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Known jud nang mga laki nga bongol daan bwahahaha... unya for some reason they only remember a few things... basic ika nga (LoL) 

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Apil ba ni sa category? Is guso different?

Kini local na sea hares

My favorite shot of Tagbilaran City

Caingget during a sail


The old Kilum-kilom music lounge in Booy

My take on Tagbilaran City taken on July 15, 2010 during a Catamaran Launching


Taken during another Catamaran sail from Caingget, Sunday, July 18, 2010

Quote from: Bambi on September 06, 2010, 02:34:02 AM
Both photos  were  taken X`mas vac. Dec. 2007 -2008!

Tagbilaran beauty by night from our Dauis rented house.



The same perspective during daytime.

Bambi you were in one of these resorts or casas

Bohol Tropics from a Catamaran Sail

Quote from: fdaray on April 25, 2010, 03:59:39 PM
emig. I started to email my articles but failed to be send

I enjoyed reading your articles in your blogs. Keep writing!!!

Is Laguna Lake same as Laguna Bay?

Quote from: taga tigbao on September 06, 2010, 04:39:58 PM
Ngano kahang naitum man ang TB?

TB = Turned Black  

Mao daw ni nahitabo...

http://tubagbohol.mikeligalig.com/help-announcement/black-background-of-tubag-bohol-what-do-you-think/

Tsk tsk tsk.... basin mga goons to sa Smart?  Dili na nuon maka text karon hasta mga NPA. Do I make sense? 

I heard comments from friends who work in the Middle East nga "nauso" na daw didto ang adultery (it has become a sub-culture) tungod daw kay uso daw pod didto ang daghan ug asawa... unya naa daw panahon nga di na daw ma suroyan ang ubang asawa maong eabot ug "hidlaw." How really true it is I'm not sure. 

I thought somethign was wrong with my screen. Daghan dili mabasa tungod kay nag lagitom ang kawanangan.   Gray looks the same to me labi na ming mga hap nag panan-aw   Kamo daw mag anteojos lalim ba. I prefer the old green, I thought it was synonymous to Tubag Bohol hehehehe  

TB = Turned Black huhuhu 

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 06, 2010, 02:36:31 PM
Mao ni ang unicorn fish?

Aw tinuod diay jud ning "uniconr fish.". I thought mu cuzin was kidding when he made the same comment sa FB album nako hehehe 

Inasal or lechon... available only on Sunday sa Caingget

I received this today in my inbox; can't help by smile, true or not... 

Men Are Just Happier People
 
NICKNAMES

·        If Laura, Kate and Sarah go out for lunch, they will call each other Laura, Kate and Sarah.

·        If Mike, Dave and John go out, they will affectionately refer to each other as Fat Boy, Bonehead and Gopher Man.


EATING OUT

·        When the bill arrives, Mike, Dave and John will each throw in $20, even though it's only for $32.50.  None of them will have anything smaller and none will actually admit they want change back.

·        When the girls get their bill, out come the pocket calculators.


MONEY

·        A man will pay $2 for a $1 item he needs.

·        A woman will pay $1 for a $2 item that she doesn't need but it's on sale.


BATHROOMS

·        A man has six items in his bathroom: toothbrush and toothpaste, shaving cream, razor, a bar of soap, and a towel.

·        The average number of items in the typical woman's bathroom is 337.  A man would not be able to identify more than 20 of these items.


ARGUMENTS

·        A woman has the last word in any argument.

·        Anything a man says after that is the beginning of a new argument.


FUTURE

·        A woman worries about the future until she gets a husband.

·        A man never worries about the future until he gets a wife.


SUCCESS

·        A successful man is one who makes more money than his wife can spend.

·        A successful woman is one who can find such a man.


MARRIAGE

·        A woman marries a man expecting he will change, but he doesn't.

·        A man marries a woman expecting that she won't change, but she does.


DRESSING UP

·        A woman will dress up to go shopping, water the plants, empty the trash, answer the phone, read a book, and get the mail.

·        A man will dress up for weddings and funerals.


NATURAL

·        Men wake up as good-looking as they went to bed.

·        Women somehow deteriorate during the night.


