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Quote from: faithal on April 24, 2010, 08:01:53 PM
diko sweto sa missing parts.. ang ako nahibal-an kato.. gi-explore lap ang tiyan.. pag-ana kay wa man diay deperensiya... mao nang ang appendix nlng ang gikuha para dili pod lain paminawon..

Mao ba? That's another one, then...

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 24, 2010, 06:50:05 PM

Exercise sayo sa buntag aron molagsik ang kalawasan (daw)
 
I remember naa na ni nga thread started ba Jappy entitled

  Dugtong² (somewhat like this)

Kalawasan ta ampingan, jog and walk,have fun ! 

Fun is what you miss when you obey your parents.

This is a very simple game. All you have to do is make a sentence that starts with the last word of the post immediately preceding. Somewhere along the way, pwede nga mo-switch ta sa Binisaya, and back again, unja balik na pud...

Example:

Post 1: I am very happy today.
Post 2: Today is the first day of the rest of your life.
Post 3: Life is what you make it, ingon ni Inday.
Post 4: Inday, gahi na sab ang baligya mong chicharon...etc., ugbp...

OK? I'll start:

After making this post, I'm going out to take a walk.

 
By Allan I. Varquez and Garry A. Cabotaje
Sun.Star Cebu, Thursday, April 15, 2010

GERALDINE Gella, 27, sent off at the airport last Tuesday night an American man who used to be her boyfriend. About six hours later, she strangled his current girlfriend.

Gella told police investigators it was self-defense.

She tried to cover her tracks by stuffing the victim, Marylyn Zacal, 22, inside a suitcase and dumping the body in a grassy lot in Talisay City.

But her brother, who refused to help her get rid of the body, called the police while she was away.

When the single mon returned to her home in Barangay Buaya, Lapu-Lapu City, a police team was waiting.

Homicide investigator SPO1 Rolito Jumao-as hasn’t ruled out the possibility the attack was planned.

“Siya mao’y akong nakita nga dunay motibo sa pagpatay (She seems to have a motive for attacking),” he said.

Police have yet to decide whether to file a case for obstruction of justice against taxi driver Jay Blanco, who picked up Gella in Lapu-Lapu, placed her heavy suitcase inside the car and drove her to Talisay City.

Blanco said he had no idea the bag contained a dead womanâ€"until Gella asked her to dump its contents.

“Oy, tawo man lagi na, day,” Blanco recalled his reaction.

Zacal’s older sister Mary Joy said in a televised report that she is convinced the killing was premeditated, because the suspect was jealous.

She said she told Marylyn not to see Zacal, who called her up invited her to go out Tuesday night.

“Akong gibadlong akong manghod kay dili ko mosugot nga magkita sila pero akong manghod ang wala magpapugong ka’y amiga ra kuno sila (I told her I wouldn’t let her see Zacal but she insisted. She said they were friends),” she said.

Gella sent off her ex-boyfriend Mark Mosley, 48, at the Mactan airport where he had a 9 p.m. flight last Tuesday.

In an interview, Gella said she and Mosley broke up two years ago because of Zacal, but that she and the new girlfriend stayed friends.

She called up Zacal and invited her to go out dancing. They meet at a bar in Lahug, where they drank some tequila and Tanduay rum.

Gella said she brought Zacal to her house in Buaya because the latter wanted to see what appliances the American national had bought for her.

Gella, who hails from Tabango, Leyte, said she told Zacal she received P16,000 to P20,000 a month from Mosley. Zacal reportedly said she received only P4,000 to P6,000.

Zacal, according to Gella, clenched her fists and tried to grab her hair twice. They grappled until Zacal fell on the bed. That’s when, Gella said, she grabbed an electrical cord and tied it around Zacal’s neck.

“Wala na siya makasukol nako kay iyang usang kamot nadat-ugan man sa unlan og ang usa natabonan sa habol (She couldn’t fight back because one of her hands was under a pillow, while the other was under a blanket),” said Gella.

But PO2 Epifanio Comedido, a homicide investigator with the Talisay City police, said the victim had no other bruises or marks except for those on her neck.

There were no signs of a fight. He said Zacal, who was bigger and taller than Gella, could have been killed in her sleep.

"To be proud of virtue is to poison yourself with the antidote." â€" Benjamin Franklin.

Quote from: glacier_71 on April 24, 2010, 06:49:52 AM
mga igsoon, usa ka masigabong palakpakan para ni hubagbohol. tiaw mo na, sa kadaghan nato diri sa TB, nia jud usa. aheeermmm.

Quote from: lindy on April 24, 2010, 12:18:02 PM
Pero imong gi switch bai after 20 yrs. hehehe.

He he, unconditional switch...

Quote from: Lollapalooza on April 24, 2010, 03:36:33 AM
lami lagi kulatahon...hehehehehe..naglakaw intawon ko nga nagpiyong piyong kay sleepy jud ko... ingnan nako kung molakaw ka lakaw didto ug ayaw ko damaya...talawan man pod kaayu...ni uban na lang ko kay para hasta man jud ka kulit..dli mo undang ug dili ko mosugot...

He he, unja, unsa may bajad sa imong kahago?

Quote from: glacier_71 on April 24, 2010, 12:46:09 PM
unya, adto na pod ang "i love you" isulti dapit sa nahugasan...di ba lamey!!!?? hahahaha

Bwahaha! Ang nakaparat kay hiwian lang tag bawos!

i love you. human sa plato, ang imoha na puy hugasi...

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on April 23, 2010, 09:55:41 AM

EDITOR'S NOTE:
Carlos died suddenly on February 7 of a  perforated colon.  The police report says he was found with a  Calloway extra-long 50-inch Big Bertha Driver II golf club jammed up his rear end, with barely 5 inches of grip showing, and a  sledge hammer laying nearby. 

Tsk, tsk, tsk. Morag gi-barbecue si manoy... Dako jud jamo ang kahiubos ni misis kay gangland-style execution man jud... 

Quote from: glacier_71 on April 24, 2010, 06:46:42 AM
when she's washing the dishes....and i just love to grab her from behind and whisper....

..., "i love you. sige, dalia nag hugas kay tua pay labhanan..."

Bwahaha! Makalingaw man ang dagan ani nga thread. A case of history being clobbered by pop culture. Na hala, sumpay ta:

To think that only yesterday,
I was cheerful, bright and gay,...
Alone again, naturally

Quote from: arki on April 24, 2010, 06:42:07 AM
kaning story sa love life ni padre tongressman cajes murag salidA adtong TORN BIRDS... heheheh uhaw nga uhaw sa romansa...

