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Living A Dream - Romeo Mascariñas

Here I Am - Romeo Mascariñas

Tigum Bol-anon  - Romeo Mascariñas

Salamat, Ama - Basil Valdez

Pagpakabana - Arthur Ungab

Luwason Tang Kabukiran - Sakada

Guitara - Maasinhon 

Love Somehow Will Find A Place In Our Hearts - Romeo Mascariñas

Call To All Nations - Romeo Mascariñas

Caingget Sunset - Romeo Mascariñas

Road to Nowhere - Romeo Mascariñas

Gugma - Romeo Mascariñas / J Ann Talisic 

Quote from: BolBuhol on November 30, 2010, 06:24:15 PM
cos men labs plowing

Plowers diay ning men hehehehe

"Women are flowers... men are plowers."

Quote from: islander on November 30, 2010, 10:04:53 PM
aha, labuton pa nimo ang impiyerno sa pagkuhag butang nga di imo?  kalooy sa impiyerno.  ka-joker ba nimo bai david uy.  panghinaot lang nga di unta ikaw ang mawad-an unya pareha nimo ang makakita nga bahalag mag-abot mo sa impiyerno di gyod niya iuli, haraw, hahaha!  by the way, wa gyod tawoy trono si rizal, gawas ug trono imong tinan-awan sa iyang monumento.  kun maohon, unsa kahay tinan-awan nimo sa inodoro?  korona?  uy, naunsa na ba ning akong estorya...   

The mere mention of Rizal nakanumdom nuon kos istorya sa akong ig-agaw. Diha kunoy 2 ka manananggal (vampires) - father and son - ga lupad-lupad sa kahanginan. Ge OJT kuno ang anak sa iya tatay... mao to.

Tatay Manananggal: "Anak, tudloan taka unsaon pag sight ug biktima samtang di tas kahanginan naglupad-lupad... ug kung unsaon pag attack aron naa kay ma merienda." 

Nitando ang anak ug nagpadayon sila sa pag lupad-lupad... ehermz, under the romantic brightness of the moon. Then, dayon ning hunong ang duha tungod gayod sa lungsod.

Tatay Manananggal: "Anak, kita ka atong tawo sa ubos?"

Anak: "O tay."

Tatay Manananggal: (Feeling proud kaayo) "Ari lang paghuwat anak. Akong ipakita nimo unsaon kug unsaon pag attack sa prospect... balikon lang ka nako derig balik inig kahuman."

So pina-glide dayon ang amahan padung sa ubos and iya dayong gi atake ang tawo nga ilang nakita gikan sa taas.

Human sa usa ka minuto, nakita sa anak nga nibalik dayon ang iyang amahan padulong balik sa taas. Nagkadugo-dugo ang iyang baba ug parte sa iyang kalawasan. Nibilib kaayo ang anak sa ka paspas ug kahanas sa iyang tatay nga manananggal.

Anak: "Tay, congratulations. Paspasa god nimo makakuhag biktima. Lupig pa man nimo si Count Dracula." 

Nitubag ang amahan, pero medyo very mahinhin ug pino kaayo pagka tubag...

Tatay Manananggal: "Tsk tsk tsk... buanga 'nak. Abi nakog mao na to (abi niyag mabusog napod siya). Malasa jod nuon... rebulto man diay ni Rizal tong atong nakit-an. Mao nang nag kadugo-dugo ko. Na mu-mo ko doy!" 

When talking to my friends (sa Bohol) - and having seen quiet a few world-class airports - mas mo pabor bitaw jud ko nga ang airport is at least an hour away from Tagbilaran or Panglao... say, Catigbian or Sagbayan. Airport bitaw sa Hongkong gibalhin jud didto sa Lantau Island kay arang kahadlok kung tua duol sa syudad. Simbako-simbako lang. New Orleans was once a victim of an airline disaster kay didto jod sa mga subdivision ka crash ang airplane. Nalibat siguro tong driver. I mean, if one can ever imagine Bohol becoming a future metropolis (bwahaha  in my dreams, but who says it can't happen), an airport in Tagbilaran or in nearby town is not so ideal.

Bitaw, sa tinuod lang (but still a personal opinion) Panglao is what it is - a foreigners' destination - not only because of its pristine waters or what-have-you, but also a favorite because of its quiet, paradise-like environ (tranquil) very much like that of Tahiti or Fiji (adto ra god mo'g Nature Island kay mora jod kag tuas taliwa sa South Pacific). Butangi'g airport, hmmmm, di ba hasta mga gangis ug mangloy, syokoy ug amahong... mangita na pog laing paraiso. And foreigners as well.

