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Quote from: lumine on June 08, 2007, 05:38:00 PM
ah, pakyaw man,cel!

Mao lagi, saon waman mi tv gud 

wow, post more 

Can you upload it here in Tubag bohol, sa Music section?

I would like to listen to it.

funny bitaw, lingaw ako bana ani

ako DYHP, DYRF, BOMBO RADIO 

OK, I like those songs 

Anyway, condolences to the family

The following is from a British journalist stationed in the
       Philippines .
       His observations are so hilarious!!! ! This was written
       in 1999.

       Matter of Taste
       By Matthew Sutherland

       I have now been in this country for over six years, and consider
myself in most respects well assimilated.  However, there is one key
      step on the road to full assimilation, which I have yet to take,
and that's to eat BALUT.

       The day any of you sees me eating balut, please call immigration and ask them to issue me a Filipino passport. Because at that point
there will be no turning back.
       BALUT, for those still blissfully ignorant non-Pinoys out there,
is a fertilized duck egg.



       It is commonly sold with salt in a piece of newspaper, much like
       English fish and chips, by street vendors usually after dark,
       presumably so you can't see how gross it is.

       It's meant to be an aphrodisiac, although I can't imagine anything
      more likely to dispel sexual desire than crunching on a partially
       formed baby duck swimming
       in noxious fluid. The embryo in the egg comes in varying stages of
       development, but basically it is not considered macho to eat one
       without fully discernable feathers,
       beak, and claws.  Some say these crunchy bits are the best. Others
       prefer just to drink the so-called 'soup', the vile, pungent liquid
       that surrounds the aforementioned feathery fetus...excuse me; I
have to go and throw up now.   I'll be back in a minute.

       Food dominates the life of the Filipino. People here just love to eat.
       They eat at least eight times a day. These eight official meals are
       called, in order: breakfast, snacks, lunch, merienda, merienda
ceyna, dinner, bedtime snacks and
no-one-saw-me- take-that- cookie-from- the-fridge- so-it-doesn' t-count.

The short gaps in between these mealtimes are spent eating Sky Flakes
       from the open packet that sits on every desktop. You're never far
       from food in the Philippines . If you doubt this, next time you're
       driving home from work, try this game. See how long you can drive
       without seeing food and I don't mean a distant restaurant, or a
      picture of food. I mean a man on the sidewalk frying fish balls,
or a man walking through the traffic selling nuts or candy. I bet it's less
       than one minute.

       Here are some other things I've noticed about food in the
       Philippines :

       Firstly, a meal is not a meal without rice - even breakfast. In the
       UK ,  I could go a whole year without eating rice.  Second, it's
       impossible to drink without eating. A bottle of San Miguel just
isn't the same without gambas or beef tapa. Third, no one ventures more than two paces from their house without baon (food in small
       container) and a container of something cold to drink. You might
as well ask a Filipino to leave home without his pants on. And
lastly, where I come from, you eat with a knife and fork. Here, you eat
with a spoon and fork. You try eating rice swimming in fish sauce with
a knife.

       One really nice thing about Filipino food culture is that people
       always ask you to SHARE their food. In my office, if you catch
anyone attacking their baon, they will always go, "Sir! KAIN TAYO!"
("Let's eat!").
This confused me, until
       I realized that they didn't actually expect me to sit down and start
       munching on their boneless bangus. In fact, the polite response is
       something like, "No thanks, I just ate." But the principle is
sound -  if you have food on your plate, you are expected to share it,
however hungry you are, with those who may be even hungrier. I think
that's great!

       In fact, this is frequently even taken one step further.
       Many Filipinos use "Have you eaten yet?" ("KUMAIN KA NA?") as a general greeting, irrespective of time of day or location.

       Some foreigners think Filipino food is fairly dull compared to
other Asian cuisines.
       Actually lots of it is very good: Spicy dishes like Bicol Express
       (strange, a dish named after a train); anything cooked with coconut
       milk; anything KINILAW; and anything ADOBO.  And it's hard to beat the sheer wanton, cholesterolic frenzy of a good old-fashioned
LECHON de leche (roast pig) feast.  Dig a pit, light a fire, add 50
pounds of animal fat on a stick,  and cook until crisp. Mmm, mmm...
       you can actually feel your arteries constricting with each
successive mouthful.