OFFSPRING

·        Ah, children.  A woman knows all about her children.  She knows about dentist appointments and romances, best friends, favorite foods, secret fears and hopes and dreams.

·        A man is vaguely aware of some short people living in the house.


THOUGHT FOR THE DAY

A married man should forget his mistakes.  There's no use in two people remembering the same thing!

Warning!!!

Only for women who have a sense of humor and who can handle it ...

And for the men who will enjoy reading it.   

Quote from: vrglguapo on September 06, 2010, 04:23:13 AM
Tagbilaran Port..

I have my version of this in video hahahaha... nice one. 


Tagbilaran Pier 360º View

Normal Sunday festivity at Caingget


The sign says it all, "Lic-Lic." Meaning, magpanilap (lick) jud ka basta pagkaon sa Caingget bwahahahaha 

Quote from: chicogon on August 22, 2010, 12:22:20 AM
Personally, the do!!! 


Kamote, Koja, Kinilaw, Sinugbang Isda, Nokos, Puso (Hanging Rice), Lukot, Tuba, ETC

I just learned in Facebook that this guy' s name is NANO, old-time Caingget koja diver 

Leading na... hurot na god ang family size Coke


Famous "hanging rice"


Chinese sounding grilled fish "Sung Han" 

Preparing to "sugba"


Eager swimmers gegutom pa bwahahaha 

Dated 6/27/10

Kaon lang gehapon sa Caingget hehehehe 


First meeting with friends at Caingget sukad pag-abot


Kinilaw nga nokos nga presko kaayo (kuno hahaha)


The popular KOJA of Caingget

Quote from: Bambi on September 06, 2010, 02:34:02 AM
Both photos  were  taken X`mas vac. Dec. 2007 -2008!

Tagbilaran beauty by night from our Dauis rented house.

Asa man ning dapita, Bambi, from Casa Filomena? The view looks familiar...

Hmmmm... worth re-reading and analyzing. I like the point though but what about the old cliche, "The buck stops here?!!" Hehehe. We need to get better, there's no question. Add to add (like what it says sa kural sa Holy Spirit School) "...even if others do not." 

Quote from: vrglguapo on September 05, 2010, 12:59:57 AM
Wala MAN KO ANA basin ang atong mga kauban sa TB naay ikatampo..

Kanang imong ge tungtungan pagkuha sa mga pictures, mao na ang daang agora nga gipasabot ni Sir FD hehehe. Wa ka magkuha'g pictures sa gawas or sulod? Kanang video "Tagbilaran At Night" makita ang puli sa daang agora nga nasunog.

Tagbilaran City At Night

Tagbilaran City At Night

Tagbilaran At Night

Quote from: Lorenzo on September 04, 2010, 08:26:31 AM
Father, looking at this picture, na mingaw napood ko sa life didto sa Tagbilaran City. Oh i remember myself driving around the city with my Isuzu Crosswind and trying to maneuver the streets with all the tricycles. The sights and smell of the city--i miss it!

OT: Naka adto na ba ka sa Bojol Grill didto sa Cathedral? Or didto sa Gerry's Grill above BQ?

I've been to both, dili this year, but last, 2009. 

I didn't even know that was an extended slab I was sitting on... I just realized how scary/dangerous that place is, especially with my weight bwahahaha!!! 

Quote from: vrglguapo on September 04, 2010, 06:20:11 AM
Pads kadagway lagi nimo kining akong nakoha-an ug picture didto sa taas restaurant diha sa BQ mall,Ikaw ni?

Hahahaha... pagka timing ba. OO gwaps ako na ug si Alan, akong ig-agaw, naniudto mi ana na time. Ika-3 naman siguro nako anha sa Wok Express kay barato ug lamian ila mga pagkaon. Not to mention the fact nga lamia kaayo ang view sa taas... daghan sad ko kuha pics from up there. Share ko later on. Thanks for sharing.

Note: Maayo gani no wala koy ka date na chicks, sakspan unta ko nimo, bwahahaha!!!  

