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Quote from: Vistabel on March 06, 2011, 09:37:19 PM
hehehehe kong mauhon Extremist, similar to Ahl Khaydah, closed minded man kaha.    

Naa puy extremist pero extreme self-love ang nitakboy nga sakit... 

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on February 17, 2011, 02:52:50 AM
ang FB ug TB para nako morag eskwelahan ug sinihan....inig human ug eskwela adto sa sinihan

Mora pud og comedy bar, diin naay stand-up comic nga nagpunay og alsa sa iyang kaugalingong bangko... 

Quote from: Vistabel on March 06, 2011, 02:50:40 PM
sa imong paminaw bai Hubs kanang pagakos-gakos pa sa casket kay gusto nalang sab mouban sa namatay kong itulak kaha na sa panahon nga ilagak ug atabonan na ang patay di kaha mangaway sa nagtulak? 

Sa akong paminaw, di lang kay mangaway, basin maghuramentado pa unya ang nagtulak mao na puy isunod og lubong!

Look at every proud man and humble him, crush the wicked where they stand. (NIV)

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Castlerigg is one of the most beautiful stone circles in Britain, set in a splendid position, in an open field crowned by the Lake District's mountains, 213m (700ft) above sea level. It is thought to be one of the earliest circles in Britain, and it dates from around 3000 BC.

Thirty-eight stones are placed in an slightly oval shape of 30m (100ft) in diameter; a further 10 small stones are arranged as a rectangular enclosure on the south-east side of the ring: this is a feature unique to Castlerigg, nothing similar being present in other stone circles. The largest stone of the circle, not far from the enclosure, is 2.5m (8ft 3in) high and it weighs about 16 tons: most of the others, much smaller, are 1 to 1.5m (3-5ft) high. At the north of the ring is an entrance marked by two slightly bigger stones, and about 90m (295ft) to the south-west, by a stile at the edge of the field, is a single outlying stone, 0.9m (3ft) high.

There are many theories about Castlerigg's function. In Professor Alexander Thom's opinion, the circle was an astronomical observatory (the tallest stone being in line with November or Samhain sunrise), while Professor Aubrey Burl wrote that one of Castlerigg's many functions may have been to act as an emporium connected with the Neolithic stone axe industry in the Langdales. The close mountainous source of the tuff used for such tools and the stone axes found at the site support this theory. Probably, Castlerigg had a variety of functions: easily approached from all directions, it was probably used for trading, religious ceremonies, and tribal gathering. The rectangular enclosure was excavated in 1882, and only charcoal was found. No other excavation has taken place, either within the enclosure or outside.
   
The site was first brought to public notice in 1725 by the antiquarian William Stukeley, who wrote that the circle was very entire, consisting of 50 stones, some very large. But in 1849, in his Guide to The Lakes, Jonathan Otley reported the present total of stones. Castlerigg, known to local people as Druid's Circle, is also called Keswick Carles, apparently because of an old legend telling that the stones are petrified men, but in fact for a misunderstanding of William Stukeley's word Carles for Castle.


http://www.stonepages.com/england/castlerigg.html

SS Marine Sulphur Queen, a T2 tanker converted from oil to sulfur carrier, was last heard from on February 4, 1963 with a crew of 39 near the Florida Keys. Marine Sulphur Queen was the first vessel mentioned in Vincent Gaddis' 1964 Argosy Magazine article, but he left it as having "sailed into the unknown", despite the Coast Guard report, which not only documented the ship's badly-maintained history, but declared that it was an unseaworthy vessel that should never have gone to sea.

--Wiki

On December 28, 1948, a Douglas DC-3 aircraft, number NC16002, disappeared while on a flight from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to Miami. No trace of the aircraft or the 32 people on board was ever found. From the documentation compiled by the Civil Aeronautics Board investigation, a possible key to the plane's disappearance was found, but barely touched upon by the Triangle writers: the plane's batteries were inspected and found to be low on charge, but ordered back into the plane without a recharge by the pilot while in San Juan. Whether or not this led to complete electrical failure will never be known. However, since piston-engined aircraft rely upon magnetos to provide spark to their cylinders rather than a battery powered ignition coil system, this theory is not strongly convincing.