I had a good time watching "BURLESQUE" last night sa movie house (big screen) mismo... a very wholesome movie especially for music lovers and dreamers. I recommend it to everyone under the sun!!!  . Night before, Sunday, nadayon ra jod kog tan-aw sa RED... another movie thats uits my taste... funny one. 

Somebody sent it to me by email yesterday. Scarbz already posted it on facebook, abtik jamo! 

Quote from: islander on November 30, 2010, 11:04:44 PM
ug magkalisod, lantaka mahimo pod labon pasko na.  kun wa nay kahibawo mogamit ug lantaka karon, tambutso na lang ug motorcycle. 

Please refresh my memory... unsa to nang lantaka? Mao ba to nang herumenta sa gripo (faucet) ilang gamiton pabuto kung duol na Pasko? 

Mao ni news... dapat! 

Inspiringly beautiful...


http://www.openmyeyeslord.net/theseasonsoflife.htm

Do not judge life by one season in life...

Quote from: glacier_71 on November 30, 2010, 04:18:40 AM
wa diay mo kabalo nga nagama naman ning airporta?...ang problema kay wa ta kabalo og asa ning dapita. hehehehe 

Ge mino diay mga contractors... maong nangawa!!! 

Quote from: www.tubagbohol.com on November 29, 2010, 03:02:03 PM
Why Women Love Gardens and Gardening?

Ask Inday Raquel hahahaha 

Hahahaha 

Be My Santa Claus

Thanks Sir FD! 

They use M-16 now!!! 

Repeat performance: piniritong turkey salin sa Thanksgiving Day (gahapon). 

Nice topic to look at and consider. Thanks 

Pagpakabana - Arthur Ungab

1. Pagpakabana - Arthur Ungab

2. Damgo Man Lang - Arthur Ungab

3. Gugma, Hain Ka? - Max Larrobis

4. Guitara - Maasinhon

5. Tigum Bol-anon - Romeo Mascariñas & Wendel Taladua

6. To be continued...

Quote from: islander on November 24, 2010, 11:58:17 PM
great pic, fr chic, in a very familiar setting.  does this mean you were the only ordinandi (or is it ordinandum?) at the time?  there's fr boy rara there!  unfortunately, he's the only one who's familiar to me in that line of priests behind you on your way to the slaughterhouse.     

There were 2 of us, from Tagaytay Seminary... si Florante "Barudo" Mendaña, the one behind me, and myself, on that day, February 29, 1983. 

Quote from: ms da binsi on November 24, 2010, 09:19:34 AM
diri man na nija gi earn mao gi tax na sha daan ana diri. and i think nia diri ija gi deposit ija datung. so most likely dako jud ijat tax kay wa man maka ipsot ug tax diri. di preha diha nilang Lucio nga mo declare lang ug gamay income bisan daghan jamo eroplano nag lupad3x ingnon laman nga 3 ra ka buok pasahero! hahahahaahhha!

Bwahahaha!!! Duha na lang kay nangihi pag usa, nahabilin!!! 

Pagpakabana - Arthur Ungab

Quote from: Raquelproud boholana on November 23, 2010, 04:20:54 AM
Mao bitaw Dre sa tanang buhaton nato bisan sa facebook ug Tb pwede pud i incorporate nato ang Ginoo.Like before ko maligo usahay mangadje ko nga Lord as I bath my body with water please clean and purify my soul. Before pud mag TB ug FB mangadje pud nga ipahilayo sa tanang tentasyon ug unta magpabiling charitable of words sa isig katawo. Magabii magbasa ko ug bible story sa akong anak unya na realize nako nga di gyud diay maayo ang T.V kay usahay di naman makatell akong anak sa fact or fiction moingon intawon Mom is that for real or make beleive. Tagbaw pud ko explain nga this is very realkay Holy bible atong gibasa.  

Mao nay giingon 'quel, "That's where mom comes in."  

P.S. I just finished digitizing an old cassette recording I made in 1993, narration sa poem ni Helen Steiner-Rice titled, "Mother... Another Word For Love." I wish I could share it with you through links here at TB... pero wa pa ko mahuman ug upload sa MP3s. Maikog pod ko kay palamoot kaayo akong tingog, trying-hard kaayo paminawon, bwahahahaha!!!  

Kung di jud mada akong tingog, I will instead upload the voice of my students who helped me in some of the records.

