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#701
Fashion Trend / Re: Women over 40
December 09, 2010, 10:52:22 AM
Quote from: fdaray on December 09, 2010, 09:49:16 AM
Pag-abot sa 40, ang sex appeal sa mga babae nagsugod ug decline. Am  I right ?
Depende naa may bata pa pero walay sex appeal ang uban mama san na gwapa lang guihapon pareho sa mga gurls nato sa T B..
#702
Baclayon - Bohol / Re: The Baclayon Church in Bohol
December 09, 2010, 10:45:37 AM
Quote from: fdaray on December 08, 2010, 12:35:36 PM
Happy Fiesta karon Dec. 8 sa Baclayon, Feast of the Immaculte Heart of Mary. Dugay na kong nakapamista diha niadto pang 1965. Ang akong paborito, ang home -made torta nga lami kaajo kay daghan ug itlog nga sagol ug gipatubuan sa tuba nga way tungog. Wala na tingali karon. 
Unya itlog pa gyud sa native nga manok ug ang mantika gamiton gikan sa hinilisan nga karni sa baboy.
#703
3 ako browser sa ako computer,Firefox,IE7 ug Opera kasagaran nako ngs magamit nga browser ang Opera.
#704
Photos Unlimited / Re: Deadly Beauty
December 08, 2010, 03:46:21 AM
DeADLY bEAUTY

#705
Maayo ra kining tawhana presohon kay chesmoso kaayo mag hatod hatod ug estorya nga mao unya dangatan sa pag walay  sinabtanay sa mga nasod.
#706
Yes you are right and she can get more than that amount of money.hehe..
#707
Weird and Extreme / Re: fun and sexy
December 06, 2010, 11:12:54 PM
Ma pandol siguro ko kay sigi  man ko ug tan-aw.
#708
Cars and Automotive / Re: Advantages of Pickup Truck
December 06, 2010, 11:08:42 PM
That's true you feel vulnerable riding on a car.
#709
Weird and Extreme / fun and sexy
December 06, 2010, 10:26:55 PM
#710
Philippine Business News / Ireland Pinoy Idol..
December 06, 2010, 07:20:04 PM
Congratulations to Mel Yvonne Adame of Valencia,Bohol for winning Ireland Pinoy Idol last night held at D4 Hotel in Ballsbridge,Dublin..

#711
History / The Legend of Gen.Yamashita's Treasure
December 06, 2010, 06:36:00 PM
The legend of Gen.Yamashitas treasure is best keep secret of world war 2 or is it??


Hirohito's brother Prince Chichibu. His organisation was codenamed kin no yuri (Golden Lily), the title of one of the emperor's poems. Other princes headed different parts of Golden Lily across the conquered territories. Eventually, Japanese sources told us that Ben's wartime master was prince Takeda Tsuneyoshi, first cousin of Hirohito and grandson of emperor Meiji.

In 1998, we tested Ben with 1930s photographs of many princes, all the names removed, and he instantly identified prince Takeda, Hirohito's brother prince Chichibu and other princes.

Ben said he had spent time with each of them, bringing them food, tea and cigarettes while they inventoried each treasure site. When he saw our photo of Prince Takeda, Ben froze, then began softly crooning the Japanese folk song Sakura, Sakura (Cherry Blossoms), which he said Takeda often sang to himself.

In the final stages of work on a biography of Japan's imperial family titled The Yamato Dynasty, we were told that in October 1945, American intelligence agents learned where some of the Japanese loot was hidden in the Philippines, and quietly recovered billions of dollars worth of gold bullion, platinum, and loose diamonds. This information, if true, revealed the existence of an extraordinary state secret, something the United States Government kept from its own citizens for more than half a century. There was no time to include this in the biography. It had to be investigated separately. Here is some of what we have since learned:


After surrendering on September 2, 1945, General Yamashita was charged with war crimes over gruesome atrocities committed in Manila under the order of an admiral, while Yamashita had ordered withdrawing troops to leave the city unharmed. During his trial, there was no mention of plundered treasure, or of looting during the war.

But we now know there was a hidden agenda. Because it was not possible to torture General Yamashita physically without this becoming evident to his lawyers, members of his staff were tortured. His driver, Major Kojima Kashii, was given special attention. In charge of the torture of Major Kojima was a Filipino-American intelligence officer named Severino Garcia Santa Romana, whose friends called him Santy. He wanted the major to reveal each place where he had taken Yamashita, where bullion and other treasure was hidden for recovery after the war. Supervising Santy during the torture was Captain Edward Lansdale, later one of America's best known ''Cold Warriors''.

Early that October, Kojima broke and led Lansdale and Santy to more than a dozen Golden Lily treasure vaults in the rugged country north of Manila. What they found astounded everyone from General Douglas MacArthur all the way up to the White House. After discussions with his cabinet, President Harry Truman decided to keep the recovery a state secret.

Santy's ensuing recoveries greatly altered America's leverage during the Cold War. According to senior US government officials and high-ranking US Army officers, the Truman administration set this treasure aside along with Axis loot recovered in Europe, as a secret political action fund to fight communism in the Cold War.

Crudely put, it would be used to bribe statesmen and military officers, and to buy elections for anti-communist political parties. The idea for a global political action fund based on war loot had originated with US secretary of war, Henry Stimson. During the war, Stimson had a brain-trust thinking hard about recovered Axis plunder, and how it should be handled after the war. Their solution was to set up what is informally called the ''Black Eagle Trust'', after the black eagle emblem of Hitler's Reichsbank in Berlin.

The Black Eagle Trust was first discussed in secret during July 1944, when 44 nations met at Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, to plan the post-war economy. This was confirmed to us by a number of high-level sources, including former CIA deputy director Ray Cline, who knew about Santy's recoveries in 1945, and continued to be involved in attempts in the 1980s and 1990s to hide blocks of Japanese war loot still said to be in the vaults of banks in New York.

In November 1945, General MacArthur strolled down row after row of gold bars stacked two metres tall during a tour of vaults opened by Santy. >From what was seen in these vaults alone, it was evident that over a period of years Japan had looted billions of dollars in treasure from all over Asia.Much of this plunder had reached Japan overland earlier, from China through Korea, but the rest was hidden in the Philippines, unable to be shipped to Japan by sea because of the successful US submarine blockade.


