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basin ug mag flying trapeze kay ang mga tawo tuas pikas nanan-aw

naunsa man ka diabs nga naghuramentado na man ka.... hahaha.

naunsa na man ni:(

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 22, 2012, 08:45:08 PM
He he, basin ang hingtungdan bigot og lawas, as in nanghimisong...

or basin pod ang hingtungdan dunay bigot..te.  after reading one million one unread post, kabalo nako kinsa. hehehe

Quote from: islander on January 22, 2012, 04:39:56 PM
ako wala, peks man krusmayhart.  interesado lang gyod kog bigots.

kaklaro ana nga naa.  sa kadaghan sa words bigot pa jud napili... ngeee!

Kinsa may inyong gipatamaan ani??? Bato-bato sa langit....

Appeal gud tawn.  18.5 million nga property, dili kaha ka motikangkang!!!  tsk tsk tsk. ang pera nga naman....

Quote from: statesville on October 28, 2011, 09:51:13 AM
abusado nga pagka-amahan   

mas dilikado siguro ug ag amahan ang gadrive kay basin manga disgrasya na sila

The only thing that comes to a sleeping man is dreams. - Tupac Shakur

Apil pod bangungut oi!

Pagka-sweet na lang........ sa wine

Quote from: Lorenzo on May 30, 2011, 09:16:57 AM
Congratulations to Hubag Bohol's ascendancy to #1 most prolific poster.

34,000 posts in 2 years. What a feat!

pamahaw paniudto ug panihapon.  wala nay lingaw bisag natug ga dokdok. hahaha!

A dog is not considered a good dog because he is a good barker.  A man is not considered a good man because he is a good talker - Buddha

Quote from: hubag bohol on May 24, 2011, 11:07:37 AM




basin motaas ang imong uric acid kay sige ra ka ug kilaw:)

unsa man na nga replica. utog man jamo. dili na sila puede dakpon nga mora na ma na sila ug nagbinastos?

ang mama iro nakizoran ug iring

Mag buot diay diay sila ug miembro kos federation.  Sulong mga kafatid!!!!

Dear friends,



In 12 hours, Uganda could pass a law that imposes the death penalty for homosexuality. An international outcry shelved this bill last year -- we urgently need to ramp up the pressure to press President Museveni to stand up for human rights and stop this brutal law. Sign below, and tell everyone:


 
In 12 hours, the Ugandan Parliament may vote on a brutal new law that carries the death penalty for homosexuality. Thousands of Ugandans could face execution -- just for being gay.

We've helped stop this bill before, and we can do it again. After a massive global outcry last year, Ugandan President Museveni blocked the bill's progress. But political unrest is mounting in Uganda, and religious extremists in Parliament are hoping confusion and violence in the streets will distract the international community from a second push to pass this hate-filled law. We can show them that the world is still watching. If we block the vote for two more days until Parliament closes, the bill will expire forever.

We have no time to lose. Almost half a million of us have already joined the call -- let’s get to one million voices against Uganda's gay death penalty in the next 12 hours -- click here to take action, then forward this email to everyone:

http://www.avaaz.org/en/uganda_stop_homophobia_petition/?vl

Being gay in Uganda is already dangerous and terrifying. They are regularly harassed and beaten, and just months ago, gay rights activist, David Kato (pictured above), was brutally murdered in his own home. Now LGBT Ugandans are threatened by this draconian law which imposes life imprisonment for people convicted of same-sex relations and the death penalty for “serial offenders”. Even NGOs working to prevent the spread of HIV can be imprisoned for “promoting homosexuality” under this hate-filled law.

Right now, Uganda is in political turmoil -- in the wake of the Arab spring, people across the country are taking to the streets, protesting high food and gas prices. President Museveni has responded by violently cracking down on the opposition. This upheaval has provided religious extremists in Parliament the perfect chance to slip in the shelved anti-gay bill just days before Parliament closes and all proposed laws are wiped from the books.

President Museveni backed away from this bill last year after international pressure threatened Uganda's aid and support. With violent protests sweeping the streets, his government is more vulnerable than ever. Let's build a million strong petition to stop the gay death penalty bill again and save lives. We only have 12 hours -- sign below, then tell friends and family:

http://www.avaaz.org/en/uganda_stop_homophobia_petition/?vl

Earlier this year, we stood in solidarity with Uganda's equality movement to show that every human life, no matter what creed, nationality or sexual orientation, is equally precious. Our international petition condemning the gay death penalty law was delivered to Parliament â€" spurring a global news story and enough pressure to block the bill for months. When a tabloid newspaper published 100 names, pictures and addresses, of suspected gays and those identified were threatened, Avaaz supported a legal case against the paper and we won! Together we have stood up, time and time again, for Uganda’s gay community -- now they need us more than ever.