       I also share one key Pinoy trait --- a sweet tooth. I am thus the only
       foreigner I know who does not complain about sweet bread, sweet
       burgers, sweet spaghetti, sweet banana ketchup, and so on. I am a
man who likes to put jam on his pizza.  Try it!
       It's the weird food you want to avoid.  In addition to duck fetus in
       the half-shell, items to avoid in the Philippines include pig's blood
       soup (DINUGUAN); bull's testicle soup, the strangely-named "SOUP NUMBER FIVE"
(I dread to think what numbers one through four are);
       and the ubiquitous, stinky shrimp paste, BAGOONG, and it's equally stinky sister, PATIS.

       Filipinos are so addicted to these latter items that they will even
       risk arrest or deportation trying to smuggle them into countries
like Australia and the USA , which wisely ban the importation of items
you can smell from more than 100 paces.


       Then there's the small matter of the purple ice cream. I have
never been able to get my brain around eating purple food; the
ubiquitous UBE leaves me cold.

       And lastly on the subject of weird food, beware: that KALDERETANG KAMBING (goat)
could well be KALDERETANG ASO (dog)...

       The Filipino, of course, has a well-developed sense of food.
Here's a typical Pinoy food joke:  "I'm on a seafood diet.
"What's a seafood diet?" "When I see food, I eat it!"

       Filipinos also eat strange bits of animals --- the feet, the head,
       the guts, etc., usually barbecued on a stick. These have been
given witty names, like "ADIDAS" (chicken's feet); "KURBATA" (either just chicken's neck, or
       "neck and thigh" as in "neck-tie"); "WALKMAN" (pigs ears); "PAL" (chicken wings); "HELMET" (chicken head); "IUD" (chicken
intestines), and BETAMAX" (video-cassette- like blocks of animal blood).  Yum,yum.  Bon appetit.


       WHEN I arrived in the Philippines from the UK six years ago, one of the first cultural differences to strike me was names. The subject
       has provided a continuing source of amazement and amusement ever since.
       The first unusual thing, from an English perspective, is that
       everyone here has a nickname. In the staid and boring United
Kingdom , we have
       nicknames in kindergarten, but when we move into adulthood we
tend, I am glad to say, to lose them.

       The second thing that struck me is that Philippine names for both
       girls and boys tend to be what we in the UK would regard as
       overbearingly cutesy for anyone over about five.
Fifty-five-year- olds colleague put it.

       Where I come from, a boy with a nickname like Boy Blue or Honey
Boy would be beaten to death at school by pre-adolescent bullies, and
       never make it to adulthood. So, probably, would girls with names
like Babes, Lovely, Precious, Peachy or Apples.   Yuk, ech ech. Here,
       however, no one bats an eyelid.

       Then I noticed how many people have what I have come to call
       "door-bell names". These are nicknames that sound like -well, doorbells. There are millions of them.

      Bing, Bong, Ding, and Dong are some of the more common. They can be, and frequently are, used in even more door-bell-like
combinations such as Bing-Bong, Ding-Dong, Ting-Ting, and so on.  Even our newly appointed chief of police has a doorbell name Ping .  None of these doorbell names
       exist where I come from, and hence sound unusually amusing to my untutored foreign ear.

       Someone once told me that one of the Bings, when asked why he
was called Bing, replied, "because my brother is called Bong".
Faultless logic.

       Dong, of course, is a particularly funny one for me, as where
come from "dong" is a slang word for well; perhaps "talong" is the
best Tagalog equivalent!! !

       Repeating names was another novelty to me, having never before
       encountered people with names like Len-Len, Let-Let, Mai-Mai, or
       Ning-Ning.
       The secretary I inherited on my arrival had an unusual one:
       Leck-Leck. Such names are then frequently further refined by
using the "squared" symbol, as in Len2 or Mai2. This had me very
confused for a while.

       Then there is the trend for parents to stick to a theme when naming
       their children. This can be as simple as making them all begin with
       the same letter, as in Jun, Jimmy, Janice, and Joy.

       More imaginative parents shoot for more sophisticated forms of
       assonance or rhyme, as in Biboy, Boboy, Buboy, Baboy (notice the
       names get worse the more kids there are-best to be born early or you could end up being a Baboy).


       Even better, parents can create whole families of, say, desserts
       (Apple Pie, Cherry Pie, Honey Pie) or flowers (Rose, Daffodil,
       Tulip). The main advantage of such combinations is that they
look great painted across your trunk if you're a cab driver.

       That's another thing I'd never seen before coming to Manila --
taxis with the driver's kids' names on the trunk.

       Another whole eye-opening field for the foreign visitor is the
       phenomenon of the "composite" name. This includes
names like Jejomar
       (for Jesus, Joseph and Mary), and the remarkable Luzviminda (for
       Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao , believe it or not).
       That's a bit like me being called something like "Engscowani"
(for England , Scotland , Wales and
       Northern Ireland ).  Between you and me, I'm glad I'm not.

