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Hmmm man i wish it wasn't lent season.

I see red meat man gud.

Aguy!

Oh REALLY.

Well then.

I'll have to get something special for our Ate Ging.

Hahaha, duha ra 'te. One to hilut one day and the other to take her turn the next day.

yea i actually had fried fish today, ning adto ko sa local market and bought fresh tilapia. One for me and one for Bryan, my room mate. (we're both observing lent so we're not eating any meat at all during lent)
Lami kaayo uy! Gutted the tilapia, scaled it, peppered it with black pepper, some sea salt and drizzled it with lemon juice and then fried it. Served with steamed white rice.

Lami kaayo.

Man this payag makes me feel homesick.

I can just see myself sleeping on the wooden bed and being hiluted by a maid.
mmmm

good time
good time

Yum !

The Catholic Church is progressive and successful because Christ Jesus Himself told to Peter, the First Pope of the Roman Catholic Church;

Matthew 16:13-20. Here, Jesus asked the question, "Who do people say that the Son of Man is?" The Apostles responded, "Some say John the Baptizer, others Elijah, still others Jeremiah or one of the prophets." Our Lord then turned to them and point-blank asked them, "And you, who do you say that I am?"

St. Peter, still officially known as Simon, replied, "You are the Messiah, the Son of the living God." Our Lord recognized that this answer was grace-motivated: "No mere man has revealed this to you, but My heavenly Father."

Because of this response, our Lord said to St. Peter, "You are 'Rock,' and on this rock I will build My Church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it." The name change itself from Simon to Peter indicates the Apostle being called to a special role of leadership; recall how Abram's name was changed to Abraham, or Jacob's to Israel, or Saul's to Paul, when each of them was called to assume a special role of leadership among God's people.

The word "rock" also has special significance. On one hand, to be called "rock" was a Semitic expression designating the solid foundation upon which a community would be built. For instance, Abraham was considered "rock" because he was the father of the Jewish people (and we refer to him as our father in faith) and the one with whom the covenant was first made.

On the other hand, no one except God was called specifically "rock," nor was it ever used as a proper name except for God. To give the name "rock" to St. Peter indicates that our Lord entrusted to him a special authority. Some antipapal parties try to play linguistic games with the original Greek Gospel text, where the masculine-gender word "petros," meaning a small, moveable rock, refers to St. Peter while the feminine-gender word "petra," meaning a massive, immoveable rock, refers to the foundation of the Church. However, in the original Aramaic language, which is what Jesus spoke and which is believed to be the original language of St. Matthew's Gospel, the word "Kepha," meaning rock, would be used in both places without gender distinction or difference in meaning. The gender problem arises when translating from Aramaic to Greek and using the proper form to modify the masculine word "Peter" or feminine word "Church."

"The gates of hell" is also an interesting Semitic expression. The heaviest forces were positioned at gates; so this expression captures the greatest warmaking power of a nation. Here this expression refers to the powers opposed to what our Lord is establishing-the Church. (A similar expression is used in reference to our Lord in Acts 2:24: "God freed Him from the bitter pangs of hell, however, and raised Him up again, for it was impossible that death should keep its hold on Him.") Jesus associated St. Peter and his office so closely with Himself that He became a visible force protecting the Church and keeping back the power of hell.

Second, Jesus says, "I will entrust to you the keys of the kingdom of heaven." In the Old Testament, the "number two" person in the Kingdom literally held the keys. In Isaiah 22: 19-22 we find a reference to Eliakim, the master of the palace of King Hezekiah (2 Kings 18:17ff) and keeper of the keys. As a sign of his position, the one who held the keys represented the king, acted with his authority and had to act in accord with the king's mind. Therefore, St. Peter and each of his successors represent our Lord on this earth as His Vicar and lead the faithful flock of the Church to the Kingdom of Heaven.

