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Quote from: hubag bohol on May 29, 2011, 07:17:34 AM
There are more young American girls entering the commercial sex industryâ€"an estimated 300,000 at this momentâ€"and their ages have been dropping drastically. “The average starting age for prostitution is now 13,” says Rachel Lloyd, executive director of Girls Educational and Mentoring Services (gems), a Harlem-based organization that rescues young women from “the life.” Says Judge Cofield, who formerly presided over Hartford’s Prostitution Protocol, a court-ordered rehabilitation program, “I call them the Little Barbies.”

Nagkabata man diay pud ang mga Amerikana nga biktima sa sex trafficking...

The Little Barbies

In the Sex Crimes Bureau of the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Office, in the pediatric division of Fort Bragg’s Womack Army Medical Center, in the back alleys of Waterbury, Connecticut, and in the hallways of Hartford’s Community Court, Assistant D.A. Rhonnie Jaus, forensic pediatrician Dr. Sharon Cooper, ex-streetwalker Louise, and Judge Curtissa Cofield have all simultaneously and independently noted the same disturbing phenomenon. There are more young American girls entering the commercial sex industryâ€"an estimated 300,000 at this momentâ€"and their ages have been dropping drastically. “The average starting age for prostitution is now 13,” says Rachel Lloyd, executive director of Girls Educational and Mentoring Services (gems), a Harlem-based organization that rescues young women from “the life.” Says Judge Cofield, who formerly presided over Hartford’s Prostitution Protocol, a court-ordered rehabilitation program, “I call them the Little Barbies.”

The explanations offered for these downwardly expanding demographics are various, and not at all mutually exclusive. Dr. Sharon Cooper believes that the anti-intellectual, consumerist, hyper-violent, and super-eroticized content of movies (Hustle & Flow), reality TV (Cathouse), video games (Grand Theft Auto: Vice City), gangsta rap (Nelly’s “Tip Drill”), and cyber sites (Second Life: Jail Bait) has normalized sexual harm. “History is repeating itself, and we’re back to treating women and children as chattel,” she says. “It’s a sexually toxic era of ‘pimpfantwear’ for your newborn son and thongs for your five-year-old daughter.” Additionally, Cooper cites the breakdown of the family unit (statistically, absent or abusive parents compounds risk) and the emergence of vast cyber-communities of like-minded deviant individuals, who no longer have disincentives to act on their most destructive predatory fantasies. Krishna Patel, assistant U.S. attorney in Bridgeport, Connecticut, invokes the easy money. Criminals have learned, often in prisonâ€"where “macking” memoirs such as Iceberg Slim’s Pimp are best-sellersâ€"that it’s become more lucrative and much safer to sell malleable teens than drugs or guns. A pound of heroin or an AK-47 can be retailed once, but a young girl can be sold 10 to 15 times a dayâ€"and a “righteous” pimp confiscates 100 percent of her earnings.

“There are basically two business models: manipulating girls through violenceâ€"that’s called ‘gorilla’ pimpingâ€"and controlling them with drugs,” says Patel, who prosecuted the case of New Yorkâ€"based trafficker Corey Davis, a.k.a. “Magnificent.” A high-living, highly educated pimp who kept the slave master’s manifesto The Willie Lynch Letter and the Making of a Slave in his Mercedes, Davis, Patel says, made sex slaves out of, among others, a 12-year-old runaway and a university coed on a track scholarship. To force them to do his bidding, Davis allegedly sliced a girl in his “stable” with a box cutter and stomped others into submission with a special pair of Timberland bootsâ€"a technique known as “Timming.” Another female, a 15-year-old patient of Dr. Sharon Cooper’s, was zipped into a duffel bag and deposited by her pimp on a six-lane highway. The pimp of Caroline (a former Connecticut 4-H Club member) plucked out her fingernails one by one until she passed out from the pain. Natalie, an exâ€"Catholic schoolgirl rescued by gems, was from the age of 13 tortured or beaten with water, belts, chains, even a bag of frozen oranges. “Pimping,” Natalie says, “is not cool. A pimp is a wife beater, rapist, murderer, child-molester, drug dealer, and slave driver rolled into one.”