-Wiki

The incident resulting in the single largest loss of life in the history of the US Navy not related to combat occurred when USS Cyclops, under the command of Lt Cdr G.W. Worley, went missing without a trace with a crew of 309 sometime after March 4, 1918, after departing the island of Barbados. Although there is no strong evidence for any single theory, many independent theories exist, some blaming storms, some capsizing, and some suggesting that wartime enemy activity was to blame for the loss.

--Wiki

Flight 19 was a training flight of TBM Avenger bombers that went missing on December 5, 1945 while over the Atlantic. The squadron's flight path was scheduled to take them due east for 120 miles, north for 73 miles, and then back over a final 120-mile leg that would return them to the naval base, but they never returned. The impression is given that the flight encountered unusual phenomena and anomalous compass readings, and that the flight took place on a calm day under the supervision of an experienced pilot, Lt. Charles Carroll Taylor. Adding to the intrigue is that the Navy's report of the accident ascribed it to "causes or reasons unknown."

Adding to the mystery, a search and rescue Mariner aircraft with a 13-man crew was dispatched to aid the missing squadron, but the Mariner itself was never heard from again. Later, there was a report from a tanker cruising off the coast of Florida of a visible explosion at about the time the Mariner would have been on patrol.

--Wiki

He he, pwede diay ni gamiton para practical joke... 

Quote from: hofelina on March 06, 2011, 07:13:38 PM
This is a stuffed cat!

Aw, stuffed cat diay ni? Kaluoy pud, gi-preserve pa jud in a ridiculous position! 

Quote from: Vistabel on March 06, 2011, 07:21:51 PM

for us bai Hubs there is nothing wrong but for other there is something wrong.

Natingala bitaw ko, Bay Vist. Aw, gawas kaha kon di ka Bol-anon, unya close minded white American diay ka, he he... 

The Dwarf Don Sebastián de Morra, by Diego Velázquez. 1643-44.
The Prado, Madrid.

by Gene Sanders


I don't know why my favorite color is green
Or why I'm so pleasant when I could be so mean
I don't know why my favorite number is five
Or why I like the classics and don't care for jive

I don't know why my favorite season is fall--
Could be the cool nights, brilliant colors and all
I'm not at all sure why I like the things I do
But it's probably because I'm me and not you!


http://www.ellenbailey.com/poems/ellen_287.htm

A lot of people are mixing up lose and loose. In particular, a lot of people are writing loose when they really mean lose. Here are the definitions of the two words from my Penguin dictionary:

loose [lOOs] adj not fastened or pre-packed; not tied up or confined; able to move freely; not tight, not firmly fixed; not close-fitting; careless, inaccurate, vague; dissolute, immoral; not closely woven; flabby; (of bowels) inclined to diarrhoea; l. box stable or van in which an animal can move about; at a l. end uncertain what to do next; unoccupied ~ loose adv in a loose way; play fast and l. behave rashly or unscupulously ~ loose n release; on the l. free from restraint; on a spree; ~ loose v/t untie, undo; release from confinement or constraint, set free; detatch; fire (gun); shoot (arrow); (eccles) absolve.

lose (p/t and p/part lost) [lOOz] v/t and i no longer have; be deprived of by accident or misfortune; mislay, fail to find; fail to get or win; be too late for; be bereaved of; waste; be defeated or beaten; suffer loss, become worse off; fail to hear, see or understand; cause or allow to perish; (of clock or watch) go too slowly; (refl) miss the right path; become absorbed in; l. one's head become flustered, panic; l. one's temper grow angry; l. one's way fail to find the right path; l. out (US) be defeated after a struggle.

Examples:

   This knot is too loose.
   Please do not lose my book.
   I had better not lose that file.


http://www.ross.net/notes/loose.shtml

Myth: Cats are indifferent to computers.
Fact: They are keenly interested.

Quote from: islander on March 04, 2011, 11:17:16 PM
myth:  cats cannot dance.
fact:  the demanding irish riverdance is peanuts for them.

Hala! Wa kaha ni ipapilit sa bungbong? Di kaha ni cruelty to cats? 

New research is showing that the rana esculenta, or edible frog, of Europe could lead to the discovery of new classes of antibiotics, which is an urgent need in the medical industry. The abstract of the report states that the rana esculenta possesses an "attractive molecule for use in the development of new compounds for the treatment of infectious diseases." Why this is important:

"Due to the widespread resistance of bacteria to the available drugs, the discovery of new classes of antibiotics is urgently needed, and naturally occurring antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) are considered promising candidates for future therapeutic use. Amphibian skin is one of the richest sources of such AMPs."


http://frogmatters.wordpress.com/2008/01/08/why-frogs-matter-new-research-connects-frog-to-new-antibiotics/

Meaning

Completely mad.