Finally, Jesus says, "Whatever you declare bound on earth shall be bound in heaven; whatever you declare loosed on earth shall be loosed in heaven." This is rabbinic terminology. A rabbi could bind, declaring an act forbidden or excommunicating a person for serious sin; or a rabbi could loose, declaring an act permissible or reconciling an excommunicated sinner to the community.

Here, Christ entrusted a special authority to St. Peter to preserve, interpret and teach His truth. In all, this understanding of Matthew 16 was unchallenged until the Protestant leaders wanted to legitimize their rejection of papal authority and the office of the pope. Even the Orthodox Churches recognize the pope as the successor of St. Peter; however, they do not honor his binding jurisdiction over the whole Church but grant him a position of "first among equals."

St. Peter's role in the New Testament further substantiates the Catholic belief concerning the papacy and what Jesus said in Matthew 16. St. Peter held a preeminent position among the Apostles. He is always listed first (Mt. 10:14; Mk. 3:16-19; Lk. 6:14-1 5; Acts 1:13) and is sometimes the only one mentioned (Lk. 9:32). He speaks for the Apostles (Mt. 18:21; Mk. 8:28; Lk. 12:41; Jn. 6:69).

Sri Vijaya, which is Malay for Shining Victory. Sri means "shining" or "radiant" and vijaya means "victory" or "excellence".



Sri Vijaya was an empire that based its power on the island of Sumatra which influenced much of the Malay Archipelago. Records of its beginning are scarce while estimations range from the 3rd to 5th centuries CE. The empire's political control was centered around Sumatra, and controlled local rajas in Java, Sulawesi, Borneo and parts of southern-central Philippines. Sri Vijaya was a loose-based naval empire; not engaging in massive military conflict, but engaging control through economic trade.

In the world of commerce, Srivijaya rapidly rose to be a far-flung empire controlling the two passages between India and China, namely the Sunda Strait from Palembang and the Malacca straits from Kedah. Arab accounts state that the empire of the maharaja was so vast that in two years the swiftest vessel could not travel round all its islands, which produced camphor, aloes, cloves, sandal-wood, nutmegs, cardamom and crubebs, ivory, gold and tin, making the maharaja as rich as any king in the Indies.

The Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation

otherwise known in Latin as: Sacrum Romanum Imperium Nationis Germaniae
or in German as: Heiliges Römisches Reich deutscher Nation


The Holy Roman Empire (1st Reich) colored in dark green.

The Holy Roman Empire was a union of territories in Central Europe during the Middle Ages and the Early Modern period under the authority of the Holy Roman Emperor. Although the first Holy Roman Emperor was considered to be Charlemagne, crowned on 25 December 800, the continuous line of emperors began only with Otto the Great in 962. The last was Francis II, who abdicated and dissolved the Empire in 1806 during the Napoleonic Wars. It was officially known as the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation from the late 15th century onwards.

The Empire's territorial extent varied over its history, but at its peak it encompassed the territories of present-day Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, the Czech Republic, Slovenia, Belgium, and the Netherlands as well as large parts of modern Poland, France and Italy. For much of its history the Empire consisted of hundreds of smaller kingdoms, principalities, duchies, counties, Free Imperial Cities, and other domains. Despite its name, the Holy Roman Empire never included Rome within its borders.

What makes the Holy Roman Empire rather unique is that the empire was never 'Roman', the language used in the empire was not Latin, but a shared form of Gaulic-Visigoth (an early form of French and German). And the Holy Roman Empire never ruled over the city of Rome. What is intriguing is that the Germanic people that ruled the Holy Roman Empire were the decendents of the early Visigoths and Ostrogoths that invaded the old Roman Empire in the 4th century AD and led to the capitulation of the Roman Empire. 5 centuries later, the same barbarian Visigoths and Ostrogoths took up the identity of the conquored Western Roman Empire.