Mao ra ni akong buhat karon day off balik2x tukar ani na kanta... harana mode 


DAMGO MAN LANG

Written b TQ Solis, Jr. & Antonio Amora, Jr.

by Arthur Ungab

1
Damgo man lang
Gihikaw sa nagmata
Damgo man lang ug di tinuod
Nakita ko sa akong pagkatulog
Panagway mong matahum
Ug mapahiyumon.

2
Gilipay mo ang dughan kong nagsubo
Gidawat mo ang akong gugma
Sa akong pagmata sa sayong kabuntagon
Nahanaw lang ang tanan kay damgo man lamang.

Refrain:
Unsa bay lain kong mahimo
Niining gibati ko?
Kay dili mo man tuhuan
Ang mga pulong niining dughan.

3
Damgo man lang lumalabay ang tanan
Damgo na lang maoy kadangpan
Ang gugma ko kawang lang
Kun dili mo kaloy-an
Matuman man apan sa damgo ko lang.

Coda:
Ki'ng gugma ko kawang lang
Kun dili mo kaloy-an
Matuman man apan sa damgo ko lang.

Copyright Copyright © 1983 QT del Sol Music
All Rights Reserved

Quote from: hofelina on November 23, 2010, 01:45:07 AM
Padre , salamat jamo,last Sunday si Fr Jun de Ocampo,SVD nagwali nga ang pagbasa sa holy Bible,soul well-ness. Dili lang pirmi mag make -up sa nawong kon dili spiritual beautification is a must. He said it in homily in a very wonderful & humorous way!

Mao jud Hofs. Maligo pod ta usahay aron feeling fresh maski inig ka ugma kahibaw ta nga mabuling lang gehapon ta. Unja kaon pod panagsa ug utan ug prutas, di lang sige kan-on ug karne para balance ug himsog sa panglawas. That goes also for our spiritual life.

Mao nga dili lang jewelry sige nato paliton, palit pod ta panagsa ug rosaryohan ug reading books for spiritual growth and development, hehehehe 

Nabuking diay ang ubang super-millionaires!!! 

4. CONTEMPLATION (CONTEMPLATION)

    UNION OF LIFE

- Read the Scripture a final time

- Sit quietly and allow the Holy Spirit to speak to your heart in and through the silence

*Allow 5 minutes more

3. ORATION (PRAYER)

    FRIENDSHIP

- Read the Scripture a third time

- Let your heart speak to God

- "Trust God enough to become emotionally involved.

- Spontaneous prayer

Allow 4 to 7 minutes of quiet time*

2. MEDITATIO (MEDITATE)

    FRIENDLINESS

- Read the Scripture again

- Let Jesus speak to you.

  Reflect on the message

- "Lord, what do you want me to learn from this passage today?"

Allow 3 to 4 minutes of quiet time*

LECTIO DIVINA


1. LECTIO (READING)

  ACQUAINTANCESHIP

- Read the Scripture

- Gather the facts

- "Listen" to God's word (allow approximately one to two minutes of quiet time)*

*Suggested interval

Purple typhoon hehehehe 

Baluarte ni ni Ms. Isle. 

Pangutana: Ang unsa man? Ang iring?

Tubag: Dili, ang mangawras, ahihihi 

First Boholanos ever to win the prestigious Cebu Pop Music Festival

DAMGO MAN LANG
Grand Prize Winner
3rd Cebu Pop Music Festival (1983)
Interpreter: Arthur Ungab

Damgo Man Lang - Original Version by Arthur Ungab

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 20, 2010, 11:35:30 PM
by: Juan Luna, 1895.

Wow! 

Thanks Enz! 

Oh, I must have wished on somebody else's star!!! 

Salamat, Ama - Basil Valdez

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 19, 2010, 03:04:32 PM
He he, basin naghunahuna na kas Pasko sa atoa...

Basin naghuna-huna ug inom... unja nig  punga na moingon "Pass sa ko!" 

Quote from: junjun on November 19, 2010, 05:11:33 PM
hello Bohol and the world. Pwede ba iklaro nato ning kontrobersya bahin sa giingun nga usa ka bilyon  nga fish port sa Valencia. Needed ba jud na sa Valencia? Profitable ba jud na? Ang nahuman nga port, klaro ba jud nga worth ug usa ka bilyon? Ato kuno ning kokabilduhan!

Asa man ang balita kabahin ani... copy and paste dayon ang news or article, aron atong padayonan natog "koka" 

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 19, 2010, 05:51:13 PM
He he, wa ba ka ka-witness ani, Ms. LB?

Karon nag witness siya. Hmmmm, pwede pod wetness... 