Origin





Hares have long been thought to behave excitedly in March, which is their mating season. Lewis Carroll is among many who have used that in stories - Alice's Adventures in Wonderland:

    "The March Hare ... as this is May, it won't be raving mad - at least not so mad as it was in March."

More recently this behaviour has been questioned and it is now thought that hares behave oddly - boxing, jumping etc. - throughout their breeding season, which extends over several months.

Be that as it may; hares, especially March hares, have that reputation, which will surely stay with them.

The first record of the belief in their madness, or in this case their brainlessness, was circa 1500, in Blowbol's Test reprinted by W. C. Hazlitt in Remains Early Popular Poetry of England, 1864:

    "Thanne [th]ey begyn to swere and to stare, And be as braynles as a Marshe hare."

Of course, the phrase 'hare brained' refers to the same behaviour. This is also old and is referenced in Edward Hall's Chronicle, 1548:

    "My desire is that none of you be so unadvised or harebrained as to be the occasion that ..."

The first citation that uses the phrase in a form we now know it is in 1529, in Sir Thomas More's The supplycacyon of soulys:

    "As mad not as a march hare, but as a madde dogge."

The phrase has been in continuous use in the language since the 16th century. It was well-enough established by 1546 for John Heywood to include it in his collection - A dialogue conteinyng the nomber in effect of all the prouerbes in the Englishe tongue.


http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/42400.html

He he... 

Ides of March Marked Murder of Julius Caesar
by Jennifer Vernon


Julius Caesar's bloody assassination on March 15, 44 B.C., forever marked March 15, or the Ides of March, as a day of infamy. It has fascinated scholars and writers ever since.

For ancient Romans living before that event, however, an ides was merely one of several common calendar terms used to mark monthly lunar events. The ides simply marked the appearance of the full moon.

But the Ides of March assumed a whole new identity after the events of 44 B.C. The phrase came to represent a specific day of abrupt change that set off a ripple of repercussions throughout Roman society and beyond.

Josiah Osgood, an assistant professor of classics at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., said: "You can read in Cicero's letters from the months after the Ides of March. … He even says, 'The Ides changed everything.'"

By the time of Caesar, Rome had a long-established republican government headed by two consuls with joint powers. Praetors were one step below consuls in the power chain and handled judicial matters. A body of citizens forming the Senate proposed legislation, which general people's assemblies then approved by vote. A special temporary office, that of dictator, was established for use only during times of extreme civil unrest.

The Romans had no love for kings. According to legend, they expelled their last one in 509 B.C. While Caesar had made pointed and public displays of turning down offers of kingship, he showed no reluctance to accept the office of "dictator for life" in February 44 B.C. According to Osgood, this action may have sealed his fate in the minds of his enemies. "We can see [now] that that was enough to get him killed," Osgood said.

Caesar had pushed the envelope for some time before his death. "Caesar was the first living Roman ever to appear on the coinage," Osgood said. Normally, the honor was reserved for deities. He notes that some historians suspect that Caesar might have been attempting to establish a cult in his honor in a move towards deification.

It is unclear if Caesar was aware of the plot to kill him on March 15 in 44 B.C. But Caesar was not oblivious to the mounting danger of a backlash, noted Charles McNelis, an assistant professor of classics and Osgood's colleague at Georgetown University.

The plot's conspirators, who termed themselves "the liberators," had to move quickly. "Caesar had plans to leave Rome on March 18th for a military campaign in Parthia, the region around modern-day Iraq. So the conspirators did not have much time," McNelis said. Whether or not Caesar was a true tyrant is debated still to this day. It is safe to say, however, that in the mind of Marcus Brutus, who helped mastermind the attack, the threat Caesar posed to the republican system was clear.

Brutus's involvement in the murder is made tragic given his close affiliations with Caesar. His mother, Servilia, was one of Caesar's lovers. And although Brutus had fought against Caesar during Rome's recent civil war, he was spared from death and later promoted by Caesar to the office of praetor.