Note 2: Apil man gani kuha akong New Orleans Saints NFC Champion nga kalo hehehe 

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

http://frosmusic-foreignbrainmusic.blogspot.com/2010/09/driving-my-tagbilaran-city.html

The last two months - the last five days of June all through the whole month of July, and extending to ten more days in August, had been most memorable and fun stretch I have had in a long time. To be able to say I've had a dream-like glimpse and be able to walk and have quite a few leisurely drives along the streets of this gorgeous town, which gave me my early history and youthful pockets of experiences growing up... was more than a dream-come-true. It was both a realization and culmination of something I always look forward, on a yearly basis. My Tagbilaran City - if I may call you such, for once - is and will always be home to me no matter how far I've been uprooted from this once ghostly-town-turned-tourism-destination-favorite of the present-day. Your radiant beauty and unique aroma will always be where I want to be, not sleeping nor in a dream, but walking and frolicking along your streets and byways.

Bwahaha!!! Check your history hahaha!!! 

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on September 03, 2010, 07:52:52 AM
kinsa gani toy ngan sa engr. lungay nga taga jagna. niluhod to sa kasal sa akong kumpare last 2008 didto sa cathedral. basin kaliwat to ani ni pito lungay.

Kanang nailhan nga Engr. Lungay mao na akong Papa BQN, Jose iya tinuod ngan, anggaan ug Pito. Ambot kung nakaluhod ba na siyag kasal atong 2008 nga dugay2x naman ni siya nga ni retire ug tiguwang na intawon. 

E grind na lang ninyo (ayaw nang ground kay past tense)... sige paman kaha ni siya ron hehehehe  

Lami diay jud ang ulitawo (ulit nga tawo)!!!  

I saw one in 2009 by the French Quarter... 

I'm a fan of Loon myself... I visited Ubayon twice (which I try to do every year)... since my best buddy lives there. He's very sick... please pray for him. Thanks!!!

To be fair, I'm just as graced/blessed to meet Bran in person, finally. Not only is he a beautiful human being, he's very down-to-earth (I thought he was always on Cloud 9) and well-verse (at least he tried) in Boholano dialect, although a bit funny in his accent. It was fun to be with him and some old buddies with lots of food - bbq, sashimi, etc - and shoot a few hoops. Now I remember!!! I made quite a few shot on that little goal bwahahaha!!! 

Hahahaha I didn't know this thread was in existence until now... you got me there, Bran!!! Did I make that shot? 

Or cork popper?!! 

Quote from: hubag bohol on September 01, 2010, 08:48:34 AM
Bwahaha!

Ga pikas o (Piccaso)... 

Quote from: Mike Ortega Ligalig on August 31, 2010, 10:10:55 AM
Thank you, Chicogon, for posting this article. My eyes become teary as I read the article. Truly this is an unknown portion of Philippine history. I wish to get hold of a copy of Frank Ephraim's book.

You're welcome. I wasn't sure if someone already posted said article in the past. I just saw it today on Facebook.

Same here ( )... If I can find one I'll get you one...  

For saving 1,200 Jews from Holocaust

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/inquirerheadlines/nation/view/20090628-212784/Monument-in-Israel-honors-Filipinos

By Volt Contreras
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 03:37:00 06/28/2009

Filed Under: War, history


MANILA, Philippinesâ€"Before Schindler’s List, there was another documentâ€"the Philippine visaâ€"that saved hundreds of Jews from the gas chambers and mass graves of the Holocaust.

In 1939, two years before World War II reached the Pacific, the Commonwealth government under President Manuel L. Quezon allotted 10,000 visas and safe haven to Jews fleeing Nazi Europe. Some 1,200 Jews made it to Manila before the city itself fell to Japanese invaders.

Before sunset on June 21, 70 years later, the first ever monument honoring Quezon and the Filipino nation for this “open door policy” was inaugurated on Israeli soil.

The monumentâ€"a geometric, seven-meter-high sculpture titled “Open Doors”â€"was designed by Filipino artist Junyee (Luis Lee Jr.).

At the program held at the 65-hectare Holocaust Memorial Park in Rishon LeZion, Israel’s fourth largest city south of Tel Aviv, the mere mention of “Taft Avenue” by one of the speakers brought Ralph Preiss to the verge of tears.