According to Ray Cline and others, between 1945 and 1947 the gold bullion recovered by Santy and Lansdale was moved discreetly to 172 accounts at banks in 42 countries.

There were important reasons for all this secrecy. If the recovery of this huge mass of stolen gold was known only to a trusted few, the countries and individuals that had been plundered could not lay claim to it. Truman recognised that the very existence of so much black gold, if it became public knowledge, would cause the metal's fixed price to collapse. But as long as the gold was kept hidden, prices could be maintained and currencies pegged to gold would be stable. Meanwhile, the black gold would serve as a reserve asset, bolstering the prime banks in each country, and strengthening the anti-communist governments of those nations.

To hide the existence of all this treasure, Washington had to tell a number of lies. Especially lies about Japan, which had stolen most of the gold. America wanted Japan to become its anti-communist bastion in Asia, where the mainland was being overrun by communists. If American conservatives and Japanese conservatives were to ally effectively against communism, they had to begin by enlarging their financial resources for the Cold War.

Above all, the source of much of this hidden wealth must never be acknowledged. Washington had to insist, starting in 1945, that Japan never stole anything, and was flat broke and bankrupt when the war ended. Here was the beginning of many terrible secrets.

Because they remained ''off the books'', these enormous political action funds got into the wrong hands, where they remain to this day. We can reveal that in 1960, then vice-president Richard Nixon ''gave'' one of the biggest of these political action funds, the US$35-billion (about HK$272 billion) M-Fund, to leading members of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). In return, he is believed to have sought their support for his presidential campaign that year.

The M-Fund, now said to be worth more than US$500 billion, is still controlled by members of the LDP.

Officially, we are told that Japan's wartime elite the imperial family, the zaibatsu (large industrial business conglomerates), the yakuza (Japanese mafia) and the ''good'' bureaucrats ended the war as impoverished victims of a handful of ''bad'' military zealots. We are told that Japan was badly damaged and impoverished, barely able to feed itself at war's end.


In fact, Japan emerged from the war far richer than before, and with remarkably little damage, except to the homes of millions of ordinary Japanese who did not count, at least in the view of their overlords.

Evidence of Golden Lily loot comes also from straightforward legal actions in America. Such simple things as the probating of the will of Santa Romana (Santy), verification of his tax records, and legal evidence of his fortune deposited in the US, Switzerland, Hong Kong and elsewhere, provide hard proof that the world is awash with clandestine bank accounts growing out of Golden Lily.

Other lawsuits in the US prove that Golden Lily war loot was indeed hidden in the Philippines. Rogelio Roxas, a Filipino locksmith, found a one-tonne solid-gold Buddha and thousands of gold bars hidden in a cave near Baguio only to have it stolen from him by President Ferdinand Marcos. Roxas was subsequently tortured and died in suspicious circumstances. Some believe he was murdered. In 1996, a US Federal Court awarded his heirs a judgment of US$22 billion against the Marcos estate.

As the 1951 Peace Treaty was skewed by secret deals, thousands of Japan's victims have been deprived of any compensation for their suffering. According to Article 14 of the Treaty: ''It is recognised that Japan should pay reparations to the Allied Powers for the damage and suffering caused by it during the war. Nevertheless it is also recognised that the resources of Japan are not presently sufficient.'' To reinforce the claim that Japan was broke, Article 14 noted that ''the Allied Powers waive all reparations claims of the Allied Powers and their nationals arising out of any actions taken by Japan...'' By signing the Treaty, Allied countries concurred that Japan's plunder had vanished down a rabbit hole, and all Japan's victims were out of luck. In return for going along with the Treaty, the Allies received portions of the gold bullion recovered by Santy.

We have evidence from former CIA deputy director Cline that the gold bullion Santy and Lansdale recovered was secretly moved to national treasuries and prime banks in more than 42 countries, including Great Britain. We also have evidence from British archives confirming this.

More than half a century later, the last battle of the Pacific War is being waged in courts in the US and Japan where surviving prisoners of war, slave labourers, comfort women and civilian victims of Japan have filed billion-dollar lawsuits to win compensation so mysteriously denied them after the war. In 1995, it was estimated that there were 700,000 victims of the war who had still received no compensation.

Today, their numbers are dwindling rapidly because of age and illness. Backing them is an extraordinary coalition, including international law firms with years of experience, fighting for compensation from German industries and Swiss banks, for crimes committed and money looted during the Nazi Holocaust.


Sterling and Peggy Seagrave are the authors of ''Golden Warriors''. This is an edited extract of the book's prologue. It will be published in French by Editions Michalon in November]Yamashita's Gold - Eyewitness
Reveals Truth Of Fabulous
WWII Hidden Treasure
By Sterling and Peggy Seagrave
South China Morning Post
9-3-1

In the closing months of World War II, in the Philippines, several of Japan's highest ranking imperial princes hid tons of looted gold bullion and other stolen treasure in caves and tunnels, to recover later. This was the wealth of 12 Asian countries, accumulated over thousands of years.

Expert teams accompanying Japan's armed forces had systematically emptied treasuries, banks, factories, private homes, pawn shops, art galleries, and stripped ordinary people, while Japan's top gangsters looted Asia's underworld and its black economy.

There were 175 ''imperial'' treasure sites hidden throughout the Philippines. When American tanks were close, the chief engineers of those vaults were given a farewell party 67 metres underground in Tunnel 8 in the mountains of Luzon, stacked with row after row of gold bars. As the evening progressed, they drank great quantities of sake, sang patriotic songs and shouted banzai (long life).

At midnight, General Yamashita Tomoyuki and the princes slipped out, and dynamite charges were set off in the access tunnels, entombing the engineers. Their vaults would remain secret. The princes escaped to Tokyo by submarine, and three months later General Yamashita surrendered to American troops. Japan had lost the war militarily, but the princes made certain Japan did not lose financially.

This grisly event has remained unknown until now, and the hidden treasure was brushed off as a fanciful legend of ''Yamashita's Gold''. But an eyewitness to the entombment has taken us there and given us his personal account. During the war, Ben Valmores was the young Filipino valet of a senior prince, who was in charge of closing all imperial treasure sites in the Philippines. A sometimes sentimental man, the prince spared Ben's life and led him out of Tunnel 8 just before the dynamite was detonated.