Says Krishna Patel, “I’d always dismissed the idea of human trafficking in the United States. I’m Indian, and when I went to Mumbai and saw children sold openly, I wondered, Why isn’t anything being done about it? But now I knowâ€"it’s no different here. I never would have believed it, but I’ve seen it. Human traffickingâ€"the commercial sexual exploitation of American children and women, via the Internet, strip clubs, escort services, or street prostitutionâ€"is on its way to becoming one of the worst crimes in the U.S.”


More at: http://www.vanityfair.com/politics/features/2011/05/sex-trafficking-201105

Even as celebrity activists such as Emma Thompson, Demi Moore, and Mira Sorvino raise awareness about commercial sex trafficking, survivor Rachel Lloyd publishes her memoir Girls Like Us, and the Senate introduces a new bipartisan bill for victim support, the problem proliferates across continents, in casinos, on streets, and directly into your mobile device. And, as Amy Fine Collins shows, human trafficking is much closer to home than you think; victims, younger than ever, are just as likely to be the homegrown American girl next door as illegally imported foreigners. Having gained access to victims, law-enforcement officials, and a convicted trafficker, Collins follows a major case that put to the test the federal government’s Trafficking Victims Protection Act.

By Amy Fine Collins•Photographs by Larry Fink
WEB EXCLUSIVE May 24, 2011



A photographer’s representation of a typical scene at one of the motels in Central Connecticut used for sex trafficking.


The names of all victims and their relatives have been changed. Quotes from Dennis Paris, Gwen, and Alicia are taken from court testimony.

“He called me a stupid bitch … a worthless piece of s***.… I had to tell people I fell off stage because I had so many bruises on my ribs face and legs.… I have a permanent twitch in my eye from him hitting me in my face so much. I have none of my irreplaceable things from my youth.”
â€"From the victim-impact statement of Felicia, minor prostitute-stripper enslaved by trafficker Corey Davis.

“Prostitution is renting an organ for ten minutes.”
â€"A john, interviewed by research psychologist Melissa Farley.

“Would you please write down the type of person you think I am, given all that you’ve heard and read?… I’ve been called the worst of the worst by the government and it’s going to be hard for you to top that.”
â€"Letter postmarked June 27, 2008, to Amy Fine Collins, from Dennis Paris, a.k.a. “Rahmyti,” then inmate at the Wyatt Detention Facility, in Central Falls, Rhode Island, now at a high-security federal penitentiary in Arizona.

Bwahaha! Gibijaan man gud lagi!

Quote from: Kerstin on May 26, 2011, 10:31:51 PM
yellow skin pigments morag napos-an ug apdo diay..sakto ba na? ngahi hehehe

Posible pud tungod sa Tsaynis ansistri...

Hmm, asa na kaha ko dapita ani...

The only substitute for good manners is fast reflexes. 

Kinsa kaha ning upat ka TB member diri...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on May 15, 2011, 01:31:08 AM
“To map out a course of action and follow it to an end requires courage.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson

Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fear--not absence of fear. Except a creature be part coward, it is not a compliment to say it is brave; it is merely a loose misapplication of the word. Consider the flea!--incomparably the bravest of all the creatures of God, if ignorance of fear were courage. Whether you are asleep or awake he will attack you, caring nothing for the fact that in bulk and strength you are to him as are the massed armies of the earth to a sucking child; he lives both day and night and all days and nights in the very lap of peril and the immediate presence of death, and yet is no more afraid than is the man who walks the streets of a city that was threatened by an earthquake ten centuries before. When we speak of Clive, Nelson, and Putnam as men who "didn't know what fear was," we ought always to add the flea--and put him at the head of the procession. â€" Mark Twain

Your pain is the breaking of the shell that encloses your understanding. --Kahlil Gibran

Quote from: islander on May 26, 2011, 10:00:29 PM
direct from a carnival bash, kini siya adto mouli sa tigbendita ug tighangyo sa kahitas-an nga pasayloon ang mga makasasala nga anaa nagpuyo sa new orleans:



this is marie antoinette d'saint exupery wearing the favorite carnival colors of a boholano singer-composer.