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Ugandan lawmakers hold hearings on anti-gay bill
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Uganda gay activist Kasha Jacqueline Nabagesera hailed
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-13278374

Pulling Out All the Stops to Push an Antigay Bill
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/14/world/africa/14uganda.html


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Quote from: hubag bohol on April 28, 2011, 04:22:47 PM
He he, ang nakadaot lang kay piece by small piece. Unya naa pay daghang hangin nga pataban...

mora diay ug kanding.hahaha

dili na baki imong tripping karon bai.  iring na pod

Quote from: hubag bohol on April 28, 2011, 01:39:39 PM
It's true in Cebu, or so I've heard. In Bohol, too?

mahimo nang cold cuts. hehehe.

puede pod gi photoshop lang

mao nay gitawag ug open secret.  kang ra ug sa majong pa. hehehehe

Mare1: Mare, gumamit ka nang vibrator kung wala si Pare.
Mare2: Sinubukan ko na yan, Mare, masakit sa ngipin

Quote from: hubag bohol on April 03, 2011, 06:24:54 AM
Hmm. Org---? Unsa man pud ni? 

ot in ray guntan

Quote from: islander on April 02, 2011, 11:40:31 PM
sounds like a pseudonym of a bar girl, which in today's euphemism in the philippine setting is called a g.r.o.

binali na karon o.r.g. na!!!

mao lagi.  nganong gipasar ma ni nga balaod nga lalisonon man ni.  akong gisuyan ug basa tanan. gi print pa gyud. sus, 17 ka page. eninglis ra ba. magpangita man sab tag dictionary.  wala bay balod nga gitranslate ug binisaya? pareha ba ug bibliya bisag unsa nga pinulungan naa.    I guess para ra ni sa mga abugado nga mga intelectual kunuhay para sila ray motranslate para sa ato.  kuarta na pod....

kanang 16 yrs old. but-an na man na.  unjag mang rape, ok ra kay minor pa man.  naloko na!

ako bang pagsabot ani bai hubs, kana bang 15 or minor de edad nga mangawat or manulis dili puede ikiha kay tungod ani nga balaod.  dakpon lagi pero dili puede presuhon instead i turn over sa DSWD unya ang DSWD kay ila ra pod buhian.  mao ra guihapon mobalik ra guihapon ug pangawat.  How much more kung makapatay.  Dili guihapon puede presohon kay tungod ani nga balaod.  nag libog ang akong gamay nga utok ug unsaon pag sullbad aning mga dilingkwenti nga nanggara man tungod sa ra9344.  ambot lang kaha ug sakto bani nga interpretasyon.  mao bay pasabot ani miss islander??? sulati kuno si kiko

Calling mga abugaduhon diha.  Tabangi kuno ko ug unsay buot ipasabot ani nga balaod.  Maayo kaha ni para sa mga batan-on or maayo sa mga sindikato nga mogamit sa mga batan-on   Libog ko

Quote from: taga tigbao on February 01, 2011, 04:14:11 PM
This is true. Lately nakakita ko ug programming sa INC ug pirme ra gajud ginaatake ang RCC. Worst, to prove their claim that they are the one true Church, ginarefer nila ang mga works sa Catholic Priests nga may nakasuwat nga CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Si Soriano (Ang Dating Daan) mao nay ilang sigihan ug ataki karon kay dili man sila patulan sa Katoliko...

lami nang no. 3  paresan dajon ug kulafu

rare. kanang naa pay dugo unya pula pula pa ang unod morag kuan! tabasco dajon.

Quote from: islander on February 01, 2011, 08:59:04 PM
you should see my pink frog in some other thread.

bwahaha. pink palaka lami e-disect

tingaleg rabbit na nga nag pa bakibaki

Quote from: AsPo on January 29, 2011, 10:37:24 AM
hahaha
malubatan man ta an?

malubotan gyud

mas kuyaw nang ilang giingon nga ma itsahan ra ug brief moburos na

bahalag osa ka oras storya basta guapa

Quote from: Vistabel on January 28, 2011, 05:57:16 PM
pasinsya na ma'am/Sir Windgate kay gusto kolang liboggon o lituhon ang uban ayaw saba. 

ako ra to oi.

Quote from: Vistabel on January 28, 2011, 05:54:16 PM
heheehe unsa? Kuanggo. 

tambal pod ug hanaphanap na ang mata kay dina kabasa. hehehe.

tambal ug kalunggo

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 28, 2011, 09:10:01 AM
Mao bitaw ang katingad-an. Ang panghunahuna mao tingali nga kon dinagko nga project, dinagko pud...ang kaayohan nga ikahatag. 

ang 20 percent ni bossing, ang 10 percent ni director, ang ten percent pa gyud ni mayor ug uban pa atimana

Quote from: Sigbin II on January 28, 2011, 04:32:00 PM
Ana sila pakatugon after heavy meals.  Pero naa baya pud na silay exercise.

lisod pod matug ug busog kay basin mabangungut

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 28, 2011, 03:09:10 PM
Pagkahuman, mogangking sa ngilit sa ngabil... 

makaon diay ni? prehas diay ni ug binlod

magbuhat pa sila ug isla nga kadaghan na isla dires atoa.