Japan's looting of Asia was overseen by [then-emperor] Hirohito's brother Prince Chichibu. His organisation was codenamed kin no yuri (Golden Lily), the title of one of the emperor's poems. Other princes headed different parts of Golden Lily across the conquered territories. Eventually, Japanese sources told us that Ben's wartime master was prince Takeda Tsuneyoshi, first cousin of Hirohito and grandson of emperor Meiji.

In 1998, we tested Ben with 1930s photographs of many princes, all the names removed, and he instantly identified prince Takeda, Hirohito's brother prince Chichibu and other princes.

Ben said he had spent time with each of them, bringing them food, tea and cigarettes while they inventoried each treasure site. When he saw our photo of Prince Takeda, Ben froze, then began softly crooning the Japanese folk song Sakura, Sakura (Cherry Blossoms), which he said Takeda often sang to himself.

In the final stages of work on a biography of Japan's imperial family titled The Yamato Dynasty, we were told that in October 1945, American intelligence agents learned where some of the Japanese loot was hidden in the Philippines, and quietly recovered billions of dollars worth of gold bullion, platinum, and loose diamonds. This information, if true, revealed the existence of an extraordinary state secret, something the United States Government kept from its own citizens for more than half a century. There was no time to include this in the biography. It had to be investigated separately. Here is some of what we have since learned:


After surrendering on September 2, 1945, General Yamashita was charged with war crimes over gruesome atrocities committed in Manila under the order of an admiral, while Yamashita had ordered withdrawing troops to leave the city unharmed. During his trial, there was no mention of plundered treasure, or of looting during the war.

But we now know there was a hidden agenda. Because it was not possible to torture General Yamashita physically without this becoming evident to his lawyers, members of his staff were tortured. His driver, Major Kojima Kashii, was given special attention. In charge of the torture of Major Kojima was a Filipino-American intelligence officer named Severino Garcia Santa Romana, whose friends called him Santy. He wanted the major to reveal each place where he had taken Yamashita, where bullion and other treasure was hidden for recovery after the war. Supervising Santy during the torture was Captain Edward Lansdale, later one of America's best known ''Cold Warriors''.

Early that October, Kojima broke and led Lansdale and Santy to more than a dozen Golden Lily treasure vaults in the rugged country north of Manila. What they found astounded everyone from General Douglas MacArthur all the way up to the White House. After discussions with his cabinet, President Harry Truman decided to keep the recovery a state secret.

Santy's ensuing recoveries greatly altered America's leverage during the Cold War. According to senior US government officials and high-ranking US Army officers, the Truman administration set this treasure aside along with Axis loot recovered in Europe, as a secret political action fund to fight communism in the Cold War.

Crudely put, it would be used to bribe statesmen and military officers, and to buy elections for anti-communist political parties. The idea for a global political action fund based on war loot had originated with US secretary of war, Henry Stimson. During the war, Stimson had a brain-trust thinking hard about recovered Axis plunder, and how it should be handled after the war. Their solution was to set up what is informally called the ''Black Eagle Trust'', after the black eagle emblem of Hitler's Reichsbank in Berlin.

The Black Eagle Trust was first discussed in secret during July 1944, when 44 nations met at Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, to plan the post-war economy. This was confirmed to us by a number of high-level sources, including former CIA deputy director Ray Cline, who knew about Santy's recoveries in 1945, and continued to be involved in attempts in the 1980s and 1990s to hide blocks of Japanese war loot still said to be in the vaults of banks in New York.

In November 1945, General MacArthur strolled down row after row of gold bars stacked two metres tall during a tour of vaults opened by Santy. >From what was seen in these vaults alone, it was evident that over a period of years Japan had looted billions of dollars in treasure from all over Asia.Much of this plunder had reached Japan overland earlier, from China through Korea, but the rest was hidden in the Philippines, unable to be shipped to Japan by sea because of the successful US submarine blockade.


According to Ray Cline and others, between 1945 and 1947 the gold bullion recovered by Santy and Lansdale was moved discreetly to 172 accounts at banks in 42 countries.

There were important reasons for all this secrecy. If the recovery of this huge mass of stolen gold was known only to a trusted few, the countries and individuals that had been plundered could not lay claim to it. Truman recognised that the very existence of so much black gold, if it became public knowledge, would cause the metal's fixed price to collapse. But as long as the gold was kept hidden, prices could be maintained and currencies pegged to gold would be stable. Meanwhile, the black gold would serve as a reserve asset, bolstering the prime banks in each country, and strengthening the anti-communist governments of those nations.

To hide the existence of all this treasure, Washington had to tell a number of lies. Especially lies about Japan, which had stolen most of the gold. America wanted Japan to become its anti-communist bastion in Asia, where the mainland was being overrun by communists. If American conservatives and Japanese conservatives were to ally effectively against communism, they had to begin by enlarging their financial resources for the Cold War.

Above all, the source of much of this hidden wealth must never be acknowledged. Washington had to insist, starting in 1945, that Japan never stole anything, and was flat broke and bankrupt when the war ended. Here was the beginning of many terrible secrets.

Because they remained ''off the books'', these enormous political action funds got into the wrong hands, where they remain to this day. We can reveal that in 1960, then vice-president Richard Nixon ''gave'' one of the biggest of these political action funds, the US$35-billion (about HK$272 billion) M-Fund, to leading members of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). In return, he is believed to have sought their support for his presidential campaign that year.

The M-Fund, now said to be worth more than US$500 billion, is still controlled by members of the LDP.

Officially, we are told that Japan's wartime elite the imperial family, the zaibatsu (large industrial business conglomerates), the yakuza (Japanese mafia) and the ''good'' bureaucrats ended the war as impoverished victims of a handful of ''bad'' military zealots. We are told that Japan was badly damaged and impoverished, barely able to feed itself at war's end.


In fact, Japan emerged from the war far richer than before, and with remarkably little damage, except to the homes of millions of ordinary Japanese who did not count, at least in the view of their overlords.

Evidence of Golden Lily loot comes also from straightforward legal actions in America. Such simple things as the probating of the will of Santa Romana (Santy), verification of his tax records, and legal evidence of his fortune deposited in the US, Switzerland, Hong Kong and elsewhere, provide hard proof that the world is awash with clandestine bank accounts growing out of Golden Lily.

