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Quote from: siomaisapalma on May 30, 2010, 12:11:13 PM
visit pls cntct 09195040327 or 09155048417 for any kind of painting u wanted...

I love paintings.Is it canvas or on board.Im interested with seascape oil painting.

Quote from: boylawas on May 22, 2008, 04:39:40 PM
by Arian Rey Tejano

kung ako
mabuhi pag-usab
pilion nako
ang kinabuhi
sa lapis:

bisan kung naa may kapakyasan,
mapapas ra kini.

bisan kung mahabol man ang akong panan-aw,
mahait ra kini.

bisan kung maglisud man ko’g duyog sa kalisud,
naa gihapoy mogunit sa akong agi.

bisan kung maupos man ko, apan dili sama sa usa ka kandila,
dili ko mamatay.

kung ang kandila mawad-an ug kahayag,
ang akong kahayag mabilin
sa papel nga puno ug balak
nga mudugay pa sa pipila
ka panuigon.

Kung ako mabuhi pag-usab pilion nako iro.
Hagkan ko ang akong mga mahal
Ihian  sa tiil ang mga gikabingkil.

Quote from: islander on May 30, 2010, 12:48:13 PM
and, take note, the probability is high that the movies you've watched were made in hollywood, by americans or u.s.-based film artists.  that says a lot about how other people and their language are portrayed.

You're right but I"ve seen a lot of his real footage.Hubby is fanatic of history channel.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 30, 2010, 03:22:13 AM
In your point of view, what is the harshest-sounding language?

German is probably not the harshest-sounding language ONLY Hitler can make that a harshest sounding language.I've seen  a lot of nazi movies,Hitler had a harshest sounding voice.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 30, 2010, 04:52:30 AM
oh you must try it, cujo, its equivalent to the Filipino Halo-Halo.

This is a must-try.

I will...Thank you.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 30, 2010, 04:49:24 AM
bwaahahaha, sensuality, sloppy, moist, its all in the tongue, lol!

Sounds like my labrador dog.Ha ha

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 30, 2010, 04:30:12 AM
woah, thats quite tasty, cujo!

I love, love, love, Italian Spumonis!

Lorenzo,I was like what the heck is an Italian Spumonis and I google it.It sounds delicious...

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 30, 2010, 04:40:25 AM
Haha, i know what you mean, cujo. French sounds so very passionate to the ear. Perhaps that is why they refer to a certain way of kissing as "Frenching". ehem.

Hmm...Is french kiss similar to sloppy kiss?? Just kidding!

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 30, 2010, 03:21:39 AM
In your point of view, what is the most romantic-sounding language?

French.Even if I understand only "merci" and "Au Revoir".

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 30, 2010, 03:23:29 AM
If it is thundering outside and pours heavy rain, do you stay inside or go outside and dance in the rain?

Inside.Too dangerous outside.We live near the "Lightning Capital of the World"

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 30, 2010, 03:24:23 AM
What is your favorite dessert?

Pineapple Upside Down Cake.Yummy...

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on May 30, 2010, 01:35:33 AM
Abroad? not at all. They even treat me special here.

In philippines? Big yes. Very rampant ang discrimination sa atua. You often hear people telling you are ugly,fat,poor all those nasty thing. Ug naa kay boyfriend unya medyo kwartahan then makabalo nga pobre ka ug kagikan dilian dayon mao ni discrimination. Sa work ug mangapply ka unya lapas na 25 dili na ka pwede or ug short ka dili ka dawaton. Mas grabe ang discrimination sa pilipinas nga wala nato marealize compare abroad.Abroad we can easily play our race card so mahadlok mo discriminate mga tawo nato.

Very very true.In abroad you can have curlers in your hair{ not me of course},nobody would stare or make a comment.People mind their own business!

Quote from: Michael Ligalig on May 29, 2010, 10:19:10 AM
US President Barack Obama has ordered a tripling of manpower in coastal areas where oil has washed ashore or threatens to within 24 hours.

Speaking on a tour of oil-hit areas, Mr Obama said the US would "do whatever it takes" to help those affected.