He he, MGA LANGGAM NGA GIKUNISKUNIS?

Quote from: statesville on April 24, 2010, 06:10:23 AM
hehehehe, mao gyud Hubs, mao sigi lang mi inglis diri matud pa niya
   ang pinoy language sounds like bangles! klang, klang, klang,...

Bwahaha! Most often, kon dili ta familiar sa language, kataw-anan jud tuod paminawon!

Quote from: glacier_71 on April 24, 2010, 01:01:38 AM
ergo, dili imposible nga mahitabo ni. lisud lang, kay "we are not easily contendted." naa gihapoy naka-himo ani, dili lang daghan tingali. so, posible, gihapon.

He he, ako lang daan, nakahimo na ani...

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on April 24, 2010, 03:39:03 AM
kumusta na kaha si balongski tiglili pa ba kaha sija diri. Si Balong jud bitaw ni si dakog O klaro sa ijang iyuter.

Asa na man diay tuod si Balong, Raqz, gi-ban ba? He was still active during mg first time in TB.

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 23, 2010, 10:21:25 PM
mao man sad akong pag sabut pero pwede ba diay nah? nga murderon ang bana sa papel lang? 

kana sad "still" unsa man jud na nga "still" as in together? or still sa papel? I maybe to broad when it comes to "gugmang giatay" pero kon naa pa sila sa ilang tagsa-tagsa ka commitment, maka ingon na jud ko nga BAGA-BAGA jud diay ug nawong ning pari-a! baga naman gani ija nawong nga rePUTAsyon na sa ija pamilya ija gihugawan, kana pa kahang lungsod di nija kayang LINGLAHON? ok unta to ug ning undang usa sha pagka pari before sha nang jerjer nga gipaanakan pa jud. He very greedy mother effer!!

Hahay bitaw. Pero sa ginaingon na, ang gugma buta,
Ug ang managhigugmaay adto modangop sa politika!

Bwahaha!

Quote from: diadora on April 24, 2010, 03:40:41 AM
Nindota ug storya ni c Mr, ah! iste Fr, cong. Odoy , para sa akoa maayo ni cya, kay tinoud jud nga maginoo pero medyo bastos !! maalagaron sa simbahan ( spiritual ) pang familya pah!! basta dili lang korakot ok lang , may hataas ug kasinati-an  sa pag alagad sa tawahanong panginahanglan both spiritual and personal... !!!  e voto jud ni nako...

Bwahaha! That's a nice way of putting it...

Quote from: statesville on April 24, 2010, 05:58:42 AM
Lisod magtuon ug laing language, ako bana katsila we've been married
  forever, hangtud karon wala pa gyud ko makat-on kinatsila,  pastilan baya uy!

He he, kahibawo man gud mong duha og English, Ms. States. Kon wa pa moy common language, you'd be forced to learn Spanish, or he'd be forced to learn Cebuano!

Quote from: glacier_71 on April 24, 2010, 01:15:48 AM

di pod tanan. ang mga Ampatuans diay. di man tingali to mga drug-addicts.

Power and money addicts hinuon tingali...

Quote from: chicogon on April 24, 2010, 05:55:55 AM
Sila baja tong members sa jury!!! Nanguli na, bwahehehehe!! 

Bwahaha! Nanggiinom seguro ang mga kanahan, unya nagpunay og high-five!

Quote from: jorgeanna on April 24, 2010, 12:33:58 AM
gi-klaro gyud nmo ang word nga SALE hahaha

He he. I'm sure nga ang closet sa asawa in most households naay sale items nga wa jud magamit, gipang-agup-opan na lang!

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on April 23, 2010, 10:27:31 PM
Wa ni sila kaila ug cheese Toy hehehe murag nindot jud tong before picture paingnon nimo sila ug ohten.Mao man kono ni secret sa mga miss universe nga lami kaayo ug katawa kay di cheese ilang gilitok ana kundi ohten. 

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 23, 2010, 10:30:18 PM
yes jud Kel kay pout ang dating sa oh pa lang daan! hahahaha!

Bwahaha! Sakto jud, kay ang bee-stung lips mosamot ka sensuous inig-pout!

Quote from: jorgeanna on April 24, 2010, 12:32:05 AM
naa but lahi og meaning or sounds like pud.... like for example: inday means ambot but for bisaya it means, a lady. kumaon/kimaon means kaon......  kako means akoa

Nindot pud diay magtuon og Tausug. Inday lang kon kaya sa kako...

Quote from: statesville on April 24, 2010, 05:17:47 AM
        The Funeral
A man and a friend are playing golf one day at their local golf course.
One of the guys is about to chip onto the green when he sees a long funeral
   procession on the road next to the course.
He stops in mid-swing, takes off his golf cap, closes his eyes, and bows down in prayer.

His friend says: "Wow, that is the most thoughtful and touching thing I have ever seen.
                      You truly are a kind man."

The man then replies: "Yeah, well, we were married 35 years."

Bwahaha! A touching gesture indeed!

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on April 21, 2010, 09:55:51 PM
(philstar.com) Updated April 21, 2010 07:00 PM  

As a policy, the Philippine government does not negotiate nor pay ransom to kidnappers, but gives ship owners the free hand in negotiating for the release of abducted Filipino sailors.

Quote from: JellyBean on April 24, 2010, 04:33:24 AM

And just why is it that Philippines does not pay ransom for their own? Instead they depend on a wealthy foreign ship owner...

Refusal to pay ransom is a policy adopted by most governments. The United States is the leading proponent of this policy.


U.S. Counterterrorism Policy
www.iwar.org.uk

First, make no concessions to terrorists and strike no deals;
Second, bring terrorists to justice for their crimes;
Third, isolate and apply pressure on states that sponsor terrorism to force them to change their behavior; and
Fourth, bolster the counterterrorism capabilities of those countries that work with the U.S. and require assistance.

The United States Government will make no concessions to terrorists holding official or private U.S. citizens hostage. It will not pay ransom, release prisoners, change its policies, or agree to other acts that might encourage additional terrorism. At the same time, the United States will use every appropriate resource to gain the safe return of American citizens who are held hostage by terrorists. Hostage-taking is defined under international law (International Convention Against the Taking of Hostages, adopted December 17, 1979) as the seizing or detaining and threatening to kill, injure, or continue to detain a person in order to compel a third party to do or abstain from doing any act as an explicit or implicit condition for the release of the seized or detained person.