Other lawsuits in the US prove that Golden Lily war loot was indeed hidden in the Philippines. Rogelio Roxas, a Filipino locksmith, found a one-tonne solid-gold Buddha and thousands of gold bars hidden in a cave near Baguio only to have it stolen from him by President Ferdinand Marcos. Roxas was subsequently tortured and died in suspicious circumstances. Some believe he was murdered. In 1996, a US Federal Court awarded his heirs a judgment of US$22 billion against the Marcos estate.

As the 1951 Peace Treaty was skewed by secret deals, thousands of Japan's victims have been deprived of any compensation for their suffering. According to Article 14 of the Treaty: ''It is recognised that Japan should pay reparations to the Allied Powers for the damage and suffering caused by it during the war. Nevertheless it is also recognised that the resources of Japan are not presently sufficient.'' To reinforce the claim that Japan was broke, Article 14 noted that ''the Allied Powers waive all reparations claims of the Allied Powers and their nationals arising out of any actions taken by Japan...'' By signing the Treaty, Allied countries concurred that Japan's plunder had vanished down a rabbit hole, and all Japan's victims were out of luck. In return for going along with the Treaty, the Allies received portions of the gold bullion recovered by Santy.

We have evidence from former CIA deputy director Cline that the gold bullion Santy and Lansdale recovered was secretly moved to national treasuries and prime banks in more than 42 countries, including Great Britain. We also have evidence from British archives confirming this.

More than half a century later, the last battle of the Pacific War is being waged in courts in the US and Japan where surviving prisoners of war, slave labourers, comfort women and civilian victims of Japan have filed billion-dollar lawsuits to win compensation so mysteriously denied them after the war. In 1995, it was estimated that there were 700,000 victims of the war who had still received no compensation.

Today, their numbers are dwindling rapidly because of age and illness. Backing them is an extraordinary coalition, including international law firms with years of experience, fighting for compensation from German industries and Swiss banks, for crimes committed and money looted during the Nazi Holocaust.


Sterling and Peggy Seagrave are the authors of ''Golden Warriors''. This is an edited extract of the book's prologue. It will be published in French by Editions Michalon in November
#712
if it is true that she embezzeled 91 millions pesos then she is clever not stupid!
#713
Cars and Automotive / Re: Advantages of Pickup Truck
December 06, 2010, 02:54:57 PM
Not really if you are using diesel engines pick up trucks..
#715
General Topic / Re: Santa Claus is not a god
December 05, 2010, 06:57:57 PM
You better watch out
You better not cry
You better not pout
Im telling you why
Santa Clause is coming
To town.
#717
A souped up Nissan skyline 1300 HP with a speed of 340.29 kph..watch it on video..

Nissan Skyline 1300 Hp Top Speed Runs
#718
Photos Unlimited / Re: Christmas pictures
December 05, 2010, 03:30:57 PM
Quote from: Lorenzo on December 05, 2010, 02:43:03 PM
Wonderful pictures , indeed, Manong Virgil!


Kini pood kai lami tanawon.



Tan-awa kuno ang mga Christmas gift diha Lorenz basin naapil ang akong pangalan diha sa usa sa mga box.. ;D
#719
Anonymous Diary Blog / Re: Rainy season is here
December 04, 2010, 01:31:13 PM
walay clase mam kay basa ang blackboard... ;D
#720
Youtube Replay / Re: Americans Selling Taho
December 04, 2010, 06:27:17 AM
Lisod na gyud tarbaho sa America kay ang mga kano nag abroad na si pinas namaligya ug Taho.. ;D
#721
Can you post some pictures please.. 8)
#722
Photos Unlimited / Re: Christmas pictures
December 03, 2010, 08:17:38 PM
St. Patrick Hospital of Dublin taken on a Winter night or last night.
#723
Photos Unlimited / Re: Christmas pictures
December 03, 2010, 08:13:46 PM
Snow is not fun anymore  :-\
Too cold and slippery..
#724
General Topic / Re: Basureros (andam lang ug panyo)
December 01, 2010, 08:32:20 PM
Unya matod pa ni Clinton mag himo pa kuno ta ug daghang bata kay maayo sa pilipinas.Wala man gani siya mohatag bisan diyoy.
#725
Philippine History / Re: Happy Birthday Benny Tutor!
December 01, 2010, 03:34:56 PM
Happy Birthday Benne and more blessing to you and your family.
#726
Quote from: chicogon on December 01, 2010, 01:39:54 AM
Please refresh my memory... unsa to nang lantaka? Mao ba to nang herumenta sa gripo (faucet) ilang gamiton pabuto kung duol na Pasko?  ??

Lantaka is a bomboo cannon.They use kerosene or kalboro to make it explode.

#727
Youtube Replay / Re: What Movie Have You Seen Lately?
December 01, 2010, 03:12:12 AM
My wife is a gangster..A Korean movie.. :D
#728
[quote ]
hinanayaw diay pod ka vrgl?
[/quote]Sigi man ko sayaw bisan ug dili kamao..i believe constant practice makes perfect.. ;D
#729
Photos Unlimited / Re: Christmas pictures
December 01, 2010, 03:03:07 AM
Lovely Christmas picture Quel,it's been ages since i have a Christmas celebration together with my family..I have my wife and my youngest son with me the rest are at home..Thanks to Skype i can talk to them everyday and maybe we can celebrate Christmas together via Skype.. :)
#730
Photos Unlimited / Re: Christmas pictures
December 01, 2010, 02:56:12 AM
Bugnaw man Tess basin ma sore throat ko.. ;D
#731
Inspiration & Hope / Re: The Seasons of Life
December 01, 2010, 02:54:41 AM
very inspiring..
#732
General Topic / Re: Basureros (andam lang ug panyo)
December 01, 2010, 12:48:32 AM
Im sure your parents call you guapA TOO;D ;D
#733
General Topic / Re: Basureros (andam lang ug panyo)
November 30, 2010, 09:30:22 PM
There is a Mark Igot in Friendster a lady..from lapu lapu city try to start your search there..
#734
Photos Unlimited / Re: Christmas pictures
November 30, 2010, 09:21:12 PM
Snow Blizzard last night,A view from my window this morning,a magnificient view to behold,a winter wonderland..

