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Long distance relationship is really hard..

away ang resulta perme especially if mga immature pa ang huna huna.

ang nice nga part..kay kanang inig kita!! i swear! worth tanan kamingaw!!

It's never too late

Welcome to TB Catalina .. kabantay ko sa first part sa imo posts.. mga serious..
then na saag najud ka sa topics nga dali ra maka make friends

enjoy nya te..

hahaha..two words;

cold shower!

hahaha..may lang ko sa type type dre..nyag kita na gane suwayan sa gugma..aw..mag higda nalang (embryo position) sa kilid.. bakho bakho dayun..lol!

but feeling the pain is great! cause ma appreciate nimo pag maayu ang sunod

btaw te sa? wala lang kwenta dre nako kay ako ra usa mu kalit katawa sa ako station.. haha nya lingi-on dayun

kanindot i ligo sa seaworld te!!

ate al, ayaw na attempt.. naay  bagyo!! maglaag nalang ta tonight

Quote from: bugsay on July 28, 2009, 08:58:39 PM
I prefer GMA7 among local.....ABS-CBN is very opinionated and bias.

unta..but mike enriquez'  diction and accent is really annoying..

mao jud te!!! wa nalay kwenta ang sa uban dre. hahaha

hapit na na nako i quote..makaboang..ayaw tawn

haha naa ka palm treo te no? hmmm...
yeh pwede ra..

but wala pako ana nga phone..gi ship pa

ohmygud!! naa gabaligya sa ako ug taco ate!! mahalon pero iya price 1,300 ra..

wa jud ko palit kay nahan ko yellow or violet or stripes,, naboang na daw ko.


hahaha ...btaw te...salamat kaayu swear..mag practice ko tarong ba :D

huy jan!! dili madala!! mag sleepless nights ta ana!!

cge nalang cause she was in so much pain napud..

same.. but more on tea nako karon..

Quote from: Angie Gulle on August 01, 2009, 05:39:21 AM
Naa pa Kiams, basta holiday dri. Every after meals. hahahahaha. Ti-aw ba pod gutom!

hmmm... mu change man pud tale ang libido.. so yeko ra!!

marriage after 3 years..wala na tale na no?

di man gud mi ka access..restricted kaayu..igu rako maka basa sa posts..and it's like a mobile phone screen format

lahi ra diay to nga browser gamiton..nya dha ra ko gi change gamay..and yey!! ka post nako

uyamot.. naa pa ka? xexa taas explain why dugay ko kabalik OL

hmm ako nailhan sa pina colada kay ang isagol sa inum..haha

mango or strawberry yogurt ang yum!

maayu nalang sab nagka sleepless nights sya.. kay if wala, naka panguhit nato sa lain

i want to see their realm..

@lorenzo.. haha lain mana nga love!!

happy birthday kuya alfonso

fortune cookies jud tale.. haha kusog baya ila paniwala ani

hi ate graz!! dia napud ko D:

ate ang..maka relate nya mag gara gara dayun..or labwan pa gane ang isturya.. and it all ends up sa pina taasay ego thru sa mga istorya kunuhay sa na achieve..

cliche. trite.

Quote from: janjan on August 01, 2009, 05:08:21 AM
mahutdan man sad ta  ana ug  kuan kiams

hahah.. jan naa manay in between rounds nga pahuway..murag boxing gud

hahaha laway jud jam!?? thanks sa WB

1.financial  stability - pero dili na magkita
2.loving one another - yuh naa ang care and worry pero okay ra dili mag kuyog
3.matching sexual libidos - routine?!!!
4.good communication  - what if malay ko at pakialam ko ang status?
5.having fun together - can't think of pangontra ani..

having fun together man tingale..

good communication lage pero wa pud diay to pakialam sa mga gi balita?

okay raman to.. if she brushed it off, im sure, dili nu-on to ma curious ang mga tao..

natalie portman?

how's the case?

te..d ko nahan mag gubot ako hair!! hahahah ang ka bu****.

hello ate racq!!

bag-o naman gud amo account then restricted kaayu ang sites.. hehe for almost 3 months ko nawala no? then sa balay too sleepy na to go online.. sa una ka access ko but i can't post..basa basa lang.