The oil company BP says operations to seal the hole in the damaged well is continuing.

BP chief executive Tony Hayward said the outcome would not be clear for another 48 hours.

He said the new "top kill" effort - untested before at this depth of 5,000ft (1.5km) - was "going pretty well according to plan".

Mr Obama said the additional manpower would lay more booms, clean beaches and monitor stricken wildlife. -bbc

And the Fishermen that depends their livelihood to put food on the table for their family.

Quote from: Michael Ligalig on May 29, 2010, 10:19:10 AM
US President Barack Obama has ordered a tripling of manpower in coastal areas where oil has washed ashore or threatens to within 24 hours.

Speaking on a tour of oil-hit areas, Mr Obama said the US would "do whatever it takes" to help those affected.

The oil company BP says operations to seal the hole in the damaged well is continuing.

BP chief executive Tony Hayward said the outcome would not be clear for another 48 hours.

He said the new "top kill" effort - untested before at this depth of 5,000ft (1.5km) - was "going pretty well according to plan".

Mr Obama said the additional manpower would lay more booms, clean beaches and monitor stricken wildlife. -bbc

Feel sorry for Floridians.Tourism would be affected.Oil spill would eventually come to the coastal beaches.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 29, 2010, 08:54:50 AM
If I remember my history right, St. Augustine was the name given by Juan Ponce de Leon to that place in Florida where he accidentall landed while searching for the fountain of youth, which was supposed to be elsewhere.

So there's such a tourist attraction there? He he, funny how history is commercialized...  

You're history is right.Also there is a tourist atrraction in St.Agustine including a makeshift Fountain of youth.Beautiful old town with lots of history and memorabilia to look around.

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 29, 2010, 08:24:20 AM
Am lost about St. Agustine cujo, but, yes I visited that place.

Never mind.I was just kidding!The " Fountain of Youth " supposed to keep you young.Claim to to be found in St.Agustine,Florida,but I think its just a myth...

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 29, 2010, 07:54:57 AM
This is funny kay kadtong ga-struggle pa ko, big deal gyud nga makakaon og lami, apan karong makapalit na og lami nga pag-kaon, dili na pod puede mokaon kay gabantay na pod og blood pressure, sugar, weight problem etc. Kalisod baya espelingon ning kinabuhi..

Ahh...The fountain of youth.Isn't it in St. Agustine Florida ? You probably been there Wolfpack...

April 2008.

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on May 28, 2010, 10:17:00 PM
What is the happiest moment in your life?

The day I told my father he can retire because I can take over and support the family.

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on May 28, 2010, 10:19:04 PM
What questions would you not like others to ask you?

How many children I have.Unfortunately I don't have any because in my first year of marriage I have a major surgery that prevents me of getting pregnant.

Quote from: space on May 26, 2010, 12:32:10 PM
di nya ko maminyo...im 25 na...jujujuju...

It means you're intellegent.You wait for the right person and it will.Don't let society dictate you when to get married...

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on May 28, 2010, 10:16:11 PM
HOw did your mother help you in your growing-up years?

A whole lot.I am thankful to her for all the fair discipline she implement on me growing up,and prepare me to be a good woman someday.She must have done a good job,my husband says so.Been married for 25 years now and proud to say it is still going strong.

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on May 28, 2010, 01:38:11 PM
What type of partner would you choose for yourself?

Understanding,a person who cares about my family here in Bohol.Luckily I have him for 25 years now.So far....

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on May 28, 2010, 01:01:05 PM
How do you react to people who dislike you?

Not worth my time.I would not loss sleep for her or him.

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 20, 2010, 03:03:49 AM
My happiness is not dependent on any person, I perfected that art long time ago. I married late, was happy being single and unattached, then I married for 10 years...now I wish I did not...So it really depends on your lifestyle or preferences.

There must be some good came up with that 10 years.Not a total loss.You could not say you wish you did not,because you come to know some members of the family and got very close  with them.Am I right or am I wrong?