Preiss, a father of four now in his 70s, later explained that Taft Avenue was where a synagogue-run soup kitchen provided the first hot meals he had as a refugee. He was eight when he arrived from Rosenberg, Germany, with his parents at the port of Manila on March 23, 1939.

“If I stayed in Germany I would have been killed,” Preiss, a retired engineer living in Connecticut in the United States, told the Inquirer in an interview.

“My cousin who lived in Berlin and whose father was a lawyer went to Paris [instead]. The Paris police handed them over to the Nazis, and they were sent to Auschwitz and got killed,” he recalled, adding:

“I’m very grateful to the Philippines for opening the doors and letting us in.”

‘Salamat sa inyo!’

At the program with an audience of around 300, Max Weissler, glib as a jeepney driver plying the streets of Quiapo, barked onstage: “Thank you! Salamat sa inyo lahat, lahat nandito! Nakapunta kayo lahat! Salamat sa inyo!”

“Unfortunately,” Weissler noted, “very little is known about this great deed of President Quezon and the Filipino people during the Holocaust. Very little is known about this among us Israelis, the Jews around the world, and even in the Philippines.”

Weissler was 11 when he and his German family settled in Pasay City. To eke out a living, his mother baked cakes that his father sold.

They all survived the war, and Weissler went on to fight another by joining the US Army in the Korean War.

“We came to Manila with practically nothing and always found help one way or another from the Filipinos,” Weissler said. “They have an open heart, and this is why we have this monument.”

3 triangles

Junyee won a competition held by the National Commission for Culture and the Arts in February 2007 for the monument project.

He bagged a P300,000 cash prize for his design, which bested seven other entries, including one submitted by a National Artist, according to the Philippine Embassy in Tel Aviv.

Rendered mainly in steel and set on a base of marble tiles shipped from Romblon, the monument depicts three doors of ascending heights (three, five and seven meters).

Viewed from above, Junyee’s work joins together “three triangles”â€"one representing the triangle of the Philippine flag, and the others signifying the two triangles that form the Star of David in the Israeli flag.

Etched on the marble floor are three sets of “footprints” approaching the doors. The prints are said to be those of Weissler, fellow Jewish refugee George Loewenstein, and Doryliz Goffer, a young Filipino-Israeli born in the Philippines and a granddaughter of a Holocaust survivor.

Modena’s mission

In November 2005, speaking before the Rotary Club of Jerusalem, then Philippine Ambassador to Israel Antonio Modena launched a “campaign for the remembrance of the Philippines’ humanitarian support for the Jews,” according to the Department of Foreign Affairs.

That campaign merely proposed that a marker for the Philippines be placed on the Holocaust Memorial Park’s “Boulevard of the Righteous Among the Nations,” which features a row of red granite blocks with the names of countries and number of persons in each country who saved Jews.

But the response from then Rishon LeZion Mayor Meir Nitzan “surprised” the Philippine mission: Not just a slab of granite but a monument with its own prominent spot in the park was to be built to thank the Philippines and its people.

Technical and financial difficulties delayed the completion of the monument for two years; Modena and Nitzan originally set the inauguration in 2007 to mark the golden anniversary of Philippine-Israeli relations.

Modena died of lung cancer in February 2007. His name is first on the dedication plaque unveiled at the “Open Doors” monument on June 21.

Modena’s campaign was said to have been inspired by the 2003 book “Escape to Manila: From Nazi Tyranny to Japanese Terror” by Frank Ephraim.

The 246-page eyewitness account gathers the voices of 36 refugees, who described in detail their arduous journeys to Manila, the lives they tried to build, and their fresh ordeals under Japanese rule.

Born in Berlin, Ephraim was eight when he fled to Manila with his parents in 1939. After the war he immigrated to the United States, began a career in naval architecture and later worked with the US Department of Transportation.

Ephraim died in August 2006. “He was very attached to the Philippines and was very anxious to go back there. We were supposed to go, and then he got lung cancer and that was the end of it. It was just too bad,” said his American widow Ruth, another special guest at the inaugural.

Filipino pride

Tourism Secretary Joseph Durano, who attended the inaugural on the invitation of the Israeli government, shared passages from the book which, he said, “made me proud to be a Filipino.”