This is a form of cultural dominance. Where the Barbarian takes up the superior culture of the conquored Romans and claims it as theirs; thereby it manifests the barbarian's 'civility' by merging its identity with the Roman Culture. Thereby pronouncing the Roman Empire's continual existence within the minds of its former subjects; surviving not as a political power, but by purely a theologic, teleologic and cultural construct. Which transcends the physical, to the metaphysical.

Immediately after the fall of the Western Roman Empire to the Visigoths (a Germanic vanguard), the splintered eastern half of the Roman Empire survived, due to its bustling economy and organized military forces. The Eastern Roman Empire was revamped and re-named Imperium Byzantium, latin for the Byzantine Empire.

The Empire lasted from 400AD till the fall of Constantinople, the empire's capital, to the invading Ottoman turks in the mid 15th century.


The Byzantine Empire is colored in light yellow. Its seat of power is present day Istanbul, then called Constantinople.

What is an Empire?

A: An Empire is a state that extends dominion over populations distinct culturally and ethnically from the culture/ethnicity at the center of power. Scholars still debate about what exactly constitutes an empire, and other definitions may emphasize economic or political factors.

Like other states, an empire maintains its political structure at least partly by coercion. Land-based empires (such as the Mongol Empire or the Achaemenid Persia) tend to extend in a contiguous area; sea-borne empires, also known as thalassocracies (the Athenian, Portuguese and the British empires provide examples), may feature looser structures and more scattered territories.

Empires predate the Romans by dozens of centuries: for example, the Akkadian Empire of Sargon of Akkad was the earliest model of a far-flung, land-based empire, founded in the 24th century BC. The New Kingdom of Ancient Egypt, at one point in time another major force of the ancient Near East, was established as a loosely defined empire in the 15th century BC under Thutmose III by further invading and then incorporating Nubia and the ancient city-states of the Levant. It is worth mentioning, however, that these early models of imperialism lacked effective and administrative control of their conquered territories.

Empire contrasts with the example of a federation, where a large or small multi-ethnic state - or even an ethnically homogeneous one â€" relies on mutual agreement amongst its component political units which retain a high degree of autonomy. Additionally, one can compare physical empires with potentially more abstract or less formally structured hegemonies in which the sphere of influence of a single political unit (such as a city-state) dominates a culturally unified area politically or militarily. A second side of this same coin shows in potentially inherent tactics of divide and conquer by different factions ("the enemy of my enemy is my friend") and central intervention for the greater whole's benefit.

God Bless them for their long marriage.

Blessing jud

I'm not really sure, 'te. You'd have to ask a physician for a concrete answer.

Pero from anatomy courses, all I know is that thyroid disorders are due to chemical imbalances (in this case thyroxin activity and metabolic activity). Everything is interrelated; im sure with proper chemical therapy, one can be 'normal'. Pero it is usually impossible to be completely 'cured'.

Chemical imbalances are a manifestation of genetic, more so chromasomatic degeneracy. It is part of aging, and or autoimmune attack.

Pero, if i were you id ask multiple physicians for their opinion.
They are the final guys on this.

Sige 'te, i hope i helped a bit.

Much obliged, Ate Ging. Share some of yours too ha.

Good night 'te!

Some photos that will always make me smile and bite my lip.

My baby brother, Andre, when he was only a chubby little munchkin.
I used to carry this little guy with one arm. And he would sleep on my chest with his baby snore.


The gamaytitoy learning to crawn. 


Uy!!! Gamaytitoy smiling; he is actually rolling around in a big green pillow in this picture. LoL
I would put him in the big pillow and carry him with it. Made him laugh always.

Post some of your favorite family pictures. Share with us your beautiful family.

Quote from: grazie7y on March 02, 2008, 04:05:06 PM

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 02, 2008, 04:01:39 PM
Hello there Cara. Glad to see another beautiful Boholana join the forum.