Hmm, di ba mao man ni ang iyang ulian?

Di ba aydol man ni nimo siya bay?

Ang labad sa ulo mahimong di tagdon
Mahimo ra nig kalimot-kalimotan
Pait kon perming magsakit imong pus-on
Kay way kabayo nga kasakay-sakayan

Quote from: chriswise on May 28, 2011, 01:36:30 AM
gikomot sa pongkol,,

He he, mobahakhak man pud ang amang aning kalakiha...

Quote from: islander on May 28, 2011, 12:53:50 AM
mora man nig para sa batang gikuyapan. 

Kon tiguwang gikuyapan, unsaon man diay?

Aw, kon mamakak ka, dili...

Basin ang bola mao nang sulod sa iyang tiyan...

Hmm, human na kag libot pamista bay? Dugay-dugay man jud kang wa mopatim-aw...

He he, di man jud mahutdan bay, sabagay, pila ra guy pagarpar...

Labi na ang mo-comment...

Quote from: chriswise on May 28, 2011, 01:26:13 AM
mao jod,,gi bobo an siguro nang bai hubs,,he,he,he,

He he, naay daghang sobrang harina para sa fried frog legs bay...

Bantay lang, basin sa tanto nimong ukoy-ukoy, malawayan kag baki...

Quote from: islander on May 28, 2011, 12:57:26 AM
maayo gani ka kay mahiyosan ra kag tiyan.  siya intawon, nabudlatan ug lubot.

Nihiyos jud tuod...

Nice day for a swim lang gihapon...

Nice day for a swim...

Quote from: statesville on May 27, 2011, 10:20:14 AM
Dia koy ipono sa imong collections;   


  spider web dewdrops

Dia ra ang spider sa ubos...

Quote from: chriswise on May 28, 2011, 01:30:28 AM
nitilaw ra ang bata unsay lami sa ikog,,,he,he,

Morag wa man lamii. Pero tan-awa ang baba sa iring, luoy kay klarong gisakitan...

Tsk, tsk, tsk... 

Mora mag nakujawan...

Quote from: cujo on May 28, 2011, 12:24:23 PM
I feel sorry for this guy...I don't think this is how he plans to go with a Big Bang!

The girl must have thought: "So, you don't wanna bang me anymore? How about this kind of bang, eh?"

Quote from: cujo on May 28, 2011, 12:24:23 PM
In Bobbitt nakit-an ra nila sa kalibunan diin ni Lorena gilabay unya gitaud ug balik!

Maayo gani diay kay wa i-flush down the toilet!

Reuters, Fri May 27, 3:32 pm ET





AMSTERDAM (Reuters) â€" The Dutch government on Friday said it would start banning tourists from buying cannabis from "coffee shops" and impose restrictions on Dutch customers by the end of the year.

The Netherlands is well known for having one of Europe's most liberal soft drug policies that has made its cannabis shops a popular tourist attraction, particularly in Amsterdam.

Backed by the far-right party of anti-immigrant politician Geert Wilders, the coalition government that came into power last year announced plans to curb drug tourism as part of a nationwide program to promote health and fight crime.

"In order to tackle the nuisance and criminality associated with coffee shops and drug trafficking, the open-door policy of coffee shops will end," the Dutch health and justice ministers wrote in a letter to the country's parliament on Friday.

Under the new rules, only Dutch residents will be able to sign up as members of cannabis shops.

Dutch customers will have to sign up for at least a year's membership and each shop would be expected to have only up to 1,500 members, a justice ministry spokesman said.

The policy will roll out in the southern provinces of Limburg, Noord Brabant and Zeeland by the end of the year and the rest of the country next year, the spokesman said.