Quote from: wolfpack823 on May 20, 2010, 03:03:49 AM
My happiness is not dependent on any person, I perfected that art long time ago. I married late, was happy being single and unattached, then I married for 10 years...now I wish I did not...So it really depends on your lifestyle or preferences.

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 28, 2010, 09:25:36 AM
Ah, OK. If you are referring to hypocrites, then dislike may even be too tame...

Yes.Hypocrites!That's the word I'm looking.Why haven't I thought about that....

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 28, 2010, 06:11:45 AM
I guess these people deserve pity more than anything else.

You think so ? I am not speaking literally of poor poor me.People who has everything money and health still complains and plays the victim.

It was sad but life goes on people...If I were the mayor of Guindulman take one official day-off for everybody and spent just ONE WHOLE DAY planting trees for the next generation.Like everything in this life, some goes out and a new one comes in.It was a bad judgement in cutting the trees but we have to deal with it.WHAT'S DONE IS DONE.

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on May 27, 2010, 02:45:50 PM
How do you respond to criticism?

Criticism can either break you or make you.It can hurt you if it is not true or make you correct the mistake,to be a better person.So be careful and think twice before you critisize someone.

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on May 27, 2010, 02:45:00 PM
What do you want to do in your old age

It depends.When does old age starts? In your 50's,60's,70's,80's etc...etc.I'm in my 40's and I feel old already.

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on May 27, 2010, 02:42:13 PM
What are the traits that you dislike in a person

Always feeling sorry for themselves.Poor,poor me attitude.

Quote from: magbalantay on May 23, 2010, 01:24:59 PM
     ngano man pud nga bokya? ingon na jud ana kamubo injong panan-aw ni Manny? there maybe reasons why he wasn't able to finish his studies before, di ba? wait and see na lang pud ta oi. sa akong pagtanaw ni Manny, he has big dreams for our country and for himself, karon nga naa na pud siya ikagasto, di ba? he is really trying his best....so let's give him a chance!

    maau na lang na si Manny kay sa ubang mga politiko nato. educated lagi sila pro, mmmm...kahibaw namu kung kinsa jud sila deep inside them!   LAUG.....GAHAMAN.....CORRUPT.....CORRUPT!  

Yes.Good for Manny.Its never too late.All over the news 90 year old Helen Small got her masters degree in psychology.

Poison by Dior.

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 26, 2010, 01:22:12 PM
What is your favorite cologne or perfume brand?

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 26, 2010, 01:22:12 PM
What is your favorite cologne or perfume brand?

Poison by Christian Dior.Strong but sweet scent to it.

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on May 26, 2010, 05:07:30 AM
How do you comfort a friend who is broken hearted?

  Take her shopping !!!!

Ms. Galbreath { ma'am Azon } had so much experience and knowledge to become a mayor of Bilar again.Sadly she did not win.I hope the people in Bilar would support and unite under the leadership of the new mayor Norman Palacio.Good luck and God Bless to all Bilarnon especially my family.Love you guys and miss you all....

street fight.

Street fight.

Some people are nitpick....

Ko.Abrreviation for knock out.

I usually never get involved in Philippine politics.I still don't.I recently ask my family who runs for governor.My best friend is the same fraternity with Herrera and asked me to tell my big clan in Bohol to vote for him.I know I can tell them to do so but I respect their opinion also.My mom said they are for Chatto.
As for Montano I seen him only in my TFC channel.Sorry I did not like of you bringing his son with what is going on in politics.That is like hitting the person " BELOW THE BELT ".One tragedy in a persons life doesn't make that human being  incapable in achieving his  ambition and at the same time a good person.






We all have our own biased political influences.  On a global scale, we argue about the republican-democratic war-on-terrorism solutions.  We agree to take our hats off in honor of the most theoretically powerful person in the world, Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.  We debate about the ethical/unethical ways of King Abdul’s absolute monarchic government.  On a national level, we argue about who should be president; who deserve the vacant upper house seats; why him; why her; and so on.  It’s a tough battle.  Poll handlers are getting less and less reliable and it seems the best way to get this going is to vote for the ones we truly see fitâ€"not those whom we think will win.  The habit of supporting the biggest dog is one employed by feeble-minded bums who don’t know how to thinkâ€"those who stand without principles.