       And how could I forget to mention the fabulous concept of the
       randomly inserted letter 'h'. Quite what this device is supposed
to achieve, I have not yet figured out, but I
think it is designed to give a touch of class to an otherwise only averagely weird name.

       It results in creations like Jhun, Lhenn, Ghemma, and Jhimmy. Or
how about Jhun-Jhun (Jhun2)?

       How boring to come from a country like the UK full of people
with names like John Smith.
       How wonderful to come from a country where imagination and
exoticism rule the world of names.

       Even the towns here have weird names; my favorite is the
unbelievably named town of Sexmoan
       (ironically close to Olongapo and Angeles).  Where else in the
world could that really be true?

       Where else in the world could the head of the Church really be
called Cardinal Sin?

       Where else but the Philippines !

       Note: Philippines has a senator named Joker, and it is his legal
       name
__._,_.___

Quote from: GEC348 on June 08, 2007, 05:18:16 PM
Have you seen the TV series Alias?

The way they conduct their meetings is very superb!

While not exactly talking about taking over the whole breadth and length of Asia, but planning how to penetrate a tightly guarded fortress halfway across the world, retrieve a highly secured artifact, and get out without being noticed, their meeting took no more than 40 seconds.

That's the kind of meeting I want to be in. Everybody is ready and prepared way before the meeting is called. and yes, there were no arguments.

Wala ko kita ana...

Pero ako bana gahapon, nagmeeting sila, takes 2 hours, niya pa, hasta ka boring manjud oi. lami daw dili iapil sa mga meeting kay magduka siya

Naa pud drama diha? hehehe pakidrama lagi intawon ko. Mao raman nay akong lingaw sa una, samtang mananom, magguna, manglaba, maghandayhanday ilawom sa mga llabong sa mangga, naa jud nay drama.

Kahinumdum lang ko nga, nag intramurals mi sa una, wala mi moapil sa duwa nga naatol sa katapusan sa drama nga amo tigpaminaw, nanagan mi didto sa balay sa amo iyaan para maminaw ug drama 

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 08, 2007, 05:04:25 PM
What shall we do now? The so-called "educators" in Manila have petitioned the Supreme Court demanding that Tagalog be taught from Grade 1 to Grade 6, which is a very critical period for a pupil's brain development.

Is Tagalog the next language to be embraced by all countries during this globalization era?

It has already been like that, sa kadtong pagka grade 1 pa nako. I think its not a threat to our language kay sa baly, bisaya man ang sinultian. It just made them multi-lingual

French language is difficult to learn.

the filipino's in france got a free french lesson, and they really need that to integrate.

Quote from: lumine on June 08, 2007, 04:57:48 PM
i remember the octogenarian aunt of my mom who was trying her best to speak in english to my husband. she said, "where's the amerikano?"

my husband replied, " im not an americano, im a belgiano."

Mao, sa ato basta puti gani basta dili lang chinese, tawgon dayon ug amercano..
Sa amo, ingon dayon ako mga ig-agaw nga pagdala ug amercano unya uli nimo, ingon ko nga wala may amercano diri, aw naa diay pero wala ko kaila, maihap rapud.

ingon pud, padad-e nya ko ud dollar ha, ingon pud ko, wala man dollar diri hehehe, crown ra ni amo 

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 08, 2007, 04:54:27 PM
There is a time for everything. 

Yes! A time to eat and a time to exercise, but i always eat and no exercise 

Why did you dropped out?

Ahhhhh, so its some kind of windows?

Quote from: GEC348 on June 08, 2007, 04:45:13 PM
The monitor shows we have more than 40 guests browsing.
Come join and contribute your piece...
It's fun...
You can talk on serious topics, too, sometimes
And when you say what's in your heart (like what Bobby Cericos did)...
You will actually feel better.

Riiggghhht 

Congrats, I didn't heard this radio before.

thank you for the notice mike 

I won't promise but I can eat 

Quote from: thisgirlvader on June 08, 2007, 04:03:08 PM
Mike, do you also baptize children, or clean molars?

Quote from: GEC348 on June 08, 2007, 04:05:11 PM
Waking up early?

That is not a healthy option....

That would mean taking my cold shower at 5am (we don't have a water heater at home)
Cold shower will have a "chilling effect" on my bones
Chilled bones will soon become brittle
Brittled bones cannot do its intended function to support the body

Unless... you will send me a complete set for water heating in my bathroom... NOW THAT IS A HEALTHY OPTION!