and now,. haha diha ko gi lisu lisu dre maong maka post napud ko dre TB.. haha magsabasaba nsab ni ron.

gimingaw ko ninyu tanan..

hasta sa mga spammers!! ug samga initon ulo!! hasta paganie kang datu!! hahha.. veyga sis!

cause i think tanan maka relate?

im back sa billiards!!! ate bell!!!! steady taco na!!!!

no way!! someone is always better..
how can you move on if you think si first love ghapon ang great.

ma completo nako dayun  crossword puzzle kada answer...

i want to interview Natalie Portman.. pagka brayt!

this is very nice sanglit.. don't just give, to ANYBODY the power to upset you..

i love the peeps here

nag watch ug Closer then crossword nasab..

na apa si tito run didto te?

buotan... i miss m.java..

it's not magic..it's faith. pwede pud law of attraction..sa  uban

naay bagyo dre sa cebu ron..

ahem ahem!! kasoud lage ko?!?! hahaha YEEEEEY

just finished reading micheal palmer's Extreme Measures ..

hahaha!! di ko ani..ah basta di ko ug quick,..whole day lang

there was AND THERE STILL is a big improvement ever since she became the president.

seriously. for this 2010. who?!?!?!?!?!!!!!!

And don't say bad words in public.....

I've a Fischer Bird pet..
It's like a tiny version of ate Bella's parrot..haha
Any ideas on the best way to take good care of them?

te belle?

hallo all.. imissyou guys!!

Tramsformers part 2.. second time

practiced the crip walk again

Go to mininova or demonoid or any download sites.
-Double click the movie or song that you want to download.
-When the download is finished, double click the downloaded file para i-rip na ang file sa utorrent.
-It will take hours or minutes. Except if taas ang number of seeds and leechers and nga files sa site.
-When progress or rip is complete sa Utorret, go the utorrent download folder, and you will see your downloaded file there. Pwde na nimo ma view, play, listen or read

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Please move it here.

FOR what may be his refusal to hand over his cellular phones to roadside robbers, a priest on his way to visit his sister in Cansojong, Talisay City was shot three times in a dimly lit portion of the Cebu South Coastal Road past 8 o’clock last night.

Fr. Jovencio Rabusa, 46, died at the Talisay District Hospital some 15 minutes after he was rushed there by policemen who responded to the shooting alert. He was a member of the team ministry in Naga and was once the parish priest of Santander town.

For updates from around the country, follow Sun.Star on Twitter

The robbers took away his two cellular phones, which were the old and cheap Nokia models, but did not take his wallet and wrist watch.

The priest was casually attired in green shirt and cargo shorts in camouflage design.

He was off from his parish work in Naga on Mondays. As he was wont to do on his dayoff, he visited his younger sister Susan Zaragosa in nearby Talisay. Only this time, he did not reach his sister’s house.


http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/priest-shot-dead

A MASKED man barged inside the LBC Express branch in Barangay Guizo in Mandaue City yesterday morning, shot dead an employee who resisted and fled with P2,000 cash.

When police arrived at the crime scene, LBC employee Eugenio V. Agmata, 49, was already dead, with gunshot wounds in the chest and abdomen.

For updates from around the country, follow Sun.Star on Twitter

Mandaue City Police Office (MCPO) Director Olando Ualat admitted there were lapses in the deployment of law enforcers in the city because the area on M.C. Briones St. where the LBC branch is located had no policemen at the time.

Investigation and Detective Management Branch (IDMB) officer SPO1 Kerwin Bejer said the robbery was pulled by four men at 8:45 a.m. Three acted as lookouts outside the branch.

The one who went inside was estimated to be 23 to 25 year old and of slim build.

Once inside, the man pointed a .45 pistol at LBC employee Trixia C. Montero and demanded cash while dragging her toward the back of the office.

Realizing that Montero had no money and seeing Agmata at the back counting money, the suspect pushed her inside the stockroom and pointed his gun at Agmata, who immediately raised his hands.

IDMB investigator SPO1 Arnulfo Quiachon, who interviewed Montero, said she shouted at the victim, “Ihatag na lang na, ayaw na og sukol (Give him the money. Don’t fight back).”

