hahah lol, naunsa naman ning attendance naabot naman sa aswang
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Quote from: Ginger on November 09, 2007, 04:18:41 AM
da oi! bday man na ni bulak. asa mo tan-aw? kuyog kooooooooooooooo
Quote from: Lorenzo on November 09, 2007, 04:14:56 AM
Pero hadlok pood na kai ug silingan ta sa aswang, maka kita pood ta the bodies that the aswang eats diba? or what if the aswang invites you for dinner...and it turns out that you're dinner...aguyyy!
kamo ha padungog dungog mo

Quote from: Ginger on November 09, 2007, 02:43:01 AM
O kay sa una, ari raka naku patahi...hahaha


Quote from: thatsmyboy1992 on November 08, 2007, 03:57:11 PM
"someone that i used to love"



Quote from: orChidsNroSes on November 07, 2007, 07:45:57 PM
Well to continue..here I am kicking and alive,more careful and I'm thankful for what had happened instead,because I feel stronger and I learned a lot from them..And I met a lot of friends instead..Some were closing doors,but a lot of people were opening thier heart for us..My kids are shining through,giving me a reward from my sacrifices.I know I have to travel a lot,but I'm ready to face whatever challenges to meet...
All I know for now is to fight.for our rights..And I'm glad can wear my smile again...()
(putol na lang nako kay taassssssssss jod kaayo na..hehehe)

Quote from: lumine on November 07, 2007, 05:51:35 PM
basta sila ate ging, ms da bins, C2, asianfairy, glen,hazel and cel mag-abot dri, mo end jud sad food.![]()
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to answer the question, no serious issues have to be adjusted that much. like ms da bins, i used to work, but when i got married, home becomes my place the whole day. when i was still in the phils, we already agreed that i wouldn't work. he got his early pension at age 49, and from that he said it would just be enough for us to live simply. part of our agreement was that, he would be the cook and i would be his assistant(tigtilaw,hehe). but even then, i tried my very best to learn how to cook the belgian way. here, you will only prepare one major meal, and they call it a dinner even if you prepare it during noon. they don't normally eat during breakfast and lunch. but of course, if i'm hungry, maningkamot lang sad ko,hehe!

Quote from: Barbaro on November 07, 2007, 05:20:58 PM
Usapan ng dalawang bata...
Junjun: Magaling ang tatay ko! Alam mo, 'yang Pacific Ocean, siya anghumukay nun!
Pedrito: Wala 'yan sa tatay ko! Alam mo 'yung Dead Sea?
Junjun: Oo...
Pedrito: Siya ang pumatay nun!


Quote# Have your own film festival. Rent classic films or scary movies, wherever your date's tastes lie. Then make a big bowl of popcorn and prepare to snuggle.

perti nako hilak ani nga movie..
Quote from: benelynne on November 04, 2007, 05:58:13 PM
And, speaking of food:
"I heard there is a famous gyoza (Chinese dumplings) restaurant around here."
"Ando-san, do you know a famous gyoza restaurant?"
"What? Gyoza? Oh, there's one if you go up Center-gai and make the first left."
Quote from: Lorenzo on November 06, 2007, 09:32:33 AM
Unsa-on man jud na, 'te. Bisan naa ta sa America, sa Europa etc, ang dugo nato man Pilipino. Dili man jud na mo change. Diba? Bitaw, i do undestand what you mean..about people forgetting to speak. I've come across friends who recently immigrated here and they're already speaking in Americanized tones---and whenever I try to talk to them in Bisaya or Tagalog, they try to talk back to me in English, which really annoys me (when i know that they can speak bisaya/tagalog fluently). But whatever..

Quote from: C2H4 on November 06, 2007, 09:18:14 AM
Dodong, I was quite impressed adtong naka storya ta sa phone, and you spoke fluent Bisaya, nga wala'y accent jud. To think dugay naka kaayo dire sa States, naay uban 1 yr pa gani sa US, kung mag storya, pa slang2x na dayon, murag true.
Kudos to you dodong, for staying true to your roots and your native tongue.