Quote from: islander on January 27, 2011, 09:34:52 PM
morag tinuod ni kay nakamatikod ko nga kun wa koy tulog ganado ko mokaon.  on the other hand, ngano man lagi nga ang mga sumo wrestlers pakatulgon lang kanunay kundi tingkaon aron maabot nila ang ideal weight required of sumo wrestlers nga morag pison.

pareha ra na silas baboy.  kaon tug ra maong manambok..

Quote from: islander on January 27, 2011, 09:36:35 PM
no prob.  hubag na god na.  naa gyod nay giluklok nga 500 pesos sa ilok.

maajo lagi ug 500.  basin ang hubag naa sa ilok, maapil ug sup sup ang nana

naligo wa magpanty... tsk.tsk.tsk

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 23, 2011, 09:36:38 PM



Unsay gibuhat ani nga cheerleaders? 

kini maoy makalibat... ambot lang kaha ug hingtunong

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 24, 2011, 11:44:18 AM
He he, sorry, massage enthusiasts. Hinaot unta nga molakra na ni...

masahe gud tawn.  klaro anang gipatuwad

kon ikaw walay ilo
id-id lang sa dakong bato

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 11, 2011, 09:10:07 AM
Kon maoy imong tripping, kini na lang kahang pormaha...

sinugba na lang paresan ug bahal

Quote from: hubag bohol on January 10, 2011, 10:23:18 AM


Ms. Mermaid, I can't say I'm sure you exist but I have faith in you!

ayayay!!! Kalami ani ug eskabetse....

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welcome white... nasugat man dajon ug bugal-bugal. bwahahaha.

Quote from: bol-anon nga cebuano on January 07, 2011, 07:38:38 AM
gi recall man tingale ning maong mga bills kay daghan ug mga sayop.

sobra ra kaarte.  daghan jamo ug colors.

Quote from: -<GEC348>- on January 05, 2011, 08:20:02 PM
All those reading has taken the wind out of your lungs

No need to try too hard, windgate.
Understanding half of the subject is better than not understanding any part of it all.

Just don't fall into the trap of "a little knowledge is a dangerous thing"

ka simple ra atong pangutana sa kano.  upside ug downside sa mga sagbot sa dagat sagulan man dajon ug sinayantist

mas nindot man jud ang bohol kay daghan man masuroyan comparas sa boracay nga islang gamay ra man na.  ambot lang kaha ug panglao ra ang itandi...

depende ug unsay imong meaning sa poor.  bisag asa ka nga carenderia mokaon, mahal man guihapon.  way komo sa mag lung-ag ra injong bay.

tanan ilang program daghan commercial.  makapungot.  balhin na lang ug lain nga channel....

whew! 14 pages nahurot nahog basa.  katunga ray nasabtan

Quote from: hubag bohol on November 20, 2010, 02:39:33 PM
Buhi pa man ni ron si Imelda, no? Hmm...

flawless guihapon si madam bisag hapit na 80

Last week, a 60 plus year old woman checked into the Four Seasons Hotel in Palm Beach and was a bit lonely. She thought, "I'll call one of those men you see advertised in phone books for
escorts and sensual massages."

She looked through the phone book, found a full page ad for a guy calling himself Damon - a very handsome man with assortedphysical skills flexing in the photo. He had all the right muscles in all the right places, thick wavy hair, long powerful legs, dazzling smile, six pack abs and she felt quite certain she could bounce a quarter off his well oiled butt.... You get the picture.

She figured, what the heck, she'll give him a call.

"Hello, ma'am, how may I help you?" . . . Oh my, she thought he sounded sooo sexy!

Afraid she would lose her nerve if she hesitated, she said, "Hi, I hear you give a great massage, I'd like you to come to my roomnumber 420 at the Four Seasons Hotel and give me one. No, wait,
I should be straight with you. I'm in town all alone and what I really want is sex. I want it hard, I want it hot, and I want it now. Bring implements, toys, rubber, leather, whips, everything you've got in your bag of tricks. We'll go hot and heavy all night - tie me up, cover me in chocolate syrup and whipped cream, anything and everything baby. Now how does that sound?"

He says, "Oh my God ... That sounds absolutely fantastic, but you need to press 9 for an outside line.

Quote from: statesville on September 29, 2010, 08:18:51 AM
He was using a glider..

puede pod tua ra sijas atbang nagtan-aw first floor ra.  nagkonsimisyon nagtan-aw sa 26 floor nga ijang sak-on kay hinloan ag bintana. hehehe.

unano. dili kaabot sa button ug di mag dag pajong

aron dili mahagbong ang taklob. hehehe

hypothermia

a continuation of the recent fiasco....


