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From: TTM
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To: yols
Remote Name: 75.50.81.95
Date: Monday, February 08, 2010
Thanks so much for your explanation. Now, I understand the difference between the two. I was afraid I'd use them interchangeably; now I know better. Have a wonderful Valentine's day! Kumusta la ray kakaarom tan familyam.
From: Santito
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To: For reading entertainment
Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Monday, February 08, 2010
The following is just for reading entertainment, to fill the gap when nobody is posting..... What is Beautiful?...... It is February and it is the month to celebrate Valentine’s Day. When I was in my youth, I always look forward for this occasion, where girls put on their best to look attractive during the Valentine dance. It is an inherent trait that people put on the best to excite the keenest of pleasure to the senses and stirs emotions that attract people to their direction.... It was the movie “ Romeo and Juliet” where in one scene, a minstrel sang the following song, “ What is a youth, impetuous me, what is a maid, full of desire and the world goes on, a rose will bloom, and then it fades , so does youth , so does youth, and so does the fairest maid”. How true indeed that physical beauty would not stay with us forever. The song tickled my mind to wander on how beauty and eternal youth got into the human psyche of wanting to retain these attributes. When we were young, external beauty was very important, and we tried our best to look physically attractive for long, long time as possible. It is nature’s way of preserving the specie, be it the birds or insects, they have their own way of attracting the opposite sex because if it does not happen, the specie would go to extinction. Young people grow up with ideas that are inherent without the benefit of experience, so they do not realize that with people living longer, the inner beauty could supplement the physical beauty.... When it comes to the quest of being pretty, people’s attitude is tilted to what the beauty consultants have to say. We try to do all the tricks to achieve the youthful looks, but in the long run, it is us who would determine how young we are. We can go places, change faces, but the fact is that wherever we are, we bring our own inner self. We are all victims of the commercialized T.V. advertisement, where the concept of beauty is defined by the commercial geniuses..... Once upon a time, during the era of the painter Reuben, the beautiful woman was defined as the very robust with big arms and heavy legs, which I believed was a status symbol of wealth ( good nutrition ). Then later on, during the 18th century and 19th century, the fair skin lady was beautiful which also symbolized wealth because the fair skin lady was a member of the upper class who not were exposed to the sun to earn their livelihood. But during the 20th century, the symbol was changed to the tan skin, which during winter time the rich could achieve by taking vacations in sunny places. So the concept of beauty has and had always been defined by economics and the people behind are those who could control the media and the society pages of the era..... In my thoughts, the word beautiful probably first surfaced during the time when the first settlements were formed. During the time when humans were nomadic, the society was egalitarian where everybody were on equal footing and individual mindset does not matter because everything they earned belonged to the whole tribe to be divided amongst the members. When the settlements were formed around 15,000 years ago, the tribes began to live together for security and for division of labor according to each capabilities. For the first time in history, it was at this period when the intelligent and capable people started accumulating wealth and acquired the capability to support larger families. At this period, these capable people were able to propagate their genes in large numbers, adding to the society their intelligent descendants. As the settlements grew,, there were more vacant time to think about other aspect of life besides food gathering and production. The increase of the population provided a wider pool of candidates for spouses. At this period, while less capable men could only support one wife, the wealthy and capable men could support several wives and therefore could propagate their genes in large numbers, that was why the population became smarter with time. With smarter people around, they were able to idealize what they wanted in their choice of a mate..... In those early times, people’s life span was short because of diseases, people also marry at young age, reproduced early and die young in their late twenties or thirties, to be 40 was considered an elderly age. Because people who were alive were young, they retained their physical beauty until they die in their late twenties or thirties. I believe that it was at this period when people firmly defined what was beautiful. But do you know the underlying factor that influenced people’s perception of beautiful? Like the modern times, it was economics, because beauty is a luxury that could be enjoyed by those who could afford it. To prove my premise, please go to a shopping mall and count the stores that cater to the enhancement of people’s perception of looking beautiful, from clothes, shoes, bags and other accessories that promote the looking good. People also wrongly perceive that the high cost of the goods would enhance the effectiveness of the beauty products. It is really economics that makes the world beautiful and it follows that beautiful people are in the society pages of the world. From the ancient times to the modern times, you can find the beautiful women in the rich cities and countries of the world. (Thanks for reading my wandering thoughts and imaginations, I hope you enjoyed reading it, hehehe)
From: yols
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Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Monday, February 08, 2010
correction: his cochlear nerves never developed... Btw, he also plays violin. He learned about music by placing a fork between his teeth and placing the other end of the fork on top of a radio that played classical music all day. Somehow, sound traveled better on stainless steel.