Through the slightly opened stockroom door, she saw the victim raising his arms but moving towards the gunman. She then heard gunshots and she shut the door.

Before the robbers left, public utility jeepney dispatcher Ronnie Montenegro, 24, who was in front of the establishment, took a close look at one of the two get-away drivers. He described the driver as of large build but short, wearing blue shirt, denim pants and rubber shoes.

Police have no description of the other two robbers.

The gunman’s motorcycle is a blue XRM Honda with plate GM-2779. The other get-away vehicle was a red motorcycle with the numbers 7753 in its plate.

Quiachon said they are still verifying the plate numbers.

The two motorcycles headed north.

During the robbery, Ualat was in Basak Police Station, some four kilometers from the crime scene, checking policemen. He said patrol policemen were at the MCPO for orientation on their new deployment.

He said Mobile Patrol Group (MPG) policemen designated to take their places were still lining up for gasoline at the Mandaue City Department of General Service (DGS).
That explained the absence of police forces at the crime scene, Ualat said.

He said the MPG should have coordinated with their troop deployment supervisor. The supervisor should then ask station commanders to temporarily deploy men in the area to fill the vacuum.

Ualat asked DGS to improve the system of gasoline distribution to patrol cars. He requested the City to change the time for civilian drivers of patrol cars to start their
work. Instead of 9 a.m., the time banks open, drivers should start work at 7 a.m.

For his part, Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) Director Patrocinio Comendador ordered all police units, particularly the Mobile Patrol Group (MPG), to provide security to LBC branches in the city.

The Mandaue City Police Office (MCPO) called up the CCPO for assistance in setting up blockade in the Talamban area, anticipating the robbers might headed in that direction.

Cebu Provincial Police Office (CPPO) Director Jesus Gaquing, on the other hand, said the police in the neighboring towns also put up blocking forces.

Vice Mayor Carlo Fortuna raised the need to ban “wrap around helmets” contained in an ordinance that Mayor Jonas Cortes vetoed last March 16. The helmets make it difficult for witnesses to identify the robbers, the ordinance said.

The lookouts and the gunman in yesterday’s robbery were all wearing full-face helmets.

But City Administrator Briccio Boholst said the city ordinance banning wrap-around crash helmets is not clear, as all helmets are considered “wrap around” the head.

“Tell me which helmet is not a wrap-around and which is allowed by the city ordinance,” said Boholst. The law requires motorcycle riders to wear helmets, so an ordinance
that bans helmets is contrary to law, he said.

Yesterday wasn’t the first time an LBC Express branch in Cebu was robbed.

In November 2008, an LBC branch in Barangay Banilad Cebu City lost an estimated P80,000 in cash and cellular phones to four robbers. Police said the establishment had no security guards or surveillance cameras that time.

The same observation was noted by police in the LBC Mandaue robbery yesterday.

Comendador said that after the 2008 robbery, they recommended to the management that they hire security guards and install surveillance cameras. He said the police can only recommend, but it is up to the management to heed their advice.

In a report over radio dyLA, Leonardo Libradilla, LBC Cebu area head, said they did not hire guards for its branches because there are cases that security guards are actually spies working for robbery groups.

Libradilla reportedly said that based on their study in Manila and in Cebu, some security guards have been found to be in cahoots with robbers.

He said it has been the policy of the company not to keep large sums of money in their branches.

Revolving funds are only at least P5,000, he said.

Libradilla said the company will provide assistance to the family of Agmata.

Libradilla described Agmata as a dedicated worker who has been with the company for more than 15 years.

Agmata left behind four children and his wife Maria Liza. The eldest is 15 years old while the youngest is four.

In a radio report, Agmata’s widow Maria Liza said she was still shocked of what happened.

She said Agmata was a good provider and a responsible husband.

She is appealing to the police to find and arrest the robbers to give justice to her husband’s death. (OCP/JTG)

Published in the Sun.Star Cebu newspaper on July 7, 2009.