Quote from: glacier_71 on November 19, 2010, 12:36:54 PM
gawas nga nakakaplag og laing lingaw, pads, naa jud poy panahon, di na ta ganahan sa kakukabildo; mao nang nindot na pod ihilum, ihilak, ibakho, ug itago. 

Mga mahinuklogong panahon sa kahilom... 

Quote from: fdaray on November 18, 2010, 04:09:00 PM
Doesn't looks priest, but muchomen.

 

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on November 18, 2010, 11:46:23 PM
mogimaw ra diya ni si glacier kung ting winter na.

Basin na depress o homesick napod si Grace maong nigimaw balik hehehehe.  Basta happy, kontento ug busy sa daghang laing aktibidades, talagsa ra mogimaw deri. 

From "brain drain" to "brain rain" or "brain train" woot woot!!! 

Quote from: islander on November 18, 2010, 02:54:00 PM
my suspicions point to the probable guy inside the scuba diving gear of some avatar.

Ditto 

And that's my TB = Tatay Bran 

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 18, 2010, 02:45:22 PM

Hahaha!

My medical director jokes with me. He says that I look like a 'surgeon-type' kono. "You're not gonna be another know-it-all Filipino Surgeon are you?" he joked one time. I smirked.

LOL!!

Addendum: My other consulting "long-distance" physician - the most recent one - is a half-breed New Yorker Bol-anon who is now in residence in Chicago and he is my TB doctor (not tuberculosis!). 

My primary doctor is a good friend of mine, a Cebuano. Ngotngot, dok!!! (I can't say that with an American!!!)  . My nephrologist is another Pinoy. My anesthesiologist is another Tagalog. We played golf together (when I used to play). I'm a die-hard Pinoy patient. I hope I remain "die-hard" not dead. Bwahahaha 

Quote from: islander on November 18, 2010, 01:32:48 PM
the numbers, fr chic, had actually convinced me over what i came across some years back -- that economically our country is actually punching above its reach, ala pacquiao against margarito. 

that article was written by a british writer who showed that the philippines is in reality doing much better than what others perceive.  sometimes, though, we ourselves are fond of self-flagellation that we'd rather concentrate on the pain rather than on the redemption of healing by achieving.

It makes me smile what I'm reading here... a positive outlook on things. I haven't seen one poor Pinoy yet as I trekked in some parts of the world  The ones back home are the resilient type... mainly. 

Quote from: islander on November 18, 2010, 09:58:15 AM
we can dream.

there wouldn't have been a divisive issue over a potential law if the legislator who came up with the bright idea of passing into law his proposed reproductive health bill (RH Bill) had instead come up with a proposal to pass into law a political health bill (PH Bill) or government health bill (GH Bill).  basically, this dream bill would have provisions on how our political leaders and government functionaries can take steps to correct, police, and punish themselves for corruption.

impossible?  of course.  that's why it's a dream bill.    

The year we formed the Singing Priests of Louisiana (1988) and debuted at a concert by
Paring Bol-anon, USA at the United Nations Auditorium, New York City, also in 1988

Nice thread Anna... tampo pod ko for my best friend, best buddy, through thick and thin...

Fro's Music Revisited, Vol. 1 - Thank You For List'ning (Track 7 of


THANK YOU (FOR LIST'NING)

By D. Steven Thomas

1
Thank you for list'ning,
Thanks for being there.
I had to pour my heart out
To someone I knew would care.

2
Thank you for list'ning,
Thanks for being there.
I knew God sent you to me
When I needed someone to share.

Refrain 1:
Words I'd never spoken
And feelings never felt;
The pain of loss, the loneliness,
The anger and despair...

3
The blaming and accusing,
The failure of a friend,
Obesession and rejection -
Lord, will it ever end?

4
The joys of life, the sorrows,
The up-ups and the downs
But worst of all the dryness
When there's nothing to be found.

Refrain 2:
I reached out in the desert
And I found you there.
I found a friend to turn to
When there wasn't even prayer.

5
You opened up your ear
And opened up your heart.
Even though I knew you feared
Again to take a part.

6
Thorns of life breed roses,
Love comes out of pain;
Joy amidst the sorrow
And growth comes after rain.

Refrain 3:
I reached out in the desert
And I found you there.
A friend I knew who'd been there, too,
Someone to simply care.

(Repeat 1 and 2)

Copyright © 1993 Fro’s Music. International Copyright Secured
All Rights Reserved

 

Sakay sa bandwagon!!! 

Panihapon: Kinilaw nga tuna with mayo, sibuyas, kamatis, daghang sili ug lemonsito. 