#735
Youtube Replay / Re: What Movie Have You Seen Lately?
November 30, 2010, 07:05:58 PM
Korean movie with english sub.
A moment to remember.. Drama and love story.
#736
Help & Support / Re: POST IT
November 30, 2010, 04:22:43 PM
Quote from: islander on November 30, 2010, 10:59:50 AM
do i love the sight of snowfall, vrglguaps. 

just came from the balcony of a 19th floor hotel room in manila to look at the horizon of this topsy-turvy place.  i can never get used to the abuse of car hornsa in this teeming metropolis.  i wonder if i would ever want to stay here again.  but then it's as if i have a choice.  just now i can hardly wait to get to cebu and bohol. 
enjoy you holiday miss Isles ,it takes days to adjust to the life home .Be always aware of opportunistic people.
#737
ka pila na kaha ni sila ga false start.?
#738
Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on November 29, 2010, 09:00:12 AM
Please give us a recommendation and direction how to get there. Thank you.
Surf the web its more easy and convenient.
#739
Photos Unlimited / Christmas pictures
November 29, 2010, 12:45:04 AM
For the celebration of Christmas the season of joy, Santa Claus,a time for giving and recieving, and most important celebration of the birth of our Savior.Post your ORIGINAL pictures here wherever you are..Share your joys with us..



Taken this morning In front of the Hospital where i'm working.
going home from work
#740
Anonymous Diary Blog / Re: Martial Arts
November 28, 2010, 07:28:41 AM
Running ,away from the enemy.
#741
gituyo ni nila para daghan ma enganyo ug palit ug lotto ky dako na ug premyo.surely work of the devil.
#743
Bible Study / Re: por qué se usan en el dedo anular?
November 28, 2010, 02:33:28 AM
Nao comprende?
#744
Help & Support / Re: POST IT
November 28, 2010, 02:31:16 AM
Quote from: wardiflex on November 27, 2010, 04:04:18 PM


ulan na ulan jud diri sa atoa...pakapinan ug bugnaw nga hangin, yay! need a hug!

hatagi lang ko ug snowflx bai vrgl ha...
;D
Diay daghan diri Bay Wardz maayo ni isulod sa baldi unya butangan ug Tanduay ug Red Horse pabugnawon samtang gahuwat sa sinugbang baboy nga maluto...
#745
Help & Support / Re: POST IT
November 27, 2010, 12:44:56 PM
I'm standing at my window looking at the first fall of snow ,the start of cold winter season..Dublin look like a winter wonderland once more..
#746
Quote from: Norma on April 23, 2010, 10:45:48 AM
??? ???What?That kind of sport? ??? ??? Well, for me, ::) I just go "Ballroom dancing" & etc.... :) :) :)
Pareho diay ta ug sport Norm...viva pachanga..
#747
Photos Unlimited / Re: Meaning of Love
November 27, 2010, 03:17:03 AM
Apil na diay ang Taoisceach sa Ireland sa atong TB  ;D..
Welcome Brian how is the economy of Ireland today? ;D ;D jok jok only
#748
Youtube Replay / Re: favorite movie?
November 27, 2010, 03:08:52 AM
I watched a french movie with english sub yesterday at Stagevu..The memory of a killer..An action pack picture of different style..A story of an ageing hired killer whose mind is slowly deteriorating due to Alzhiemer..
#749
Anonymous Diary Blog / Re: Ipagawas Ang Inyung Gibati
November 27, 2010, 02:39:26 AM
Walay ko gibati karon basin bato na ning akong kasingkasing na immune na sa problema..sa maningles pa My heart is made of stone.. ;D
#751
Love Talk / Re: On Lovers
November 27, 2010, 01:55:34 AM
bastos bayhana kanang naa sa painting kay gi kuhit kuhit ang lagay sa laki.. ;D
#752
Animal gyud tawhana..Animal kang dako.. >:(
#753
Nasuko siguro ang laki kay dili na mag pa ungad si babaye.
#754
What make it more brutal is that she is only 15years old frail looking female student not a criminal . I don't think at her age and a good student as well deserved two bullets that end her life.
#755
According to DYRD news a 15 years old female student of Grace Christian School was gunned down in broad daylight yesterday while waiting for a tricycle.She was hit twice resulting to her death. The murderer escape by motorcycle.

What happen to our beloved city of friendships?
#756
Help & Support / Re: POST IT
November 25, 2010, 07:23:25 AM
Freezing night ,-2 degrees C. Ice start to accumulate on those cars parked outside .Thick black ice expected on roads tomorrow.
#757
Weird and Extreme / Re: Strange Sexual Partners of Men
November 23, 2010, 07:22:05 AM
I believed this things happened as i have witness our abnormal neighbor humping his cow behind.
#758
mAAYONG pASKO SA tANAN MANAYGON NA KITA..

UE Chorale - Mall of Asia
#759
Photos Unlimited / Re: A Warm Christmas
November 23, 2010, 03:07:22 AM
Christmas in the Philippines

#760
Photos Unlimited / Re: Digital Art
November 22, 2010, 04:55:28 PM
#761
Photos Unlimited / Digital Art
November 22, 2010, 04:37:01 PM
#762
Family & Parenting / Problem with Orgasm?
November 22, 2010, 03:57:13 PM

osted By Lady And The Scamp, Thursday, 4 November 2010 11:05 GMT
Have been in a relationship for five years now & have a rather difficult problem. The trouble is the longer it’s gone on the harder it is to actually tell him. Despite having a good regular sex life my partner has never made me come â€" sadly, not even close! What worries me is that he doesn’t seem to have even noticed! (While gladly getting his own satisfaction of course!) I don’t know how to even bring up the subject now as, like I said, too much time has gone by. What should I do??

Josie

Kevin says:
He’s never made you what? Come? Come where? I don’t get it. Where is it you want to go exactly? OK, I’m joking â€" obviously I know everything about the cliteron and j spot and stuff.

So (seriously now) I think there are two possible reasons for this â€" a) he doesn’t know, or b) he doesn’t care. And you better hope it’s a).

Not every man can be a sexual virtuoso like Russell Brand or Eamonn Holmes. Some chaps have just never really honed their technique, or been shown how to. So do everyone a favour - show him! Also, while some men will ask “how was it for you?”, others will just assume. So while you’re keeping schtum about your frustration, he’s probably bragging to his mates that he’s “never had any complaints (wink wink)”.