Let us now visit the provincial level and talk about the most wildly coveted political seat:  the governor’s.  I helped Edgar Chatto get re-elected into congress three years ago.  Back then, I was 19.  It was my first time to vote and I knew little of the political brouhaha going on in Bohol, particularly in the first district.  My parents both vote in Bohol.  Dad is registered in Valencia and mom in Tagbilaran â€" same as I.  Naturally, we had the same choice for a representative.  She’s close friends with one of Chatto’s first cousins and I’m tight with his daughter, Trisha.  I’ll admit: at the outset, I was apathetic towards my decision to support this candidate.  I heard he did very well as a vice governor, as well as at being a representative during his first two terms.  I recall several of my professors ranting on and on about how good he is and how a lot of roads â€" both metaphorically and literally â€" have been paved now that he’s taken hold of the district megaphone in congress.  Needless, I should say, to mention the countless this-and-that programs he held all over his sphere.  The decision to provide leverage for Chatto was, to say, not at all premeditated.  It was influenced by my mom and my association with his daughter.  It was something I had set my time and mind to merely because I knew I had made a choice that my family and most of my friends would approve of.

Initially, it was safe to say I was biased towards Chatto because I allowed myself to sway in the direction of my most prevalent influences without giving it thought.

However, as a thinking citizen, I considered Victor de la Serna’s sentiments despite having been advised against the idea.  After all, he had his own track record.  And the fact that he got disbarred as an international lawyer was forgivable in my opinion.  But alas, Trisha was happy to know that I came to see Victor for what he truly was:  nothing more than just another washed-up has-been trying to return to the glory days.  He needed to be buried and that was a task I was more than glad to oblige to.

Yes, Edgar Chatto emerged victorious after days and days of letter campaign and wearing my sandals out walking under the scorching sun giving out the material I had just rolled out of the mimeo.  I never found a single reason to regret even a second of my time spent for that.  From the very beginning, I knew he deserved to win and when he did: he delivered what he knew the people needed and he didn’t disappoint.  And unlike most politicians who only favor those who favor them, this big guy was different.  He did not seem to acknowledge the votes when he helped people.  When he helped people, it was like he didn’t even know he was doing something extraordinary.  This was clearly something that came natural to him.

When I bore witness to the magnitude of his deeds, I was happy to have chosen such bias.  I couldn’t have been more thankful that my influences funneled me in that direction.

Now, I haven’t much to say about his adversaries.  The current vice-governor, Julius Herrera, is one to consider.  But has he really done something significant to merit him an honor parallel to Chatto’s?  I know not much of his track record as Bohol’s second-in-command.  All I know is that it wasn’t bad.  But I’ve never heard of it being exemplary.  Has he impacted lives?  Has he engraved his name in someone’s heart?  Is his face currently being smiled at in the mind of someone who doesn’t even know him?  I know Chatto’s is.

I have nothing to say about Cesar Montano except that he’s an actor who needs to stick to the stuff he knows how to do.  What a joke!  He couldn’t even take care of his own son.  Much less the whole province!  Am I using his son’s death against him?  Yes I am!  We all have free will!  And why shouldn’t I talk about his son’s death?  The fact that he failed to see his own child’s well-being is a clear manifestation of his incapability to lead.


HATE ON ME ALL YOU WANT!  I KNOW I'M RIGHT!




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Hi there.Personally I know who started the petition.A CONCERNED  citizen about the environment and not involve in any party of politics in Guindulman.Each of us is entitled of our own opinion of what is right or wrong in cutting those trees.Maybe it was a poor judgemet to cut them or has other side of the story.So let's hear the TRUE story why the old trees is vanished forever.I meant FOREVER.

What Ms. Jane Cajes do is her own business.She  don't owe any explanation to anyone and doesn't have to justify of what she did on herself.You go girl !!!!.