LOl pag-init lang gud ug tubig nya isulod sa balde saguli ug tubig na bugnaw,  heater nana 

Quote from: GEC348 on June 08, 2007, 03:56:23 PM
Walking may not be a healthy option when you are
working in Tagbilaran.

There is not much shade trees so the heat of the sun
           will
                   slow
                              you
                                     down
There is too much exhaust emitted from tricycles
and motor vehicles and they
           will
                    slow
                              you
                                      down
Not all street have proper sidewalks and this
           will
                      slow
                                you
                                         down

You meet too many lovely, smiling people
and this, DEFINITELY,

will
                            slow
                                                            you
                                                                                            down!

Ah... what a beautiful way to be slowing down.

What you need to do is leave at home early so you won't get late if ever,  someone will slow you down 

 

But the news also said that, she was released before the end of her term, because she had a rash..

Doctor untay gidala didto dili siya maoy gipagawas

Walking is a good exercise 

Quote from: thisgirlvader on June 08, 2007, 03:40:55 PM
You, Mike, have been eating your tuna for almost a week now! That must be some tuna! Hahaha.

Tuna guro kinaon ni mike everyday and every meal 

mga talented mani mga member dinhi....

Mike, magbabalak

GEC, composer

Karon, naghire na ug tigkanta lol

Kauban na ni Yinyang ba 
(Sorry yinyang its just happen)

Wow, thats great naa sila pista didto..

Last december 2005, nagcelebrate sab mi diri, dili nuon pista pero ang ngalan sa amo party BOHOLANA PARTY. ang niaten mga boholano rapud, from different towns of bohol, nya nag introduce pud kada usa. it was fun, but wala na nausab, ambot lang pud. kapoy guro ang nag-organize hehe.

Naatol pa jud sa ako birthday, bibo kaayo kay singing and dancing ba, magic mic hehehe, bahala nagkayabag 

Ok, But I don't know what is that 

Welcome Ching

Oh, Ching and Chin 

Welcome Japolianni

Eventhough you are one of the pioneer member i still want to welcome you 

Welcome princess_isha

We also have princessadagat 

Welcome Yinyang

Mura man chinese ni, water and air 

Welcome Dumagan, post more

Paglakaw lang gud kay kapoy raba nang magsige ka lang ug dumagan 

Welcome Umasabaol 

Mike, uma sa baol... Baol man ngalan sa umahan ba.. Na, nisamot na kalibog hehehe

Quote from: thisgirlvader on June 08, 2007, 03:25:00 PM

Yes, Bohol is the cradle of Filipino civilization. Pantalan kargadors, on the other hand, are the keepers of the flame. Haha. I don't make sense.

chin its fun not to make sense sometimes   

Welcome Suba-jao

Oh, another neighbor 

Welcome Rose Corre

Welcome pia-king

Got this from our private forum

QuoteLYNWOOD, California (AP) -- Paris Hilton has reported to a Los Angeles County jail to begin a three-week stay for violating probation in an alcohol-related reckless driving case.

The 26-year-old heiress was booked late Sunday into the Century Regional Detention Facility in an industrial area about five miles southeast of downtown Los Angeles, according to the sheriff's inmate locator Web site.

Though a judge sentenced her to 45 days behind bars, Hilton was expected to serve only 23 days because of a state law that requires shorter sentences for good behavior. (Watch how playtime for Paris is over )

Earlier Sunday, Hilton attended the MTV Movie Awards, where she briefly spoke to reporters about her sentence.

"I am trying to be strong right now," Hilton said. "I'm really scared but I'm ready to face my sentence."

The 13-year-old jail has been an all-female facility since March 2006. The two-story concrete building sits in an industrial neighborhood, beside train tracks and beneath a bustling freeway.

Hilton will be housed in the facility's "special needs" unit.

Officers arrested Hilton in Hollywood on September 7. In January, she pleaded no contest to the reckless-driving charge and was sentenced to 36 months' probation, alcohol education and $1,500 in fines. (Watch Hilton show her darker side )

She was pulled over by California Highway Patrol on January 15. Officers informed Hilton she was driving on a suspended license, and she signed a document acknowledging she was not to drive.

She then was pulled over by sheriff's deputies on February 27, at which time she was charged with violating her probation.

Copyright 2007 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed

Welcome pitohonculada 

Hiow are you related with pinaculada  , in fairness i like Garth Brooks song pinaculada 

Welcome Lai, and post more 

Quote from: thisgirlvader on June 08, 2007, 03:10:37 PM
What's wrong with being Bol-anon? Nothing, unless of course eating bahaw and loving tolingan qualify as petty crimes.