From: yols
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To: TTM
Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Monday, February 08, 2010
I don't know a lot about polyglots except that these people are capable of speaking multiple languages/dialects. Linguists, on the other hand, may only know one language or dialect, but they certainly know every aspect of that language, both structure and semantics. They study each change that happens to a word that makes a sentence which ultimately makes up a language. Each morpheme(word) is made up of phoneme (spoken) and grapheme (written) and the slightest change in a morpheme also changes its meaning. There's that movie (can't remember the title) where they featured a bushman who spoke using nothing but clicking sounds, his language. Linguists have also been known to help deaf children with minimal hearing speak audible sounds. A good example is Marlee Matlin, an actress who is completely deaf but is able to speak English. I have a nephew who was born completely deaf. His cochlear nerve was never developed, but he's able to pronounce certain word combinations and is able to communicate verbally. When he was a child, his whole family worked with a linguist who taught them how to show him how they speak. Whenever they talked to him, they would hold his one palm about an inch away from their mouth while the other palm was on their throat so he can feel the sound. And they also learned to exaggerate each word they spoke. In no time he learned to read lips and utter words in response. He also received implants when he started school which enable him to hear tones. This kid is now a freshman at UCLA and fluent in two languages, ASL and SEE, all because of linguistics introduced at such a young age.
From: JFC
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To: All
Remote Name: 75.82.25.134
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
Thanks everybody for your input regarding the word immersion. Immersion has so many different meaning and usage. I only know and use it in a simple way. Absolutely Claudia. I can speak two dialects and two languages. However. when it comes to the German language, I definitely have difficulty understanding the language. But if you send me a few words with translation, in the long run, I will be able to communicate with you.
From: TTM
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Remote Name: 75.50.81.95
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
And what's the difference between a linguist and a polyglot? I just can't remember anymore if there's any difference between the two. Thanks to anyone who can explain...
From: CPp
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To: Father Pio
Remote Name: 98.164.192.57
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
Synonym of Beye-beye also is libog-libog---Tayeketek and maya -maya are synonyms.Nice revival of Pangasinan words.
From: Alumna
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To: Orca
Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
In order for an insertion, an immersion i.e., language, culture is necessary. Now, you don't want to send these guys blind as a bat! Immersion precedes insertion in order for the mission to be successfully accomplished. Ask BnP who I believe has been immersed plenty times thus his being a linguist.
From: Father Pio
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To: All
Remote Name: 58.71.115.229
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
My friends, pardon the intrusion but I have to make clarifications. Strong rainfall is not biew biew but beye-beye. The antonym of beye-beye is maya-maya which means slight shower. Tayaketek or "taiaqueteq" as Orca indicated may come before a strong shower or aftershower. When the rain comes, it comes slightly and end similarly. However, when someone address a young lady as "amaya" it is a bad word that is slighting to one's decency. Immersion is also a process where the person engaged himself heavily or merged himself whether study of culture or language to learn the full nuances of such. In my reading, language immersion as BnP had before indicated is confining one person with a beautiful lady in a room and learning from her the language. This is rather unique and effective for not only you learn the language but learn the expression and culture. I will not advocate this that although this is consensual, it is consexual - if there is such a word. Immersion also is used by the socialist in forming their economic and political policy via what is known as revolutionary "praxis" where the person live with the people to understand the root of the problem. This is effective for the person forming the policy places himself or herself in the people's situation and understand it from their point of view. This is applied in effective communication as listening is involved. Effective listening is placing yourself in the speaker's shoes and understanding it from his/her point of view. This may be my last posting as I can not with good conscience be a Padre Pio any longer. I could be a Father Pio, the difference being Father as someone with offspring.
From: yols
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To: Tibs
Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
Agco ia antan "metaphor" balet sai antac "manuran na pusa tan aso" dia ed USofA. Sai talos to manuran na agnapaiongan. Monkeys are fickle so I am guessing that the rain comes and goes?
From: Tiburon
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
Yols ..... No onggapo ia onoran ontaiaquetec/onmaiamaia antis ia onpelag so oran ia singa icacalbon boiog. Sicato tan so andaoes no onpelag so oran. Ontan met no sai oran et oncalmada ia ontonda, alioan ontandan tampol no ag ingen mantactaiaquetec, insan ontonda no onlinac so taoen. Sai nepeg ton ibaga sai caloreman so naopotan la na danom/condensacion. Sai tepet co ia agmo inebatan so antoi ..... oran-baques.
