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basin wala madayon..

Quote from: Kerstin on March 20, 2011, 09:59:29 PM
wa moy pick up service sa inyo guest adto pantalan ahahaha nanghasi ko woi,sori kuya ^_^
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Yes we do have pick-up for guest from pantalan or airport..

Mao guihapon na ang cell no. ni Jr unya gikan from pantalan is less than 10 minutes ug walay traffic the nearest beaches are located in Panglao and Dauis approximate 20 to 30 minutes drive depending on the traffic,our apartment vacancy will start on the second week of May kay fully booked man gud siya karon nga summer..

Quote from: Kerstin on March 20, 2011, 08:40:49 PM
so..,15t/per month kuya Vrgl? divided by 4 weeks..it would be 3,750pesos per week..right?

Pwede man ka ha short term..what if 1-2 weeks lang? pwede mo rent og 1week para katulogan lang inighoman warak ba with reservation of 1 week extension kon nahan pa diay mo stay.

about water and electricity gamay raman cguro di ba? naay kwentador ana?

pls. dont forget discount ha ky taga TB gud hahaha

hi Kers..ug less than one month we charge on daily basis which is 800 pesos per day that include water and electricity barato na ni compare to the hotels nga 100o pesos per day for one room..Barato pa ni siya kay promo pa man..

kalamay

Last time i was in Honkong with my wife was 2008..

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bW7dVkO1-Y&feature=player_embedded#at=87]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bW7dVkO1-Y&feature=player_embedded#at=87

manginhas ug sigay ug kinhason para sud-an panihapon..

Action shots taken a year ago at Dumaluan Beach (Summerflung)

Akong nature shot nga ang title is Summer Frolic

Akong kuha nga urban landscape right from my window done in HDR..I call it comic book sunrise..

Ryan naa ba ka nailhan nga maayo mo himo ug frame ug picture sa bohol mga A4 lang ang sukod kay ako man lang ga print  akong picture unya sa pag uli nako ga plano ko ug e frame kining akong mg picture kay maoy akong e decorate puhon sa balay..

Quote from: ryan on February 23, 2011, 01:21:54 PM
Musta mga Sano?! Daghan man diay mga maniniyot dre no?hehehe I hope magkatapok2x puhon mga Bohol photographers (amateurs, hobbyists, pros) para mag-share2x pud ba...experiences..skills..talents. Or bisag simple nga storya2x lang gud. Basin diay maka organize tag exhibit somewhere...like sa ICM ba ron..or sa asa..

Kinsay interesado?

Sige Ryan naa ba ka sa Bohol karon pag organize na kay mo apil ko..

Quote from: BolBuhol on February 23, 2011, 12:47:25 AM
sin-o ninyo ang indi na bahinang sang milyones 

yung nag agrabyado yun ang hindi na bahinan..

Clouds over Dublin (HDR Image)

secret to long life is sige ug kaon ug pancit..

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2011, 07:11:15 PM

Kanang Bumper lang ako!!

Quote from: hofelina on February 22, 2011, 07:19:55 PM
he he he, Virgilio pamotos na kay mo-uli na rabaka pohon Pinas Doy!

Bin bag na lang akong sudlan sa akong mga sanina Tess kay 20 kilos lang ang allowed ,ang akong samsonite wala pa sulod kay 4 kilos na!!Very unfair..

Quote from: hubag bohol on February 22, 2011, 07:13:52 PM
Sobra kakusog sa hangin, Bay Guaps, labyog-labyog gud akong itlog...  

Ang mga pisot natuli gud,ang kaha nga ga kulob nahayang pa jud..

Ang maayo ana ibaligya sad nang iyang husband didto sa abattoir para himoong feeds sa mga baboy..

Grabe kusuga na ning hangin diri sa ubang kauban nato uy lupig ang huricane Katrina nalupad na ku ug apil..

Mora sab tingali na sila ug call boy..

lisod bitaw ning umahan e manage labi na ug wala ka ug naa man galing kwarta diri na palit ug yuta sa syudad unya diha mag negusyo..