It is internationally accepted that governments are responsible for the safety and welfare of persons within their borders. Aware of both the terrorist threat and public safety shortcomings in many parts of the world, the United States has developed enhanced physical and personal security programs for U.S. personnel and has established cooperative arrangements with the U.S. private sector. It also has established bilateral counter-terrorism assistance programs and close intelligence and law enforcement relationships with many nations to help prevent terrorist incidents or to resolve them in a manner that will deny the perpetrators benefits from their actions.

The United States also seeks effective judicial prosecution and punishment for terrorists and criminals victimizing the United States Government or its citizens and will use all legal methods to these ends, including extradition. U.S. policy and goals are clear, and the United States Government actively pursues them alone and in cooperation with other governments.

The United States Government believes that paying ransom or making other concessions to terrorists in exchange for the release of hostages increases the danger that others will be taken. Its policy therefore rejects all demands for ransom, prisoner exchanges, and deals with terrorists in exchange for the release of hostages. At the same time, it will make every effort, including contact with representatives of the captors, to obtain the release of the hostages.

The United States strongly urges American companies and private citizens not to pay ransom. It believes that good security practices, relatively modest security expenditures, and continual close cooperation with embassy and local authorities can lower the risk to Americans living in high-threat environments.

The United States Government is concerned for the welfare of its citizens but cannot support requests that host governments violate their own laws or abdicate their normal law enforcement responsibilities. On the other hand, if the employing organization or company works closely with local authorities and follows U.S. policy, U.S. Foreign Service posts can actively pursue efforts to bring the incident to a safe conclusion. This includes providing reasonable administrative services and, if desired by the local authorities and the American organization, full participation in strategy sessions. Requests for United States Government technical assistance or expertise will be considered on a case-by-case basis. The full extent of United States Government participation must await an analysis of each specific set of circumstances.

If a U.S. private organization or company seeks release of hostages by paying ransom or pressuring the host government for political concessions, U.S. Foreign Service posts will limit their participation to basic administrative services, such as facilitating contacts with host government officials. The host government and the U.S. private organization or citizen must understand that if they wish to follow a hostage resolution path different from that of United States Government policy, they do so without its approval or cooperation. The United States Government cannot participate in developing and implementing a ransom strategy. However, U.S. Foreign Service posts may maintain a discreet contact with the parties to keep abreast of developments.

Under current U.S. law 18 USC 1203 (Act for the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Hostage-Taking, enacted October 1984 in implementation of the U.N. Convention on Hostage-Taking), seizure of a U.S. national as a hostage anywhere in the world is a crime, as is any hostage-taking action in which the United States Government is a target or the hostage-taker is a U.S. national. Such acts, therefore, are subject to investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and to prosecution by U.S. authorities. Actions by private persons or entities that have the effect of aiding and abetting the hostage-taking, concealing knowledge of it from the authorities, or obstructing its investigation, may themselves be in violation of U.S. law.

Source: Office of the Coordinator for Counterterrorism, U.S. Department of State.


It may be noted that Britain, which has a history of allowing the payment of ransom, has recently thought to reconsider the established view. The issues involved are money laundering and the finance of terrorism. While piracy is strictly defined as being undertaken for personal gain (while terrorrism has a political or public motivation), money acquired by pirates can conceivably pass into the hands of terrorists.

You may wish to refer to www.thefreelibrary.com/Compliance+Issues+With+The+Payment+Of+Ransoms+To+Somali+Pirates.-a0219549207.

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 23, 2010, 09:49:21 PM
bwahahahha! pastilan Hubs! sa among baryo kada domingo kay magn lugsong man ni sila sus kadaghan gajud ug luwa sa yuta! ahwahahah! puwa raba! sus maka uli ko mag pictorials jud mi adtong gma lagum ug ngipon! hahahha! thats my next project!!!

Bitaw tuod. Kinahanglan ni i-preserve in petroglyphs, este, pictures, kas basin wa na ni sa next generation. Ingna jud, Say cheese! Para klaro ang kolor sa ngipon, bwahaha!  

Quote from: way_paki on April 23, 2010, 09:33:30 PM
age doesn't matter.. what's important is the foundation in every relationship.

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 23, 2010, 09:46:12 PM

amen!

Bitaw. Kinahanglan maajong pagkataup, este, pagkatarok, sa haligi sa edipisyo sa panag-uban...

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 23, 2010, 09:41:41 PM

i really dont care about their love affair, they are both human,  pero mangutana lang ko, was she with her husband in one roof while nakig jerjer sha sa pari? has the husband died? or murdered?

Ang akong sabot sa estorya, ang bana gipatay on paper lang, para magkahiusa sa kaminyoon ang managhigugmaay...

He has, for many years now, been enjoying his second chance.

Quote from: jorgeanna on April 23, 2010, 06:32:16 PM
karon pa nako na-open ni nga post and thrilling man diay ni.. i'm waiting for sumpay ani esp. sa lovestory ni Cajes hehehe

He he, hapit man ni maparehas ka-thrilling sa love story ni Bay Glacier...

Quote from: fdaray on April 23, 2010, 03:38:17 PM
Mao ne nakatuman sa gisugo sa Bibliya.

John 13:34   (Read all of John 13)

A new commandment I give unto you, That ye love one another; as I have loved you, that ye also love one another.
How relevant is this verse to your query? XXXXXX

John 13:35   (Read all of John 13)

By this shall all men know that ye are my disciples, if ye have love one to another.
How relevant is this verse to your query? XXXXXX

John 15:12   (Read all of John 15)

This is my commandment, That ye love one another, as I have loved you.

Bwahaha! Syempre, Sir FD, maajo jud motuman kay suheto gud sa Bibliya...

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 23, 2010, 08:44:29 PM
naaah! proven na na sila nga corrupt! a sto performance unsang performance ba na imong giingon!

He he, interesado diay ka aning topic nga performance, Ms. MDB?  Kon performance na man lang, pole dancing na lang kahay atong hisgotan? Bwahaha!

(Oops. Sorry nga semi-OT na ni...)

Quote from: trademark on April 23, 2010, 08:00:51 PM
Ngano jud lagi nga mamugos man ka? PAsagdi lang pod na sila ug mao jud ilang botaran? Leave the campaign to the politicians. Ila nang trabaho. Gawas ug gi bayaran ka? Na hala , pangumpanya diha!