More at: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/03/0311_040311_idesmarch.html

He he... 

by Kay Ryan





Who would be a turtle who could help it?
A barely mobile hard roll, a four-oared helmet,
she can ill afford the chances she must take
in rowing toward the grasses that she eats.
Her track is graceless, like dragging
a packing-case places, and almost any slope
defeats her modest hopes. Even being practical,
she's often stuck up to the axle on her way
to something edible. With everything optimal,
she skirts the ditch which would convert
her shell into a serving dish. She lives
below luck-level, never imagining some lottery
will change her load of pottery to wings.
Her only levity is patience,
the sport of truly chastened things.


http://www.poetryfoundation.org/

I always take life with a grain of salt, ...plus a slice of lemon, ...and a shot of tequila.

Sakyanang gikargahan ni Ellah Joy 'nakit-an'
Ni Guam P. Logroño
Saturday, March 5, 2011


SAKYANAN nga giingong maoy gikargahan sa lawas ni Ellah Joy Pique dihang gilabay sa Brgy. Sayaw, lungsod sa Barili nakuha na sa mga awtoridad.

Sa iyang column karong adlawa (pahina 6), si Sun.Star Superbalita columnist Bobby Nalzaro nibutyag nga usa ka kasaligan niyang tinubdan nibutyag nga usa ka three-door Navy blue Pajero nga nagtangag sa plate number LMJ 382 didto makit-i sa kapulisan sa bukirang barangay sa dakbayan sa Naga sa miaging gabii.

Apan giingong nasurprisa ang mga operatiba dihang ilang gisusi ang sakyanan kay ang litrang M gihimong H aron mogawas nga LHJ 382.

Hinuon, butyag pa ni Nalzaro, ang kapulisan wa makadala sa tag-iya sa sakyanan nga usa usab ka langyaw sanglit gikatahong nakalarga na kini sa gawas sa nasud.

Apan ang kasaligang tinubdan nibutyag nga ang kapulisan miimbetar sa usa ka b***t nga maoy nagpuyo sa balay nga gipuy-an sa langiyaw sa wa pa molarga.

Gawas niini ang kasaligang tinubdan nibutyag nga dunay gihuptan ang kapulisan nga testigos sa krimin nga nakakita gyud sa sakyanan nga maoy gigamit dihang gilabay sa bung-aw ang lawas ni Ellah Joy.

Apan, si Sr. Supt. Louie Oppus, deputy regional director for operations (DRDO) sa Police Regional Office (PRO-7) nga maoy nangulo sa Task Force Ellah nga nahinabi sa Sun.Star Superbalita, nagkanayon nga wa pa siyay nadawat nga report labot niini.

Sumala ni Oppus nga iya pang i-check sa iyang mga tawo ang report labot sa sakyanang nakit-an, ug wa na mohatag pa siya og dugang detalye.

Samtang si Sr. Insp. Rolando Evalle, hepe sa Naga Police Station nga nahinabi sa Sun.Star Superbalita, niklaro nga wa siyay nahibaw-an labot sa usa ka sakyanan nga narekuber sa bukirang barangay sa Naga.

Hinuon giangkon niini nga dunay mga sakop sa Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG-7) nga ni-coordinate kanila ug nipahibawo sa ilang operation niadtong Huwebes sa kadlawon, diin gi-alarma sa mga residente tungod kay dunay mga armas.

Matod pa niya nga diha sa Barangay Inayagan ni-operate ang CIDG-7 niadtong Huwebes sa kadlawon, ug niadtong Biyernes sa alas 7:00 gabii nibalik na usab diin giaalarma usab kini apan dunay koordinasyon nila.

Gani si Kapitan Boy Tablate maoy nanawag sa police station dihang dunay nakit-an nga mga armadong tawo sa ilang barangay apan iyang gipasabot nga mga sakop sa CIDG-7 ang grupo nga dunay gipanid-an.

Una niini ang mga kauban sa eskwela sa biktimang si Ellah Joy nitug-an nga usa ka itom nga Pajero nga ang numbers #769 ang gisakyan sa mga mingdagit sa bata gawas sa Calajoan Elementary School.

Nisamot kakontrobersyal ang kaso human sila si Sven Erik Berger, Norwegian national ug Karen Esdrelon, giabswelto ni Asst. Provincial Prosecutor Marlon Atillo, sa kasong kidnapping with homicide tungod sa kahuyang sa mga ibedensyang gisang-at sa kapulisan batok sa duha.

