hahahaha...mao pod..bahala sila,basta maniguro ko kay gagmay pa akong mga baktin..hehehe
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....mao na daghan sila ug pranks pod like this..Quote from: EL MUNDO on October 26, 2007, 10:14:14 PMAw mao ba?.....hahaha well,mag-enjoy diay pod ko.jajaja
nah, magcareful jud ko kay kinathay iban ko diri basta ingani nga topic hehehe
Quote from: grazie7y on October 27, 2007, 06:08:00 AM
Orchids, is Sapporo a known beer their in Japan? Needless to ask, gasugod na sa Sapporo noh.
Quote from: grazie7y on October 27, 2007, 12:57:25 AMYes Grazie san......ako initon una before nako imnon,mao na among imnon sa akong late Pa-in-law sa una...
Do you like Sake, Orchids?
......hahaha (with the same person)
Quote from: st. agnes on October 26, 2007, 10:31:35 PMDAy ,the earlier the better,naa man pod ko miga ba nga tagsa ra nag-mens,pero sa dihang naminyo na siya,okey na iya mens..naa siya anak 3...
noh? maypa sya juntis nah... ako kaya? naa kaha ko chance...? daku bya ko, then naa ko hormonal imbalance -- as in once a year ra ako menstruation, then nag pa Transvaginal ko, ang findings gamay ra ko follicles... nag undergo ko treatment para ma correct ako monthly mens, kaso mag stop ko kay ako dugo as in murag gripo, bisan ika 10th day na... ma affected man ako pag skwela oi... im planning nga ipadayon ang treatment after na sa pagskwela, and I hope its not too late...
Quote from: EL MUNDO on October 26, 2007, 10:29:08 PMWala man dire sa JApan na EL MUNDO...hinaut nga muabot na...ako atangan..hehehe
orChidsNroSes, ang hwang jini na pud akong gikalingawan karun...
Quote from: Bambi on October 27, 2007, 02:12:17 AM
Hi Orchids,
Thanks for the food photos....can you package to me a real and hot one? Or would you mind posting a hot japanese good looking men with or without Samurai? Okey ba? Hope not too much for you this request. Thanks.....sayonara!





Quote from: grazie7y on October 27, 2007, 12:45:33 AMYeheyyyyy,parehas ta Grazie san..
Ganahan ko anang miso soup, orchids na daghan seaweeds and tofu!
Quote from: asianfairy on October 27, 2007, 02:09:47 AMWelcome sa Japan.......a pleasure nga makasuroy mo dire..naa noon ko sa Nagano prefecture,naa dire ang mga hot springs,ug lake nga gitawag nila ug pusod sa Japan...
Hi Orchids..
Thank you very much for posting these pictures. Really beautiful.
ako gipakita sa akong anak baye nga ganahan kaayo sa Japan ug ingon siya pwede ba kuno mi molaag sa inyoha. he,,he,,
Lami kaayo tan-awon ang mga sud-an...naglaway ko. he,,he,,
Quote from: Lorenzo on October 27, 2007, 02:44:08 AM
Japan really looks picturesque. Im planning to visit Toyoda and Kyoto in the future. How are the expenses there? How are the people?
Quote from: Bohol on September 13, 2007, 07:43:35 AM
How do you know you're getting older?
Quote from: Bohol on September 13, 2007, 07:43:35 AM
How do you know you're getting older?
Quote from: Lorenzo on September 17, 2007, 01:41:50 AMWell,pasagdi na sila...let them be happy..anyway,I am here,I like your posts.And I'm gonna be your fan.
Okay, as much as I love tubag bohol, there are some certain individuals in this forum who are opposing to everything some people say, and become rather hostile and abusive, when their views are challenged--and proven wrong. I will not name that certain individual, however, I would like to ask how we should respond or treat them?
I as a person, try to look past their callous actions in name calling, and as what a friend once said "pre-pubescent" attitude.
I do feel sorry for that person because he interprets everything as an attack to what ever I post or decry it as 'propaganda'. lol. So now views that dont relate to his are 'propaganda'?
Should I and other people respond to his comments with the same fashion? Or continue to respond to some of his points and 'ignore' his negative remarks in the side?
Quote from: queen on June 22, 2007, 01:26:56 PM
Could it be true that first love never dies?
I have no second love. Only first. My husband. I want to know if it will never really die.
But hey, don't get me wrong. I had few occasions of coming close to love before finding the first and true one at age 20.
Quote from: Bohol on September 13, 2007, 06:57:16 AM
What do you do if you can’t sleep at night?
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Quote from: Bohol on June 11, 2007, 04:43:35 PM
What if you die today, what will you do in the next 17 seconds?
.....keep silent lang ko..
Quote from: Ginger on September 08, 2007, 04:32:35 AMBut you look like a Japanese for me Ginger....really!
YES! always, as a Chinese!
Quote from: orChidsNroSes on October 26, 2007, 09:08:05 PM
Kani siya.......too many signs,..life with lots of dos and don'ts
Quote from: orChidsNroSes on October 26, 2007, 09:08:05 PMsori,ako gi-usab kay nilagpot akong cursor...hahahahha
Kani siya.......too many signs,..life with lots of do and don's