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 23, 2010, 09:05:53 PM

mao daw! naa pa man na daghan sa Mindanao Hubs! kasagaran mga natives man tig usap usap ana! pastilan kaning atong mga shabu or unsa pa nga maka high, binag-o na diay nih? mas nauna sila sa trend! hwahahaha! legal pa na ilaha! hahahha

OK man tingali ni, pero ang nakaparat lang kay kinahanglan iluwa, di ba? Dapat tingali magdaladala og sugong, adto itutho!

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 23, 2010, 09:07:01 PM

or naka atik lang sha nga wa jud mo sumpay nija. uber naman gud kaajo! 

Bitaw, oi. Luoy baja. Sa established thread, ang ijang post laktawan. Sa ijang gisugdan, kon dili itlog ang replies, naay usa o duha pero ijara ra pud diay! 

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 23, 2010, 09:00:08 PM

mas oram naman nang mga minjo Hubs! mao nga para nako mas SAFE! hwahahhaa!

The more oram, the more nga minimum ang hasol...

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 23, 2010, 08:58:51 PM

bwahahhaha! na G man tali ang atong modern petroglyphs Hubs kay ning kalma man? 

He he, malagmit... Wala diay tingali maghinobra...

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 23, 2010, 08:47:13 PM

murag MAMA^? bitaw noh?

Sakto, mao diay to na. Naa ba kaha toy mild hallucinogenic effect, no?

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 23, 2010, 08:42:22 PM

sagdi nalang nang menjo nga baje basta dili lang 12 anos nga baje Hubs! no prob ko ana.

Aw, ako hinuon, klarex nga no prob pud... OK pas olrayt...

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 23, 2010, 08:49:18 PM
yes di ba universal language man ang hulagway? hwahahhaha! ang tawo nga sobra (daw) ka bright di na tingali maka sabut sa picture language!

Aw, kon maohon nga sobra ka-bright, safe diay ta! Bwahaha!

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 22, 2010, 09:45:49 PM
hala ka interesting!

488 coral species? kompleto pa kaha na kron?

home of the most exotic bird, naa pa kaha na nga bird karon?nga wa naman tay lasang?

Mayon, yes Mayon the most beautiful mountain, i really really agree!

Lahi na man tingali ang updated figures for corals, but the Philippines is still often considered tops in terms of diversity. Generally, however, original scientific studies are inclined to refer to geographic regions (in this case, the Coral Triangle of which Philippine waters form a part) rather than countries.

Bwahaha. Asa na man tong mga baje nga marama diri, wa pa man mo-comment...

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 22, 2010, 03:48:40 AM
x= B squared "B²" - birok ug ba-og

B²=big balls 

Mao ba? Bwahaha. Lingawa tingali ni BahoBlat nga nagbasa ani...

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 22, 2010, 11:03:32 PM
tyahaha mao misantop sa huna²
sa una amo man na kaboangan gud
labayon namo ice water
unja kasab-an mi makabaliw daw ngak§

Bitaw, oi. Ikaw bay labayon og ice water samtang naghangak, lalim ba...

Quote from: faithal on April 23, 2010, 01:38:36 AM
sakto jud ka mam!!! dugai raman na storyaa adtong wapana ma ordinahi si fr. skelton.. syaro napod wala sila nakadungog ug ngana nga storya.. kadungog man gani ko nga estudyante pako adto panahona... pa limung2x ra na sila... hahay! ako laman giampo nga dili unta ngana pod ang ubang kapariaan dinha sa tagbilaran... para mahimung model sila sa tanan taw..

Dili baja pud tingali, Day Faith. Ang trip ani nija kay young boys man kuno. Nakabasa ko sa lain nga thread diris TB nga dihay pari sa Tagbilaran kaniadto(dili na kuno hinuon pari ron, politiko na) nga ang tirada bajeng minjo...

Quote from: chicogon on April 22, 2010, 03:53:20 AM

Gamaya pud sa mga bangag ani. Lisod man jamo ni limpoyan kon naay gipabuhagay sa back portion nga medjo loose unja magkasangit-sangit. Manimaho tawon si Inday. Labi na niadtong panahona nga wa pa man tingali mauso ang sabon. Paet. 

- nawong sa nakatimaho

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 23, 2010, 12:54:39 AM

nindot na suoton nang imong chast belt Chic labi na ug magsakay ug LRT nga daghan laki sigi sundot2x naa jud matuslokan! hahahahha!

He he, voice of experience?

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 23, 2010, 05:22:20 AM
Why It's Great To Be A Man

"Three pair of shoes are more than enough."

pero equivalent pod ug half dozen pair of shoes for the girls -outsch !

Ah, you mean ang presyo. Pero once every 10 years ra man pud mopalit og bag-o, samtang ang baje mopalit (usually more than one pair) every time nga naay sale!

Quote from: jorgeanna on April 23, 2010, 12:30:59 PM
the more i read about how great it is to be man, murag na-convince na hinoon ko nga mas great sila kaysa nato hu hu hu

Bwahaha! Sorry for the eye-opener!

Aguy, nganong ako na man pud ang injong gitripingan
Nga nagpahipi ra man ko gikan sa silaw sa adlaw.
Bitaw, nawad-an na pud og signal ang ahong gipuy-an
Mao nga sa atong lagkaw wa dajon ko makaduaw.

Quote from: jorgeanna on April 23, 2010, 06:33:28 PM
dli dool oi. lahi pud ila dialect man and with matching accent pa.

Aw, dili diay? Pero in terms of vocabulary, di ba mas duol ang Tausug to Cebuano kaysa, say, Cebuano to Tagalog?

Kini maoy tinuod nga helicopter style!

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 22, 2010, 09:27:49 PM

yes i heard that too Hubs! ig agaw ra jud sa atong katchubong! normal man na sa ilang mga natives nga ginausap-usap sa ila ritual  pang ayo sa mga sakit2 (daw)

Parehas tingali adtong usap-usapon sa katiguwangan nato kaniadto...

Quote from: aquarius on April 23, 2010, 10:27:58 AM
very dramatic/ nostalgic kaayo ning "mi ultimo adios" ni D.O.  dramatic yet so funny, what is ironic is the username...  ... naa pod diay "indaybahoblat, mdb & bay hubs..?"...    kalingaw ba ani hehehe,  di ta ma MTRCB ani?..... .. kung mawala ning duha ka "usernames" ... siguro nagbuhat ni'g milagro  paki check sa mga pension houses or mga motels sa bohol...  ... padayon "D.O & IBB"... your post/ usernames are mixed of erotic, serious, dramatic & hilarious ingredients... perfect tandem hahahahaha.....

