanish vernacular.

Given to me by Professor Munez, Professor of Spanish History.
It is probably one of the best books I've read, raw yet eloquent.
Rizal was a literary genius of his time. How I envy those who met him in life.

Quote from: grazie7y on March 05, 2008, 01:11:12 PM
Dong, what's L.I.?

lactose intolerant, 'te

So what do our Tubag Bohol members do for a living?
and what do you like about your profession?

'te thats the way it should be. So when its winter season, when you and your family want to go somewhere warm, you can go to your beach condo

wow uy! Don't forget us ha? LoL!

Ginoo ko,

'te you're L.I?

My goodness!

There are 35 Barangays in Valencia:

     Adlawan
     Anas
     Anonang
     Anoyon
     Balingasao
     Botong
     Buyog
     Canduao Occidental
     Canduao Oriental
     Canlusong
     Canmanico
     Cansibao
     Catug-an
     Cutcutan
     Danao
     Genoveva
     Ginopolan
     La Victoria
    Lantang
     Limocon
     Loctob
     Magsaysay
     Marawis
     Maubo
     Nailo
     Omjon
     Pangi-an
     Poblacion Occidental (Sawang)
     Poblacion Oriental (Sur)
     Simang
     Taug
     Tausion
     Taytay
     Ticum
     Banderahan

I am with you on this, Mike. Ngek!

I can remember my first experience of Balut in Cebu when I was younger. My father and I went there to visit relatives and we stopped by a local food stand, I can remember the food vendor yelling out in vocal purity, "Balut, Balut, Baluuuuut, Balut, Bablut, Baluuuuut". My father bought 3; two for him and 1 for me to try, as I foolishly wanted to try it. As I cracked the egg, I saw a duck's eye staring at me. Then I looked at my father, as he was sprinkling salt on the balut and eating it with satisfaction in his eyes. So, respectfully, I dared to test my own. I ate half of it, until my stomach declared me to cease such practice. Father finished my sample.

From that time on, I will never try Balut again. Specially not when a fetus is staring at me like that.

One thing is clear. I want a woman with 'child bearing hips'. Mao ba na'y ang correct term?
Well it doesn't matter. But I realized that as an epiphany after talking to some 'gifted' female colleagues of mine earlier today. The Lord, indeed, has blessed them in their acquisitions.

Man, indeed, cannot help but glorify the Creator's works.

Mr. Barbaro is a gentleman, mao na'y the girls are attracted to him.

Mr. Barbaro, pray sir, can you teach me some of your techniques?

by The Verve

You know this ballad, 

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by John Mellencamp

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by John Mellencamp


Brings back so many memories.
Love this song,

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by John Denver


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by Lynyrd Skynyrd

Sweet Home Alabama,
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The Mighty Hills of Panay


provided by closed_9, Photobucket

Hahaha

This song is very inspirational for me.

It reminds me of my Dad every time I hear it.

I love this song

Thanks Happy for posting it



A newer version of this masterpiece of a song,
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Starring Cesar Montano, of Bohol.

One of the greatest movies I've seen in my Life.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=bwuV0ye8czA

Hilarious.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=_R8prS1jsvI&feature=related

Quote from: lindy on March 05, 2008, 05:16:19 AM
kon ngana imong asawa pagdaladala permi ug headphone

hahahahahahahahhaha, mao lagi Mr. Lindy.
Roflmao!!!

Hahaha, on second thought, maybe not marry one like this kai ma bungol ta in the long run. LOL!

Seems like the spend-spend type. Ma wa atong kwarta ani dali. hahaha

Quote from: webvolution on February 29, 2008, 11:22:02 PM
http://youtube.com/watch?v=FPw4KHn1g2Y

What is she talking about?

hahahahaha, this is what I call, "Ratatat!"

Cute, in a way. I don't mind if a woman talks like this.

Quote from: grazie7y on March 05, 2008, 04:15:21 AM

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 05, 2008, 02:35:08 AM
What are the policies of Mayor Duterte diay?
Forgive me for my ignorance on local political discourse, Mike and Ate Ging.

Dong, he is a hands-on kind of Mayor.  I can't tell exactly what the policies are but I guess just the same as the other Mayors'policies except that he sees to it that these policies are followed through to the best it can be.  However, his ways are not so friendly especially to the bad elements and to some extent, sa mga human rights fighter.  Let's just have this off-record ang detalye for reason I will tell you later sa chat.

Salamat, 'te.

So would you say he is in some ways similar to Marcos during his early years?

I am amazed at how many ships and boats that traverse the shores of the Philippines; linking our islands together in commerce.

*bows*

I agree, when one is corrected by friends, absorb it. Learn from their message and apply it if it is for the better. That is when you know a friend cares for you, when he or she cares how you present yourself.

Beautiful kaayo, Ate Blue.



Despite the fasting of Lent, it reminds me of the coming Easter Season. And my heart becomes glad to be reminded of that.

Amen, Ate Lumine.

God Bless you and your healthy family.

Yours,
Bran

As I said, I pray for them.

If they do not believe in Christ, they cannot attain eternal life. One cannot see or know the father, only through the Son. Who died for our sins.

James 2:19-26
19 You believe that there is one God. Good! Even the demons believe that and shudder.
20 You foolish man, do you want evidence that faith without deeds is useless?
21 Was not our ancestor Abraham considered righteous for what he did when he offered his son Isaac on the altar?
22 You see that his faith and his actions were working together, and his faith was made complete by what he did.
23 And the scripture was fulfilled that says, "Abraham believed God, and it was credited to him as righteousness," and he was called God's friend.
24 You see that a person is justified by what he does and not by faith alone.
25 In the same way, was not even Rahab the prostitute considered righteous for what she did when she gave lodging to the spies and sent them off in a different direction?
26 As the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without deeds is dead..."

Colossians 1:3-14
12 giving thanks to the Father, who has qualified you to share in the inheritance of the saints in the kingdom of light.
13 For he has rescued us from the dominion of darkness and brought us into the kingdom of the Son he loves,
14 in whom we have redemption, the forgiveness of sins..."