As for option b), many men are habitually lazy, whether it’s inducing sexual ecstasy in a spouse or fixing the leak in the bathroom. It’s not necessarily that he’s disinterested or even incapable, but if he can get away with not doing the extra work, he won’t. Unless someone tells him to.

So my suggestion is to create a situation where you can organically slip it into conversation. For example, watch a TV show about orgasms on BBC3 together, then you can remark “Ooh they sound good, I wouldn’t mind having one of those”. He may react with incredulity, embarrassment or utter confusion, but it’s a conversation you need to have. Alternatively, give Eamonn Holmes a call.

Christine says:
Five years? Sorry, I thought you said FIVE years…my friend, this is as close to a tragedy I’ve heard since they cancelled The Bill. Life is rarely a Jackie Collins novel, thank God, or we’d all be called Lacey McSexpot and we’d never get anything done, but come off it.

As tempted as I am to lay all the blame (and a sex manual) at his door, you have to take a hand in this as well, probably literally. What have you been doing for five years? (Apart from being incredibly frustrated.) If you have been ‘faking it’ all this time then I’m afraid you’ve made your bed, which is why you’re now lying in it, bored and resentful. Men aren’t mind readers, some aren’t even readers, and if he thinks you’ve been enjoying yourself, then you’ve effectively been lying to him and you’re going to have to pluck up the courage to come clean if you’ve got any chance of coming at all.

If you haven’t been faking it, and he’s just a selfish so-and-so, then it might be time to tell him to get you off, or get out. Some men are naturally good in bed, and some men are naturally good at reversing a car at speed into an unfamiliar driveway. Most importantly, do you know how to make yourself come? If not, then that’s probably the main issue. If you don’t know, then how would he? If you do know, then for heaven’s sake show him! For the sake of your relationship and all womankind.


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      A Yahoo! User Sat 20 Nov 2010 14:09 GMT Report Abuse

          Iv told my man what i like in bed but no still no joy...quick sex and over in 2mins..i do it myself when,hes at work !

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      Safari Sat 20 Nov 2010 10:26 GMT Report Abuse

          My coments to all those who are complaining of not being sutisfied by their mates:
          i) You'll be satisfied by only who you ascribe as your splendid choice and you are proud of in your life
          ii) Satisfaction techniques can vary from one to another(I mean what satifies Agness can not neccessarily do the same for Julie). Mates should therefore be free to request their fellows do them what they exactly want.

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      Babadeji Thu 18 Nov 2010 03:38 GMT Report Abuse

          try me

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      Vernon Wed 17 Nov 2010 17:57 GMT Report Abuse

          Afraid Your Guy is the type whom has no problem finding a bar but a slight problem finding Your Clitoris.
          If you have romped for 5 years You alone must know how to encourage . if you dont then perhaps He is not
          particularly interested .

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      Megan Charm Wed 17 Nov 2010 02:42 GMT Report Abuse

          Some men is good at making love, some men aren't. I stayed with a men who I wanted to have sex with him whenever I saw him for a year, but sex was that all I got from the relationship. I also stayed with another man for four years who never made me come. What can I say? Men are different. Make sure if the sex is really important to you.

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      A Yahoo! User Fri 12 Nov 2010 20:47 GMT Report Abuse

          i have a partner who also has never made me orgasm and it's frustrating,because you sometimes think that there is something wrong with you.

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      A Yahoo! User Fri 12 Nov 2010 16:40 GMT Report Abuse

          I'm 70, a widower for 9 years but have a wonderful partner a couple of years younger than myself. We have great sex. The secret? We have found the perfect position to satisfy us both and one which allows me to stimulate her by hand during penetration. It took me years to discover how to satisfy but the answer is to keep experimenting until you find the perfect solution. Good luck

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      CHIYBOY NWA-MAMA Fri 12 Nov 2010 09:43 GMT Report Abuse

          hahahahaha, come down here, go black and you will never go back they said.

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      Josie Thu 11 Nov 2010 20:02 GMT Report Abuse

          Thanks for all the advice guys ! No have never faked it & yes can give myself a hand when needed !? Just always thought it would happen one day - trouble is like I say 5 years have slipped by & still no nearer !?.Anyway - have decided am just going to have to tell him !! Got rid of the kids this weekend,bought some new undies & am planning a nice romantic eve on our own.Couple of glasses of wine should help me find the words - so wish me luck !!!!

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      david Thu 11 Nov 2010 15:12 GMT Report Abuse

          i suggest masturbation : have fun

     

#767
I have an e mail from cebu pacific air they have a sale going to Bangkok from Cebu the fare is 399 pesos .very cheap huh!
#768
Introduce Yourself / Re: hi everyone
November 20, 2010, 04:24:21 PM
Quote from: AnastasiaSpark on November 20, 2010, 03:06:36 PM
Very pleased to have the time to share with you, welcome to such a good forum

~Welcome Anastasia are you from Bohol too..have a pleasant stay with us..






â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"
Uggs
ugg boot
#769
Help & Support / Re: POST IT
November 20, 2010, 03:14:56 PM
Quote from: hubag bohol on November 20, 2010, 12:52:34 PM
Niay parehas nimog buhok, Bay Guaps, pero morag tinuod ning iyaha...





;D


mora sab kadak-on sa akong GF iyang tapad haha...
#770
Help & Support / Re: POST IT
November 19, 2010, 09:48:46 PM
Quote from: wolfpack823 on November 19, 2010, 09:43:25 PM
I want to be one this time, the real life bitch..I need it.
Can i tie a collar around your neck ?haha like bondage.. are you willing just to became a bitch.
#771
Help & Support / Re: POST IT
November 19, 2010, 03:51:34 PM
To became a bitch is simple,act like a female dog..
#772
General Topic / Re: Manila
November 19, 2010, 02:48:52 PM
Quote from: hubag bohol on November 19, 2010, 12:51:28 PM
Unsa man diay ilhanan bay?
Gikan man ka sa International Airport unya may dala nga dagkong malita.
#773
Help & Support / Re: POST IT
November 19, 2010, 02:41:29 PM
Another frosty night,0 degree C.
#774
Quote from: islander on November 18, 2010, 06:01:35 PM
di lagi na ako or my likeness.  kamo gyod rong bolbuhol... gusto mong motilaw ug thai kickboxing? ;D
Show yourself to the world Miss Isles,There is nothing to be ashamed of...Dont wear an iron mask on your face.. ;D
#775
Quote from: islander on November 18, 2010, 06:26:02 PM
hehe, kapuliki unta kag grant ug three wishes atong mga pinay kung hindi ka pa unta nagsalita diay ng tagalog.  aw, diay, wa sila kahibawo nga kining leprechaun marunong magsalita ng tagalog. ;D
wala sila kabalo bulok cguro kadtong mga pinaya.. ;D
#776
Quote from: Lorenzo on November 17, 2010, 11:57:34 AM
The Interior..