This is an article written by Atty. Alex Lacson, author of 12 LITTLE THINGS EVERY FILIPINO CAN DO TO HELP OUR COUNTRY and former Senatorial Candidate of the LP:





The Filipino Today

By Alex Lacson


After the August 23 hostage drama, there is just too much negativity about and against the Filipino.

“It is difficult to be a Filipino these days”, says a friend who works in Hongkong. “Nakakahiya tayo”, “Only in the Philippines” were some of the comments lawyer Trixie Cruz-Angeles received in her Facebook. There is this email supposedly written by a Dutch married to a Filipina, with 2 kids, making a litany of the supposed stupidity or idiocy of Filipinos in general.  There was also this statement by Fermi Wong, founder of Unison HongKong, where she said â€" “Filipino maids have a very low status in our city”. Then there is this article from a certain Daniel Wagner of Huffington Post, wherein he said he sees nothing good in our country’s future.

Clearly, the hostage crisis has spawned another crisis â€" a crisis of faith in the Filipino, one that exists in the minds of a significant number of Filipinos and some quarters in the world.

It is important for us Filipinos to take stock of ourselves as a people â€" of who we truly are as a people. It is important that we remind ourselves who the Filipino really is, before our young children believe all this negativity that they hear and read about the Filipino.

We have to protect and defend the Filipino in each one of us.

The August 23 hostage fiasco is now part of us as Filipinos, it being part now of our country’s and world’s history. But that is not all that there is to the Filipino. Yes, we accept it as a failure on our part, a disappointment to Hong Kong, China and to the whole world.

But there is so much more about the Filipino.

In 1945, at the end of World War II, Hitler and his Nazi had killed more than 6 million Jews in Europe. But in 1939, when the Jews and their families were fleeing Europe at a time when several countries refused to open their doors to them, our Philippines did the highly risky and the unlikely â€"thru President Manuel L Quezon, we opened our country’s doors and our nation’s heart to the fleeing and persecuted Jews. Eventually, some 1,200 Jews and their families made it to Manila. Last 21 June 2010, or 70 years later, the first ever monument honoring Quezon and the Filipino nation for this “open door policy” was inaugurated on Israeli soil, at the 65-hectare Holocaust Memorial Park in Rishon LeZion, Israel.

The Filipino heart is one of history’s biggest, one of the world’s rare jewels, and one of humanity’s greatest treasures.

In 2007, Baldomero M. Olivera, a Filipino, was chosen and awarded as the Scientist for the Year 2007 by Harvard University Foundation, for his work in neurotoxins which is produced by venomous cone snails commonly found in the tropical waters of Philippines. Olivera is a distinguished professor of biology at University of Utah, USA. The Scientist for the Year 2007 award was given to him in recognition to his outstanding contribution to science, particularly to molecular biology and groundbreaking work with conotoxins. The research conducted by Olivera’s group became the basis for the production of commercial drug called Prialt (generic name â€" Ziconotide), which is considered more effective than morphine and does not result in addiction.

The Filipino mind is one of the world’s best, one of humanity’s great assets.

The Filipino is capable of greatness, of making great sacrifices for the greater good of the least of our people. Josette Biyo is an example of this. Biyo has masteral and doctoral degress from one of the top universities in the Philippines â€" the De La Salle University (Taft, Manila) â€" where she used to teach rich college students and was paid well for it. But Dr Biyo left all that and all the glamour of Manila, and chose to teach in a far-away public school in a rural area in the province, receiving the salary of less than US$ 300 a month. When asked why she did that, she replied “but who will teach our children?” In recognition of the rarity of her kind, the world-famous Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States honoured Dr Biyo a very rare honor â€" by naming a small and new-discovered planet in our galaxy as “Biyo”.

The Filipino is one of humanity’s best examples on the greatness of human spirit!

Efren Penaflorida was born to a father who worked as a tricycle driver and a mother who worked as laundrywoman. Through sheer determination and the help of other people, Penaflorida finished college. In 1997, Penaflorida and his friends formed a group that made pushcarts (kariton) and loaded them with books, pens, crayons, blackboard, clothes, jugs of water, and a Philippine flag. Then he and his group would go to the public cemetery, market and garbage dump sites in Cavite City â€" to teach street children with reading, math, basic literacy skills and values, to save them from illegal drugs and prevent them from joining gangs. Penaflorida and his group have been doing this for more than a decade. Last year, Penaflorida was chosen and awarded as CNN Hero for 2009.
Efren Penaflorida is one of the great human beings alive today. And he is a Filipino!

Nestor Suplico is yet another example of the Filipino’s nobility of spirit. Suplico was a taxi driver In New York. On 17 July 2004, Suplico drove 43 miles from New York City to Connecticut, USA to return the US$80,000 worth of jewelry (rare black pearls) to his passenger who forgot it at the back seat of his taxi. When his passenger offered to give him a reward, Suplico even refused the reward. He just asked to be reimbursed for his taxi fuel for his travel to Connecticut. At the time, Suplico was just earning $80 a day as a taxi driver. What do you call that? That’s honesty in its purest sense. That is decency most sublime. And it occurred in New York, the Big Apple City, where all kinds of snakes and sinners abound, and a place where â€" according to American novelist Sydney Sheldon â€" angels no longer descend. No wonder all New York newspapers called him “New York’s Most Honest Taxi Driver”. The New York City Government also held a ceremony to officially acknowledge his noble deed. The Philippine Senate passed a Resolution for giving honors to the Filipino people and our country.