Amsterdam, home to about 220 coffee shops, is already in the process of closing some in its red light district. Some officials have resisted the measures, saying they will push the soft drug trade underground.

Some Dutch border towns including Maastricht and Terneuzen have already restricted the sale of marijuana to foreigners.

(Reporting by Greg Roumeliotis and Gilbert Kreijger; Editing by Andrew Heavens) -- http://news.yahoo.com/

Imo kong giunahan, ha! Ako na pud! Bawos-bawos lang!

He he, basin mokita lang siyag $10 per, dugay makatigom og $10,000...

Hmm, di ba kaha ni bombahan sa separatists didtong dapita...

Delikado ang mga hayblad ani ron...

Basin pud nagtuong si Darna siya...

Kon imbis sanggot ang manananggot pay nahulog, duha unta silang mahospital...

Oi, mga babaye ra ba diay ang duha ka angkas...

Quote from: statesville on May 28, 2011, 08:29:01 AM
“Namumo iyang simod kay ni-dive mani siya paglayat mitungtong sa CR,” dugang pa ni PO1 Diamante.

Unsa man diay kahaboga ning ilang CR? Morag kataw-anan man hinuon palandongon...

Wa ba kaha magkaon og dinugoan o kaha sinugbang atay ang gobernadora pagkabasa niya aning balitaa...

Maayo gani kay bato ray gigamit...

Quote from: statesville on May 28, 2011, 07:58:52 AM
Gibugawan niya iyang anak, siya lang unta ang namuring kon gusto ug magnegosyo ug unod

Pwede pa baya tingali kay 32 pa man kuno ni siya...

Michelle posing with her creation...





Gisugdan nag kaon sa cake tasters...

Corgis eat corgi wedding cake

Maayo na lang diay tong among silingan sauna nga kon mouli nga hubog, jerjer ang pangitaon. Matod pa sa asawa, kon magabhian gani iyang bana, maghubo na lang siyang daan og panty kay kon dili, nah, langkat jud, kaas kaayo...

Malagmit nga inigkahuwasan ani, pahilak-hilak dayon, luhod-luhod pa tingali sa pagpinangayog pasaylo...

"Developing young minds for life" kuno. Kon ang pangalan maoy basehan, "...for death" galing...

He he, 2x man tawon ni siya sa uban...

Usahay ra ba, ang gabiay-biay labaw pang kwestyonable og linihokan...

Bitaw, pwede man GRO nga desente. On the other hand, daghan na kong nahimamat nga bajeng professionals nga wild jamo...

Or complete big bad wolf costume na lang jud...

Pwede pud magsul-ob siya ani nga maskara...

He he, di tantong nahadlok, kay morag wa man magdagan...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on May 28, 2011, 06:38:34 AM
Mipapili usab isip bise-gobernador silang Fatani Abdul Malik, Ansaruddin Adiong, Mikunug Ampao, Arab Ampaso, Shariffa Bago, Datu Pelaez Carudin, ang iyaan ni Pangulong Noynoy Aquino nga si Margarita Cojuangco, Bobby Datimbang, Alikhan Dimaro, Gani Gaddung, Abdulbasit Hadjinor, Omar Hassiman, Bashier Manalao, Kano Nor, Marconi Paiso Alhaj, Abdusakur Tan ll.(Joe Reyes)

With all due respect, wa pa ba angoangoha nis Tingting?

Makarma ni siya, makuotan pud sa lalaking manyakis...

Mao ni ang turtle of the future: Terminaturtle...





Bwahaha! 

Kini way ligid, pero de-rocket gihapon...

Kini jud kay naa nay ligid, gitaoran pa jud og rockets...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on May 28, 2011, 07:00:28 AM
Mura man ni ug Goodyear ang ligid, Hubs.

He he, basin advertisement diay ni sa Goodyear...

Kini kay upat jud ka ligid...

Mao man tingali ning baoha...