Quoting Ephraim, Durano read: “Filipinos were a tolerant people who never interfered or took any action against the Jews. [Their temple] on Taft Avenue was very visible and Jews attended services and congregated in front of the temple without the slightest disturbance.

“There was never a ghetto in Manila, and Jews lived in close proximity with Filipinos, and all sides introduced neighbors to each other’s cuisine, music, culture and history.”

According to Durano, the “Open Doors” monument “celebrates the most powerful force on earth, second only to God’s will, and that is the human will.”

“It was just amazing, the will of these Jewish families who escaped to Manila. Some had to go through Siberia, some had to take boats for weeks and months,” he said.

But also, Durano said, the monument “celebrates the Filipino heart ... a heart that touches others with compassion, a heart that makes one a blessing to the world.”

Other links:

http://www.filamako.com/2010/08/open-doors-monument-in-israel-honoring-filipinos/

http://manilamymanila.wordpress.com/

Kana si Aby Dauz di modagan, aw, molakaw, pagka Miss Philippines? Waffa man sad na oh.... 

Quote from: Lorenzo on August 30, 2010, 12:05:10 AM
Talking to my xgf when she was going through her period. Big mistake.

Bwahahaha... katilaw hinoon kag way oras!!! 

Pahabol... Happy birthday diha nimo Vrlguapz!!! 

Quote from: hubag bohol on August 28, 2010, 07:59:17 PM



A man decided to march in the Holy Crusades. Concluding that his wife should wear a chastity belt while he is gone, he locks up her nether regions and gives the key to his best friend.

He tells him, "If I do not return within four years, unlock my wife and set her free to live a normal life."

So, the husband leaves on horseback and about a half hour later, he sees a cloud of dust behind him. He waits for it to come closer and sees his best friend.

"What's wrong?" he asks.

"You gave me the wrong key!"

Bwahahaha... wa kahuwat ug 4 years... 4 seconds ra jud!!! 

Aw kana jung kuan.... pinaka nice, bwahahaha!!! 

Quote from: Lorenzo on August 27, 2010, 11:14:49 AM
Luoran ko sa una, dali ra ko mo loose interest by the mere answer and actions of people that acted lewd and gave inappropriate responses. It was a mistake because it was a failure to see the true colors of people when in fact the basis of their actions and talk was just their persona. Years later and with patience, i learned to properly read into people and my 'Luoran-ness' was controlled; na checked na.

Karon, i take everything with a laugh , and a pinch of salt.

Hmmmm... so you assumed a "salted" personality Bran hahahaha.... a person with "taste." 

"You are the salt to the earth..."  

Quote from: magbalantay on August 27, 2010, 02:30:58 AM
 kon ako ang gi ask....major mistake ra.....wa ko nagminyo. pro major ba na? ako man ning choice, so dili gihapon consider mistake

  being lonely? chicogon, honestly.....lonely ka kay daghang bakakon? dili kasaligan mga wakwak na?

Kanta ni Billy Joel na ako ge recite, bwahahaha!!! "Honesty is such a lonely word, everyone is so untrue... Honesty is hardly ever heard... but mostly what I need from you." Kahinumdom na ka? Or basin wa paka matawo pagka sikat aning kantaha? (LoL)  

Snitch... torotot 

Enz, di lang e castrate. Purgahon jud human bitayon, bwahahaha!!! 

Quote from: cujo on August 27, 2010, 02:18:52 AM
Billy Joel also sings honesty...

Yah, I made mentioned of that somewhere where I wrote: "Honesty is such a lonely word... everyone is so untrue." Unya kung naay tawo who is ONLY being honest (puera bakak), he/she is still persecuted. What a lonely word indeed!!!  

Definitely pun intended...

Definitely my major mistake is... wa ko modagan ug beauty pageant, bwahahaha, basin na Miss Universe unta ko.  OK ba Enz?  

Nganong nag pari man ko ha? Major mistake ba na? Bwahahaha!!! 

Shame on us, in other words... 