In Singapore, Filipina Marites Perez-Galam, 33, a mother of four, found a wallet in a public toilet near the restaurant where she works as the head waitress containing 16,000 Singaporean dollars (US $11,000). Maritess immediately handed the wallet to the restaurant manager of Imperial Herbal restaurant where she worked located in Vivo City Mall. The manager in turn reported the lost money to the mall’s management. It took the Indonesian woman less than two hours to claim her lost wallet intended for her son’s ear surgery that she and her husband saved for the medical treatment. Maritess refused the reward offered by the grateful owner and said it was the right thing to do.

The Filipina, in features and physical beauty, is one of the world’s most beautiful creatures! Look at this list â€" Gemma Cruz became the first Filipina to win Miss International in 1964; Gloria Diaz won as Miss Universe in 1969; Aurora Pijuan won Miss International in 1970; Margie Moran won Miss Universe in 1973; Evangeline Pascual was 1st runner up in Miss World 1974; Melanie Marquez was Miss International in 1979; Ruffa Gutierrez was 2nd runner up in Miss World 1993; Charlene Gonzalez was Miss Universe finalist in 1994; Mirriam Quiambao was Miss Universe 1st runner up in 1999; and last week, Venus Raj was 4th runner up in Miss Universe pageant.

I can cite more great Filipinos like Ramon Magsaysay, Ninoy Aquino, Leah Salonga, Manny Pacquaio, Paeng Nepomuceno, Tony Meloto, Joey Velasco, Juan Luna and Jose Rizal. For truly, there are many more great Filipinos who define who we are as a people and as a nation â€" each one of them is part of each one of us, for they are Filipinos like us, for they are part of our history as a people.

What we see and hear of the Filipino today is not all that there is about the Filipino. I believe that the Filipino is higher and greater than all these that we see and hear about the Filipino. God has a beautiful story for us as a people. And the story that we see today is but a fleeting portion of that beautiful story that is yet to fully unfold before the eyes of our world.

So let’s rise as one people. Let’s pick up the pieces. Let’s ask for understanding and forgiveness for our failure. Let us also ask for space and time to correct our mistakes, so we can improve our system.

To all of you my fellow Filipinos, let’s keep on building the Filipino great and respectable in the eyes of our world â€" one story, two stories, three stories at a time â€" by your story, by my story, by your child’s story, by your story of excellence at work, by another Filipino’s honesty in dealing with others, by another Pinoy’s example of extreme sacrifice, by the faith in God we Filipinos are known for.

Every Filipino, wherever he or she maybe in the world today, is part of the solution. Each one of us is part of the answer. Every one of us is part of the hope we seek for our country. The Filipino will not become a world-class citizen unless we are able to build a world-class homeland in our Philippines.

We are a beautiful people. Let no one in the world take that beauty away from you. Let no one in the world take away that beauty away from any of your children! We just have to learn â€" very soon â€" to build a beautiful country for ourselves, with an honest and competent government in our midst.

Mga kababayan, after reading this, I ask you to do two things.

First, defend and protect the Filipino whenever you can, especially among your children. Fight all this negativity about the Filipino that is circulating in many parts of the world. Let us not allow this single incident define who the Filipino is, and who we are as a people. And second, demand for good leadership and good government from our leaders. Question both their actions and inaction; expose the follies of their policies and decisions. The only way we can perfect our system is by engaging it. The only way we can solve our problem, is by facing it, head on.

We are all builders of the beauty and greatness of the Filipino. We are the architects of our nation’s success.

To all the people of HK and China, especially the relatives of the victims, my family and I deeply mourn with the loss of your loved ones. Every life is precious. My family and I humbly ask for your understanding and forgiveness.

comment on the latest incident in Phils....so embarrassing!



kir106 on August 25, 2010 at 1:47 pm
As a white person married to a filipina and father to two half dutch / filipino children, I feel for Philippines. I have sadness but I also have frustration and anger towards filipino culture (in some cases, filipino behaviour is idiotic)…because I see it in my wife, in my in-laws and her relations.
To most foreigners, we see and understand the bad things in filipino culture (and yet filipinos do not understand nor see the bad in themselves, why because you filipinos think that you are good people because you are catholics or born-agains….let me tell you, there are bad catholics and there are bad born-agains).
This sad story just highlights the idiotic nature of filipino culture and how it impacts on the filipino society. This bad side of the filipino culture was displayed over the world (via cable tv and internet, however we have ABS-CBN so we watched it live). I will try and explain in english and broken tagalog:


Idiot 1: stupid filipino negotiator

The filipino negotiator only talked for about 30 minutes then gave up. That is not how you do or practice negotiation skills in hostage situations. In other parts of the world, most negotiators do it for 48 hours. They give the hostagetaker lots of food and water to drink and talk to him all the time. The logic behind this is after 12 hours (of eating and drinking), they need to pee or poo (kailangan wee-wee at tae), so he have to get out of the bus, that’s when you need to attack him. Have you tried to talk on the phone when ebs is starting to come out? Its very hard. This is a technique filipino negotiators need to learn. Yes, the hostagetaker was given food…but it should have been more over a 48 hour period. After 48 hours, susuko din ito.