She is a true-blooded Boholano, Dong!  If only she can relocate in Bohol! hahahha  Even if we are so poor, they want to stay there.  I remember when they were still young, they harly eat their yummy food served by their yaya but when they get to our home, ginamos and inun-on isda lang i serve sa akong mother and they eat a lot! lol

Probably just wanted to be around your mama and you, 'te

Hahaha, she's preparing for Law school, 'te.

I hear they're heavy drinkers; redefining the term "Bar meetings" lol

Hello there Cara. Glad to see another beautiful Boholana join the forum.

Very kind of your Dad, Kyle.

I didnt lick my elbow.

The word 'Kuya' makes me smile.

Quote from: grazie7y on March 02, 2008, 03:52:54 PM
So you love Kare-kare, Dong?  I like it especially if ox tail is used as the main meat! 

Pancit and adobo are the most known Pinoy food, IMO!

Very much so. Specially the way my mom cooks it. Dili bitaw too fatty?

Pancit, care care combo. Love it'

Hahaha, if i was there, lil bro id lift you up and give you a noogie, LOL



Miss you 'doy!

Mmmm, now I miss my Mommy's pancit, 'te.

My mom is a Great cook baya; she makes the best pancit, sabao, sinigang, adobo, care care (she knows this is my favorite). Oh man o man!

Whenever I drive back home for college breaks, I always open the door to the smell of Pancit. So whenever i smell or see pancit, i automatically think of Mommy Liza. lol

Whats up little brother?

Keep up with the studies Kyle, make all of us proud!

Straight A's are like sweet cakes to the eyes, Kyle.
Keep on baking!


PS. How could I forget you ?

A father's love for his 'little' one cannot be translated into words.

Guapo diba, Mr. Bean?

The bond between mother and child.

Lovers 60 years ago


60 years later, still Lovers

Two souls made into One 

Here is a softer 'country' version of this song.

Emotional kaayo

http://youtube.com/watch?v=h95_-A7PvRo

I love it when the leaves changes into multiple colors (red, brown, green, beige, red, pink) Its beautiful kaayo.

The temperature in fall time is the best; not too cold, but not too hot. In between ra jud.

Thats a good life motto to live by, Ate Ging. "Free as a bird"
I can't help but get tuned in to a schedule, class, teach lab, eat, gym, sleep, (and TBing whenever im in lab/desk). And even TBing is becoming a schedule for me, its like my therapy; a way for me to release stress and anxiety of work and class. It helps, and it has been invaluable for me. The only time that I can seriously claim a time for myself is prayer. When I randomly just out of no where would walk out of my dorm and drive to church at night and visit. Sit inside and meditate and pray.

For me that is my free time. When I totally just give time for myself and Him. No one else matters then. Just me and the Big Guy upstairs. Love it.

Lovely! Ah, autumn season~

Feels good na 'te?

Ako yes i live a redundant schedule.
My friends that are music majors and art majors make fun of me, calling me a 'tool'

Glen, I agree with you. Fall is my favorite season. 

Bulak, i hope you feel better.

Be strong, sis! Be strong!

What is it and why?

Share your colorful stories, my brothers and sisters.

Yes? No?

Personal experiences?

hahahaha! ehem!

It was at night time, 'te. I was in deep rem sleep and i remember i was searching to put clothes on so when he did open the door, i was sitting on my bed, still partially naked trying to put on my shorts. But he saw 'it'  and it looked like i was doing something else.

Yea, lol

Yea, 'morning boner' ? hahahaha

mmmmm!

uy! lami ni i pa dip sa suka ug tuyo mixed. butang pood gamay sili.

Aha man ang luto? can't eat this without fresh luto.

mmmmmm, darn it! now im hungry!

hahaha watching these pictures reminds me when i was still a little boy.

Mommy would cook pancit bihon and my sister and I ( 4 and 5 y/o ) would be playing sa living room. Then maka smell mi sa pancit aroma, mo dagan jud pas pas to the direction of Mommy.

Kaun jud! Kinamot style, hahaha!

