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Quote from: calle on March 25, 2009, 04:11:19 PM
kilaw jud, manay tess. pure tamilok sa usang plato, sa tapad nga platito kay suka. lami jamo.

dos palmas and underground river are unbelievable. so Philippines yet so classy.

share dayon ug pics, calle.

please?

piniritong isda ug bahaw

gamay man lagi nang duplikit? hihi

Quote from: kiamoy on March 27, 2009, 03:12:35 AM
ate aleth ay ga drugs. hahaha kay adik kaayu mang post!! hahahaha

wa na ron kay walay budget ang goberno.

my sassy girl

tired

march 6

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 27, 2009, 12:46:22 AM
wa nay rocks ana Dodong? straight ra na?

i will really do it tonight kay mo rampa na sad mi...

i am really thirsty! kana mo inomay ka no?  ug maka dungog na gani ka ug alcohol,

uhawon jud diay ka...

hahhahahha i am really thirsty right now!

di man lagi ko.

ngek! jama-jama ka man lang.

how i wish. hahaha

peace, glace.

Quote from: glacier_71 on March 27, 2009, 12:24:24 AM
kinapaitan..(sigh)

mulang! gi fake pa ang orgasm, pati ba naman iloveyou?!

Quote from: kiamoy on March 27, 2009, 12:15:55 AM
pait lang kay bisag you don't mean it at that moment, makaingon jud ka.

huh? you don't say if you don't mean it. never!

lain man akong ipahid, glace. hahaha 

Quote from: Datu Dagohoy on March 26, 2009, 12:23:21 AM
Kong nabasa man nimo sa kabilang Forum sa YAP ako na gihapon, usa rako year 2000 pa user nako sa YAP Dhay Gin si Dagon sa Hoyohoy sa YAP ug si Datu D. usa ra.

wala! but did you get what i mean?

Unahi, datu.

One example symptom of betrayal is using another user name and posting topics which are offensive and creates tension to the forum and its members.

Himbisan word is offensive. So, kadtong nigamit ana mga word. Sugod namo pangayo ug dispinsa sa mga baje.

Quote from: glacier_71 on March 24, 2009, 07:18:06 AM
hahahaha..di kaha ko mangluspad, ginger?

nganong mo luspad man nga di man tika pug-an.

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 24, 2009, 11:05:54 PM
tua namasangil na sad! hala plasteri nang mga ringkels sa imong agtang ig mag kita ta ha? bantay jud ka! di jud ka mo ankon uroy! hahahhaha

Gate wa juy nakaila ug bulgor sa generation nilang ginger kundi kita ra nilang Grace, Bambi ug uban pang mga Generation X!

hahahhahhahah

hoy! nang libak. naa mi bulgor pag elementary oi. kahinumdom pa man gani pud ko sa powdered milk nga maka igit.

Glace, akoy pahid sa imong luha.

hahaha

Okay ra to naku ang plus ug minus karma oi. Basin gani pud akoa abot na ug negative ang plus karma.

hahaha

Quote from: glacier_71 on March 24, 2009, 08:06:15 AM
in fairness, i honestly can vouch the sincerity of the work of our TB Admins. your tasks are not easy. despite the voluntary nature of your role, what you have been doing is way beyond its intended housework. keep up the great work. we're always be proud boholanos.

Thanks, Glace. Kung naa pa unta ron ang plus karma naa unta kay 5 points gikan naku.

hahaha

Quote from: grazie7y on March 24, 2009, 08:28:16 AM
Glace, wa pa pod ni nko na sulayan.  Sagdi lang kay sulayan ni nko sa akong account pipila ka adlaw.

Post subject to be removed. Self-imposed ban is not allowed.

Naka ban naka oi, katong isa ka spammer. Remember?

miaaaa

Nah! walay sweldo ang admin aron mag full time ug gwardiya dire. Pakapin naman lang gani ning amoa. Karon nahimo pang dautan.

Palihug lang ug naay mo makit-an nga di maayo. i-click nang "report to moderator" aron ma timbrihan.

Glace, pwede mo lili nimo sa webkam?