NiNoY AQuiNo'S SonG FoR CoRy AQuiNo ♫ I FeLL iN LoVe WiTH THe SaMe WoMaN THRee TiMeS

Quote from: islander on November 17, 2010, 12:16:58 PM
yeheee!  this is what i have believed in all along... having been born and being thankfully alive today do not give me the privilege to decide on who else will be born or not.  otherwise, what's the use of believing in a higher power? 

aren't some of us here at tb from big families?  aren't we thankful that despite everything, we have become what we are?  do we not trust the strength of the human spirit that can tackle all challenges? 

why should the solutions to economic problems involve the control of births and lives when it has been said many times over that the solution lies in political will that could lead to the equitable distribution of resources?
   

HAPPY JUBILEE!!! 

Quote from: islander on November 17, 2010, 01:10:53 PM

the scene that you have described is repeated many times over in our country in particular and in the third world in general.  it is as real as you and i are real. 

these days, in our country, it's the difference between responsible parenthood and artificial birth control that's the issue.  if a couple doesn't want more mouths to feed and they feel that more mouths don't necessarily mean more hands that work, then fine.  no one can tell them otherwise.  but they should opt for natural birth control. 

kay di man diay kaya, pugong sa panahon sa tingpugong.  mora na man hinoon ug iresponsable nga gusto rag palami pero di modawat sa responsibilidad nga mao unyay resulta sa palami.

for every sad economic story of big families that are bursting at the seams, there's also a story of big families who have conquered the odds.

naa koy kaila nga 13 sila nga anak.  marginal fisherman ang amahan, housewife and inahan.  each child was precious to the parents.  puro nakahuman ug college tanan.  unbelievable.  giunsa nila pag-invest ug education?  kada naay mahuman, mogasto dayon sa sunod manghod.  kay puro kugihan, hamugaway na ron silang tanan. 

they did not rue the day their parents chose to let them live, they did not blame each other for being born.  rather, they looked at themselves as assets that worked for their mutual gains.     
     

Well said, Ms. Isles.  Thank you.

Quote from: islander on November 17, 2010, 06:57:14 AM
mapriso ko ani, fr chic?  huhuhu, kalooy sa akong mga iring kun mabiyaan...

Akong ge erase ako post kay basin ipasikop kos mga agent ni JB ahihihi 

Lami ipakatok pero basin prisohon ta bwahaha... erase! erase! erase!

Aaah mora man pina Jose Mari Chan... "I married my woman 3 times." 

Quote from: wolfpack823 on November 16, 2010, 09:26:03 AM
Nia pay isa:
Ingon nila kuripot kuno ang Bol-anon kay usa ka tinap-an usa ka kawa nga tubig og kamunggay. Pero ang Cebuano, ang bulad ibitay sa bitana, ang anino mao ray subakan....Aber....

Bwahahaha!!! Busog na diay sa anino!!! 

Angay tingale papuy-on si Bill Clinton ug Hilary sa isla sa ato - bisag usang semana ra - aron maka amgo sila nga di diay jud lalim ning kinaboheng pobre ug islahanon, unja wa pa gyoy kuryente. Maoy akog magsige's hilak si Hilary matag gabii kay mag bugbog sa lagubo ni Bill Clinton, bwahahaha!!! Wa raba na sila maanad ug daghang silingan. Yayayay!!! 

Bahaw ug liver spread ra tawon... but happy! 

Welcome, Vanessa. Enjoy your visits here and meet your new TB friends! 

Usa ka pari taga Loon ni istorya nako a while back, true story daw ni nahitabo sa Sandingan Island, Loon. Ang bana (mangingisda) nihangyo sa iya Misis mag eng-eng anang gabhiona kay way laing lingaw sa isla. Wa mosugot si Misis kay basin ug mabuntis, kay daghan na raba kuno silag anak. Maong nag wild nuon si Mister, gipang labay mga plato ug tasang aluminum... saba kaayo!

Niingon si Misis, "Ajaw'g saba Ping kay mauwaw tas mga silingan. Nangatog na baya sila, basin momata."

Insead nga mohilom, ingon si Mister, "Aaah mauwaw diay ka ha?" Nisamot nuon pag wild si Mister... handtod nga nisugot na lang si Misis aron lang mohilom.

To makie the long story short, naka dama si Mister.

Paghuman daw sa title bout ni Pacquiao ug Margarito, pina tambo dayon sa Mister sa bintana (kanang bintana nga tukoran bitaw ug kahoy), dayon dagkot sigarilyo. (Unya ang mga tawo diay kay nag-atang pod sa gawas, naminaw sa lagubo), dayon ingon samtang nibuhot sa yosi:

"Mao ni kinabuhi, hayahay!"  