Go for it,life is short enjoy while you can..

where are the picture..

Congrat's  to the New Deck Officers's,keep up the good work..

Mas maayo ug gwapo ang lalaki unya kwartahan pa gyod..inilog gud ni sa mga pinay..hehehe..

Altar of Baclayon Church...

Nice Pictures..

Virgin look diay na Tess.The scotish men are popular wearing thier kilts without underwear too.As for bieng bald down thier i like it.

Quote from: Lorenzo on February 02, 2011, 04:31:09 AM
Very beautiful, Nong.

TY Lorenz..

When i was working on  Cruise ships before (Royal Carribean Cruise and Silver Seas cruise) i work with a lot of pilipino women.They have boyfriends on board and some of them change thier boyfriend as frequently as changing thier knickers.Others stay with there men for the rest of thier contract.They also have relationship with different nationalities,tikim tikim lang so are the men.

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on February 02, 2011, 03:39:15 AM
Good looking APT. guapo...Anyway, taga dinhi kaba sa Bo-ol? ngutana lang ko kai naa koi mga classmate sa BolHi nga taga dinha...Apillanes/Ligason...

Naa sa Baclayon man ang among Residence BQN pero aware ko nga daghan mi ug silingan diha sa Bool nga mga Ligason..

Quote from: TUBAGBOHOL.com on February 02, 2011, 12:31:54 AM
Vir, someone is looking for a place to stay in Tagbilaran, Bohol. Please forward this forum post to her email address: mickeyjenmark@yahoo.com (Jen Flores)

Thanks TB i will send her an email ..

I invest my money with the Russians

Quote from: david on January 26, 2011, 02:37:52 AM
bro sa xp pa ako comp. kamao ko mo post, karon vista di na man ko ka post kapila na ko suway pero dili jud ma send
salamat sa advice bro.

Paghimo ug account sa Flickr Bay unya didto ka mag post sa imong picture unya mag open ka ug new tab sa imong screen adto sab nimo e open ang TB bali dungan ang flickr ug TB ug open unya e show window side by side by right click sa imong mouse didto sa task bar.e left click kanang imong picture sa flicker unya dalha didto sa imong reply diha sa may image..makamao lagi ka kadugayan practice nga hit and miss..

My Digital painting of the Coast of Northern Ireland..

Hi EVZ, the rent for 2 bed room fully furnished  Apartment with airconditioning is 15 thousand monthly ,Water and electricity not included..

Mao ni ang Bag-o nga Airlines sa Philippines barato lang ang pasahe ug naa ka sa topload...

This could be real and process by Photomatic software to make the picture into a high definition.

Ang Pari gani nga magminyo unsa man ang itawag sa kanila?...Padre de Familia hehehe...

Quote from: david on January 08, 2011, 08:50:23 PM
pwede na ring tuba forever from bohol supply to cebu at manila pero pag aralan muna paano magawa nang tuba na ang kustumer hindi magkalibanga...standing capital 770p pwede na siguro

mas ok ko dyan mag invest satuba bay kay sa pyramiding..

Quote from: honestjeenn on January 08, 2011, 06:45:52 PM
Hindi... Mayaman na yan kaya why have to ask money from people guys? Come to think mayaman na sya... Gusto nya lang ibahagi ang nahita nya sa networking kaya nagtayo sya ng sarili nyang company..

Well, depende siguro yun sa networking na sinasalihan... Why have this balance sa account ko ngayon? 9 months na yang company..Kung dami napahamak dyan, suppose ngayon tumigil na ang mga tao kapo-promote nyan... And have proof of payments kabago-bago ko pa lang.


Ang first vita plus, hindi ba at pyramiding din? bakit until now, nandyan pa rin? Nasa tao ang gawa para sya umunlad... Hindi ka naman pwedeng hindi mamuhunan sa isang negosyo. Kapag mamuhunan ka ng laway, balde baldeng laway din ang babalik sa yo... hahaha

at saka mahirap kung wala product na kapalit ang 770 mo, eh meron naman. Negative lagi ang tingin nyo sa networking. But for me, like pang three times ko na tong try but at least itong huli, wala ako regret kasi may nakikita akong balik ng 770 ko...