Korek, ako pamahaw ron kay bag-o paman ko nimata, bahaw nga rice ug buwad nga putput, nga ako giprito niadtong 2 na ka semana kapin ang nakalabay, wala nako ilabay ako jud gibutang sa ref kay nihit raba, kuot kuot ra nako, usa ka buwad sa usa ka adlaw , yummy 

Quote from: buenavista on June 08, 2007, 10:10:59 AM
for me?very important!call me conservative but id still believe in marriage before sex!

Me too, but if a guy really love the girl, virginity is not a measurement of his love for her.

I think most of the guys now, is not a virgin 

Is there still virgin guys here? 

Welcome Gisela

Quote from: Capitan Berong on June 08, 2007, 03:01:04 PM
      

Kuan Cel,

Di ko masabtan kinaiya ining tawhana, si Yilmaz ba....   Nganong matud niya surprised kuno siyang nahibalo pinaagi iyang abogado sa USA nga naminyo na diay ni si Ruffa sa una didto sa Nevada busa it follows normally nga "deflowered" na.

Sa ila gud sa Turkey, kung dili birhen ang dalaga lisud na maminyo. Busa daghan didtong mga adunahan magpa repair ilang mga pukingking sa Thailand aron lamang moqualify sa ilang tinuhoan nga birhen. Tungod kay importante sa ilang batasan ang pagka birhen sa usa ka pangasaw-onon!

'Nya, didto man sila magkita una ni Ruffa sa Cannes,  wala ba mosud sa iyang hunahuna ang pagka "playgirl" sa iyang asawa. Ngani kung nagdukiduki si lalaki, mahibaloan gyud niya nga nag Bunieyuki sab si Ruffa.

'But unsa diay ang panglantaw ni Yilmaz sa katilingban. Kung tua siya sa ila sa Turkey, sunod siya sa ilang batasan nga conservative society. Kung tua siya sa gawas ok ra pud ang pagka liberal minded....

Mao pud, pero basin nagpakaaron ingnon ra pud na siya nga wala kabalo. Nanggawas nana ron kay magbuwag naman sila,sa una wala jud na manggawas. 

Ingon si ruffa sa iya interview nga mahal na mahal niya si Yilmaz, ingon mahal daw pud ni Yilmaz si ruffa, unya nganong magbuwag man? Nanggawas na nuon ang mga tinaguan.. Ni convert man gani siya pagka-muslim diba?

Luoy pud ang mga bata oi, hahayy

wala pako kaduaw anang imong mga balak mike, kay medyo busy ba, nya mura nagkinahnglan man guro nang taas taas nga panahon kay dili man makatulog si Varga ug binasa 

Thanks hehehe, i have too much free time in my hand 

Wala nako kaduaw sa amo usa ka forum, nasangit na jud ko maayo diri 

Quote from: yadz26 on June 08, 2007, 02:53:24 PM

nowadays, virginity is not really an issue anymore. i do believe that some men don't mind whether the girl is virgin or not.. marriage should be always based on love, respect, trust and understanding. in Yilmaz case, he must have truly love ruffa. one thing more, maybe one of the factors of their break-up is ruffa's materialistic and hilabtanon nga mother.. specially now that Yilmas admitted that their business is in the verge of bankruptcy and that he had pending case in turkey. dba obvious kau??

there are several factors that could perforate the hymen for example, gymnasts, cyclists, track and field athletes and many others...

Korek, nakita ko sa interview sa the buzz, sa mama ni ruffa, niingon gud siya live pa jud nga, ruffa, wag ka nang bumalik sa turkey, dito ka nalang sa akin. Tama ba na isulti sa iyang anak nga minyo na? 

pareho ra sa, we live in a strange world 

Quote from: thisgirlvader on June 08, 2007, 02:20:24 PM
I missed the coming and going of lotsa newbies, it seems. Anyway, to all those who just joined, here's a keg of virtual bahalina. Get your mugs; get your glasses. We're going drinking. The first person who passes out gets to be part of the welcoming committee.   

chin, bahalina? Kinutil ako  

QuoteAhh....

I was talking about some members, after they have warmed up, would soon become superultramagnetichero members. Mike is "only" a hero member with close to a thousand posts!

And I'm only a newbie.... boh, hu, hu.

GEC, ok rana kay bag-o  pa gud ka nagsugod. Bag-o paman sab ko, last wek pako na member.

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 08, 2007, 08:46:47 AM
"I am not a Bol-anon, can I register in Tubag Bohol?"