Suheto man jod kas Panggangan, 'quel... di lalim kinabuhi sa mga tawo didto no, labi na mga mangingisda nga way laing lingaw. Hehehehe  

Quote from: vrglguapo on November 16, 2010, 04:33:14 AM
Oh sigi agree na ko nimo nga maghimo ug daghan bata pero maka himo pa ba kaha ko ug bata nga edaran naman ko.hehehe maayo cguro testingan da...hehehe..

Mao nay giingon, "That's the spirit! That's the attitude!"  

Viva Bill Clinton!!! Boss amo!!! Bwahahahaha!!!

On a side note... wa gani ko. 

Quote from: vrglguapo on November 16, 2010, 03:26:33 AM
Sorry Pads but im not yet covince that making more and more babies are good for the country.Too much of everything is not good.I still favor responsible family planning.

I agree with you totally. All I'm saying is "babies are not mistakes." That's why the Church promotes family planning but only the natural way only (while some insist on other ways besides natural). Ang akong ge disagree-han is not family planning, but when SOME say "unwanted children" or over-population is the main cause of poverty (as insinuated by their explaination)... which is totally untrue. That's why I said, there are many other factors too... like graft and corruption, imbalance of world's wealth, competition, or plain indifference. Depende raman na sa nag tan-aw or panan-aw sa tawo. If you think you only live for yourself or for your family, that's what most people tend to do... they work their butts off for themselves and their family's future only.  Because normally mao man jud na. Sa tinuod lang, it's not only the Boholanos who are known for ija-ija aho-aho... it's the whole world, you and I included. Kinsa man goy maningkamot para sa laing tawo (which is absurd to the Jews and a scandal to the Greeks ). Pero mao nay outlook, supposedly, sa mga ni profess the Christian faith... while many ask, "Am I my brothers' keepers?" Mao nay dilemna sa mga ni claim ug Christian faith... kutob ra jod sa ngan (nominal Christians), while the one whom they professed to follow (maski Bible pay pasultion) says otherwise.

As far as Clinton's statement is concerned, I don't really know (none of us know) exactly what he said in totality. Iyahay raman tag comment based on the thread title, sa tinuod lang. That's where I believe the gap in our understanding, or replies, lies. Mao ra god na, it's simply a discussion. For once Clinton said something right... as he, like most Democrats politicians espouse "abortion" or "pro-choice."

Like I said in my previous posting, I said my piece and you said yours. And I respect that. And yet I have to stand firm in my belief (as you do yours). Ug kung adunay magpadayon ug hatag sa ilang pamalandong - which agrees or disagrees with mine - aw, that's what this thread or TB is all about.  It's a battle of the mind... and learning experience at the same time.  

Viva Andalucia!!!  

Quote from: Vito Andoline on November 15, 2010, 08:32:06 PM
grabe namn to..kalooy sa mga dinakpan.

kani ilang nadakpan mao ra sad ang mopatay aning police.

Ana jud na mag-agi... sigurado ang pagdumot ani! 

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 16, 2010, 02:36:55 AM
You never did, Father Roel. I think Dabinsi over-analyzed something that was not there.

Of course not. Every person has different way of seeing things. Lahi sad panan-aw ni MDB, lahi sad akoa. Crimes do not change my outlook on what I kept posting here that "babies are no mistake!" Remote kaayo ang connection even if ultimately poverty, or over-crowdedness, is causing some of society's biggest problems. Individualism, indifference, selfishness, false pride, competition, ETC... these are some of the biggest factors nganong ang pobre sa Pilipinas pobre lang gehapon. Not to mention graft and corruption among our supposedly public servants. And that goes to our Church people too! No one's immunue to these, give or take

My father used to fuss at us (everytime he noticed that we don't seem to care about people), "Inyo ramang mga lubot inyong gipakaon." Kamoy na lay sabot kung unsa na...

I salute those who always help or extend a hand/help to people, especially the poor and stangers!  

Naa man joy di katog ani ba kay di moundang si ChicogoN ug post ani nga thread, bwahahaha!!!  

Diskusyon ra bitaw ni so way tihik-tihik. Ang uban nihilom na lang intawon for the sake of TB friendship. I still love my friend MDB (My Paparazzi). You're all still welcome to visit my place... and/or witness Mardi Gras as my guests (kana if you're planning to).  

Addendum: Oooops, soweee MDB, you're not my Paparazzi; you're my MAMARAZZI!!!  