Bitaw, labi na kay 26 anyos na man diay ang ilang ulitawo...

Quote from: chriswise on May 28, 2011, 01:20:22 AM
pag siplat niya stripe man pero wala kabantay na stranghero diay,,he,he

Unya mao ra pud tingaling lamia...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on May 28, 2011, 06:22:29 AM
Gidid-an magminyo sa GRO, nagpakamatay!

WA nay kinabuhi sa dihang nakaplagan si Rolando Tajares human naghikog tungod kay giayran sa iyang mga ginikanan ang hinigugma niini.

Malagmit ang GRO gwapa unya well-developed ang social relations skills. Kaayo rag maoy mahimong daughter-in-law...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on May 28, 2011, 06:22:29 AM
Sa nahitabo, sangko sa langit ang pagmahay sa mga ginikanan nganong ilang gibabagan ang plano sa anak.

Naunsa man pud intawong mga ginikanana. Kanindot anang GRO...

Quote from: chriswise on May 28, 2011, 01:39:56 AM
na unhan diay pasalba,,he,he,,

Way warning shot. Intimano jud. Wasak ang ugat mayor...

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on May 28, 2011, 06:24:40 AM
Nagtuo ang mga imbestigador nga nauwaw ang dalaga tungod sa iyang gidangatan nga nagbuntis.

Ang biktima nagbilin pa og suicide letter nga nagkanayon nga di niya madawat ang pagbiay-biay kaniya pinaagi sa nikatap nga istorya sa ilang lugar.

Ngano man gud unta diay og gibiay-biay, antoson lang gud, sila bay mahigugma, lalim ba...

Quote from: statesville on May 28, 2011, 06:25:15 AM
unya gi-recall kaha ni sila aron pabalikon  sa prisohan?
computer error o ang nagdokdok nagduka 

Wa na. Free as a bird na. Mapriso lang kuno kon masakpan nga nakalapas na pud sa balaod...

A prison system we deserve
By Tim Rutten
May 25, 2011


America generally â€" and California in particular â€" simply sends too many people to prison for too long relative to their offenses.



California's state prisons have twice as many inmates as they were designed to hold. (Gary Friedman / Los Angeles Times / June 10, 2010)


On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that California's prisons are so overcrowded they violate constitutional prohibitions against cruel and unusual punishment by systematically depriving inmates of minimal mental health and medical care.

Writing for the court's 5-4 majority, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy â€" a Californian â€" pointed to the use of "telephone-booth-sized cages without toilets" to house suicidal prisoners. A lower court earlier said that "an inmate in one of California's prisons needlessly dies every six or seven days due to constitutional deficiencies."

None of this comes as a surprise. The suits to which this ruling responds were filed more than two decades ago, and California has allowed these conditions to persist despite more than 70 lower court orders. California's 33-prison network was designed to confine 80,000 convicts, but at times over recent years it has held more than 160,000. On Monday, there were 143,435 inmates, which still is 180% of capacity, as Terry Thornton of the Department of Corrections told the Wall Street Journal. The court has given Sacramento two more years to cut the prison population by 33,630, which would bring the total to 109,805 inmates, or 137.5% of intended capacity â€" hardly a draconian requirement.

Monday's ruling is as much an indictment of this state's politics as it is of our correctional system, and it ought to prod us into considering a couple of unpleasant truths: One, America generally â€" and California in particular â€" simply sends too many people to prison for too long relative to their offenses. Two, this state's prisons are perhaps the prime example of our relatively recent popular impulse to insist on having things for which we don't want to pay â€" in this case, mass incarceration of nonviolent offenders. The situation has been exacerbated by the intrusion of another recent trend: the infusions of single-issue politics into our criminal justice system.


More at: http://www.latimes.com/news/opinion/commentary/la-oe-0525-rutten-20110525,0,4764560.column

By Jack Dolan, Los Angeles Times
May 26, 2011


Reporting from Sacramento -- Computer errors prompted California prison officials to mistakenly release an estimated 450 inmates with "a high risk for violence" as unsupervised parolees in a program meant to ease overcrowding, according to the state's inspector general.