Nandyan pa rin yung mga pyramiding dahil may mga tao na manloloko at may mga tao din na naloloko..

Quote from: honestjeenn on January 08, 2011, 04:00:55 PM

hehe.. may sense of humor ba? But it's true kasi kahit hindi nya linya, nilinya nyaito...

Dahil sa pera?kung pyramiding ang pag usapan marami na ang na napahamaknyan.

The six oclock news..

Congratulations:To Magdales Realty Services on the opening of their new office on saturday at the Ground Floor of Calcaben Apartments located in front of the old Sandugo shrine Bool District,Tagbilaran city..Any body who is interested to buy a piece of paradise in Bohol Island can contact me at my e mail:: vrglcalcaben@yahoo.co.uk or Delia Magdales...

Quote from: chicogon on January 03, 2011, 01:26:21 PM
Pagsugat sa New Year: likayi ang prutas nga itom ug liso, sama sa mansanas, ubas, pakwan, peras, chiko para di ngitngit ang suerte. Ice cream sad kay matunaw and suerte. Kana sad gikan sa dagat kay basin malumos ang suerte. Ayaw sad manok, pabo ug pato kay molupad ang suerte. Mga hayop sad nga upat ang tiil sama sa baka, baboy, kanding basin mudagan ang suerte. Para makasiguro, ayaw nalang pag handa ug kaon sa bag-ong tuig. 

Courtesy of a friend, Dr. Ed Gamboa

mao ni exacto kay dili gyud mo buhi ug kwarta..

good news ni sa ekonomiA..ug mo spend sa kaon ug 200 pesos a day e multiply ug 15 million plus bayad pa sa ilang gi puy-an nga balay dakong kwata sa mga pinoy...

mao ra na sa Honda Dream dako lang ug gamay kay para man na sa dagkong tawo ang mosakay..

Mao jud na kina lamian nga sinugatan sa bagong tuig Pads..ang mga pagkaon ang akong gipasabot..hehe..

Quote from: statesville on January 01, 2011, 08:04:40 AM
magnegosyo ug farms magbuhi ug mga baka   

dili baya na sila mokaon ug baka ang mga Indian kay sacred man nila na..

I rather have my Honda xlr..

That depends on what kind of ads you post..Are you on real estate business or selling some things try to post in ~E bay...or if you are looking for your princess or prince charming you can post in the dating sites..

Quote from: chicogon on December 23, 2010, 01:46:17 PM

sA PORMA PADS hibaw-an gyud ug Pari ang tag-iya kay may pagka religious symbol ang balay..

Our dream house coming true kami ra gyud ga plano plano ini ..

na una lang ug pila ka weeks ang Europe sa winter storm karon maayo na sab among climate 8 degrees C na lang..

maayo unta ug ang katunga ana mo anha sa Bohol para maka boast sa atong tourism ug mo dugang sa income sa Bohol..

Ang mga pari kaha pwede kaha ni sila mag pa surrogate mother.Si Virgin Mary surrogate mother man to siya di ba?

This is our Hospital chapel last christmas full of snow..




And the huge live Christmas tree in front of the Hospital..

Happy Birthday MDB...

And Happy Christmas to all TB members..

from vrglguapo

WASHINGTONâ€"Skype suffered an outage lasting several hours on Wednesday affecting millions of users of the Internet communications service.

"Our engineers and site operations team are working non-stop to get things back to normal â€" thanks for your continued patience," Luxembourg-based Skype said in a message on its Twitter feed @Skype.

In a blog post, Skype explained that computers known as "supernodes" had been taken offline by an unspecified problem affecting some versions of Skype.

"Under normal circumstances, there are a large number of supernodes available," Skype said. "Our engineers are creating new 'mega-supernodes' as fast as they can, which should gradually return things to normal.

"This may take a few hours, and we sincerely apologize for the disruption to your conversations," Skype said. "Some features, like group video calling, may take longer to return to normal."