Quote from: kiamoy on March 24, 2009, 02:57:34 AM
someday, makarealize ra ka.

bem, nag offline ko nimo sa ym ug facebook. ngano walay reply? miss you!

gikapoy ko ron. gi singkahan pako. dah! sapot ang ending

Quote from: reign beau on March 22, 2009, 10:38:35 PM
Sometimes, when your partner is unaware that you're going to say it.

Like when she's cooking or washing plates and you hug her suddenly from the back and whisper "I love you".

Sweet ~~

hay! kanus-a pa kaha ko in anion. LOL!

Quote from: grazie7y on March 24, 2009, 03:43:52 AM

It felt like we were long, lost friends! hehehehe It was so nice to hug BOC Annie!


with Hapon aka ytesski, BOC Annie aka Bambi and Markus



with Hapon and BOC Annie inside one of the rooms in Sutter Fort

more to follow!

akong birahon kay ganahan ko.

moreee!

 sige tita, mag atang unya mi.

aw! kay ug naa dapat naay picture. hehehe aron naay ebidensya bah.

Quote from: LanggamTamsi2 on March 23, 2009, 03:15:42 PM
Sus pa ibog na pod anang lechon , tan-awa bisan kapoy byahi nabusog man pod mo heheheh,
O.T.Day grazie naa koy tubag sa imong messages karon pa jud.

naa diay lechon, tita? wako kabantay dah!

Quote from: LanggamTamsi2 on March 23, 2009, 03:32:39 PM
ako di jud kay ang ako puro flat man heheheh mao wa jud koy ikadalit ani.

tita, okay ra ang flat oi.

Padung na raba summer, aguy! mag baha na sad ang mga nindot nga karang.

Miks, cute lagi na imong avatar. Asa man ka ana dapit?

Okay, let's move on.

Padayon nata post sa atong mga karang.

Quote from: Angie Gulle on March 23, 2009, 07:04:46 AM
Nagdamgo naman gud pod ko sa akong Nanay.
Mao ni hilak na lng ko sa kamingaw.

hugs to you, anj. i hope ma ok naka.

Gie, itodo mo na!

 the world needs shot glass ( for the cognac)

Dong, skÃ¥l means cheers in Scandinavian countries. Pronounce the Ã... like OW

Cheers!

Kampai!

Salud!

Skål!

Apil ko, dong. What are friends for.

Wow, Anj. Naa man diay kay tinaguan.

yes, manay.

yum!

Quote from: kiris on March 23, 2009, 01:01:26 AM
wow! mo order pud ko email.

okay. just email or pm me your personal info and the username you want to appear in your tubag bohol email.

Quote from: hofelina on February 21, 2009, 03:27:52 AM

Escargot

They actually taste good pero murag lain lang huna-hunaon nga mo kamang ni sila. I have experience eating this with matching green sauce (murag sagbot).

First we ate artichokes and then the baked snails in creamy green sauce with freshly baked bread.

Quote from: thatsmyboy1992 on March 16, 2009, 11:24:08 AM
aba, gihagit ko da,nahadlok na nuon ko...ever.

di man ko mamaak, miks! haha

I'm sure there were late night talks with miga Bambi, Graz.

I'm jealous.

i-publish na lagi, mike, aron di na mamatay sa papel ang imong mga balak.

Quote from: Michael Ligalig on March 22, 2009, 04:36:32 AM
One of the most explosives, soul-shattering poems I've read this year... How can I forget this poem?

ikaw bay pukawon gikan sa lawom nga paghikatulog, di ba ka mag salimuang.

Come on!

Tell me, dong. tell me

very good, dodong!

pila ka shots nga cognac imong na consume pag himo aning imong balak.

kampai! apik kooo

Lami ang wine, Glace?

ang tarong ni nga version ha. dili tong gi id-id sa bato

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9lpWY2PGLc

Dong, be sure to listen the entire song. The last part is so nice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyQY0lRDjl0

reminds me of my mom

you should, dodong.

Quote from: Lorenzo on August 29, 2008, 04:06:22 AM
What a nostalgic song. It makes the hairs on my back stand up.