Quote from: RV on October 26, 2007, 10:30:47 AMMalay nato if iyang inahan Boholana,unya dodto lang sa Olongapo that time...pwede pod.
does she, by any chance, have Boholano blood?
Quote from: Lorenzo on October 26, 2007, 04:34:50 AM
From my experience, not really. I have a lot of cousins and even tho their bisayan or tagalog is limited (as they were raised here in the USA), they still refer to me as Kuya Bran or my sister as Ate 'gel. Even their own grandparents, they still refer to them as Lola or Lolo or refer to my parents as Tita or Tito. Filipino youth are different from other Americans, even if we're Americanized. Sure we talk with a strong Americanized accent, however, the majority of us still retain and hold on to our cultural roots. Filipino parents tend to be more strict in raising children--and very conservative in social etiquettes. I know that whenever i meet and greet any of my Titas or Titos, even my parent's friends, I give my obeisance and give them the Mano Po. We also take into consideration that our actions reflects our family's name and the image people have of my parents. I notice that Filipinos and Indians are like this--they retain very strict social customs. Chinese-Americans or Japanese-Americans are different, they abandon their norms if given the chance and are too quick to Americanize. I have alot of Indian friends and have been invited to their homes--and whenever they greet their aunties/uncles or grandparents, the youth will prostrate themselves and touch their forhead to the foot of their elders. Its their way of showing respect.
Its just a sign of respect. And remembering your roots.
Quote from: Lorenzo on October 26, 2007, 04:34:50 AMThat's good to hear.Bisan mga anak nako naa pa may pagtahod and they are very loving kids..naa ra man na sa mga ginikanan pod.Kids are the mirror of thier parents..Sad to say lang nga ang uban nga anak ug Pinay diri,wala na may tahod oy..and worst is that they will just laugh instead of teaching thier kids the right way.
From my experience, not really. I have a lot of cousins and even tho their bisayan or tagalog is limited (as they were raised here in the USA), they still refer to me as Kuya Bran or my sister as Ate 'gel. Even their own grandparents, they still refer to them as Lola or Lolo or refer to my parents as Tita or Tito. Filipino youth are different from other Americans, even if we're Americanized. Sure we talk with a strong Americanized accent, however, the majority of us still retain and hold on to our cultural roots. Filipino parents tend to be more strict in raising children--and very conservative in social etiquettes. I know that whenever i meet and greet any of my Titas or Titos, even my parent's friends, I give my obeisance and give them the Mano Po. We also take into consideration that our actions reflects our family's name and the image people have of my parents. I notice that Filipinos and Indians are like this--they retain very strict social customs. Chinese-Americans or Japanese-Americans are different, they abandon their norms if given the chance and are too quick to Americanize. I have alot of Indian friends and have been invited to their homes--and whenever they greet their aunties/uncles or grandparents, the youth will prostrate themselves and touch their forhead to the foot of their elders. Its their way of showing respect.
Its just a sign of respect. And remembering your roots.
Quote from: st. agnes on October 26, 2007, 11:58:29 AM
THANK YOU...







..bitaw..oo maghimo kay fave pod sa mga bata..












,.........hahaha mao ba?,,sagdi lang,anyway christmas is giving bitaw..bahala ug dili sila mo-appreciate,ang importante nihatag ta nga kinasing kasing,di ba?ang ang man pod muhatag ta ug daku unya maghu-ot atong dughan........kung ako ,akong ihatag sa manaygon.hmnnnnnn wala..ako silang pasudlon,unya pakan-on..pero kung sa christmas ra ha?,ayaw nang ordinaryo nga adlaw,lugi man pod nang intsik ana oy...
,panghatag mo beh?
Quote from: grazie7y on October 23, 2007, 11:54:49 AM
Aya, naa toy recipe sa nilabog akong nabasahan na gi post sa laing thread na homecook recipe man siguro to sya.
..hahaha thanks for sharing..egnoy man jod ko ug isda oy,ang ako kay kaon ra man..
Quote from: olintaha on August 11, 2007, 07:48:04 PM
A new bahog-bahog restaurant has just opened in Burgos - Butalid Sts.
It's named ACACIA DE BUBU, in-front of that big acacia in the corner of Burgos-Butalid St.
You'll love the BBQ there. Timplang lapu-lapu, that's why its different from our usual taste there.
Busa, hala, suwadje ninjo diha!