Quote from: Candijaynon on July 05, 2009, 07:46:46 PM
Pagkakita naho sa pics n video mao pay ahong pagkarealized unsa diay kakuyaw ang suba, sapa o waterfalls kung dunay flashflood. Nanglimbawot jud ang ahong mga balhibo. Mangaligo ra ba jud intawon mi sauna sa sapa bisan nagbaha.

agree!

Condolence to both families..

dah.

@Lorenzo. true! I had a Chavacana friend. I can't understand a word she was saying. To think I know Waray, Cebuano and Tagalog. Whew.

ka gwpo ni eddie!!

This toddler might have a very important purpose in this life..

I now found a way to access TB sa office, but I can only read your posts.. huhu

" Subject: FW: Shocking News from World Bank ? Check it out for what's it worth.
Just received it.
Check it out.
As for me, like FOX News says, "I report, you decide.


THIS IS A VERY HUMILIATING STORY....... ........

To All Filipino Overseas Workers (OFW'S):

The Financial Analyst of World Bank would like to inform each and everyone of you that the present currency exchange rate of US Dollar to Peso is actually $1 = 52 Pesos.
Your government is manipulating the exchange rate for some years now. It is very much improbable and
impossible that the Philippine Peso is appreciating compare to Euro, British Pound, Rials, and any other foreign currency. Even your ASEAN neighboring countries are suffering from the Global Crisis.
Singapore, a developed country is affected by depreciation of their currency what more of your country?

We admire you for your hard work but we also pity you for having such a very corrupt government that is taking advantage of your hard earned money.

The ARROYO ADMINISTRATION is blatantly milking each and every OFW's all over the world of billions of pesos for its own greedy, selfish ends. Investigations reveal that this milked money from OFWs will be spent to BRIBE not only PGMA's pet COCODILES in CONGRESS but some in the SENATE as well for her to PERPETUATE IN POWER BEYOND 2010. The rest would be deposited to the family's SECRET ACCOUNT in Switzerland .

Another money-making scheme is the LOTTERY DRAWS. Filipinos should be aware that all LOTTO
DRAWS are orchestrated, and big money goes to the two sons of the lady president. Recent example is the SUPER LOTTO 6/49 draw, where supposedly two individuals from Luzon won. Do you know WHO these individuals are? It's Mikey and Datu, who else? One might ask how could the draw be rigged when it is being televised in front of millions of viewers. The answer is simple. As you all know, all bet combinations are being entered into PCSO's main data base as it is on-line, therefore, it is easy to determine which combinations were NOT betted upon. If they want to raise big money, no winners will be declared until the JACKPOT reaches sky-high because they could dictate the outcome at will.
When it's "HARVEST TIME", viola, there would be "winner or winners" and the process repeats all over again. One might ask how this is being done. One insider told our investigators that actually the "DRAWN BALLS", six balls to be exact, are the
only set which could fit into the transparent tube which sucks the balls up. All others are slightly
bigger than the diameter of the tube which could not be distinguished by the viewers, therefore, there's no way they could be drawn! You Filipinos are being skinned alive, fried in your own fat and lard by your own government. Do you ever wonder why
president-elect BARACK OBAMA, avoids your president like a stinking leper?


-World Bank-

The folks at Pixar helped a dying girl fulfill her final wish when one of their employees hand delivered a DVD of the film Up to the family's residence for a private screening.

10-year-old Colby Curtin was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer in December 2005, and ever since she saw a preview for Up, she'd been excited for the poignant film about a man who goes on an adventure after the loss of his wife by tying balloons to his house and flying away.

After the family had made a request that was never fulfilled for a wheelchair to take Colby to the theaters, a family friend began frantically calling Pixar as Colby's health dramatically worsened.

Finally the friend got through the automated messaging system by guessing a name. Pixar immediately sent out an employee to the girl's home in Huntington Beach armed with a DVD of the film and a gift basket of toys. The family sat around to a private screening.

Colby had difficulty keeping her eyes open through the film because of the pain she was in, so her mother narrated it to her.

Colby died 7 hours later and we hope her final moments were that much more comfortable for having her final wish granted!

Rest in peace...