Idiot 2: stupid swat team with a hammer

There was a stupid swat team who was hammering the window with a long and heavy piledriver hammer. After 3 attempts he got tired, he needed to let go of the hammer and give his gun to his partner so he can rest. Well, next time try to work out in the gym, do some weights and jog to get fit. Sobra taba pagod agad.

Idiot 3: emergency lock out on hydraulic doors
All tour buses have an emergency lock out for the hydraulic doors. It’s located under the bus near the underside of the door. I saw on TV that they were trying to find out where the lock out is…instead the tababoy swat hammered the door, what did it do…nothing, it’s still remained close and he got tired somemore. In other parts of the world, the tactical response group practice everyday on how to attack or seige a hostage situation, they study all type of vehicles (airplanes, buses, trains, boats etc) and practice how to attack these positions. They study were the entry and exit are, where emergency doors are and how to stop these vehicles (just ask the Israel Tactical response group, they do this every day). Next time, study the layout of the bus first. Filipinos tend not to worry about what may happen, they only act when it is happening.

Idiot 4: Roping the door
Another swat team (the tababoy swat team have to be substituted he got tired) tried to rope the door and pull it using the Isuzu police truck…what happened? The rope broke….hellllloooo…..hydraulic doors are designed to stand against a lot of force and pressure. A rope made of abaca won’t open it.

Idiot 5: The bystander boy who got shot in the leg
A bystander got shot in the leg. Well, what do you expect? The swat team should have quarantined and sanctioned the area. Example: put a ribbon or barracade saying “Crime Scene” just like you see in the movies….or is the PNP to poor to buy one of those. Al bystanders should realise that they are not part of the event and if something happens to them it is their own fault. Buti nga sayo, buhay ka pa !!

Idiot 6: Throwing tear gas into the bus
It is idiotic to throw tear gas into a bus when nobody knew how many people were still alive. Of those dead people, I wonder how many died of tear gas suffocation. Of course, PNP will not admit it, they will say that the hostagetaker killed them. I do not trust filipino autospy. Filipinos tend to fake documents or stories to make them look good (it’s called ‘saving face’). As far as the PNP is concerned, the hostagetaker killed them and no other investigation is required.

Idiot 7:Firing into the bus
This is one of the most serious idiotic actions they did. Firing into the bus also creates ricochet (banda-banda). I wonder how many got killed because of this? Like number 6, PNP will not admit it.

Idiot 8: Swat team entering after the tear gas
This idiotic act is the one that made me laugh (and I am sure all tactical response group in the world will be using this as a “don’t do” training video because of its ‘kenkoy’ effect). Two swat teams enter the bus after they put the tear gas…what happened…they have to asked for help from the people outide to get them out because they cant breath…why…because they forgot the gas mask. Next time do an inventory of equipment you need in case of emergency

Idiot 9: The treatment of the brother and family of the hostagetaker
It was seen on TV that the wife, daughter and brother of the hostagetaker were treated poorly. Nobody helped them, not even the media. No person tried to help the family. In most society, a group of people will form a circle around the family to help them…nobody did that for them. Where is the people power…Philippines have done it before, why didn’t they do it then? No one offered help to the wife and the pregnant daughter, they saw their father killed in front of them. That is no way to treat people….for a country who claims to be ‘mapagmahal’, catholic and christian that was an utter embarrassment.

Idiot 10: Corrupt police
The hostagetaker wanted to clear his name because he was charged with corruption. Corruption…in the Phillippines….that’s news to me (sarcastic)!!! One policeman charged with corruption is not going to make a difference. Catching small corruption is not going to make a difference….the real corruption happens at the top of filipino government (ie Marcos, Erap, Arroyo).Us foreigners laugh at filipino stupidity because you do not learn, you get rid of Marcos because he was bad and corrupt, but still vote for Imelda and her children to become congressman and governor, give them a second chance to be corrupt again……so, nothing changed. That’s Corruption….and ‘katangahan ng pilipino’. In other countries, police treat one another like brothers and help them when they need it. It did not happen here.

Idiot 11: Media and dead people
This is the most idiotic and unacceptable behaviour that was displayed to the world. Filipino media is to be blamed for this. Respect and sensitivity should have been excersised by the media. They showed (in close up), the dead body of the hostagetaker hanging from the door with blood and brains dripping from the head, the dead body of a child and other dead bodies with blood being taken out of the bus. This should not have been televised. The relatives of the dead will not want it televised but the filipino media did. This is not good. Respect for the dead should have been observed.