Maajo bitaw kon mabalik ni sila ka-active, kay bisan ang ilang usernames pa lang ang atong nabasahan, mogaan na ang atong pamati!

Quote from: jorgeanna on April 23, 2010, 06:17:04 PM
waz apil ang arabic oi..... tausug hinoon (dialect sa Jolo)

Mao ba? He he, naa man guy Arabic imong avatar...

Di ba ang Tausug language duol ra sa Cebuano? I had classmates from Jolo nga Chinese mestizos, but that's a long time ago.

Quote from: jorgeanna on April 23, 2010, 01:04:40 AM
i tried to learn Chinese through sa akong mga students but lisod gyud, then i tried to learn Japanese kay labong naay free class nga gi-offer for teachers, na-owaw nalang ko kay pagka-bolok na lang gyud nako kay dli musulod sa utok nako ang akong na-learn!

Pero OK na ka, Anne, kay so far naa na kay Cebuano, Tagalog, English, ug Arabic...

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 22, 2010, 11:18:39 PM

naa gani language nga pinaagi sa picture ra! di ba Hubs??? hwahahhahaa!

Parehas sa hulagway sa usa ka linalang nga nagtungtong sa basahon? Bwahaha!

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 22, 2010, 11:15:31 PM
aherm§ morag naay naigo ana imo statement - kilat boom !

Bwahaha. Ajaw sumpayi, Botoy!

Quote from: faithal on April 23, 2010, 01:59:23 AM
dghan ingani incident sa gallares hospital pod... pero hilom lang noh.. saun daugdaugon man nila kay mao lagi pod pordoy uyamot mga pasyente.. maluoy laman koh... dapat competent and well equipped nana mga doctors ron with knowledge and skills..

Mao ba to ni ang estorya about missing body parts?

Quote from: junjun on April 23, 2010, 10:31:23 AM
to wake up and be informed that Villar wins the presidency!!!!!!!!!!

Sakto jud, Bay Jun. As it is, a Villar presidency is already the country's greatest nightmare.

Quote from: aquarius on April 22, 2010, 02:53:45 PM
kahadlok pod aning "if you know only one language, you live once"....  so, kung kamao ta'g maningles, bali duha na atong life plus spanish nga ginagmay bali, duha ug tunga na..hehehe 

sample:

enlish - "the boy is running"     in spanish -  "el niño misutoy"

Bwahaha. Kahinumdom lang pud kos beauty parlor sa among silingan nga "Casa Para Paguapa"!

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 22, 2010, 09:00:19 PM
Secret communication

Yeah ako gutudloan si banana ug mga pang secret language (bisaya and tagalog) labi na ug mang libak mi sa mga puti!

Dako jud og gamit ang another language (or even a special vocabulary) para sa secret communication--in activities ranging from waging wars to social networking, bwahaha!

Quote from: rikkoh on April 22, 2010, 06:39:34 PM
alisdan nalang god, daghan na kaayo sa agora

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 22, 2010, 08:54:29 PM

Hubs nakadungog ko anang an eye for an eye pero wa ko kadungog anang egg for an egg! Onli in TB! hwahahhaha! shalan! hahahahha!

Anyway naa daw daghan baligya sa Agora i ilis! hahahahhaha!

Unsaon na lang kon ang iilis nga itlog naay bunhok unja ang nahibilin naay tungaw! Morag di ra ba ni sila magkaduol. Mahimong battlefield ang lagay!

Quote from: ms da binsi on April 22, 2010, 08:51:39 PM

abi nimo Hubs? we were raised that everything about SEX AND MASTURBATION IS A SIN!

He he, bitaw, kining Victorian attitudes ning-abot pa man gihapon sa atong panahon...

Kining burundanga gi-extract gikan sa tanom nga ig-agaw igtagsa sa atong katjubong...

pislat
plat
lapad
naghapa
morag palwa
dili kompleto

Quote from: taga tigbao on April 22, 2010, 05:36:40 PM
Tuas pikas balayan nagpatim-aw si Inday Sabina, nagpabuhagay sa nagbudlay nga gugma sa dughan.

Igo ra tong molili diri, Bay Tigs, kay mahadlok sa imong bulatik...

Quote from: taga tigbao on April 22, 2010, 05:49:43 PM
Ang ikatulo mas haum kung MANI ang tubag kay mura gajud pud ug kaban nga aukbon.

Bitaw tuod, Bay Tigs, pero kon MANI, kaban sa MADRE na, dili sa PARI...

Quote from: dakogoten on February 19, 2008, 10:32:06 PM
na uwaw ko sa ahong kaugalingon. mangayo ako ninyong tanan ug pasaylo. manamilit na ako kaninyo. sayop ang tanan nakong pangagpas. nga tihik ning mga tawo dinhi. gusto ko mo apil kay klaro na gud ning kwartaha. naa nay dolyar ug peso. apan usa ko ka tawo nga bisan kabos ug timawa, naa gihapoy nag pa bilin nga dignidad. bisan tu-od nangandoy jud ko nga maka kwarta, ahong ipa matood ug barogan ning ahong gisulti. dili ako nawong ug sapi. gusto lang ko maka tabang sa atong pinalanggang mike ligalig. kay hibawo ko nga ma uwaw man sija mangajo. sayop ang akong gihimo. dili man pinogsanay ang pag hatag. busa ngadto sa tanang sponsors, daghan kaayong salamat. naga tulo ang akong mga luja samtang ga dokdok ako niining IYOTer. kay dili ko naman makita ang gipangga ug gimahal nakong willmerit. hinaot unta nga ma hinomdoman lang ko nimo usahay bisan wala ako sa imong damgo. ipangaliya naho sa kahitas-an nga kanunay kamong mag malipayon si gary. mag pa bilin akong mahigugma nimo will hangtod sa kataposang pitik sa akong kasingkasing.

GOD BLESS US ALL. LONG LIVE TUBAGBOHOL.

Quote from: dakogoten on February 26, 2008, 11:41:24 PM
apil ko ug naa nay klarong kwarta ihatag. hanap pa man. mao tingali nga dIYOTay pa ang mi apil 

ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL!

Nakakuykoy kog dramatic episode sa TB! Basaha ang quoted posts, above!

Mga tulukibong pangutana:

1. Wa ba kaha mobalik under another username nis Ondoy Dakogots? 
2. Naa ba kahay relasyon tali kanija ug sa laing miyembro sa TB nga dugay nang wa kabalik, si Inday Bahoblat?   