-perezhilton

huhuhuhu thanks mga ate

Against the law bana if you are asked to work on your rest day?
Or are there exemptions depending sa job description nga gi permehan?

kay mu suksuk raman na sila sa ilalom dba? when mu dry up na ang pond

8... i love the effects nice pud ang dagan sa story..

dali ra ang steps pero fun kaayu na inig sila na musayaw

first ever web-OS phone ;d

i didn't like machine Arnold's part.

hehehe lol Lorz.. and thanks

imissyou so much

hahaha..dili ko maka dare ug open sa n95..complicated kaayu! :S

Poker face? wow.. mubilib jud ko if masundog nila ang steps ni Lady Gaga.. =)

kudos to sir Byron..

were you able to watch them live jam?

ang ako lage n95 jan if mahagbong mu off daun LCD lights.. hmpf

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTMUZ39UHgo

Palm's New Pre Takes on iPhone

In the new era of hand-held computers â€" super-smart touch-screen phones that run sleek, compelling software â€" Apple’s iPhone has been king. A new, improved iPhone is expected to be announced on June 8.

But on June 6, Apple will get a powerful competitor in this category. It’s a beautiful, innovative and versatile hand-held computer that’s fully in the iPhone’s class. It’s called the Pre, and it comes from Palm, the company that pioneered the hand-held computer in the 1990s.

I’ve been testing the Pre for a couple of weeks, and I like it a lot, despite some important drawbacks that will have to be remedied.

Pre sports an all-new operating system called webOS. Like the iPhone, Google’s new Android phone operating system, and the modern BlackBerry models from Research in Motion, the Pre is meant to do much more than make phone calls, send and receive messages, and browse the Web. It’s a platform, like a PC, that’s designed to run a wide variety of sophisticated third-party programs, or apps, from social-networking gateways to games to business tools. Palm plans to build a whole line of devices based on webOS.

The Pre is launching on the Sprint network in the U.S., though it will be offered by other carriers later. It includes Wi-Fi connectivity. Like the iPhone, it costs $200 â€" but there’s a catch. At most stores, you get that price only after a $100 mail-in rebate. And there’s another catch. Production of the Pre will be limited at first, so they’ll be hard to come by for a while.

I consider the Pre to be potentially the strongest rival to the iPhone to date, provided it attracts lots of third-party apps, which it sorely lacks at launch. Its design is much better than that of the two other main iPhone-class competitors: the T-Mobile G1, which uses Android, and RIM’s touch-screen BlackBerry Storm.

Whether the Pre is better than the iPhone depends on your personal preferences, though I’d note that the new iPhone to be unveiled next week will have lots of added features that could alter those calculations.

The Pre’s biggest advantage over the iPhone is that, in addition to sporting an elegant touch-screen interface that matches or exceeds Apple’s, the new Palm device has a real physical keyboard that slides out from its curved body. While I like the iPhone’s virtual on-screen keyboard, others hate it, and yearn for a device with both a great touch interface and a physical keyboard. The Pre delivers.

Many other iPhone wannabes have physical keyboards, including the G1. But none combine that keyboard with the stylish software of the Pre and its beautiful industrial design, which makes the new Palm feel great in the hand. The phone is relatively small â€" though pretty thick â€" and has a gently curved back.

The Pre also features an elegant new take on the multitouch user interface. It uses a card metaphor. Each program, or window, appears in virtual cards on the screen, and you can flip through them and zoom in to use one, or quickly dismiss one by flicking it up and off the screen. An individual email, or contact, can occupy its own card. And, unlike on the iPhone, the Pre can simultaneously run any programs you choose.

Also, some gestures â€" like a quick sideways swipe to go to the previous screen â€" are performed in a black area below the display, which also has a button that zooms in and out of card view.

The other big, new idea in this phone is called Synergy. It automatically can merge similar contacts from disparate sources, like Google and Facebook, and can display multiple calendars from different sources as well.

Palm stresses wireless capability. It automatically syncs over the air with Google’s calendar and contacts, and with Microsoft Exchange. This worked pretty well in my tests, though syncing some items wasn’t instant. It also can connect with numerous email services and performs BlackBerry-style push email.

Going further, the Pre features a wireless backup service that automatically stores a copy of your data â€" email, contacts and calendar â€" on remote servers, so you can recover your stuff if need be.