Guapong song!

dong, pag practice ani nga kanta.

Hahaha! then you have to interpret to her every word.

pasayawa ko day, sayaw lang sa uban
ikaw may gusto ko, nganong ako nga anaa may uban

Unsaon man ni pag gawas?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddJzwWLJmqg

Sige lang, antus nalang ko sa shared.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBf2Y5Sm740

Quote from: Ginger on August 29, 2008, 12:07:38 AM
Mao ba ni Against All Odds sa English? 

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

Hala! ganahan lagi ko ani. hehehehe

Kabati na pud ko aning kantaha karon.

Wow! At last nigawas na gyud ang EB Pics sa Sacramento. Nang limbawot ko pagka kita naku sa cake nga naay cherry blossoms. It reminded me of our dear Aya san. It's also nice to see Hapon/Japs aka ytesski.

More pics please kay murag kuwangan pa.

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 20, 2009, 08:10:38 AM
ako gi save kay ako ipakita nija! maglagut raba na sha nga akong sugsugon nga "ug tinuod nga maka cancer ang cellphone, mag himo jud ko documentary nga sigi ka nag tangag ug cellphone mao gi cancer!" masuko man na sha akong ana-on! hahahhahha

sunod akong ingon sugo nimo taga Norway! hahahhaha

(abi raba nija ikaw naabot diri, kay ikaw raman ug si Tiya ijang nailhan taga TB)

ingna siya nga ug mo anha ko diretso na sa inyo.

tired

Quote from: aduy on March 20, 2009, 02:08:45 PM
tam-is lang ang kiss og magsyota pa pero inig ka minyo abutan og five years, wala nay gana ang kiss medyo lood na labina og naa nay apo law-ay na kono ikiss

di ko mo tuo ana, aduy. ako lagi lolo mo kiss man sa ako lola unya di man lood tan awon. same with my parents. depende tingali na sa upbringing kung naanad mo nga mo tan-aw unya affectionate pud inyong ginikanan.

same here. sa una mag lisod jud ko palit sapatos sa pinas kay walay size. 40 or 41 pud ko. ano ba yan!

upload nalang sa photobucket

or follow the instruction http://tubagbohol.mikeligalig.com/index.php?topic=3379.0

Jan, kung naa sa friendster dali ra. Right click unya copy image location human i paste dire sa TB. Dayon butangi sa daplin ug img code.

it should appear like this -  [ img ][ /img ] sa isig ka daplin sa image location

Quote from: hofelina on March 20, 2009, 03:25:14 PM
Ang pag-mabdos dakong Grasya sa Ginoo, dili gajud ma-plano

OT: Manay, I love your avatar.

Quote from: janjan on March 20, 2009, 03:29:45 PM

di ko buntis ginger mommy na  3 years old na ahong bugoy

Ok. Pag post unya pls ug pic sa imong bugoy dire, jan. Thanks

Quote from: janjan on March 20, 2009, 03:08:45 PM
congrats willmerit and to all the TB mommies apil ko ani hehehe,ikaw swak wen man sad na imo ?

buntis pud ka jan?

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on March 19, 2009, 11:37:47 PM
Nakaadto kog bukid sa Panadtaran, duol sa Mabini, pero morag sa Candijay man tingali ni nahasakop. Nindot ang view. Makita ang tibuok Cogtong Bay. Hayahay kaayo ang lugar. 

Nakadungog bitaw ko ani adtong pag adto namo sa Anda last July. Wa lang mi ka adto sa Candijay kay wa may nang imbitar. hahahaha

Kinsay taga Candijay dire ha? (Gawas ni Angie)

nag huna2x jud ko ron sa EB nila Grazie ug miga Bambi. haaay! I can't wait to see their pics.

Dear Glace,

Nagdumot jud ko anang imong isda. Unsa kahay lami ana ug tuwahon. Tua nag pabukal naku ug tubig. Gi hiwa na pud ang lamas, ang imo nalang isda ang kuwang. Kanus-a pa na nimo ihatag naku?

Toud, unsay initial sa imong name?