Idiot 12: Laughing sniper
The sniper was interviewed by the media and he seemed to be happy and laughing when he told the reporter how he shot the hostagetaker in the head and that he was proud he killed him. The wife, daughter and father of the hostagetaker (watching from their province) will obviously will not want another person to hear how proud they were when he shot their husband / father. I hope that the sniper have a son, father, brother and I hope one day someone will shoot them infront of him and I want to know how he feels then.

CONCLUSION:
This will only give filipinos a bad name overseas. It will also affect filipinos who are born overseas, eventhough they have nothing to do with this, they will be judged of what filipinos in Philippines did.
For filipinos trying to get a visa to Canada, USA, UK, Europe etc…forget it…you will be judged by their immigration office for this kind of event. They already know that most filipinos are likely to be TNT and this backlash will make it even harder for filipinos to get visa.

Ganti on DH
I am sure, that Hong Kong / China will go on a massive revenge on filipina DH in hong kong. I am sure of it. HK and Chinese only see filipinas as lowly people who’s only role is to clean houses. PS: chinese people don’t know that Europeans look at them as lowly immigrants who clean toilets in europe….ganti din.
Ganti on japayuki
Also, Japanese people will take revenge on japayukis in Japan. Japanese people already treat filipinas like dirt and they will even treat them even worse because of this. Japanese people to not take filipinos in high regard…japanese only see filipinos as dirt people who will do anything just to get money (ie be japayuki in japan).

Ganti on OFW in Saudi
I’m sure too, that OFW in Saudi will also feel the revenge of people there because of this.
I am sure that my children will be teased and bullied at school because of this. My children, regardless of being half-white are still brown in colour, with black hair (but with blue eyes) and people know they are half-filipinos.
So filipinos in Philippines, your stupidity in your country is also ‘hawa-hawa’ to other filipinos overseas…they get judged by what you filipinos in Philippines do to yourselves or to others.
Internet order filipina brides will always get foreign husbands, unfortunately for filipino lalaki, there is no such thing as internet order filipino husbands (I never seen white woman with filipino husband), as more filipina marry foreigner more filipino lalaki are left behind in philippines (my wife said she does not like filipino lalaki because they are ‘tanga’…..I know she married me for money and greencard so she can send dollars to her batugan parents and batugan brothers, batugan cousins and batugan kapitbahay)….so, the only hope for Philippines is for half-foreigner and half-filipino children, half is better than stupid full-blood filipino.

 

Quote from: statesville on August 31, 2010, 03:37:51 AM
Mga corrupt gyud diay,maayo ra natodas para wala nay laing biktimahon.

kolira! natodas lagi pero nangamong pa jud....

si noynoy nagmamalinis. wow!

bali man siguro miss mdb.  ang ten commandments niingon nga Thou shall not covet thy neighbors wife.  Wala may giingon didto nga Thou shall not covet thy neigbors husband.  heheheh

kausa ra lagi. pero tulo man pod ka oras

parehas ra na. ug sa jeep pa ang linya labangon - colon and vice versa

Quote from: ms da binsi on July 20, 2010, 11:22:07 AM

Daghan Prosti diri mga minyo man ang ubang prosti diri PORCHE ang mga sakyanan! pastilan!!! mag prosti naba lang kaha ko anih???

haaayyyyy mdb.  Pagkamahal kaha nimo nga prosti, no?  di ko ka afford.  maglaway na lang ta ani.  hahahaha.

intriga na man ni oi.  sagdi na lang gud na sila.  naa baya pod myembro diha nga miembro dire.

makinano.  taga anda nyur.

mga bright ra ba ning mga salise.  bantog ra bright ni si doc enz naay diay giliwatan...

naa pod mga abrea diha sa butuan.

si ariong patis.. naa sa butuan.

joe marchan naa pod sa butuan

galero,  ug ang asawa sa mga sikat-sikat diha sa bxu si Valentina Plaza nga taga garcia man tali na siya.

ug uban pa...

bisan pag way asin-asin....

Quote from: hofelina on July 06, 2010, 06:22:09 AM
Ang akong mahinomdoman, kita naanad nga adunay pahalipay bisan ginagmay.Tinood madako o magamay kon adunay ihatag makalipay man jud, apan karong panahona, angin sa kabagho-an sa atong sekuridad, magkaopliki ka sa imong mga bagahe, mang hinaut lang ta nga sabton sa mga mangamusta.
Ang problema kay ang matagaan ipanabih pa jud. Samot nga mangabot ang uban kay masina man.

pangpalit lang ug bahal manay....lipay nako

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 08, 2010, 09:11:36 PM
Kon gamay pa, Maktin?

kung mamaye anay nga nag makya

Pakan-a ug B-meg bai hubs. sharo ug dili motambok

Quote from: Miss M on July 05, 2010, 09:45:04 AM
Hi..