For syncing big files, like photos, videos and music, Palm has taken an audacious approach: It simply uses its rival’s software, Apple’s iTunes. The Pre team, headed by a former top engineer at Apple, figured how to make iTunes think a Pre is an iPhone or iPod, and the software acts accordingly. Of course, Apple can alter iTunes to block this, but in my tests, it worked perfectly.

The Pre’s biggest disadvantage is its app store, the App Catalog. At launch, it has only about a dozen apps, compared with over 40,000 for the iPhone, and thousands each for the G1 and the modern BlackBerry models. Even worse, the Pre App Catalog isn’t finished. It’s immature, it’s labeled a beta, and Palm has yet to release the tools for making Pre apps available to more than a small group of developers.

In fact, during my testing, one of my downloads from the App Catalog caused my Pre to crash disastrously â€" all my email, contacts and other data were wiped out, and the phone was unable to connect to the Sprint network or Wi-Fi. Palm conceded the catastrophe was due to problems it still has getting the App Catalog to work with the phone’s internal memory, and explained that this is one reason it hasn’t widely distributed the developer tools.

The good news is that the Pre’s impressive backup system allowed me to quickly and easily get back almost all my data and to restore the phone’s connectivity.

Sprint has loaded the Pre with some of its own apps, including its turn-by-turn navigation and mobile TV services. But whether the Pre will be a powerful platform for third-party apps remains an open question.

The Palm Pre is a short and thick, black plastic device that easily fits in a pants pocket or small purse when the keyboard isn’t exposed. The screen, while smaller than the iPhone’s, is still vibrant and very readable. The keyboard has a slightly sticky feel, but worked pretty well for me, and has dedicated keys for typing periods and the @ symbol used so often online.

There are only a handful of buttons, and my only real criticism of the industrial design is that these were rubbery and protruded too little from the body, making them hard to press unseen. The power button is clumsy to use when the keyboard is open.

The Pre’s 3 megapixel camera has a flash and took decent pictures, but it can’t record video. The device has 8 gigabytes of built-in memory, but no slot for adding more.

In my tests in San Diego and Washington, phone calls on the Pre were clear on both ends, and conference calls worked fine. Calls even worked over Bluetooth in my car, though my address book failed to transfer to the car’s dashboard display.

The Pre was about as fast as my iPhone when using Wi-Fi, but, at least in the cities where I did my testing, its data speeds on Sprint’s network handily topped AT&T’s data speeds on the iPhone.

The Pre has some other nice advantages over the iPhone, at least for now. It includes MMS â€" the ability to send photos directly to other phones â€" copy and paste, and a universal search function that looks up terms not only on the phone, but also online, even in Twitter. In certain screens, you can just start typing and the search begins. Oddly, though, it can’t search email, though it does search the built-in Google Maps program.

Unfortunately for Palm, Apple has both a new iPhone operating system and new iPhone hardware coming, likely available within a month, that could obviate many of these advantages.

Apple already has announced it’s adding MMS, universal search, and copy and paste. And, although Apple hasn’t announced any new hardware features, I expect to see an iPhone with up to 32 gigabytes of memory, video recording, a higher-resolution camera, a compass, and greater operating speed. Plus, there are persistent rumors that Apple will announce at least one iPhone at a drastically lower price than $199.

However, Apple isn’t likely to match two of the Pre’s big advantages: multitasking and a physical keyboard.

The Pre has two more nice features. One is its monthly calling plan from Sprint. While its minimum cost, with voice and data, is the same $70 as AT&T’s plan for the iPhone, Sprint includes unlimited text messaging, while AT&T charges extra for texting.

The other is Palm will offer a $70 Pre accessory, Touchstone, that charges the phone when you simply lay the Pre on top of it, and automatically puts the Pre into speakerphone mode when a call comes in during charging.

But the Pre has a few other important downsides. Battery life between charges is relatively weak. While it’s in line with competitors with a claimed five hours of talk time, and matches the iPhone’s claimed five hours of Web surfing time, it offers only half the iPhone’s 24 hours of continuous music playback and claims just five hours of video playback, versus seven for the iPhone.