Wa hatagig igong gimbug-aton sa piskaliya ang testimoniya sa tulo ka mga menor de edad nga positibong nitudlo kanila ni Berger ug Esdrelon nga maoy nidagit kang Ellah Joy.


Gipatik sa mantalaang SuperBalita Cebu Marso 06, 2011.

Me me, the self claimed poet,
A poetaster, someone
Who is a bad poet,
Never sticking to
The iambic, trochaic feet
Of the laws of poetry
It's metrics and merits,
Write away to glory,
With pieces of feelings
Inked in words solitary,
Gushing out without
Poetic permission, to be read
In glee or grief of having
To read my ugly produce,
Yet my life with an ambition
To become a poet
Read and enjoyed
Though it may never happen,
Leaving me a poet disaster.

--Ravikiran Arakkal


http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/me-another-poetaster/

Hmm. Very creative... 

Nobody can be so amusingly arrogant as a young man who has just discovered an old idea and thinks it is his own. - Sydney J. Harris

Quote from: BolBuhol on March 05, 2011, 04:29:58 PM
mabaw lang gid hang BUROkinto, para sang mga buro magkintokinto 

Ang magkintokinto maski mabaw
Adunay gamay nga pagkaamaw.

He he, kini laging negosyo, bisag unsa na lang kabuang mahunahunaan aron lang pagdakop sa kwarta... 

Naa pud diay T-back cowboy...

Bwahaha! Di gihapon magsilbi kay molihay man tanan! 

I'm hard put to imagine anything racist or pejorative about the sound of crashing ceramic utensils. In fact, as far as I know it's a sign of good luck.

Happy birthday, Bay Koddi. He he, di ka kaeskapo bisan panagsa na lang ka moduaw diris TB... 

Quote from: hofelina on March 06, 2011, 12:23:51 AM
There are lots of camachile trees along Sun Valley Area before (1961-62). Akong kuhiton ug dayon ibaligya sa Tambo Elementary school, ang halin akong ipalit ug papel. Ang sobra nga kwarta akong gitigom, pohonan ipalit ug usa ka sopot white rabbit ug chewing gum. Akong ibaligya during recess. This was how earned my pocket money . Hubs, you brought back my wonderful days through this thread, thank you!

There was a row of camachile trees in from of the house where I grew up. Kay tunokon lagi ang punoan ani, among tiradoron ang mga bunga. One of my most pleasant childhood memories center on those glorious afternoons when my playmates and I would be practicing our slingshot aims at the luscious fruits. It was a double treat: ang pagpanirador ug ang pagkaon sa lamian uyamot nga bunga sa among paningkamot.

Quote from: Vistabel on March 05, 2011, 04:33:20 AM
How true are Chinese names taken from the sound effects of a crashing ceramic utensils ?  

like crashing plates, potteries etc....  

names like, Yao Ming, Teong Hua, Po Ken Mon, Kim Tong, Ma Mon Luk,  etc....  

Bwahaha! That's a nice one! Joker man diay ka, Bay Vist... 

Another example: Deng Xiaoping...

Quote from: hofelina on March 06, 2011, 06:16:00 AM
hubs, mao jud pirmi ang papel sa baje martir!

Bitaw, kining Alcestis story usa ni sa frequent allusions in women's lib rhetoric.

 

Quote from: bugsay on March 06, 2011, 08:12:37 AM
sa akong tan-aw nimo bai hubs, mura ka'g barog ni FPG, ang bungot murag max alvarado, nya ang olo si Bembol Roco.....kon masuko mura'g si Paquito Diaz?

Bwahaha! Hapit tanan sakto, he he. Ayaw lang iapil ang bungot kay allergic ko ana... 

Quote from: hofelina on March 05, 2011, 10:11:42 PM

metal cilice strapped on thigh.

Patay jud tuod ang uwag ani... 

Quote from: hofelina on March 05, 2011, 10:08:53 PM
hunger is a form of corporal mortification itself.

Daghan sa atoa nga kanunay lang makasinati og involuntary corporal mortification kon maohon... 