Pipila lang kini sa mga tanghaga nga naglimin sa kasaysayan sa Tubag Bohol!

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on April 22, 2010, 09:29:35 AM

The assumption of Col. Llorca as the new Bohol PNP chief came despite objection from Gov. Erico Aumentado who wanted Obenza to remain in post due to ongoing operations especially in the monitoring of some armed elements who reportedly arrived in the province to operate for certain candidates in the May polls.

  Gibangkong na. Unsa man tawon nang klaseha sa objection, oi.

from www.lakbaypilipinas.com


In the Philippines, Filipinos were introduced to the English language in 1762 by British invaders, not Americans. Philippines is the world's 3rd largest English-speaking nation, next to the USA and the UK.

Gemma Cruz was the first Filipina to win an international beauty title - Miss International 1964.

Dan Inosanto - Pinoy who taught arnis de mano to Bruce Lee.

The Philippines' first Filipino-Spanish dictionary which was printed in 1613, 25 years older than the first book printed in the United States.

After Happy Birthday, the song most sung in the Philippines is Lupang Hinirang, the national anthem.

Philippine Airlines took to the skies on March 15, 1941, using a Beech Model 18 aircraft amid the specter of a global war. It became Asia's first airline.

The world's largest pearl was discovered by a Filipino diver in a giant Tridacna (mollusk) under the Palawan Sea in 1934. Known as the "Pearl of Lao-Tzu", the gem weighs 14 pounds and measures 9 1/2 inches long and 5 1/2 inches in diameter. As of May 1984, it was valued at US$42 million. It is believed to be 600 years old.

Alto Broadcasting System (ABS) Channel 3, the first television station in the country, went on the air in 1953.

Cebu is the first Philippine city.

Fernando Amorsolo, a painter, was the first national artist declared by the Philippine government. The award was conferred on Amorsolo in April 1972, several days after his death.

The symbolic name for the Philippines, Juan dela Cruz, is not a Filipino invention? It was coined by R. McCulloch-Dick, a Scottish-born journalist working for the Manila Times in the early 1900s, after discovering it was the most common name in blotters.

"Mayon is the most beautiful mountain I have ever seen, the world-renowned Fujiyama (Mt. Fuji) of Japan sinking into perfect insignificance by comparison." --British traveler-writer A. Henry Savage Landor

Ilo-Ilo golf and country club is the oldest golf club in the Philippines. It was built at 1908 by Irish engineers.

Emilio Aguinaldo lost to Manuel L. Quezon in the country's first presidential elections in 1935.

Bagumbayan was the original name of Luneta Park.

Of the 500 known coral species in the world, 488 are found in the Philippines.

The Philippines is home to some of the world's most exotic birds. One of the most endangered species is the exotic Kalangay or the Philippine cockatoo (Cacatua haematuropygia), which belongs to Psittacidae or the family of parrots. Some cockatoos can live up to 50 years. They are known for mimicking human voices. Most of them measure 33 centimeters in length and weigh 0.29 kilogram.

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 22, 2010, 05:43:33 AM
ala ka lang masayod nga nailhan na tali ka nyahaha -whop§

No way! Dugay na kong fully covered sa witness protection program, bwahaha!    

Quote from: vendee on April 22, 2010, 02:09:07 PM
Hubag Bohol, ang akong amigo nga super guru...hehehe

Bwahaha. Ajaw lang anang super guru, Bay Ven, kay basin mahimong super lolo, he he. By the way, welcome diay diris TB. 

Quote from: aquarius on April 22, 2010, 02:25:41 PM
Bay Hubs..

ask lang... kanang mawala ka'g pila ka adlaw, wa ka modalikyat sa India?   

Bwahaha. Depende, Bay Aqs. Modalikyat ko kon maka-5/6 ko sa ahong amigong Bombay!

You're both very welcome, Ms. Hof and Bay Ven. Kujaw bitaw ning tsunami labi na ang locally-generated, dili parehas sa bagjo nga taas-taas ang panahon para makapangandam pa ta.

He he, agwanta lang una tag gamay. The political tsunami waters here will recede soon and won't be back for another three years...

Why should I learn a language?
www.omniglot.com

Learning a foreign language takes time and dedication. The reasons below may help to convince you to take the plunge, if such persuasion is needed. Some reasons are practical, some aspirational, some intellectual and others sentimental, but whatever your reasons, having a clear idea of why you're learning a language can help to motivate you in your studies.

Kolik jazyků znáš, tolikrát jsi člověkem.
You live a new life for every new language you speak.
If you know only one language, you live only once.
(Czech proverb)

Emigration

When you move to a different country or region, learning the local language will help you to communicate and integrate with the local community. Even if many of the locals speak your language, for example if your L1 is English and you move to the Netherlands, it's still worth your while learning the local language. Doing so will demonstrate your interest in and commitment to the new country.

Family and friends

If your partner, in-laws, relatives or friends speak a different language, learning that language will help you to communicate with them. It will also give you a better understanding of their culture and way of thinking.

Work

If your work involves regular contact with speakers of foreign languages, being able to talk to them in their own languages will help you to communicate with them. It may also help you to make sales and to negotiate and secure contracts. Knowledge of foreign languages may also increase your chances of finding a new job, getting a promotion or a transfer overseas, or of going on foreign business trips.

Many English-speaking business people don't bother to learn other languages because they believe that most of the people they do business with in foreign countries can speak English, and if they don't speak English, interpreters can be used. The lack of foreign language knowledge puts the English speakers at a disadvantage. In meetings, for example, the people on the other side can discuss things amongst themselves in their own language without the English speakers understanding, and using interpreters slows everything down. In any socialising after the meetings, the locals will probably feel more comfortable using their own language rather than English.

Study or research

You may find that information about subjects you're interested in is published mainly in a foreign language. Learning that language will give you access to the material and enable you to communicate with fellow students and researchers in the field.

Language is the archives of history.
(Ralph Waldo Emerson)

Travel

Many English speakers seem to believe that wherever you go on holiday you can get by speaking English, so there's no point in learning any other languages. If people don't understand you all you have to do is speak slowly and turn up the volume. You can more or less get away with this, as long as you stick to popular tourist resorts and hotels where you can usually find someone who speaks English. However, if you want to venture beyond such places, to get to know the locals, to read signs, menus, etc, knowing the local language is necessary.