In my testing, the Pre mostly made it through the day without running out of juice. But on at least one day, it died in midafternoon, even though I was using Wi-Fi most of that day and not the power-hungry cellphone network. Unlike the iPhone, the Pre does include a removable battery. Extras cost about $50.

Another downside: the Pre’s autocorrect system, for instantly fixing mistyped words, is puny. Even with a physical keyboard, people make typos, and Palm only fixes about 2,500 common words, like “the.” By contrast, both the BlackBerry and iPhone have tens of thousands of autocorrections built in, including fixes for long, complex words.

There are several smaller problems, too. There’s no easy way to get to the top of a long list or to quickly delete a large group of emails, no keyboard shortcuts, no voice control and no Facebook app. Palm says it plans to add most of these, and notes that the Pre was designed to be updated over the air, without requiring users to plug it into a PC.

All in all, I believe the Pre is a smart, sophisticated product that will have particular appeal for those who want a physical keyboard. It is thoughtfully designed, works well and could give the iPhone and BlackBerry strong competition â€" but only if it fixes its app store and can attract third-party developers.


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEbIAw42jkU&feature=related

Check the lolo do the moves (with tongue too!!).. At 2:17-2:20 play time.

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likes

si Jesus na ug bata uy :d

i miss you guys!! limited na amo internet access sa office.. hay naju

kani ako gipangita!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2JrIzGtWqs&feature=related

I have climbed the highest mountains
I have run through the fields
Only to be with you
Only to be with you

I have run I have crawled
I have scaled these city walls
Only to be with you
But I still haven't found
What I'm looking for
But I still haven't found
What I'm looking for

I have kissed honey lips
Felt the healing in her fingertips
It burned like fire
This burning desire
I have spoke with the tongue of angels
I have held the hand of a devil
It was warm in the night
I was cold as a stone
But I still haven't found
What I'm looking for
But I still haven't found
What I'm looking for

I believe in the Kingdom Come
Then all the colours will bleed into one
But yes I'm still running
You broke the bonds
You loosed the chains
You carried the cross
And my shame
And my shame
You know I believe it
But I still haven't found
What I'm looking for
But I still haven't found
What I'm looking for

i think this is one of U2's religious song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pb1XXs7e7ac

dia ra jam o..

when I'm with you
i feel naked and sacred
and this world can be so cold
i wanna hold u naked and sacred
till i grow old

wat does love need
can love last
i ask myslef these questions
haunted by the past
i walk these city streets
i've known the victories and defeat
searching hoping just barely coping
baby i wanna be good for you
i wanna be true
don't know how to live with myself
if i ever hurt you

(chorus)
when I'm with you
i feel naked and sacred
and this world can be so cold
i wanna hold you naked
and sacred till i grow old

since i met u
my life has changed
i feel like a bird
thats been let out of its cage
baby i wanna be good for you
i wanna be true
don't know how to live with myself
if i ever hurt u

(chorus)
when I'm with you i feel naked and sacred
and this world can be so cold
i wanna hold you naked
and sacred till i grow old

naked and sacred
naked and...

your hands heal me(healing me)
your love feel me(feeling me)
when you go away(go away)
your heart is still in me

naked and sacred
and this world can be so cold
i wanna hold you naked
and sacred till i grow old

(chorus)
when I'm with you
i feel naked and sacred
and this world can be so cold
i wanna hold you naked
and sacred till i grow old
(repeat until fade)

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me loves this!!

piniritong lechon and baranday

Quote from: jamo2x on May 25, 2009, 11:18:47 AM
mao. bisag ma suspended iya license, naa japon xa future job...as a pornstar. 

pornstar pero ang mga girls ra malipay ug tan-aw..haha

hmm ay basta..ahng galing ni Hayden.. hmft

it's hard to believe nga taw-an sa first falls. daghan man kaayu tawo gud.. siguro mga kiat-kiat to?

pizza shawarma

asa nga island misty?

di jud madala rose..hahaha hagu.. funny gane to kay ang amo isa ka kuyog nag lain na ang tiyan..ganahan najud mo "deposit" ba.. luoya lage padung naog..gi consider gud niya magpongko nalang sa sapa..haha luoya sa discomfort