Quote from: chicogon on March 06, 2011, 07:54:19 AM
Kais-on mani pormaha kaysa gegutom ahihihi 

Basin gipapugngan sa amo ang ihi kay maoy ipatay sa baga inigkaluto na sa barbecue... 

Tisoy man kaayo to si Paquito Diaz sa personal.

"But as for the cowardly, the faithless, the detestable, as for murderers, the sexually immoral, sorcerers, idolaters, and all liars, their portion will be in the lake that burns with fire and sulfur, which is the second death." --Revelation 21:8 ESV

Quote from: chicogon on March 05, 2011, 11:52:30 PM
Kangadog kuno na, bwahahahaha!!! 

Bwahaha! Mao jud tuod ang tinindogan! 

Quote from: hofelina on March 05, 2011, 09:22:51 PM
Ajo ug siya ang isonod!

Paet. Kaluoy kaha kon maohon...

Quote from: luckybelle on March 06, 2011, 06:16:41 AM

    Mao bah? Tingali noh? Bao lang ha k d man pud ko totpi ug wa pud ko kasuway ug totpi... Piz yo!

Hmm. Naa bayay daghang totpi. Panahon na tingali nga mosuway ka... 

We can love our town without distorting facts and telling lies.

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on March 06, 2011, 04:41:13 AM
It's sad to read this story. Bisan unsa nga sakit atong bation, mas lami gihapon ang kinabuhi kay sa moipon s sa mga patay. Daghan pa ta ug mabuhat bisan ug adunay sakit nga gihambin.

Hmm. Kahinumdom man ko ani sa Greek mythology. King Admetus was, with the help of Apollo, allowed by the Fates to live on after his fated day if someone was willing  die in his place. Admetus thought that one of his very old parents would gladly take his place. They refused, and Admetus exclaimed, "You have one foot in the grave and yet you're unwilling to die!" They rebuked him by saying something like, "The warmth of the sun is pleasant to the skin even to those who are already old," or something like that.

Anyhow, as the story goes, his wife Alcestis volunteered to die for him.

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on March 06, 2011, 04:43:43 AM
The report says Paquito Diaz had appeared in more than 2,000 movies. Tanan to puro kontra-bida. He must have had a very busy life. Rest in peace, Paquito Diaz.

Diha toy usa ka sine nga he was cast in the starring role. If my memory serves me right, he played a labor leader and he was impliedly killed in the end. Wa mo-click ang sine and he went back to playing villain roles.

But perhaps my mind is playing its usual tricks on me again... 

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 04, 2011, 06:05:02 PM
Neanderthal may not be dead.

He is very much alive...

Yabag... 

Here is a summary of some of the many activities in his life as ruler of arguably the greatest empire in history:

He attempted to instate his favorite horse, Incitatus (“Galloper”), as a priest and consul, and ordered a beautiful marble stable built for him, complete with chairs and couches, on which Incitatus never sat.

Once, at the Circus Maximus, the games ran out of criminals, and the next event was the lions, his favorite. He ordered his Guards to drag the first five rows of spectators into the arena, which they did. These hundreds of people were all devoured for his amusement.

A citizen once insulted him to his face, in a fit of rage, and Caligula responded by having him tied down and beaten with heavy chains. He made this last for 3 months, having the man brought out from a dungeon and beaten, until Caligula, and the whole crowd that gathered, were too offended by the smell of the man’s gangrenous brain, whereupon he was beheaded.

Caligula’s favorite torture was sawing, which topped another list on this site. The sawblade filleted the spine and spinal cord, from crotch down to chest, and the victim was unable to pass out due to excess blood to the brain.

He also relished chewing up the testicles of victims, without biting them off, while they were restrained, upside down, before him.

He had another insulter, and his entire family, publicly executed, one after another, in front of a crowd. The man and wife were first, followed by the oldest child and so on. The crowd became outraged and began to disperse, but many stayed in morbid fascination. The last of the family was a 12 year old girl, who was sobbing hysterically at what she had been forced to watch. A member of the crowd shouted that she was exempt from execution as a virgin. Caligula smiled and ordered the executioner to rape her, then strangle her, which he did.

He publicly had sex with his three sisters at banquets and games, sometimes on the table, amid the food. He was finally murdered by the Praetorian Guard and some senators, leaving the Circus Maximus after the games. His body was left in the street to rot, and dogs finally ate it. He had ruled for 4 years.

http://listverse.com/

The Da Vinci Code: Silas is an albino numerary of the Catholic organization Opus Dei, who practices severe corporal mortification (he is seen using a metal cilice and flogging himself).