A basic ability in a foreign language will help you to 'get by', i.e. to order food and drink, find your way around, buy tickets, etc. If you have a more advanced knowledge of the language, you can have real conversations with the people you meet, which can be very interesting and will add a new dimension to your holiday.

Die Grenzen meiner Sprache bedeuten die Grenzen meiner Welt.
The limits of my language are the limits of my universe.
(Ludwig Wittgenstein)

Studying abroad

If you plan to study at a foreign university, college or school, you'll need a good knowledge of the local language, unless the course you want to study is taught through the medium of your L1. Your institution will probably provide preparatory courses to improve your language skills and continuing support throughout your main course.

Secret communication

If you and some of your relatives, friends or colleagues speak a language that few people understand, you can talk freely in public without fear of anyone eavesdropping, and/or you can keep any written material secret. Speakers of such Native American languages as Navajo, Choctaw and Cheyenne served as radio operators, know as Code Talkers, to keep communications secret during both World Wars. Welsh speakers played a similar role during the Bosnian War.

Required course

You may be required to study a particular language at school, college or university.

Getting in touch with your roots

If your family spoke a particular language in the past you might want to learn it and possibly teach it to your children. It could also be useful if you are research your family tree and some of the documents you find are written in a language foreign to you.

Revitalising or reviving your language

If you speak an endangered language, or your parents or grandparents do/did, learning that language and passing it on to your children could help to revitalise or revive it.

Culture

Maybe you're interested in the literature, poetry, films, TV programs, music or some other aspect of the culture of people who speak a particular language and want to learn their language in order to gain a better understanding of their culture.

Most people in the world are multilingual, and everybody could be; no one is rigorously excluded from another's language community except through lack of time and effort. Different languages protect and nourish the growth of different cultures, where different pathways of human knowledge can be discovered. They certainly make life richer for those who know more than one of them.
(Nicholas Ostler, Empires of the Word)

Religion

Missionaries and other religious types learn languages in order to spread their message. In fact, missionairies have played a major role in documenting languages and devising writing systems for many of them. Others learn the language(s) in which the scriptures/holy books of their religion were originally written to gain a better understanding of them. For example, Christians might learn Hebrew, Aramaic and Biblical Greek; Muslims might learn Classical Arabic, and Buddhists might learn Sanskrit.

Food

Perhaps you enjoy the food and/or drink of a particular country or region and make regular trips there, or the recipe books you want to use are only available in a foreign language.

Linguistic interest

Maybe you're interested in linguistic aspects of a particular language and decide to learn it in order to understand them better.

Challenging yourself

Maybe you enjoy the challenge of learning foreign languages or of learning a particularly difficult language.

Sounds/looks good to me

Perhaps you just like the sound of a particular language when it's spoken or sung. Or you find the written form of a language attractive. If you like singing, learning songs in other languages can be interesting, challenging and enjoyable.

One language is never enough!

If like me you're a bit of a linguaphile / glossophile / linguaholic or whatever you call someone who is fascinated by languages and enjoys learning them, then one language is never enough.

If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head.
If you talk to him in his language, that goes to his heart.
(Nelson Mandela)

A tsunami is a series of waves that may be dangerous and destructive. When you hear a tsunami warning, move at once to higher ground and stay there until local authorities say it is safe to return home.

BEFORE

Find out if your home is in a danger area. Know the height of your street above sea level and the distance of your street from the coast. Evacuation orders may be based on these numbers.

Be familiar with the tsunami warning signs. Because tsunamis can be caused by an underwater disturbance or an earthquake, people living along the coast should consider an earthquake or a sizable ground rumbling as a warning signal. A noticeable rapid rise or fall in coastal waters is also a sign that a tsunami is approaching.

Make sure all family members know how to respond to a tsunami.

Make evacuation plans. Pick an inland location that is elevated. After an earthquake or other natural disaster, roads in and out of the vicinity may be blocked, so pick more than one evacuation route.

Teach family members how and when to turn off gas, electricity, and water.

Teach children how and when to call 9-1-1, police or fire department, and which radio station to listen for official information.

TSUNAMI FACTS

Tsunamis that strike coastal location in the Pacific Ocean Basin are most always caused by earthquakes. These earthquakes might occur far away or near where you live.

Some tsunamis can be very large. In coastal areas their height can be as great as 30 feet or more (100 feet in extreme cases), and they can move inland several hundred feet.

All low lying coastal areas can be struck by tsunamis. A tsunami consists of a series of waves. Often the first wave may not be the largest. The danger from a tsunami can last for several hours after the arrival of the first wave.

Tsunamis can move faster than a person can run.

Sometimes a tsunami causes the water near shore to recede, exposing the ocean floor. The force of some tsunamis is enormous. Large rocks weighing several tons along with boats and other debris can be moved inland hundreds of feet by the tsunami wave activity. Homes and other buildings are destroyed.

All this material and water move with great force and can kill or injure people.

Tsunamis can occur at any time, day or night.

Tsunamis can travel up rivers and streams that lead to the ocean.

WHAT YOU SHOULD DO

Be aware of tsunami facts. This knowledge could save your life! Share this knowledge with your relatives and friends. It could save their lives!

If you are in school and you hear there is a tsunami warning, you should follow the advice of teachers and other school personnel. If you are at home and hear there is a tsunami warning, you should make sure you entire family is aware of the warning. Your family should evacuate your house if you live in a tsunami evacuation. Move in an orderly, calm and safe manner to the evacuation site or to any safe place outside your evacuation zone. Follow the advice of local emergency and law enforcement authorities.

If you are at the beach or near the ocean and you feel the earth shake, move immediately to higher ground. DO NOT wait for a tsunami warning to be announced. Stay away from rivers and streams that lead to the ocean as you would stay away from the beach and ocean if there is a tsunami. A regional tsunami from a local earthquake could strike some areas before a tsunami warning could be announced. Tsunamis generated in distant locations will generally give people enough time to move to higher ground. For locally generated tsunamis, where you might feel the ground shake, you may only have a few minutes to move to higher ground.

High, multi-story, reinforced concrete hotels are located in many low-lying coastal areas. The upper floors of these hotels can provide a safe place to find refuge should there be a tsunami warning and you cannot move quickly inland to higher ground. Local Civil Defense procedures may, however, not allow this type of evacuation in your area. Homes and small buildings located in low lying coastal areas are not designed to withstand tsunami impacts. Do not stay in these structures should there be a tsunami warning.