More than 1,000 additional prisoners presenting a high risk of committing drug crimes, property crimes and other offenses were also let out, officials said.

No attempt was made to return any of the offenders to state lockups or place them on supervised parole, said inspector general spokeswoman Renee Hansen.

All of the prisoners were placed on "non-revocable parole," whose participants are not required to report to parole officers and can be sent back to prison only if caught committing a crime. The program was started in January 2010 for inmates judged to be at very low risk of reoffending, leaving parole agents free to focus on supervising higher-risk parolees.

The revelations come two days after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that California's prisons are dangerously overcrowded and upheld an earlier order that state officials find a way to reduce the 143,335-inmate population by roughly 33,000. The state has two years to comply.

State Sen. Ted Lieu (D-Torrance), a former prosecutor who requested an investigation of the unsupervised-parole program, said the inspector general's report "confirms my worst fears" about it.

Investigators reviewed case files for 200 of the 10,134 former inmates who were on non-revocable parole in July of last year. They found that 31 were not eligible, and nine of those were determined likely to commit violent crimes. The inspector general and corrections officials refused to identify the inmates who were released erroneously. They also would not specify what their original offenses had been.

Using the 15% error rate they found in their sample, investigators estimated that more than 450 violent inmates had been released during the first seven months of the program, the time period they reviewed. Prison officials have disputed the findings, saying they had corrected some of the computer problems discovered by the inspector general. The error rate is now 8%, the inspector general report says.

Gov. Jerry Brown's plan to address overcrowding would shift tens of thousands of low-level offenders from prison to county custody. Counties would also supervise most low-risk parolees, like those in the non-revocable program.

But if the state can't properly identify which inmates qualify for an unsupervised parole program, Lieu said on Wednesday, "how can the public have confidence they can release 33,000 felons safely?"

Under the law that created non-revocable parole, inmates are excluded if they are gang members, have committed sex crimes or violent felonies or have been determined to pose a high risk to reoffend based on an assessment of their records behind bars.

That's where the problems begin, according to the inspector general. The computer program prison officials used to make that assessment does not access an inmate's disciplinary history.

The program also relies on a state Department of Justice system that records arrests but is missing conviction information for nearly half of the state's 16.4 million arrest records, according to the inspector general report.

Lee Seale, a deputy chief of staff for the California prisons, acknowledged that the corrections department's computer system can't access an inmate's disciplinary record. But that information is reviewed manually by a member of his staff before prisoners are released, said spokesman Luis Patino.

Seale agreed that the missing conviction information from the Department of Justice database is a problem. "That presents a serious issue for the entire criminal justice system, every judge, every probation officer, every cop on the street trying to decide whether to arrest someone," Seale said.

In July, a parolee named Javier Joseph Rueda, who had been classified a low-level offender and placed in the non-revocable program, opened fire on two Los Angeles police officers, hitting one in the arm. The police returned fire, killing Rueda.

Prison spokesman Oscar Hidalgo said Rueda had been properly classified. At the time, Hidalgo pointed out that the attack could have taken place even if Rueda had been checking in periodically with a parole agent.

"Supervised parole is not incarceration," Hidalgo said. -- http://www.latimes.com/

Computer errors allow violent California prisoners to be released unsupervised


A computer system that lacked key information about inmates factored in the release of an estimated 450 prisoners with a "high risk of violence," according to the California inspector general.



The revelations come two days after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that California's prisons are dangerously overcrowded and upheld an earlier order that state officials must find a way to reduce the 143,335-inmate population by roughly 33,000. (EPA)

By Mike Wehner â€" Fri May 27, 1:29 pm ET
http://news.yahoo.com/


According to California prison inspectors, an ill-equipped computer system has allowed the release of 450 inmates who are considered to have a "high risk of violence." The mistake originated in a computer program designed to organize the release of low-risk prisoners parole-free, and keep the facilities from wasting time and taxpayer dollars on those who pose no threat to society.