From: yols
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To: which came first?
Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
Tayaketek labat lay uran natan, balet nen karuman biew biew. Gimmapo met ya sansakey ya tayaketek labat nen labiy Biernes balet ta biglan agnasabaan ya biew biew so nansumpalan to. Asingger kami lan iyanor ed dayat.
From: Orca
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
Hold it, guys! You're losing yourselves in translation. Don't let Noah rolls in his grave. Immersion/submersion is not ...... insertion. And in spec-ops the latter's the name of the game.
From: yols
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Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
JFC, language immersion is a phrase that is also used in education. Studies have proven that when a child is immersed in the culture as well as the language, that child has a higher chance of being proficient in a second language. To live and experience a language is the ultimate goal, especially if the learner is older. _______ Tayaketek is our version of maya-maya.
From: Alumna
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To: JFC
Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
Immersion is concentration and absorption as in language, culture, etc., a term used by plenty in the military esp. the Special Ops.
From: fgm
Town_City: san carlos
Email: mradio@akakusoil.com
To: anyone who knows
Remote Name: 62.240.36.203
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
dear friends, it's been a long long time of years passed by since i left san carlos college, i am looking for miss adelina mandapat formerly residing at roxas boulevard, san carlos city, for what i know she is now staying somewhere in united states of america..i just want to say hello to her..
From: fgm
Town_City: san carlos
Email: mradio@akakusoil.com
To: anyone who knows
Remote Name: 62.240.36.203
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
dear friends, it's been a long long time of years passed by since i left san carlos college, i am looking for miss adelina mandapat formerly residing at roxas boulevard, san carlos city, for what i know she is now staying somewhere in united states of america..i just want to say hello to her..
From: fgm
Town_City: san carlos
Email: mradio@akakusoil.com
To: anyone who knows
Remote Name: 62.240.36.203
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
dear friends, it's been a long long time of years passed by since i left san carlos college, i am looking for miss adelina mandapat formerly residing at roxas boulevard, san carlos city, for what i know she is now staying somewhere in united states of america..i just want to say hello to her..
From: Claudia
Town_City: Kasuldong Pait, Alemania
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To: JFC
Remote Name: 78.34.1.191
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
Nice to have you here,Mr. JFC.BNP speaks fluently the Binubolinao dialect,I do not know why,maybe he was a Bolinaoan in his past life before reincarnated. As far as I am con cerned,puro nin Binubolinao tan orihinal nin tagadtaw sa bandan panrupan nin probinsiya tamon Pangasinan.Ampag-adal akodti nin Sarita´ tamon Pangasinan.How about you,Mr. or Miss JFC. I suppose you speak few dialects ,too?Have you been immersed in another language? Me, yes of course, the German,reason why I write the English language in German accent,the syntax is quite different,Alumna knows this,she lived in southern Germany for many years.But immersion in language has a "deeper" meaning according to BNP,well "binyagan"in his constructed metaphore, I guess.
From: CPp
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To: "Times Of Our Love"
Remote Name: 68.4.226.34
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
How do you get the youtube downloader or catcher.Very nice youtube sharing.Thank you so much"Times of Your life"
From: CPp
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To: Bini
Remote Name: 68.4.226.34
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
Iner so napangaliwan na aaramay Video na "Shout to the World".SaLAMAT ED SAYAN you tube,agi.
From: JFC
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Remote Name: 75.82.25.134
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
CORRECTION= Submerging AN object in lieu of Submerging AND object. sorry.
From: JFC
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To: Padre Pio
Remote Name: 75.82.25.134
Date: Sunday, February 07, 2010
It is in the evening here, so I greet you good evening. Before I will proceed to my topic, I am asking you to please gave me an open mind not to be embarrass. I just want to make a simple comments regarding your statement about BnP being engage in language immersion. I am quiet confuse with this word LANGUAGE IMMERSION. Could this be LANGUAGE CONVERSION, TRANSLATION, OR ADAPTATION. In my understanding of the word IMMERSION is an act of submerging and object in the water. Religiously speaking it is a form of baptism. If I am not mistaken, BnP and Claudia were born and raised in Bolinao having their own dialect since their birth. In my opinion they love their own dialect that they will never trade. Any other languages or dialect are just for them to learn for the purpose of fluent communication to others. this is just my comments and opinion Father.