Hazel

Glace, tuwaha nanang isda sa imong avatar. Ilisi ug imong dagway nga nabusog sa tinuwa.

while sleeping with surprise little kisses

ay! di sha paluma kay mahimo jud siyang sushi.

ingna dayon Mike ipa stretch iya dunggan para mabutangan na sa cellphone.

hahahaha

na unsa namo dire? kinsay nauna ba?

maayo noon na. sigurado walay missed calls

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 20, 2009, 05:01:17 AM
si Sushime kinahanglan mag minyo usa ani! hahahhaha

Sushi kinahanglan makig penpal ka usa aning mga MOARI!

LOL!

PS dear abi nako ug "kinsay mo ari" ang title! hahahha

Kinsa si Sushime?

Will this be the latest fashion for mobile phone geeks?

Sure you could be a diehard Motorala fan, but this is going way overboard.

Source: Techblog

The indigenous people of New Zealand are the Maori, belonging to the Polynesian group. Between 800 and 1,350 AD, a wave of Polynesians coming from Tonga and Samoa on their canoes settled in New Zealand. The Maori tradition says that a Polynesian chief of the island of Hawaiki, called Ngahua, knowing the abundance of jade in New Zealand, a shiny tough green stone used for making carvings, collars and adornments, headed an expedition made of 8 canoes. Each canoe was 30 m (100 ft) long, harboring over 100 persons. This contingent settled in Te-Ika-a Maui, the Maori name of the northern island of New Zealand, where they made a population nucleus to which new colonizers were soon added. Maori simply means "human" in the Maori language.

Maori had large villages comprising wooden houses and formed numerous tribes headed by an old chief. Houses were made of large tree trunks, used as posts and beams. Houses were decorated
with carved reliefs, often painted in vivid colors. The population boom between the 15-16 centuries triggered frequent conflicts between the tribes, included real wars resulting in large numbers of casualties. The main house of a Maori village was the House of the Council, where the most important men of the community gathered to discuss questions of general interest.

Maori people had four main gods, and some minor gods, the spirits of the dead and the evil spirits. The Lord of the Sea was represented as a two-faced man with a thrown-out tongue. The wooden idols, once carved, were placed in a special location, called marae, surrounded by a palisade. In this sacred enclosure, priests conducted complex religious ceremonies. Through these ceremonies, the spirits of the gods descended to the Earth and seized the image dedicated to them (they resided in them). Each village preserved carefully its idols that were worshiped and offered sacrifices, so that divinities would not cease to protect the villagers. The wooden carvings were made using adzes, gouges and burins, through which the craftsmen achieved complicated geometric motifs or grotesque human faces. The ancient Maori art was more conventional, resembling that of the Marquise Islands. Later, the Maori developed their own more complex geometric style.

Like all Polynesians, Maori are a mix between Mongoloids and Black Asians (like Papues of New Guinea): they have an oval face with marked cheekbone, a prominent and rectilinear nose with wide nostrils which gives the face a triangular look, large eyes, thick lips, a less-marked chin and darker skin.

The faces of the Maori men were covered by intricate tattoos, describing parallel, spiral and volute lines. Men had their entire body covered with tattoos and tattooing was a proof of resistance to physical pain. Moreover, the complexity of the tattoos were a mark of wealth, as the work of the tattoo makers was costly. While the artist made the tattoos with a bone bodkin, he was forbidden to touch food with his hands, that's why he had to be fed by another person. The Maori perfected the art of tattooing and even the heads of the warriors dead in combat were preserved as adornments in the Houses of the Council.

The Maori women could tattoo only their torso, lips and extremities, but many did not make that. Women wore fiber tunics and feather adorned capes. The used fibers were those of the New Zealand flax. The flax was woven by women, under the teaching of a priest who pronounced magic spells during the various stages of the processing. The Maori are known also because of their peculiar way of greeting: by rubbing their noses.

The ancient Maori believed that in the geysers and thermal springs of New Zealand lived gods accompanied by good and evil spirits. Only priests could approach such places in the case of many tribes. Other tribes knew the curative and medicinal value of these springs, frequented by ill or old people, and not only. Maori women also deposited leather bags filled with sweet potatoes (yams), hold by a cord, into the smoking springs to cook them. This food acquired the iron taste of the waters, being beneficial for the health.