Sexy..
You can if you keep on dreaming and start saving at your age and your profession the world is in your hands...
#777
Hapit gyud ug wala ko magtinagawog ug sulti saypan unta ;D ;D..Mao ra ba kana ang gipangita  ;D ;D diri kay ilang dakpon unya e grant ka ug 3 wishes in exchange for thier freedom..
#778
General Topic / Re: Manila
November 18, 2010, 01:42:27 AM
Ang pina ka safe karon nga sakyan ug gikan ka abroad ang Airport Taxi.Flat rate nip sila mahal lang ug gamay pero safe gyud.
#779
General Topic / Re: What Will Make a Filipina Happy?
November 17, 2010, 03:42:20 PM
Depende may maraming pinay dyan na Bilmoko..hehe or in other words bili mo ko nyan,bili mo ko noon..
#780
They had mistaken my identity as Arab,Indian,Pakistani,Morocan now that i color my hair to light brown and upon entering our flat there were two new Pilipinas checking mail on the box.I say hi! to them and they just look at me in a strange way.And when i ask them in pilipino language,what part in the Phillippines they came from,they burst into laugther and say pilipino ka pala we thought you  are Irish..
#781
Bisaya Cebuano Language / Re: Na Suko Ko Sa Usang Komento
November 16, 2010, 09:20:33 PM
Quote from: Lorenzo on November 15, 2010, 01:28:16 AM
Manong Virgil,

Diba it is better to be money wise and have something to show when the time comes, than being gastador and showing showing pero when it comes to the bank account, wala man diay sulud. :)


That's true pa simply simply lang naka blue jeans and T shirt pero puno ang bulsa..Unya pag sakay pa sa iyang kotse Chedeng diay..
#782
Quote from: chicogon on November 16, 2010, 03:39:13 PM
Angay tingale papuy-on si Bill Clinton ug Hilary sa isla sa ato - bisag usang semana ra - aron maka amgo sila nga di diay jud lalim ning kinaboheng pobre ug islahanon, unja wa pa gyoy kuryente. Maoy akog magsige's hilak si Hilary matag gabii kay mag bugbog sa lagubo ni Bill Clinton, bwahahaha!!! Wa raba na sila maanad ug daghang silingan. Yayayay!!!  ;D


mag menopousal babies gyud ni si Hillary ug wala sa oras.. ;D
#783
Kiniong hitaboa daghan malipay ug daghan sab ang masuko sa mga pulis..Ato kunong ibutang sa atong kaugalingon nga usa sa atong familia na rape,na patay ining klase sa mga tawo.Makaingon gyud ta ug maayo ra kulang pa na..Sa stmbay pa ko sa Manila sa una kay nag apply ug trabaho unya akong favorito nga estambayan mahapon kuyog akong GF diha sa Araneta Colliseum.Daghan na kong nasaksihan nga mga snatcher nga nabugbug sa mga tawo.Pag singit gani sa biktima nga snatcher unya naa sab mga tambay nga mga laki dihang dapita gukod dayon sa mga snatcher.Ug madakpan dila lang walay labod kay si bisan kinsa man lang ang mosipa.Kay ako biktima man sab ko ug snatch sa una tabang sab ko ug sipa.Kabawos lagi..Sa bohol may babayi nga gi kuha ang cellphone,unya sulti pa sa babayi,ang akong cellphone gi snatch..ang mga laki  nga nakadungog wala lang..milingiw lang..Mao na ni ija ija ..aho aho..nga mentality bahalo mo diha basta wala koy labot..mao na nga midaghan ang snatcher sa Bohol kay ang mga tawo wala man pakialam unsay mahitabo..snatcher at UST dapitan.beaten to death.caught on CCTV
#784
Is this your new car Lorenz...?
#785
Oh sigi agree na ko nimo nga maghimo ug daghan bata pero maka himo pa ba kaha ko ug bata nga edaran naman ko.hehehe maayo cguro testingan da...hehehe..
#786
Introduce Yourself / Re: What is Your Present Profession?
November 16, 2010, 04:20:59 AM
Quote from: islander on November 10, 2010, 09:51:40 PM
daghan.
i
household engineer
nutritionist/dietician
motor vehicle operator
cleaning agency manager
laundry services manager
private security guard
radyo baktas, inc. chairman, internal affairs
pets caregiver
animal shelter volunteer
latest addition:  tb dokdoker 

Dako na jud ka ug natigum Miss Isles sa kadaghan ba naman sa imong tarbaho.Jack of all trades ,master of none..
#787
 sorry Pads but im not yet covince that making more and more babies are good for the country.Too much of everything is not good.I still favor responsible family planning.
#788
Help & Support / Re: POST IT
November 16, 2010, 12:19:03 AM
Quote from: wolfpack823 on November 15, 2010, 11:44:17 PM
We are only teasing you about it, we know it's not the real thing. Filipino men are not fancy about Aeta's look alike.
i dont mind coz i know i dont look like an Aeta with my wig,MORE like of Muamar Khadaffi i aggree hehehe.
#789
Help & Support / Re: POST IT
November 15, 2010, 10:00:42 PM
Quote from: wolfpack823 on November 15, 2010, 08:23:25 AM
Dili sad nako ma-maimagine ang kuto og lusa nga gapista ana, mura man nag lasang.
Wig lang na akong buhok i was wearing it when we have a costume party.
#790
Quote from: jorgeanna on November 14, 2010, 01:54:36 PM
daku ang kita og mag-BBQ ka basta make sure lang nga lami imong timpla para magbalik-balik angh mupalit nmo... my cousin tried selling BBQ sauna and times 2 gyud ang kita but kapoy lang daw tuhog hehehe
Sa edad ni Mellesa ug sa iyang dagway sa karon basin ug ang ebayad sa iyang servicio pang load na lang.Maayo pa kanang iyang Bbq nga baligya desente pa.
#791
Quote from: Lorenzo on November 15, 2010, 08:37:32 AM
The point of the matter: population is not a hindrance, but rather a source of strength.