I'm still new here....

welcome sa tb day. hala dokdok na diha.... kauban nimo si james bond? hehehe. joke.

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 04, 2010, 10:23:22 AM
Diay amaw nga nagpatan-aw sa iyaha...

kabugoy ni manoy oi.  gipasalsal man ang unggoy

unsay kalainan ug mahagbong ka gikan sa  punuan sa lubi ug mahagbong ka gikan sa katre?

gikan sa lubi:  arayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!  bog!
gikan sa katre:  bog! arayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!

Quote from: hubag bohol on July 04, 2010, 02:40:13 PM
He he, mao jud bitaw na ang wording, "for strength and vitality". Diha pud to sa Ramos corner D. Jakosalem. Asa na kaha ron ang orig nga lansiao...

kinsa may bol-anon nga intsik dire... mao ra man siguro na^ sa gi ingon sa intsik nga lansiao la...chibay

y lami
y nada
y buot
y kuarta
y batasan
y lubot
y uyab
y ayo

ipakapon bai hubs.  hahahaha!

Quote from: fdaray on June 29, 2010, 08:30:10 PM
The Philippine is a destination to foreign students to study here its because  our medium of instruction is English. 

unya barato pa gyud. 

maayo pod siguro na sija ug muscle control. 

halang halang.. imnan dajon ug kulafu

grabe nimo bai hubs kahilig ug baki uy!!!

noddles...

..

Quote from: wolfpack823 on June 27, 2010, 02:32:50 AM
With the influx of foreign students in the country, I will not be surprised if in the future our graduates will have nowhere to find employment.  Year after year, we are producing diploma mills; where our graduates are forced to work in labor or if not domestic help in foreign lands. Time comes this will not even available because they will be hiring their own. Typical example is the hiring of nurses in the US.

In one of my visits to Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam in the 90’s, I asked an official of the Ministry of Agriculture what made them top producer of rice in Asia, where, at that time we were heavily importing rice from Vietnam. He told me, “They are sending their scientists and technocrats to study and train in the Philippines and applied what they learned in their country."

The answer slapped me.

Look on the bright side mam.  Be proud nga naa tay antudlu-an.  Pareha bag maestra nga kung ang iyang estudyante is doing good proud pod moingon nga estudyante nako na. hehehe.  Pasagdi na lang nang wala mapply pa ato kay matod pas pikas thread life is unfair daw hehehe.

mang graduate lagi na sila sa ato. pero  hiron ra gihapon mo sa mga foreigners kay lahi baya atong work attitude.  Typical example is the hiring of nurses in the US.  

bwahahaha. dlil uso ang overloading sa ila bai.  Lupig pay copras nga gidasok.

sum-olan na siguro.  lain na pod...

mao ni color nga kinaham sa mga puti.

Quote from: ms da binsi on June 26, 2010, 02:24:17 AM
went for a ride in the countryside today, wa jud ko manudlay kay akong ipareha ani akong buhok!

this is dedicated to windgate!





oh di ba preha? hahahhaa!

anyway mao ni akong laruy-laroyan:



dayun akong gikahinagbo ring usa ka SIMPLE NGA PAMILYA: (Amish family)

"a  real ferrari "

guapaha gyud nimo madam oi...samot na siguro ug sports car nga top down nang imong gidriban. mosamot gyud nga morag bunot imong buhok. hehehe. kinsa may nagkuha ana nga picture madam? kanang amish nga imong nakahinagbo? kalisod ana nga angle no?

jaterz ra pod na nga karsada. la man jud balay. daw bi ug kalibangon ka, pahipi na las kahoy. hehehe

Quote from: bugsay on June 24, 2010, 11:38:52 PM
super COOL, kon bright, naay abilidad nya dili hambugero.....

ngano dislike man ka ana nga trait bay nga cool na gani hinuon...

Quote from: bol-anon quo nyur! on June 25, 2010, 03:50:17 AM
Naka suway naba kag Sakay? Ang imong giingon nga ONE WAY nagpataka kalang sa imong estorya Ug ang imong giingon ug 20 minutes ra, LABAW kanang nagpataka ug estorya When it comes to safety equipment, kada floating resto, duna na silay Life Saving jacket. So, ayaw pag pataka ug YAWYAW kong dili mao ang imong gi yawyaw

ang puso... kalma lang.

Quote from: bugsay on June 24, 2010, 11:08:54 PM
ang duha ka puto diay nga naporma nang daan? inita to....hehehe

hapit na mapan-os bay, magbuhat na kog bag-o. butangan ug coloring nga pink unya gahi-gahi gamay. hahaha

bahlag hanginon basta dili tapuwan

Quote from: bugsay on June 24, 2010, 11:06:10 PM
unsaon man nimo ang binanggud nga balanghoy bai Wind?

maghimo kog puto unja.