Akong Tubag sa nangutana:


Sure, why not? We are all interconnected. We are all Filipinos. We are all human beings. Even if you are a foreign national, you are welcome here. We do not own Bohol. Tubag Bohol does not tolerate discrimination. We are citizens of the world...


For your other questions: e-mail me at yesmike@mikeligalig.com

God, bless us!

Quote from: GEC348 on June 08, 2007, 12:36:48 PM
Ogie and Regine cohabiting?

Sayang si Ogie... what  could have happened sa iyang marriage with that European beauty nga Miss... (i can't remember the country)...

Sayang si Regine... nganong mipatol man siya og minyo nga dako ug mubo pa jud?

It's understandable... women sometimes are hard to understand. But for a man? Sigh...

Mans favourite line : women, they're hard to understand sometimes 

QuoteCapitan Berong knows a lot. He posted a note here that Regine and Ogie are "cohabiting." Then our only Capitan in Bohol suggested a section for showbiz stories. We thought about it for an hour. Finally, we made a decision. Here it is.

Share what you know about our local Hollywood stars. 

Good pud baya ni..
ako naa man koy subscription sa abs-cbnnow, sa internet, makatan aw ko sa mga salida sa abs-cbn ug mga news...
wala manko kabalo kung naa bay TFC diri maong sa internet lang ko, pwede pa tan-awon tong mga nangagi nang salida sa nanglabayng panahon hehehe... kadtong mga salida nga inyong gibiyaan sa pilipinas nga wala ninyo mahuman ug tan-aw, pwede pa to ninyo tan-awon   

Tinuod bitaw, strya sa ako friend pag-apply daw nya visa sa para diri, mga pilipina man daw ang staff, mura daw knsa kung maka-act oi. Maam pa jud ug Sir sa ato no?

Diri jud kay bisan lawyer pa ug bisan unsa pay ranggo sa imong gikaatubang, ngalan ra jud ang isampit. Pagka au pair bitaw nako, sa bag-o pako nag maam ko ug sir sa ako host, ingon dayon sila nga, paerho ra ta tanan, why call maam and sir, just call us in our first name.  Kiwaw kaayo sa bag-o pa kay wala ta naanad, pero sa kadugayan maanad ka ra
Mga maayo pa jud batasan, kita kung mangamo ug pilipino, maam pa luoy pa jud kaayo ta.. hahayyy

Sa una bitaw, mapungot ko sa amo silingan kay nagpamaid sa manila inig uli, magtaglog tagalog na, naunsa ba ngadili naman mosulti ug bisaya, perti na mga arteha, mura man gipang locka ng dili sa bisaya, pero amora gihapon kay kung magbugaw sa iro, tse tse man gihapon lol. Karon nga nangaminyo, perti na jud bisdaka, unsaon pa pagtagalog nga wala namn kabalik sa manila

korek ka diyan 

Quote from: Julai on June 08, 2007, 07:18:59 AM
Hi Cel,sorry karon lng ko nakabalik dri..medyo na busy ang lola..ahehhe
Si Ate Maris na tga pilar na na minyo pod ug danish??if siya na kaila ko nija..friends mi..oiii waman ko katood asa ang lolland,ahehhe..Humlebæk noon kay diha ko amiga na diha nagwork..pero wapa ko kaadto..aheheh..katood lng ko kung mosakay train..aheheh

Dili na mao nga Maris, dalaga pa to amo Maris taga Tagbilaran man guro to sila.

ang Lolland, naa sa South sa Dk. Kung nakatuod ka´or kadungog anang magsakay ferry padulong sa Germany´naa na sa Lollan Falster. Duol raman mi sa Germany. Maybe kadungog naka ana, Nykøbing F(falster) ug Nakskov or Maribo or Saksøbing. Sakop na sa Lolland... Nya ako naa ko nagpuyo sa Nakskov 

Quote from: Julai on June 08, 2007, 07:33:43 AM
sad to know na we have discrimination bisan ug pareha ra tang filipino..makapungot jud..mao na dugay ang atong improvement kay unsaon nga manggi unay man..

isa jud sa reason na di ko gnahan mo stay sa manila kay grabe kaaju sila maka discriminate sa mga bisaya (pwera lng sa maayo)..they think that they are superior coz they are from the city..yayyyyyyyyy what a wrong thought!!
gahi bitaw ta ug dila magtagalog.so what???atleast kamao ta sa atong national language...ug isa pa normal raman tingali na kay wa gud ta kada adlaw nigamit sa language..ang dapat unta ikatinga nila kung maglisod ta ug bisaya unja fluent mo filipino..grrrrrrrrrrr

anyways gansi man ghapon sila nato kay di man sila kasabot mag bisaya..atleast kita..multi-lingual..

padayon mga BISDAK..we should not be intimidated by those people who think they better than us...