Then 5 minutes later, Daddy, who would be sleeping upstairs, would come down and say, "Uy, kinsa man ning luto? Humut man", as if! LoL!

Hmm, I tried this 'nude' phase during my first year of college.

BAD experience.

I remember coming back from a Physics class, it was a tiresome day, had classes from 9am till 4 pm. I came back to my dorm, undressed completely and lied on my bed naked. Fell asleep.

Then I woke up, to the sound of keys opening the door. My roommate came in.

Saw me.

Yes, it was a very awkward, embarrassing, situation. That is why I wear briefs. Always. LOL

Aguy! Yum na yum!

For those who are Pancit-addicts. You know how its like...


He definitely likes pancit


Definitely is a pancit addict; oh and look at that. She even eats probinsyana-style. LOL!


Uy! ang baby mo kaun pancit, pilipino style jud! Kinamot ug banana leaves, hahaha!


Addicted since day 1.



So,

Got Pancit?

sus all natural jud ni.
walay preservatives, and da best jud!

haha, 'te mo kinamot na lang ta ug mo kaun ani.
mmmmm sus sarap na sarap jud!

Very unprofessional of him to do so.

Again, another embarrassment for the Bush administration.

Thank you Tarsier for informing us of the situation in the ground. Very well said.

by Neutral Milk Hotel




Lyrics:
The only girl I've ever loved
Was born with roses in her eyes
But then they buried her alive
One evening 1945
With just her sister at her side
And only weeks before the guns
All came and rained on everyone
Now she's a little boy in Spain
Playing pianos filled with flames
On empty rings around the sun
All sing to say my dream has come

But now we must pick up every piece
Of the life we used to love
Just to keep ourselves
At least enough to carry on

And now we ride the circus wheel
With your dark brother wrapped in white
Says it was good to be alive
But now he rides a comet's flame
And won't be coming back again
The Earth looks better from a star
That's right above from where you are
He didn't mean to make you cry
With sparks that ring and bullets fly
On empty rings around your heart
The world just screams and falls apart

But now we must pick up every piece
Of the life we used to love
Just to keep ourselves
At least enough to carry on

And here's where your mother sleeps
And here is the room where your brothers were born
Indentions in the sheets
Where their bodies once moved but don't move anymore
And it's so sad to see the world agree
That they'd rather see their faces fill with flies
All when I'd want to keep white roses in their eyes

I love this song, no, love is an understatement. I utterly adore this song, I revel in this song.
Deep. Death does not sever love, Death increases its intensity. As distance, despite the state of existance, makes the heart fonder.

This is a deep song, its a requiem for the happy dead.

There is a deep story in this song, about the life of Anne Frank, written in 3rd person view.






http://youtube.com/watch?v=rCca1pourVM&feature=related

You're welcome 'te.
These are just herbal-oriented healthy daily habits.
Ang importante is for your relatives to keep on seeing the doctors. Especially keep on taking drugs to stimulate thyroxin production (in the case of hypothyroid disorder) or reduce and regulate production (as in the case of hyperthyroid disorder).

My best regards to your relatives and a speedy recovery!

God Bless the youth! For theirs lies the dream of the Philippines.
God Bless our Precious Republic!
Our People!

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

The cry of our People, and of our Country..

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

I want to lay down and rest in this.

Simple, pero cozy

mmmm lami kaayo 

Kani mai sarap na sarap!

Valencian-on to the core 

Another folk tale was popular among the fishermen of Valencia.

Sa unang panahon, the fishermen would go out together to catch schools of fish, and sometimes shark, pero there is a reason why fishermen would fish in groups and there was 2-3 fishermen per boat.

Apparently, during pre-spanish days, it was common for fishermen to disappear from their boats. I forget the bisaya word, but Lolo said kono that there were mermaids that would taunt fishermen, and when the fishermen were unaware, the mermaid would grab their hands. Bring them under the sea until the fisherman drowned.