Fishing was a main activity of the Maori. For this, they used the canoe with balance beam, called batanga. Maori used fishing nets attached to a long bamboo serving as floater. Each village of fishermen had a sacred place with a shrine, where the fishing master was at the same time a priest who worshipped the image of the God of the Sea. Maori farmed taro and yams, but the cool clime of New Zealand did not allow other common Polynesian crops, like coconut palm, banana or breadfruit trees. In the even colder southern island, not even taro and yams could be cultivated. During the harvesting or a military victory, Maori, both women and men, celebrated through dances. The most famous Maori dance is of course that of the Maori warriors, called haka, accompanied by an aggressive mimic and violent mouth grimaces meant to insult the enemy. Haka was made famous by the Rugby National Team of New Zealand, that plays it before each of its matches.

The Maori were famous as being bellicose people. Each tribe had a group of well trained warriors. The weaponry included a large spear and a wood or stone (often jade) mace cut with multiple adornments. In some cases, the captured enemies were eaten in a ritual act of cannibalism; this was a great offense and the family of the man executed in this manner had to revenge him. Each warrior wore with him a small jade figurine, called hei tiki, inherited from his forebears, which served as amulet and distinctive sign. Each man, when being made prisoner, had to hand over his hei tiki and that of his wife, which was passed to the wife of the winner.

The dog was the only domestic animal of the Maori (even if Polynesians also kept pigs and chickens). New Zealand did not have a mammal fauna, but a rich endemic bird fauna, comprising the huge moa birds (Dinornis), much larger than ostriches (and related with them): they reached 3 m height and 250 kg (550 pounds) in weight. In a very short period of time following their settlement, the Maori hunted these birds to extinction.

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The Circus Starring Britney Spears kicked off at the beginning of the month, but it may already be in danger of being canceled, reports in the media claim. Although the reviews for each show are positive, in recent days, Britney has been receiving death threats via e-mail and text messages, which has made her warn of calling off the tour lest her two boys are kidnapped or worse, an unnamed source says for Look magazine, via HollywoodRag.

Britney is terrified that some stalker (or more) might want to take the threats in the e-mails and text messages and put them into practice, the anonymous spy reveals for the magazine. Granted, she is always surrounded by security, and has even consulted with staff in this sense, but that does not mean that she won’t do everything in her power to protect her children, even cancel the tour altogether if need be, it is further being stressed.

“Britney received some anonymous death threats over the phone and in the mail, and her worst fear is a kidnap plot against Sean or Jayden. She’s been having terrible nightmares ever since then and she wakes up in the middle of the night crying out for her boys.” the spy shares for the mag. “She told her head of security and he thinks it’s a lone stalker. Her paranoia has reached fever pitch and she’s wracked with fear.”

Sadly, it’s not just the death threats that have made Britney consider the option of calling off the tour, although they would be reason enough for anyone. The singer is also feeling its pressure, what with some reviewers criticizing her for not singing live and others picking on her choice of outfits for the performances. All in all, insiders claim, Britney Spears’ Circus tour is not looking so good.

“Britney is under so much strain, what with relentless performing, the bad reviews and the worry over her boys. It all got too much and she screamed at her team, ‘I can’t do this any more, why are you all torturing me?’ She ran out of the room crying.” the same insider tells. With all this, granted these reports are anything close to accurate, up on stage, the singer continues to keep her composure and really put herself out there with her performance, as several media outlets are reporting. If these rumors check out, you will surely find out about it here.

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ScienceDaily (Mar. 19, 2009) â€" Using the natural glue that marine mussels use to stick to rocks, and a variation on the inkjet printer, a team of researchers led by North Carolina State University has devised a new way of making medical adhesives that could replace traditional sutures and result in less scarring, faster recovery times and increased precision for exacting operations such as eye surgery.