Riiiiigggggggghhhhhhhhhhht!


taga city lagi sila pero dili naa man nila tanan, mahadlok ta molaag laag nga nag gisipitan...

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 08, 2007, 07:27:02 AM
i have several messages from guests saying they are frequent visitors of Tubag Bohol.
one guest wa na kaantos, ni-register ug ni-comment, and will contribute soon.
we have a lot of visitors everyday, and page hits could go up to 2,000 plus. visitors spend at least one hour per visit. 

considering that this site is just a month-old, we will just just wait for another month or two.

we will be reaching 2,000 posts this week, hopefully. i think this is already remarkable for a "baby" website.

one more thing, our members come from many parts of the planet. 

God, bless us!

Quote from: GEC348 on June 08, 2007, 07:16:40 AM
Asking where are the other members?

I'm sure they have browsed your discussions and read your comments.

But maybe they just don't have anything to share.... maybe they are still figuring out
what to comment that will add value to the topic discussed.

Give them time...

They'll soon warm up...

And before you know it they will soon become superultramagnetichero members

Hahaha ok pud da, labwan si Sir 

Its fun if all the members will participate. Member man pud ko uug private forum, members from different part of the world. and its fun when we all are there and teasing each other, sharing ideas and jokes. 

Quote from: buenavista on June 08, 2007, 09:51:52 AM
magpaabot na lang jud ko and then i-pray pod nako,hinuon dili pa man sad ko andam ana,kay nagtabang pa jud ko sa ako family ron!
ingon man pod sila save the best for last di ba?

mao sab, but pwede man gihapon ka tabang bisan married naka, mao lagi na swerte swerte ra kay ang uban dili man modusgot. Mao pag sugod sugod namo date sa ako bana, ako dayon giingnan, bahin ana manga butanga nag even minyo nami, tabang gihapon ko sa amo. Ok raman pud siya.

Quote from: GEC348 on June 08, 2007, 12:17:30 PM
To mfrandsen:

I'm a newbie... I always thought you are the guy in the picture. 

nope, I'm the gal 

mao ba? wala ko kabalo ana, so pwede na diay ta mamalit ug isla hehehe

hahaha, naa pud diay sulod ang ulo 

pwede pud 

Quote from: GEC348 on June 08, 2007, 12:42:28 PM
It's possible that on the night of their wedding the man did not notice whether or not he has broken the woman's hymen because of any of these reasons:

1. She broke her hymen while filming Pinakamagandand Hayop sa Balat ng Lupa
2. He already did it weeks before the wedding
3. Somebody else did it
4. She was born without it

lol 

Diri sa Dk, diha daw case nga ingon ana... ang anak nga babae na-inlove sa Danish. Pagkahibalo sa guinikanan, gibugbog sa amahan hangtud namatay. Nya kay not allowed mana diri sa dk nya murder gud. gi priso ang amahan.

Ikaduha, mao gihapon, babae  Pakistana na-inlove uf Turkish nya lahi man diay kuno na ang klase sa ila pagka-muslim. Gi-adto sa igsoon ang babae ug gipusil. Ani nga case, gidakop na tibuok pamilya sa babae kay desisyon man to sa tibuok pamilya nga patyon siya so, sila tanan ang criminal. Sa pagkakaron ang law diri, kung naa gihapon mahitabo nga ingon ana, bisan pa usa ra ka miyambro ang nipatay sa iya igsoon or family member, bahin ana nga reason nga na-inlove ug dili nila kalahi, ang tibuok na nila pamilya ang dakpon.

Daghan man gihapon mga pinay diri nga vey proud mouli sa pinas, especially bol-anon. I have a few frinds that will go for holiday in the philippines next month. Regular pa gani pag-uli ani nila, every year ang uban, ang uban sab every 2 years. And their husband is very proud of thephilippines too, especially bohol.

Ako 6 years na wala kauli, but it doesn't mean that dili nako ganahan sa ato... I've been longing to go home, and next year ang katumanan aning akong gipangandoy... Kay nganong wala ko kauli sa una? Kay walay iplete, kung pwede pa lang mamugsay ra, mangabang nalang unta ko ug kano hehehe

Quote from: GEC348 on June 08, 2007, 06:48:36 AM
About the arrogant Pinoys...

Maybe something happened in their childhood
that made them that way now that they are
in a new environment.