India. By the time India gained independence from Britain, her population was at 350 million. Since then, her population has more than tripled. And is one of the largest economies of the world, and rising. The same goes for China, who since the Great Cultural Revolution, the population has risen to some 1.3 Billion and rising (tho minimized due to the one-child policy).

China and India is considered part of the third world, however, rising through heavy modernization. The Philippines falls in this same category. This century , the 21st century, is supposedly orient the world order towards the Asian-Pacific Axis.
China had a one child policy since the time of Deng Xiaoping and they prefer a male child ,most of them when they got pregnant with thier 3 child they go to abortion clinic.That's reality ..So before we fall in the same category as China one child policy might as well start responsible family planning.. ;D ;DChina has proclaimed that it will continue its one child policy, which limits couples to having one child, through the 2006-2010 five year planning period.

China's one child policy was established by Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping in 1979 to limit communist China's population growth. Although designated a "temporary measure," it continues a quarter-century after its establishment. The policy limits couples to one child. Fines, pressures to abort a pregnancy, and even forced sterilization accompanied second or subsequent pregnancies.

It is not an all-encompassing rule because it has always been restricted to ethnic Han Chinese living in urban areas. Citizens living in rural areas and minorities living in China are not subject to the law. However, the rule has been estimated to have reduced population growth in the country of 1.3 billion by as much as 300 million people over its first twenty years.

This rule has caused a disdain for female infants; abortion, neglect, abandonment, and even infanticide have been known to occur to female infants. The result of such Draconian family planning has resulted in the disparate ratio of 114 males for every 100 females among babies from birth through children four years of age. Normally, 105 males are naturally born for every 100 females.

Recent Effects of the One Child Law
Now that millions of sibling-less people in China are now young adults in or nearing their child-bearing years, a special provision allows millions of couples to have two children legally. If a couple is composed of two people without siblings, then they may have two children of their own, thus preventing too dramatic of a population decrease.

Although IUDs, sterilization, and abortion (legal in China) are China's most popular forms of birth control, over the past few years, China has provided more education and support for alternative birth control methods.

Statistically, China's total fertility rate (the number of births per woman) is 1.7, much higher than slowly-declining Germany at 1.4 but lower than the U.S. at 2.1 (2.1 births per woman is the replacement level of fertility, representing a stable population, exclusive of migration).

In 2007, there were reports that in the southwestern Guangxi Autonomous Region of China, officials were forcing pregnant women without permission to give birth to have abortions and levying steep fines on families violating the law. As a result, riots broke out and some may have been killed, including population control officials.

The Future of China's One Child Law
China's eleventh Five-Year Plan Period is from 2006 to 2010. Minister of the State Commission of Population and Family Planning Zhang Weiqing confirmed in early 2006 that China's one child policy is consistent with the nation's plan for population growth and would continue indefinitely. He denied rumors that the policy become less stringent to permit a second child.
#792
Bisaya Cebuano Language / Re: Na Suko Ko Sa Usang Komento
November 14, 2010, 03:14:57 PM
kuripot ang Bolanon i agree even my wife say that to me.I told her kuripot means money wise..
#793
I go with the idea of responsible parent and also responsible family planning. 
#794
This is the reality of what is happening to most part of the Philippines.Most of the members of TB who are staying overseas,They take the plane from Naia to Bohol .Upon arriving Tagbilaran they go  to the comfort of thier multi million homes,or to the nice hotels,eat at fine restaurant.Ride on thier car.Most of them living on thier own world.But are you aware of the true condition of the 80 percent of the pilipino population..If you are staying most of your time in Bohol then you do not really see what happening outside your own protected world.Go to Manila ,visit Tondo you can take a taxi and just cruise by or to Divisoria or even to Quiapo.And you will see the reality of life..They dont call Philippines 3rd world for nothing..philippines street children and beggars
#795
I suggest that the next time Clinton visit the Philippines he will visit the slums of Tondo and the esteros of Pasig and feel for himself what its like to live there, 3 family's in one shack with more than ten children all together.No privacy no furniture lucky to have a television,refregerator is a luxury.One meal a day.What did he do while staying in the Philippines,,staying in a five star hotel, taking the Limo from one place to another,i bet he doesn'nt stop in the middle of his destination take a walk and talk to the masses.Or go to Divisoria to bargain with the vendors.And all of a sudden he decides that it is a good thing for Pilipinos to make more babies.Oh!Come on he can think much better than that.Or i will say that Alzheimers are slowly creeping into his brain..Life in Tondo Slums, Manila, Philippines
#796
Quote from: chicogon on November 14, 2010, 01:25:31 AM
But the reality (also) is....

Daghan gihapon gipang-anak o ipanganak out in some irresponsible ways...

Are these babies mistakes then?

This is where I repeat my stand, "NO, they are not!"

And they deserve this world or the Philippiens just as much (as I do).


Mao lagi gyud ang problema kay naa man gyud bata nga ipanganak in some irresponsible way.. mao nga maayo cguro ug naay mga departamento sa gobyerno nga motabang nila ang kaso lang wala man sa pilipinas..Pagdagko ining mga bata tungod sa environmental factors 80 percent nila mahimong tulisan,k******n,drug addict,drug pusher,rapist,prostitute ,they do more harm to society than doing good.Ug unsa man galing ang maayong solution ini nga problema mangutana kuno ta sa mga Sociology graduates nga member sa TB..
#798
Make babies in a responsible way nga pagdako nila naa ipakaon ug pa eskwela ang mga ginikanan.para tawon dili ma pareho sa mga bata dihang mga yagit nga bisan asa nalang matulog ug mamunit sa basurahan sa MC Donalds sa ilang panimudto.Now this is where family planning come in,natural or artificial its not for me to say,depende na kana sa mag asawa..Let us be a responsible parents..
#800
Unsaon naman pag bukas sa baba inigkaon ining mga klase sa burger haskang dagkoa naman ni..