Skype, which was founded in 2003, bypasses the standard telephone network by channeling voice, video and text conversations over the Internet.

The company announced plans in August to raise up to $100 million in shares by listing on the Nasdaq stock exchange.

The service has millions of users around the world and many took to Twitter to complain about the outage in a variety of languages.

"Holy crap. end of the world... #skype is down," wrote Rafael Otero on his Twitter feed @rotero.

"Ugh. #skype went down when I was in the middle of a call," said Carly-Anne Fairlie on @carlyannedotcom.

Technology blogger Om Malik, writing on his blog GigaOm.com, said the outage was a serious issue for a company that is "starting to ask larger corporations for their business."

"If I am a big business, I would be extremely cautious about adopting Skype for business, especially in the light of this current outage," Malik said, adding that Skype "needs to ensure that it doesn't go down. Even for a few minutes."
[/url]From Inquirer.net

I like dark chocolate IT'S made from cacao and it's healthy for the body.

By Veronica Uy on October 20, 2010 3:23 PM | 23 Comments | No TrackBacks

By Frederick Arceo


Editor's note: The following Philippine Daily Inquirer article is one of the most shared articles on OFW sites and blogs. Written in Filipino, it has been tossed around so much that many sites don't even know who wrote it anymore. Some have edited it and put in their own remarks. It goes by different titles like, "Iba pa rin sa Pinas," "Ang OFW ay Tao Rin" or "Pagpupugay sa OFW," among others. It often comes with an introduction, like the one posted on qatarliving.com that says, "Here's something for those with spouses, siblings, children, or relatives who are OFWs and especially those who hope to work abroad one day. This may help you better understand what it means to be an OFW."

This is a translation of the original piece, published with the permission of its author, Saudi Arabia-based Filipino, Frederick Montilla Arceo.

Overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) are not rich. We have this notion that when someone is an OFW or based abroad, he or she is loaded. Not true. An OFW might earn from P50K-P300K a month, depending on the location. Those in Saudi Arabia or the United States might earn in the high range. But to say that they're "rich" is a fallacy (amen!).

Many Filipinos seek work abroad because their needs are great. They have so many mouths to feed. Often, 3/4 or half of their earnings go to paying school tuition fees for their children and keeping up with the family's household expenses.

It's hard being an OFW. You need to scrimp and save as much as you can. Yes, food can be good abroad but often you stick to paksiw or adobo or eggs in order to save money. Come the 15th or end of the month, the first thing you look up is the conversion rate of the peso to the dollar, rial, or euro. It's okay to make do with what little is left than let the family go hungry. Come leave time, you also have to have some money left because many relatives will be waiting at the airport or at home. You know how it is among Pinoys, word gets around that you are an OFW and it attracts a lot of kin.

If you don't bring pasalubong (a traditional homecoming gift) they may feel slighted and say bad things about you. Well, not all. But I'm sure some OFWs here have had that experience. Abroad, OFWs are also looked at differently. Very many have experienced not getting their due or being discriminated against in workplaces. You just take it, keep going, cry it out alone, because you think how miserable your family would be if you packed up and went home.

Besides, you really can't count on a job waiting for you back home. And prices of rice, milk, sardines, and apartment rentals are high. So you suffer on--even though you have to work with a lot of jerks (kahit maraming kupal sa trabaho), even though you are sick and have no one to take care of you, even though the food sucks and working conditions bad, even dangerous, and the job difficult. Then when you have remitted money home, everything seems okay again; you call, "hello! kumusta na kayo(how are you all doing)?"

OFWs are not unfeeling (Hindi bato ang OFW). You are human--not money or cash machines. You get tired, lonely (yes, often); you get sick, hungry; you stop and think, too. You, too, need support, if not physically, at least emotionally or spiritually.

OFWs also grow old. Those I have met and spoken to, many have receding hairlines or are balding. Most of them have signs and symptoms of hypertension, coronary artery disease, and arthritis. Yet, they continue to work thinking about the family they left behind. There are many abroad, after 20-30 years, that still have not put away a savings stash. No matter how hard they work, they can't seem to save enough. It's painful when you know that the family you support back home still can't make ends meet, that a child is a drug addict, a daughter, pregnant; and one's spouse is in a relationship with someone else. It recalls that popular old song "Napakasakit Kuya Eddie."