Mao na sa una, it was discouraged kono to fish by yourself or when it was dark, because the mermaids were active at night.

When fishermen go fishing in groups, or whenever they are out at night, it is custom to throw a fish or two in the water as tribute to the mermaids. So dili sila mo bother sa fisherman.

Another folktale, told to me by my lolo some time ago;

The original Bajang Springs actually had 'diwatas' that lived in the bed of the water. And those who would drink from the water without paying homage to the diwatas would be driven mad, or many would disappear. Never heard of again.

by Maroon 5

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You know i just realized that she was singing when this picture was taken, singing "Hi Ho Hi Ho its off to work I go..."
its a tune sung by the seven dwarves in Snow White. LOL!!!!



=))

Quote from: Ginger on March 02, 2008, 10:15:36 AM

hahahaha I never do such thing, dong. 

I told you, I never experienced getting drunk. I'm too timid! When I noticed that I'm starting to feel dizzy, I stop drinking.

haha O Really, 'te?

*strokes chin*

mao ba...

hah?

LoL

No comment, inday Hazel.

I wont deny it, I'm a brief guy. Briefs and sleeping robes, yo!
Keeps the package tight and secure.

So? what kind of underwear do you wear?

Please tell us you wear something underneath.

Unless of course you're a gorgeous hot hot super model and can just be naked all day long 

You wore something at least right?
LoL

'te one time me and my friends did a truth and dare game while drinking cognac. Last semester ni.
I was foolish, i picked 'dare'. I had to run around the snowed parking lot while only wearing briefs.
Let us just say that i was sick the next week. LOL

Never will i do something like that. Again.

Ever do something crazy like that?
C'mon 'te. Reveal some juices.

Quote from: Happy on March 02, 2008, 04:37:33 AM
Na, wala jud dong, kung usnay makit-an nga ganahan maoy paliton basta naay kwarta, pero wala jud koy particular shoes nga palitunon..

Karon lang bag-o ko nakapalit ug shoes nga mahal jud tawon, akong gisige convert sa pero, magsakit akong dughan, maayo gani kay hinatag ang gipalit kay giftcard man, from my birthday and christmas gift. Suko na akong bana kay ngano daw ako sige convert nga lahi raman daw jud, mao jud ni ang price diri hahaha..

i can only imagine, 'te! I hear everything is so expensive over there in Europe.
I have a friend who is studying in Amsterdam and he told me that a bottle of coke costs him like 1.5 euros. Kono. Mahal kaayo!

I can almost feel the breeze just by watching this picture. Wow!

Quote from: Ginger on March 02, 2008, 09:43:52 AM

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 02, 2008, 08:47:03 AM
Temperature was -5 degrees Fahrenheit
but this girl went out in this condition,

Isug Jud ang Pinay,


Edwina? why?




Nag inum pa jud!


Hard core jud nang Illokana


The Isug Pinay...

LOL!!!

GO! GO! Edwina!

My Idol!

Hahahaha, Hazel do you do that in the snow too?


Sexy ang legs ni Eddie no?
LoL

Quote from: lindy on March 02, 2008, 09:25:22 AM
hahaha maajo gani kay wala matumba Dong...

hahahaha, Tito, i also did very stupid things that night. As in rolling around the snow, pero not wearing shorts. Ku an ra, w/ sleeping pants. LOL

Pero i will not post those pictures here.

Mike, that phrase was so beautiful, bro, it has reduced me to tears reading it.
“Do not forget to entertain strangers, for by so doing some have unwittingly entertained angels.”
Amen, Amen, Amen!

Beautiful kaayo ang message ana, and it fills my heart jud to read it again.

Salamaat kaayo, bro

As for me, my Lolo is from Barangay Anas, and is part of the Salvo and Salise Clan.
My Lola Nating was Chinese pero Valencia was her adopted town, lol.

Anyone from Anas?