Quote from: ms da binsi on November 16, 2010, 01:27:19 AM

Chic lahi ni nga sitwasyon sa water boarding kay ang ilaha ila man pa tug-anon biwan way itug-an, kompara ani nga pahalokon in public pa jud! that was nasty...ug ok diay sa super power countries mo okay ra diay ta nga catholic nation? i dont think so.

MDB, I didn't or never said it's OK. All I'm saying is abuses abound, it doesn't matter where it's happening, ma Pilipinas, ma Iraq or America. What you posted here is not an isolated case, as you try to portray or explain here. That's too simplistic. Tungod ba diay kay pobre ta maong "kita ray" nagbuhat ana? I don't think so. Some people (in every place) do crime and nasty stuff kay naa na silay problema o topak sa ulo hehehe  

They have some in Wisconsin, too!!! Maong pagbantay sige!!! 

Mao!!! 

Quote from: wolfpack823 on November 15, 2010, 03:44:55 PM
I have a mixed feelings about population control. Abortion is a great No..No to me, but I am leaning on the positive side of contraceptives.

Back to China, according to google, its population is 20% world's total. That means 1 every 5 people is a resident of China. Whewwww!!!!

Basta naay tatak "Made in China" sa lubot, Chinese na, bwahahahaha!!! 

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 15, 2010, 01:53:34 PM
LOL!!!

I repeat, "i did not have any sexual relations with that woman..."

 

Now you really sounded like Bill Clinton, "I have no recollection!!!" 

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 15, 2010, 01:46:27 PM
ha ha ha, guapa man gud , Father. Tanaw lang pero wa ning hilabot.

You sound like Bill Clinton!!!  (Joke only) 

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 15, 2010, 01:19:25 PM
I have a friend , a very beautiful curvy white woman (she has a very curvy body) and was telling me that the man who she liked was taken; taken by a small sized asian woman. She asked me if there was anything wrong with her. Luoy pood intawn. Guapa ug sexy raba ijang lawas...

ahayyyy~ 

Mora man ug dakong pagmahay ni Enz, while looking at that "curvy" white body, bwahahahaha! Or is it just a "deep sigh?" 

Quote from: emigrino83 on November 15, 2010, 11:28:20 AM


Sorry for this very late update, currently porting all content, blogs and links to the new site at boholinteractive.tumblr.com

Main reason for the transfer is because it's much easier to post especially via mobile (which I'm mostly am).  Submissions page is also a breeze.  You can also follow @bolanons on Twitter. 

Thanks.

Is it available yet? Wala pa may makita didto.

Quote from: wolfpack823 on November 15, 2010, 12:48:59 PM

There is a saying of the Philippine playboys: " Di bale maubos ang salapi nungka ang lahi."

Bwahahaha! Kung Binisay-on, unsa man? "Bahalag way sapi basta kanunay gahi???" 

Quote from: bugsay on November 15, 2010, 11:04:28 AM
akoa bitaw gikabuangan  ug pangutana akong office mate nga taga Siquijor kon unsa ka dako sa ulod sa ilaha, gitubag ko nga murag unlan....hehehe...gibaslan pod ko nga ang iyang ka boardmate ni estorya niya nga dunay nasakpan nga wakwak didto's naga, giinterview sa mga tawo kon taga asa...nitug-an nga taga Bohol...bwahahhaa

pildi ko ato..

Basin mao to ang white lady ba to nga sigeg laruy2x sa Bohol bwahahaha!!! 

Bwahahaha.... repost man jud gikan sa FB. Di man lang kay sa Pinas ra ang abuso sa mga kapulisan or military. Even in so-called super power nations mas hadlok paman gani sila kay e salvage lang ka. Wa na dayoy balita. Mismo sa capital sa United States, one of the worst in the world. New Orleans is another. 

Lain pod, kung moundang tag gamag mga bata, gamay na lay magminyog mga Amerkano/Europeans nga mahilig ug Asian or Pinay, or kadtong mga Pinay nga gusto mag minyog mga Amerkano or any other nationalities. Gamay nay maka abroad

Hmmmm, basin mao nay ulterior motives ni Clinton da... kay uwaganix ra ba pod to, bwahahaha! 

PEACE!!!

Quote from: islander on November 15, 2010, 07:31:55 AM
quid pro quo, hehe.  kun apo siya ni lapulapu (nga taga-talibon baya to siya; giangkon lang sa mga cebuano), apo sad baya ko ni dagohoy.

Taga Carcar man kuno pod si Dagohoy pero namyesta sa Bohol, didto naabtag gubat, bwahahahaha!!! 