Traditionally, there have been two ways to join tissue together in the wake of a surgery: sutures and synthetic adhesives. Sutures work well, but require enormous skill and longer operating times. Additionally, the use of sutures is associated with a number of surgical complications, including discomfort, infection and inflammation. Synthetic adhesives are also widely used, but they are the source of increasing concerns over their toxicological and environmental effects. One such concern with some synthetic medical adhesives is that â€" because they are not biodegradable â€" they do not break down in the body and therefore may cause inflammation, tissue damage, or other problems.

But new research shows that adhesive proteins found in the "glue" produced by marine mussels may be used in place of the synthetic adhesives without these concerns, because they are non-toxic and biodegradable, according to study co-author Dr. Roger Narayan. In addition, the mussel proteins can be placed in solution and applied using inkjet technology to create customized medical adhesives, which may have a host of applications. For example, Narayan says this technique may "significantly improve wound repair in eye surgery, wound closure and fracture fixation." Narayan is an associate professor in the joint biomedical engineering department of NC State and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

"This is an improved way of joining tissues," Narayan says, "because the use of the inkjet technology gives you greater control over the placement of the adhesive. This helps ensure that the tissues are joined together in just the right spot, forming a better bond that leads to improved healing and less scarring." This increased control would be a boon for surgery that relies on extreme precision, such as eye repair, Narayan explains.

The study was performed in collaboration with Professor Jon Wilker in the Department of Chemistry at Purdue University. The National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health and the Office of Naval Research funded the research.

the exorcist

akong gi tan.aw and weather forecast. straight 5 days nga naay sun unya sugod na ug warm. padayon na unta ni aron itago na nato ang atong mga baga nga jacket.

selected true to life story to be fabricated.

sad!

Quote from: hofelina on March 18, 2009, 05:48:11 AM

kini Day, mo bis-bis.

Murag maayo ni, Manay, dah!

gi isnab

 
see balong?! patience is a virtue

Quote from: LanggamTamsi2 on March 17, 2009, 10:56:44 AMOy kananidot ba ana oi, ako ignorante jud kay wa pa ko kita ug ingon ana jud nga ang lake na ice , sus kondatu pa lang ko nilupad ko diha, pagkatugnaw ana paminawon oi ginger. dili ba na slippery?

tita, dali na samtang wa pa malanay. di man siya slippery kay diha may bag-o nga snow adtong niaging semana. naay mga 2-3 inches nga snow ibabaw sa ice.

Quote from: ms da binsi on March 17, 2009, 04:57:07 AM

hala! hala! murag hapit na mahulpa ang ice! hahhaha!

huy nalanay na among lakes diri! and we are 55 oF na! yehey!

inig out of state namo sa wednesday kay 71 oF waaa!

unsaon nalng ni akong kagid nga naa pa man ni kugang!

lecheness!!!

ps. huy taas na imong buhok!

nag sugod nami ug init. hopefully, mo lanay naning mga snø. di na jud ko kahuwat sa spring, kapuy na sige jacket.

kanang imong kagid, pasagdi ra na kay naayo naman kaha na. hahaha nodnori na ug cebu de macho.

Quote from: glacier_71 on March 18, 2009, 05:19:06 AM
kinis ginger, hofelina, murag daghan na ning nangabot, gipanglabay na gani tingali ang uban ani...lol..peace.

shalan pud nang gipang labay, glace. di kaha akoy gi labay?!

Quote from: hofelina on March 18, 2009, 05:25:23 AM
She is just taking her time, hopefully not so long, aboton unya ug ting-uga.

hahaha di lagi, manay. magpa bisbis lang pud panagsa aron di abtan ug huwaw.

Quote from: hofelina on March 18, 2009, 05:04:40 AM
okay, now show that  you are fruitful, larga na.

hahaha mangita sa ta ug mo tanom, manay.

Di pa pud diay kaayo dugay.

+ A mole on the left cheek foretells fruitfulness in either sex, as does one on the nose.

-- daghan ko mole sa left cheek.

Manay, when was the last time you were home?

Wow! Amy, Congratulations to you and Gary. Bantog ra nga wa nata mag sige ka hinagbo dire ug ni Gary sa YM. I'm sure lipay si Julius kay naa na siya little bro or sis nga umaabot.

Again, Congrats!

Take extra care of yourself.