Sad but true 

Quote from: cujo on August 27, 2010, 12:44:28 AM
You know,if you really look at this way,Venus raj is 22 years old,what could it be she consider a major mistakes she has in her life ? She is smart and beautiful.She answered in her own honest way that the judge is skeptical of her answer...but its okay to be at the top 5 finalist is something to be proud of.

Like you said, I believe naa pa poy tawo nga buotan. I'll give Miss Raj the benefit of the doubt. After all she was raised poor materially but not lacking in love and good manners. Pinoy style. Pero hadlok lang ning buotan kay ingon pas kanta ni Billy Joel, "Only the good die young..." Bad grasses only fade away, morag Levis, hahahaha...  

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on August 27, 2010, 12:20:53 AM
hahaha. press alt una nya ayaw buhii i-press jud then tuploka ang 164.

Press Alt then 164, pero dili nang 164 sa upper side sa imong keyboard. Use the 164 didto sa right side sa keyboard. Ngana sad akoa... mo IGPOT, bwahahaha!!! 

Merise!!!  Bwahahaha!!! 

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on August 24, 2010, 08:43:05 PM
Pang babaye ra diay nang nympho, Dong Lorenz? Unsa may word para sa uwagan nga lalaki ? Mao na ako ... ha ha ha !!! To a lesser extent. (Salamat sa wala motoo ... he he he).

Bwahahaha. Kung hinapon pa, "Akoni!!!" 

Quote from: Lorenzo on August 24, 2010, 01:05:10 AM
lol!

During my first experience to the Maribojoc Sabong (Cock Derby), my Uncle Jan took me to Aup Aup because he was hungry--so we drove around Maribojoc's pantalan and lo and behold, there was AUP AUP. We laughed.

The service was good, alot of youngsters were singing / karaoking / and the atmosphere was quite inviting. So we relaxed before going back to the Sabong. It was a good experience--my first time there.

Visit it next time , Fr.

Perhaps, phon, i can take you to AUP AUP.

Pohon, End... God willing. 

Resurrection Sunday Dance, Budapest, Hungary

Bohemian Rhapsody - for solo guitar


Wow! 

Morag chalk board sa kinaraan nga punog artwork and colors...

Quote from: hubag bohol on August 22, 2010, 06:24:28 PM
Kanang adto moagi sa lubot? 

Aw naa diay poy torotot morag tambutso? LoL 

Quote from: Lorenzo on August 22, 2010, 09:38:20 PM

I must recommend this one place in Maribojoc called "Aup Aup". They serve really good fish tinola, sinigang etc.

I've been invisted to that place many a-times pero wa pa jud mo materialize hehehe 

A look of contentment...

Quote from: wolfpack823 on August 22, 2010, 09:12:17 PM
Pagkaway puangod sad nimo Chicogon Oi, gapalaway-laway man lang ka.

Bwahahaha!!! 

Pakals-goers in Caingget 

And many more for your asking...

Sinugbang kitong (Side B)

Yummy yummy yummy...

Kinilaw'ng nokos, fresh koja and hanging rice (puso)

Quote from: hubag bohol on August 22, 2010, 12:39:02 PM
He he, mora diayg toro...

Toro-tot pod, kanang hait og tingog 

Hahahaha... hasta nag aso-aso nga ilong ma exercise!!! 

Quote from: Lorenzo on August 22, 2010, 11:04:12 AM

Taking a break from our hike. Now setting up a bonfire.

(im wondering what im doing in this picture; either im praying , or in serious thought. lol)

Aaah, sleepwalking?

Timan-i naa na say maglagot ani ron kay nag mention ang news of British nationals bwahehehe... 

Quote from: Lorenzo on August 22, 2010, 10:28:50 AM
This reminds me of a side note of a story that i heard back when i was but an innocent college student (Muahahaha!)--so we went to Allegheny State Park which is located north of our campus, then to the Woodcock Dam basin when a group of ecology students and I (yours truly was a Biology Teacher's Assistant at the time) saw a classic example of hermitry. A hermit was literally weaving remnants of tree bark into baskets and then coloring them--which i assumed was to be used for domestic use or possible sale??

It brings to mind the saying, "don't waste what nature provides.."

Needless to say that experience, tho not outside the fringes of all things 'Ecological' , was subject to discussion and talk during our drive back to campus.