To all the Valencian-ons:

What barangay are you from, and what clan are you part of?

hahahhaha
this is why its bad to mix Lambanog and lemon-vodka

hahaha, 'te that is why Edwina is the 'Isug Pinay'

imagine, when this picture was taken, i was wearing a jacket and pants.
Kaning bajiha--gamay kaayo pero ning wear ra ug short shorts!
Ngek!

Ingoon ang lake passing by, "One crazy Asian girl"
Hahahaha!

Temperature was -5 degrees Fahrenheit
but this girl went out in this condition,

Isug Jud ang Pinay,


Edwina? why?




Nag inum pa jud!


Hard core jud nang Illokana


The Isug Pinay...




LOL!!!

hahahahaha

LOL

yup, or have a chic sitting on the passenger's seat dancing and singing at the same time.

ma happy sad ang driver

It is already said raba, 'te, that we should not try to commune with the dead or through mediums or use magic. The Lord God, The Most High, even decreed this to the prophets. The Angel of the Lord God told prophets of the old testament to evade using sorcery because those are the mediums of demons, and are toys of the Devil, most unclean, most dirty, most unholy, the Great Liar of the Flood.

Some references from Holy Scripture:

"Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try [test] the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world. (2) Hereby know ye the Spirit of God: Every spirit that confesseth that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is of God: (3) And every spirit that confesseth not that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is not of God: and this is that spirit of antichrist, whereof ye have heard that it should come; and even now already is it in the world. (4) Ye are of God, little children, and have overcome them: because greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world. (5) They are of the world: therefore speak they of the world, and the world heareth them. (6) We are of God: he that knoweth God heareth us; he that is not of God heareth not us. Hereby know we the spirit of truth, and the spirit of error."
-1 John 4:1

More:

Leviticus 19:31 - Give no regard to mediums and familiar spirits; do not seek after them, to be defiled by them: I am the Lord your God.

Leviticus 20:6 - The person who turns after mediums and familiar spirits, God says He would set His face against that person and cut him off from his people.

Leviticus 20:27 - A man or a woman who is a medium, or who has familiar spirits, shall surely be put to death; they shall stone them with stones.

Revelation 21:8 - But the cowardly, unbelieving, abominable, murderers, sexually immoral, sorcerers, idolaters, and all liars shall have their part in the lake which burns with fire and brimstone, which is the second death.

Exodus 7-9; read 8:18,19 - Pharaoh's magicians and sorcerers tried to duplicate the signs and plagues God caused through Moses and Aaron (7:11,22; 8:7,8,18; 9:11). For a while they seemed to achieve a limited succeed. But soon they failed and admitted Moses had the power of God.

by Natasha Bedingfield w/ Sean Kingston

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Nice driving song 

by Ben Folds

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gipaluhod sa asin?

hardcore!

LoL

The Chrysler 300

hahahahahaha! mao sad!

puydi uy! bring her to one of those outside theaters, man.

You'll never know man. she might be one of those 'tough' chics

Pristine eyes

Insects are so diverse; evolutionary speaking, they have evolved so much in the past 500+ Million years.

yum!

kinilaw octopus

wow nice view!
Beautiful Germany!

Talk about "Steel and muscle"

Thats one strong utility vehicle, pre.

good song

This is my most-wanted car.

The Mercedes S-550 Limited Edition
Classic, regal, yet simple.




Gorgeous cherry-wood interior w/ royal beige leather

Quote from: slackware on March 02, 2008, 04:47:20 AM

This one is sleek looking. I like it.
Sexy S-5

The all-new 2009 Toyota Sequoia
Limited Edition

Beautiful, and Grand
The all-family vehicle




Interior

The 2009 Porsche Cayenne S Turbo

Deliciously sexy






Interior 

Another spicy S.U.V,
The 2009 Volkswagen Touareg






Interior

what about you 'te?
any style of shoes you're into?

haha oo mao bitaw. or i can always go on to the clearance section.

which i usually do, LOL