OFWs are heroes. That's true. I, for one, realized this only now, that OFWs really are heroes in so many ways. Not icons or household names like Nora Aunor or Flor Contemplacion but heroes in the truest sense of the word. They could surpass even Rizal or Bonifacio: They have braved more wars and conflicts in order to give their families a better life; they have battled more political intrigues just to keep their jobs in hostile environments; they have exhibited more patience than your usual congressman or senator in the Philippines--all because of the fear of losing that precious pay check.

OFWs are survivors. Pinoys are survivors (Matindi ang Pinoy). They are more tenacious than rats or cockroaches which are said to be able to survive cataclysms. Yet for all their sacrifices, they have yet to see solutions or results.

OFWs are unlucky--unlike politicians. They don't sign autographs or give interviews to media (unless they were kidnapped); they stay on the sidelines. When they leave the country, they are sad and on the verge of tears. When they come home, the lucky ones are welcomed by relatives at the airport. But if they come home without money, relatives are hard to find.

If only OFWs had a voice in Congress like politicians who are financed by the Filipino people and don't have to work under the hot sun, or get scalded by hot oil, or shouted at by foreign employers, or eat paksiw day in and day out to save money, or live in a compound with conditions less than favorable, and be forced to live with people with strange ways if only to be able to live. Politicians are lucky, really lucky.

OFWs are steadfast. Stronger and more steadfast than soldiers or other groups you might know. They are masters of reverse psychology, negotiations, and counter-attacks. Will the OFWs last? Most likely because we still don't know when change and progress will come to the Philippines. Will it come? Is there a chance?

Happiness is imagining yourself in the company of your loved ones every day, watching your children grow in a healthy and loving home. Happiness is eating sitaw, bagoong, lechon, inihaw na isda, taba ng talangka. Happiness is watching a Filipino movie, whether old reruns or new ones. There's still nothing like knowing your neighbors. There's still no place like the Philippines, being with other Pinoys (well, except those with crab mentalities). There's still nothing like being able to tell stories and know that others around you understand what you are saying. There's really nothing like the sound of "mahal kita!", "'day, ginahigugma tika," "Mingaw na ko nimo ba, kalagot!" "Inday, diin ka na subong haw? ganahan guid ko simo ba." There's really no place...like home.

Sige lang. Tiis lang. Saan ba't darating din ang pag-asa. So be it. just suck it in and keep going Somehow, you hope, things will work out.

This what happen to cars in sub zero temperature

kalimot na ko ining kantaha..

Welcome Cathy to TB and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year..

nice

Quote from: kan-ogong on December 21, 2010, 04:20:54 AM
Ug kinsa man gani to dere sa TB nga dili gusto sa eror nga Philippine money palihug na lang ta bi  ihatag nako ayaw na lang ilabay.Dawat man ko bisan error labi na 1000 bill.bisan unsa kadaghana inyo ihatag bisan pa sako sako andam ko modawat jud.Daghang Salamat

ako pod dawat pod ko..

unbelievable cold weather...

Quote from: islander on December 21, 2010, 12:31:41 AM
thankful that my tendonitis in my left arm is healing.  now i can go back to the computer.  and tb.  slowly.  it was caused by too much time spent on the computer, hehe.

i missed you all.  honestly and strangely. 

miss you too....

Jackfrost is coming tonight with -10 degrees C...cold snap..

Mao ni ang bag- o nga kwarta colorfull kaayo..

mo uli guihapon kay daghan man ug kabilingan..

sailing the seven seas..

at home..

Naa pod gamay...

ngeeeee!

Quote from: wolfpack823 on December 06, 2010, 01:05:45 AM
I am very exhausted between my job for 12 hours and going to the hospital. Last night I slept there, and left the hospital at 430 AM to go to work. My car was  jumping on the ditch 2 times, wihout realizing I was driving passed 85. I don't have experience taking care of sick people....I am scared!!!