Offshore reefs and shallow areas may help break the force of tsunami waves, but large and dangerous waves can still be threat to coastal residents in these areas. Staying away fro all low-lying coastal areas is the safest advice when there is a tsunami warning.

-- preparedness.com

Unsa man ning guruha, oi. Pabujag man. Dili sama sa mga guru diri sa TB nga mga buotan ug sulondon...

Quote from: catalina on April 22, 2010, 01:44:32 PM
lebron asa man ang an..
nawala man sa tugkaran
ibalik sa una sa sinugdan
kay niingon si hubag ,pun-an nato og an.

Bwahaha!

Tungod sa gugma sa gidapigan
Ang lagda intawon nakalimtan.

Misfortune can force you into doing things you should be doing anyway. Lessons come from adversity. Anything can happen to anyone... You can find a new lease on life - more meaning than you thought possible in simple things... Let go. Live in the moment. Go forward.

--Christopher Reeve

I didn't marry you because you were perfect. I didn't even marry you because I loved you. I married you because you gave me a promise. That promise made up for your faults. And the promise I gave you made up for mine. Two imperfect people got married and it was the promise that made the marriage. And when our children were growing up, it wasn't a house that protected them; and it wasn't our love that protected them - it was that promise.

--Thornton Wilder

What's the Appropriate Level of Water Consumption?

A good rule to follow is to drink half your weight in 'ounces' of water every day. So, if you weigh 160 pounds, you would benefit by drinking 80 ounces of water each day.

Examples: 200 lbs=100 ounces of water daily
100 lbs=50 ounces of water daily

You can also get some water in fruit juices, teas, sparkling water and sodas, but each of them have distinct disadvantages. For instance, when you drink any juices, you are requiring your digestive machinery and the pancreas to fire up and work. Drinking pure water allows your body to flush out toxins without having to mobilize and put stress on your digestive system. Caffeinated teas are actually a diuretic. By drinking caffeinated teas, coffee, colas, and chocolate drinks, you are actually depleting the supply of water available in your body to dilute toxins and moisturize your system. Herbal teas often have therapeutic effects, but they can also make your body work, instead of giving it a well-deserved and needed rest. Some herbal teas are also diuretic in action. Having caffeinated drinks and herbal teas are fine, so long as it's in moderation, but the bulk of our daily liquids should be pure water.

Adequate water consumption is one of the single most important tasks we must practice daily in order to live a long and healthy life.

-- www.herbalcaredirect.com

Between the 1850s and the beginning of the Second World War male chastity devices were developed for the purpose of preventing masturbation which the Victorian’s believed was a cause of insanity.   It is at this point where we can see a distinct difference between male and female chastity belts/devices.

The Victorian view of the female chastity belt was to protect the wearer from rape, and was therefore considered as a method of security. However, male chastity belts and devices were developed to prevent "self abuse", “self pollution”, "nocturnal emissions" and "insanity, imbecility and feeblemindedness" which were considered to be the natural fate of any young man with lax moral attitudes! 

-- www.chastity-uk.co.uk

Nausab na jud ang kalibotan. Ang gidili kaniadto kay makadaot kuno sa utok, karon nadiskobrehan nga mao diay pangontra sa prostate cancer, bwahaha!

Naa baja puy male chastity belt...

Dili na tingali motak-om ang imbaw ni Inday...

Ganganga
foreva...

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on April 22, 2010, 09:27:42 AM


Being members of the Batman gang, a group organized inside the jail, the three have tattoos on their buttocks.

Aw, kon maglakaw-lakaw ni silang manggi-T-back, sakpan jud dajon...

Nalingaw tingalig lantugi ang jail guards kon kinsay mas corrupt sa ilang tagsa-tagsa ka kandidato mao nga wa kabantay... 

Quote from: aquarius on April 22, 2010, 09:36:00 AM
Dawata ang kwarta.. apan imong konsensya ang matuman…   

Kaanindot baya, Bay Aqs, sa gitanyag nimong pagtulon-an:
Konsensya maoy matuman apan ang bulsa usab masudlan.
Seguroa lang nga ang imong kalaki dili mamatikdan
Kay basin sa hinanib sa pildero ulo mo mapunggotan.

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 22, 2010, 08:38:41 AM
Maka karzinom lagi ang chigi budlat while on d'act,
pati Dentata mangahingo ang ngipon ! whoa

He he, mora diay nig tigmo² esmokoy:

Ang mata gabudlat,
Ang kilay gaiknat.

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on April 22, 2010, 08:05:49 AM
Bai hubag, mao kuno nay pina ka importante aron dili ma postit dancer aw kansir diay

Mao bitaw kuno. Mas seguro ra ba kuno nga malikayan ang sakit kon kapila buhaton sa usa ka adlaw... Hago ra jamo...

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 22, 2010, 08:25:17 AM
ZumpaYe ang version !

Tua nas pikas thread, Blue! He he, lingawa ani, oi...

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on April 22, 2010, 08:26:17 AM
Nah! misamot ka kutaw akong libog anang inyong PnB. Ayay! undang natag tagay oi!

He he, si Ms. Blue ang author sa technical vocabulary diri sa TB, Bay BQN. Sijay makahatag og katin-awan nimo...

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 22, 2010, 08:21:40 AM
Agoi og mapizkan ra ba sa  P en V lizords,
ang efek kujaw daw, mahimong dentata karzinom whoa ! ahaha³

Mahimong dentata karzinom? Di ba ang epekto ani oppozet sa sleeping sickness? Imbez makatulog, magzega ang mata, maenzomnia! Bwahaha!

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 22, 2010, 08:17:29 AM
mao jud  à la provençale ajeje

He he, pwede pud atong imbentohan og Spanish style nga pagkaluto: rana en su saliva! Bwahaha!

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 22, 2010, 08:09:12 AM
tyahahaha getz mo Parekoy
nag revise kog laing webster version ! ngak§

Getz mo lang! He he, ang version sa spelling pwede pud para sa smell of urine, bwahaha! How apt!

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on April 22, 2010, 08:08:18 AM
Ayaw pod tawon Blue oi, malooy kah kokak kokak lang gud ta dinhi.kokak!

OK lang ang magsigeg kokak, Bay BQN, basta dili lang mangwilik og P&V! (He he, makat-on jud ka sa pidgin diri sa TB madugay...)

Quote from: BlueAngel on April 22, 2010, 08:06:25 AM
dli major Subject? as in mahimong zumsoman sa tabi ! kokak !hee³

Mahimong sumsoman? As in cuisses de grenouilles? Bwahaha!