Do you remember what colour it was? Not green? Basin green... it would be used for green tea, ahihihi. 

Quote from: Lorenzo on August 22, 2010, 09:59:43 AM
I remember 2 years ago when Ate Belle (Ms Da Binsi) used to take pictures of the changing leaves , and I was a secret admirer of her photography skills as well as the color changes of certain maple leaves. I plan in doing that this year if given enough time. A new hobby, so to say.

What? Take pictures of Maple Leaves? Or coloring Maples Leaves? hahahaha!!!

Quote from: Lorenzo on August 22, 2010, 09:56:33 AM
hahaha once a varsity basketball player, always a varsity basketball player.

Like the old movie (White Men Can't Jump) insinuated, "old men can't jump... but he can still shoot!!!" 

Quote from: Lorenzo on August 22, 2010, 09:18:17 AM
Def. less than 100 mb. I'll send it to your email. Responded to the pvt message.

Just wanted to tell you that if I happen to hit LA in the near future, you're gonna have to teach me some of your basketball moves, Fr.
Insane moves btw!

Thanks Enz. Read the pvt message. Basketball skills? Hmmmm, that was very loooong time ago. The shots I made when we were shooting hoops were pure luck (I was surprised too coz the goal is as small as the ball itself). Then I must still be good bwahahaha!!! 

Quote from: Lorenzo on August 22, 2010, 09:04:53 AM
aha! I stand corrected, mi Padre. Life , indeed!

Oi, did i send you the file of you playing basketball? hahaha!
I'll have to upload it on youtube and post it here when given enough time.

OT: How's LA ?

No I haven't yet. How big is the file? You can send it to me for free via yousendit.com is it's below 100MB... Louisiana is fine; me? Please read my pvt message hehehe. Thanks

Quote from: Lorenzo on August 22, 2010, 08:59:26 AM
Fr. , it's apparent that songwriting and priestly duties are top in your list.

PS. I showed your songs to my parents and family in Tagbilaran. hahaha

I don't consider priestly duty a hobby; it's my life  Songwriting, FB, TB and so forth are hobbies... on my spare time 

Personally, the do!!! 


Kamote, Koja, Kinilaw, Sinugbang Isda, Nokos, Puso (Hanging Rice), Lukot, Tuba, ETC

Aw, e tag na lang... 

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on August 20, 2010, 09:48:49 PM
Kaila mi ni Doods. Same batch mi. Kaila man gani ko nimo, Fro. Sa matinee idol pa ang imong dating ... he he he.

Abi nako eat bulaga, hahaha!!! 

Just clicked "liked." 

YouTube - Broadcast Yourself.

Quote from: Koddi Prudente on August 18, 2010, 08:38:08 PM
I should know Bay Kan, kay I was a municipal federation president and provincial officer of the frst ever KB batch. Tininuod jud tong among mga fund-raising ug sports development projects sa una. Pasagdan ra mi sa mga opisyales. Diha na sila miapil-apil pag SK na kay naa na may national budget ang SM, sweldado na, dagku pa gyud.

Kods, kaila ba ka ni Dodong Bonite, kanhi sad presidente sa Panglao KB? Very involved man pod to siya adto panahona. Barkada mi adtong mga panahona in the late 70s and/or early 80s. Just asking...

My video of Bran during our EB...

Wonderful Tonight - Tubag Bohol EB

Bran had a good time... I think the beer did it! Bwahahaha!!! 

Children of Mariages, Part 2

Between Hilario A. Lungay and Carmen Diamante Racho

Carmencita "Chita" Racho Lungay, married to Frank Rojas Ordiz of Maasin, Leyte

Vita Racho Lungay, married to Lino Lim of Balilihan, Bohol

Estella Racho Lungay, married to Manuel "Dodoy" De Asis of Marulas, Valenzuela, Bulacan

Achilles "Boy" racho Lungay, married to Fe Echavia of Maribojoc and Tagbilaran

Arnold Racho Lungay, married to Elizabeth Pantollano of Calape, Bohol via Puerto Princesa, Palawan

Migrant teachers claim scam CNN Video

Thanks Nes for the news!!!