I realized in life a situation arrives when you have no choice but to do what you believe is right!

I am taking care of my estranged husband! He was in the Philippines starting a new life when all of a sudden he was diagnosed with pancreatic disorders at St. Luke's Medical Ctr. He has to come home for more examinations only to find out he got stage 4 pancreatic cancer.

Please pray for him that may God help him with his sufferings, in accordance with His will and time.

My sympathy goes to you wolfpack.ALWAYS pray to the Lord for more strength in times of trouble.He will comfort you.

Ug mao na mahitabo mo taas na sab diay ang exchange rate sa Euro ug Dollar..Hmmmmm...

easy money sa mga tapulan nga babaye..

kanang walay away away..

Quote from: cujo on December 16, 2010, 04:30:41 AM
I purchased a small property in Panglao years ago,thinking someday this would be a perfect place to stay 6 months here and 6 months in U.S.But now I have my doubt...If it is good for our kababayan then go for it!

Think positive cujo ,put a bussiness establishment on your piece of land in Panglao and buy a new lot somewhere in baclayon or maribojoc.

Ang tide ug Ariel dili ra ba na mobola basta sagulon..

Quote from: Lorenzo on December 13, 2010, 09:57:09 PM
hehe nothing wrong with being made in China. My Lola was born in China, and my great-grandfather as well.

Chinese women are renowned for their beauty.

Bitaw chinese mostly are very pretty my first crush at school is of chinese origin..

Made in China gihapon!!

Unya ug mapareho sa greenvilage sa corella naghatag na sila ug down payment pag himan pa wala diay.

innocent until proven guilty..

Quote from: Lorenzo on December 13, 2010, 10:46:04 AM
I attended a large Pentecostal Church (i was invited by a friend, so i attended) one time. They rented a stadium to seat the members; there were also about 5,000-10,000 that attended worship. To enter the stadium, I had to pay $5.00. So each weekend, that church raked up about $25,000- $50,000 based on entrance fees (not including tithes).

Religion is a good business..

Quote from: Lorenzo on December 13, 2010, 08:16:55 AM
what is kinutil?

Kinutil is made of tuba,fresh eggs,chocolate drink made from cacao a bit of sugar.And mix together to make kinutil.Some like it with more ingredient.

Mag lbm ko ug kinutil bahalina sab ako favorite kay kisum kisum.

Building an apartment needs a lot of money so rent is going up on new apartments.

10 years pa daw ni mahuman 

Ma karma unya na siya pag abut sa panahon..

Britney Spears and Paris Hilton are original commando,s they don't wear panties going to parties. Thier are loads of photos circulating the internet showing thier mons veneris.

Quote from: hofelina on December 10, 2010, 09:30:55 PM
Wala jud ka matandog Doy? shalan bah!


ps;

I want to join.

Ha Ha !next time i will invite you to a commando party..and don't forget to wear you boots and your miniskirt....

I first heard that word Commando before from my Irish lady friends .And i remember what it was. My irish friend Nina invited me to a Disco one Saturday nights and She told me She was doing a Commando.I was wondering what it was so  asked her to explain it to me.She said that she went to the disco wearing boots and mini skirt without wearing knickers or underwear. I told her She was pulling my legs,and i have to see to believed . Nina pulled her miniskirt up exposing her pink Pu**y ,and that send shivers on my skin hehe..

Dili gihapon ko believe nila mga aMercanong sundalo bisan unsa pang armas ilang dad-on.Ug madakpan gani nila sa Bin Laddin anha pa ko to-o maayo sila.

2007 pa man ang petsa..

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on December 08, 2010, 11:03:03 AM
Nakasuway na ba ka ug Chikinini?

Wala pa unsa man kini siya makaon ni..siya ..Bag-ong klase sa pagluto sa manok.?

Quote from: PR0CESS0R on December 09, 2010, 02:11:21 PM
Interested unta ko kaso lang dili man motubag sa mga pangutana.

Basin ug scam..