More at:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silas_%28The_Da_Vinci_Code%29#Silas

Hmm. Unsa kahay ingredients ani nga tubig? 

A superb actor, and a real nice guy in real life. Frater, ave atque vale.

Ganahan ba kang mobasa og thread nga angay ra unta sa hingtungdan? Nga nagyagyag sa pagbati nga gilok jamo?

Luod man basahon... 

ugok, adj:    stupid

English synonyms:

dolt, dullard, pillock, poor fish, puddenhead, pudding head, stupe, stupid person, berk, blockhead, numskull, muttonhead, lunkhead, loggerhead, knucklehead, hammerhead, fuckhead, dunderhead, dunce, dumbass, bonehead, shithead, klutz, simpleton, simple, dopey, dopy, gooselike, goosey, goosy, anserine, foolish, jerky, blockheaded, thickheaded, thick-skulled, loggerheaded, fatheaded, duncish, duncical, boneheaded, wooden-headed, thick, cloddish, doltish, dumb, slow, dense, obtuse, dim, dull, gaumless, gormless, lumpen, lumpish, unthinking, nitwitted, soft-witted, witless, senseless, yokel-like, dazed, stunned, stupefied, brainless, headless, retarded

http://www.binisaya.com/cebuano/ugok

Cruel reminder wherever you look... 

Quote from: Vistabel on March 05, 2011, 04:11:39 PM
Mahitungod lang sa Gaba, nganong man lagi si Mao Zedong gaba-i nga tanan nga klasing gamit sa mga Religion sama Buddha sa China iya mang gipadogmok para ma unite ang tibook China. He imposed No to Religion all over China para sa paglambo sa katibok-ang China.

Swerte lang si Mao nga wa siya kaabot sa makagagahom nga linalang nga adunay katakos to condemn him to hell... 

Quote from: Vistabel on March 05, 2011, 04:11:39 PM
timing sab nga dihay mga Mormon nag suroi-suroi didto nalang sya nagpa-ampon. 

Aw, kon magsuroysuroy, naa juy sinuroyan...

Quote from: Vistabel on March 05, 2011, 04:11:39 PM
sa madaling sabi ampon lang siya sa mga Mormon kay sa Catholic maulaw na siguro sya sa gibuhat nga pangsunog sa Bibliya ug Crucifix unya gigabaan (matud nila), timing sab nga dihay mga Mormon nag suroi-suroi didto nalang sya nagpa-ampon. 

Dawaton ra baya tingali sila sa Simbahan...

He he, naa man gani uban nga mosuka bisan Ferris wheel lang...

Quote from: BolBuhol on March 05, 2011, 04:33:00 PM
aling donesya pirs lidi yihi 

Bolbuhol iksikyutib sikritari yihi! 

Quote from: BolBuhol on March 05, 2011, 04:23:50 PM
batota wetris sikyoretigard labandera enombri granada beri swit

In da sprikitik munlayt rumantik en ge ole

Quote from: BolBuhol on March 05, 2011, 04:21:39 PM
tigulang makagaba gid kon imon panamastamasang

Panamastamasang lang ang neneng ngang dalagang.

Quote from: BolBuhol on March 05, 2011, 04:19:39 PM
sobrang shakoy tiyan kotoy

Sobrang kotoy tawo esmokoy.

Psychedelic Frog, by Gina Hall

Such beauty with no one to experience it--unless perhaps those corkscrew-shaped poles are sentient beings...

Cool. 

Your village just called... they want their idiot back!

Niay laing upat nga joker...

Bwahaha! Tan-awa ra gud ang mga nawong! 

Kini lisod dakpon kay dako jamo...

Kini advertisement for a certain mouthwash...

Quote from: hofelina on March 04, 2011, 07:05:45 PM
hubs, i tried checking the documentary film about a group of students from Uni Freiburg, who imitated the life of the early gladiators. It was amazing to learn that ate only simple foods like oats everyday, no meat. After 4 weeks they underwent  some medicla check-ups and they were fit and in good health.

I understand that the physical make-up of humans is that of a herbivore.

Pagdali diha sa CR! Mabusdik na akong pantog! 

Friendly dolphin...