Quote from: ms da binsi on November 14, 2010, 11:16:15 AM
capitalist countries always want the poor countries to be poor... kay ug puro nalang dato ang mga nasud kinsa naman lang mohimo sa ilang sapatos ug medyas? Norway? Sweden?Australia?  it is the poor coutry. look at all the labels everytime you put on your clothes or underwear...kamo na  say sumpay.

China has the most labels you can find around hehehe (see Walmart)... and yet considered one of the most powerful, if not the most powerful. It has the most population, too. Once called the "Sleeping Giant" they now service loans to the United States and other supposedly super-power nations.    

And outside the big cities... they too have so many poor. Unbelievably poor for a rich country like China!!! 

Abangan ang pagbabalik ni Mang Kepweng!

Buanga sa google maps oy!!! 

Bwahahaha!!! 

Pero sayop ang Google, dili Pacific Ocean oy... South China Sea

Pero bwahahahaha gehapon!!! 

Quote from: jorgeanna on November 15, 2010, 06:55:55 AM
Padz, I will aim for that one, too.. hahahahaha 

Diha kunoy miss-miss sa ato adtong November 2... Miss Kalag-kalag. Tanan daw nidaog pagka Miss Photogenic!!! Bwahahaha!!!

Quote from: jorgeanna on November 15, 2010, 06:41:07 AM
puhon2x hehehehe  .. voted ra as the friendliest foreign teacher. Miss Friendship ra ko taman   

Naa ba poy Miss Photogenic, Anne? 

Quote from: Lorenzo on November 14, 2010, 04:32:40 AM
Actual incident:


July 27, 2010. Cebu.

There was an incident where i overheard a cebuano talking down on bohol. The incident was in a restaurant where one customer (that we were with) was asking about the crispy pata and lechon being served. The waitor (normally, waitor is supposed to treat a customer with respect), was describing. The person who i was with said, "oh naa diay mo ug crispy pata? the last time i had one was in bohol, an it was great". The waitor responded, "yes ma'am, but the crispy pata here in cebu is better than in bohol, bohol is probinsya ...."

i really had to hold my tongue in that event. how very crass. is it so common for cebuanos to talk down and belittle bohol?

Don't worry about it. Even without reference to Bohol, many in Cebu, as in many big cities, belittle one another (neighbors vs neighbors) or strangers (especially those coming from the neighboring islands). It has become their way of life. If they are not cheap, they're ignorant of many things or plain un-educated (I don't mean formal education, but in social etiquette, etc). Or it could be survival of the fittiest (putting masks). 

In my humble opinion, the poor masses (children included) are not the cause of poverty... rather, they are the biggest victims of dire poverty.

Kung akong ig-agaw pa pasultion (Dr. Brydz), who I've heard many times and made me reflect many a-times, moingon man jud to ba, "Magbuot ba diay mog manganak pod mi bisag pobre mi... kamo ba diay nipalit ug gatas og bugas para ipakaon sa among mga anak?" "Nganong kami may basolon nga mangisda pod sa dagat, injo ra ba diay nang dagat? Nganong moingon man mo nga gamay nay nahabiling isda o uban pang seafood... para sa mga dato ra ba diay na o sa mga na tawo sa una?" 

We can't blame poverty alone to over-population. It's a phenomenon we can't control (although many have tried). Lami god unta kong ma control pa ang over-population because it would be big help sa mga nasud nga nagka lisod2x... but to say "babies born out of poverty and irresponsible actions of irresponsible parents" are the cause of our present poverty is just as absurd.

Kung naa pa lay voice ning mga bataa, in effect mao ni ilang isulti:

"Ngeee, pasanginlan ma mi ninyo!" 

"Kamo ra gani naay sweldo (piece of the pie), not us!!! 

Uwagan pod, not us!!! (kay mga bata pa mi)"   

Quote from: vrglguapo on November 14, 2010, 03:06:00 PM
I go with the idea of responsible parent and also responsible family planning. 

The Catholic Church, too... responsible family planning and parenthood. Pero they insist on natural planning (as of yet) 

Addendum: As far as I know the Bishops of Canada pay wala kauyon aning stand sa Catholic Church sa natural family planning (part of it).

Everything is ideology, in a way, including our respective opinions. The question is how is our opinion formed. Dili man pod basta2x pwede ipadaplin ang religion, because on my part I was formed mainly by my religious faith, not by political nor any other ideology. If you are formed by your secular outlook, that is how you will also judge things. I said my "informed" opinion and you said yours.