Maybe their father never said a word of appreciation to them.
Maybe their mother never hugged them when they were young.
Maybe they were ridiculed by their peers in their formative years.
Maybe they were deprived of many things...
Perhaps even abused?

Something happened in their childhood that made them
what they are as adults.
The fear is that they may be bound to do to their children
how they were treated by their parents...

This is also true.. pero ang uban, nidako lang jud ang ulo.

Quote from: lumine on June 07, 2007, 08:47:22 PM
mao jud! imbes magtinabangay, mag-unay noon.

mao!

Cheers! Congrats Tubag-Bohol 

Congratulations to me 

thanks Mike, I love to write and have fun here 

Welcome prinsesasadagat 

Maayo unta madaghan kuha ang mana´nagat sa imong paghiabot 

Attorney, welcome

mana ko welcome ani, mo welcome pa jud ko usab, welcome nyor 

She was already a member when i joined but i still want to say, welcome prestigious gir 

Welcome Frog70

Welcome gulle_brms

Congrats 

Welcome to tubag bohol Aya

Lumine, ayaw pangayo diha, gitakdan man guro ka atong cashier sa SM nga imong giingon hehehe 

congrats lumine 

Asa namn ka Julai nga wala namn ka mobalik hehehe...

Bulan sa Julai 

welcome Diadora

Frenz, welcome

Welcome GEC348, kumusta ang Cebu? bohol lang gihapon? hehehe

Lavingcare, welcome

Mary welcome

Welcome Maxie

Hi Maximo, welcome to tubag bohol..

Asa manka dapit sa bohol? Hehe, namasin lang ba, naa man gud koy classmate sa elementary ug high school nga maximo ang ngalan

Welcome Rekoy

Welcome Chie

Welcome Earl

Ikaw nang starring sa My name is Earl? 

Ghie ann, welcome to tubag bohol

Quote from: lumine on June 08, 2007, 03:11:11 AM
d first pinay jud na ako nameet warned me to be careful with fellow pinays. naunsa naman noon na ako naman magcareful nya because she and her husband are discouraging my husband to live for good in d phils coz it's not safe daw,etc. my husband told them that everywhere in d world is not safe anymore. my husband added that if u are destined to die, u will die where ever you are. da, wala lagi katingog.

two months ago, they visited us again and d pinay brought a present to my lil boy. she said, maau dri kay quality, sa atoa dili. oooooooooppppps! murag lahi ra da! so i told her na daghan kaau nicer pa and more quality pa sa atoa. when i checked d shirt, made in china sad baya.

grabe kaau makabelittle sa phils oy! kalagot!

Hahaha, wala guro katan-aw kung diin gikan ang iya pinalit nga sinena... palumaluma ug pataas nga mubo man diay gihapon.

Pareha rana sa ato nga imported jud ang paliton, nga kung buot kwentahon ang ilang gipalit nga imported didto ra himoa sa pilipinas hahaha

Quote from: Bohol Philippines on June 06, 2007, 01:32:13 AM
But the people in Manila have filed a petition with the Supreme Court, demanding that Tagalog be taught from Grade 1 to Grade 6. Kita pud seguro mga Bisaya should file a petition that Bisaya be taught in public elementary schools.

One reason why tagalog should be taught in schools, kay mao mana ang ato national language, nya nationalistic man ta, we should learn jud... Usa pa, dili baya tagalog ngalan ana, Filipino na, thats why we have filipino subject at school. It happens lang nga mao nay sinultian sa taga-manila maong nahimong tagalog ang ngalan. Thats why Tagalog(Filipino) and English should be taught in school, kay english is sour 2nd language man. Kana atong mga nagkinadaiya-iyang mga dialect, espesyal na siya. And thats what makes the philippines special too... Kay usa sab na nga, only in the philippines 

While ang bisaya, native dialect mana sa kabisayaan, pareho rana sa Ilongo ug Ilocano, if ang mga bisaya gusto e teach ang bisaya language sa school, dili tibuok pilipinas kundili, sa kabisayaan rapud, ang magdecide ana, kana ng mga labaw sa lalawigan, bale, e extra time nalng na nila sa school, kay 8 na gud na kabuok subject nya pun-an pag bisaya, wana, anha nalng ta puyo sa school hehehe.

mao jud, nindot jud sa atoa oi, there's no place like home gud...

Nya ang uban, dili pa umangkon nga pinoy, sila ang nawad-an dili kita.

Quote from: lumine on June 08, 2007, 02:54:55 AM
cge pahanyoon sa lang ka,hahaha!

Salamat kaayo lumine hehehe