Unfortunately the criteria the system was using when it determined the release dates for 10,134 inmates last year failed to take into account convictions and disciplinary actions for over half of the state's entire prison population. Using only arrest information, which on paper can make even the most violent criminal appear to be a minimal threat to society, the system ordered the parole-free release of violent felons, gang members, and rapists.

Prisons in the state are dangerously overcrowded, and a federal mandate has given officials 2 years to cut the inmate population by 33,000 individuals. The computer program at fault was meant to help with this process, but without accurate records, it won't do much good. Law enforcement has made no attempt to track down the erroneously freed felons at this time, and officials say that they can only be returned if they are caught committing a crime.

Quote from: buwadsanga on May 27, 2011, 02:19:40 PM
hubag! kujaw man gajod kaajo ka Dong...dali ka kakita ug binuang! hehehe! tama! libingan sa mga baki!

He he, nakahunahuna ko ani, Bay Buwad, tungod sa daghang alingugngog nga kokak kabahin ani nga isyu...

Pwede i-PM?

Ang gisakyan o ang sakay?

Quote from: taga tigbao on May 27, 2011, 07:33:48 PM
Goodbye TB! Goodnight ug happy weekend! Tug ko ug taman ani!

He he, kon maglisod kag katug, Bay Tigs, count frogs!

Quote from: taga tigbao on May 27, 2011, 07:33:48 PM
Wooh, mouli na ko. Di na ko patintal aning TB kay ingon si Sabina, makafire department daw ni naho ug masakspan. Hahaha. Sabina, giliw ko, nasaan ka na? Gawas nas imohang lungga kay himbisan na ka namo dire. Hasta si Te AsPo ug Scarbiza.

Bitaw, pamalik mo kay wa na bayay alingasa kaayo ron...

Quote from: taga tigbao on May 27, 2011, 07:33:48 PM
Kaluoy sa Diyos, ang bato-bato wa pa man pud mokiyos!

Ang delikado kon ang maldito niuk-ok na kay kuwang sa hapjod!

Quote from: chicogon on May 26, 2011, 11:20:52 PM
Tenk u. Mao ni ako sakyan nig lupad unya... uli sa ko sa ato mga TBFrens. Mo laylo sa ko kadyot ninyo 

Note: Lingaw kaayo akong ge repost nis TB ajejejeje 

Ayo-ayo, Fr. Chic. Ayaw kalimot pagpadalag telegrama...

Mahiyosan man pud ta ani...

Quote from: islander on May 27, 2011, 06:53:41 PM
balik ta sa kolor bi.  morag nilayo na man ta sa thread...

unsay favorite color ug lubot nga giutitod?  akong usbon, unsay favorite color sa tag-iya sa lubot nga giutitod?

res ipsa loquitur

Kini, klaro jamo kinsay tag-iya...

Quote from: taga tigbao on May 27, 2011, 06:42:48 PM
Btw, murag wa na jamo mipatim-aw si Bay BolBohul?

Tagolilong bitaw tos To Bol, indi ko na gid mapraktis hang Hilonggo ko haw...

Quote from: taga tigbao on May 27, 2011, 06:42:48 PM
Ai sige, ahong atngan na lamang tos Inday Kerstin.

Kadtoy OK kay kon di sija segurado, mo-refer ra man sija sa ijang Ate Scarb...

Quote from: taga tigbao on May 27, 2011, 06:41:59 PM
Hahahaha. Itayming jud naho kay moduaw mi sa mga HAPJOD GIRLS didto. Ijawat ra ug di malipay.

Pastilan, kon tinuod nga singkwenta-singkwenta ra per session, basin mangapaslot mo anang kalakiha...

Quote from: bugsay on May 27, 2011, 04:28:28 PM
tikarol: welcome!
ibis : goodbye!

tikarol: goodbye sa imong mata! come in sa ahong tijan!

I think sex is better than logic, but I can't prove it.