From: Alumna
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To: KBb
Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Saturday, February 06, 2010
Thanks, I thought maya maya meant the same thing as biew biew.
From: Tiburon
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Saturday, February 06, 2010
How about oran-baques (monkey rain)? The difference between maia-maia and oran-baques? What comes first maia-maia or bieo-bieo?
From: KBb
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To: Alumna
Remote Name: 75.86.183.69
Date: Saturday, February 06, 2010
In our place, biew-biew is heavy rain while maya-maya is a light shower. The difference is huge. Just to clarify.
From: Alumna
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To: Bolinao Kid
Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Saturday, February 06, 2010
Malinak lay labi.....I get some words, a combination of Ilocano, Pangasinan and Kankanaey (root words).
From: Alumna
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Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Saturday, February 06, 2010
Biew, biew is a term I don't hear anymore. Most say maya, maya. I only get to speak Pangasinan once in a while. My siblings and I were raised speaking Ilocano at home. Growing up in the Cordilleras, we learn to speak Kankanaey from my mother's side. With Pangasinan and Kankanaey, I'm slow in the beginning of the conversation, fumbling for words but then it all comes back naturally. Tagalog was never my strength, in fact I am more proficient with the 2 latter dialects. Hubby is also a Tagaloo, speaks it fluently, so I speak and pick up new words all the time. I speak my dialects base on where one comes from; to which some find irritating. I do it to remind them that one never really forget the dialect they were born with. Accents do not bother me, it is the correct way languages/dialects should be spoken that counts....
From: yols
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To: language immersion learners
Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Saturday, February 06, 2010
I actually learned Tagalog as an adult hanging out with Filipino friends in college. I became proficient when I got married and had to deal with the in-laws:) For the longest time, I thought neck was ne-ek. Hubby never corrected me because he knew exactly what I meant but when we went to Cavite and was introduced to Lolo, he thought I was using too much of a slang. That I should pronounce it Naic, their town's name hehehe. Then there was the time when we were summoned to his aunt's house and when we got there people were crying. I asked what was going on and they said "nadumog si Tiyo" Of course I spoke a little too soon when I turned to hubby and said "nadumog lang nag-iiyakan na?". For some reason, I thought nadumog was found, that he was lost and someone found him. I later explained to hubby that "dumog" was the root word for "to find or meet up with someone". That is Pangasinan right? Of course I had to endure his singkit eyes glaring at me all evening! ______ It is also biew biew in my neck of the woods.
From: Bolinao kid
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To: BNP
Remote Name: 78.34.1.191
Date: Saturday, February 06, 2010
Language immersion,under water immersion? he he he!.Some have attempted that kind of immersion but failed.Maybe you are a language genius.My German brother in-law who migrated to Bolinao 20 years ago with my sister,has not learned any word,he tried Tagalog and Ilocano...his tongue is inept to say anything understandable....For you..your today´s lesson in Binubolinao,translate this into Pangasinan...."Matinek yay yabi,odas pangnga´lek.Mapalna´yay siri ..Kayakap nayay amog.Sam-it panganga´lek binangonan kon tampor ,bana´ sa ringgas mo, si´kan-si´kay adoen ko.Pa´no ket biay ko,no si´kay nay mapanemtem,mapunas nga´min a bereng kon man-irangepen. Na maisip ko´y kabistawan nin ugali mo.Kai kata malingwanan anggan mauyos yaytin biay".....
From: Claudia
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To: The Grammar police of scmb
Remote Name: 78.34.1.191
Date: Saturday, February 06, 2010
forgive the wrong spelling..."Temptress"..must be.My "German slang" is hard to tame!!!!BNP,this year we have again the Passion Spiel in Oberammergau,I thought you nhave been there. it is only done every ten years intervall.I heard there ar still tickets available.
From: Claudia
Town_City: Colonia ,Alemania
Email: The Temtresses!
To: a new topic at SCCMB
Remote Name: 78.34.1.191
Date: Saturday, February 06, 2010
The Temtress must be,Padre,for we are just offsprings of the Garden Eden Beauty, Eve ,the mother of all Temtresses. She must have been the revelation of all attributes that makes a man,Adam go .....bonkers,crazy...and all that..in the end lost his mind,he can´t but succumb into it.Capitulation..he he he!
From: Padre Pio
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To: All
Remote Name: 119.93.230.80
Date: Friday, February 05, 2010
Religion is indeed divisive, but faith moves us. Our faith is the support of our conviction without which we will be swayed by the temptation that is abound. I am indeed delighted that even for a brief moment you have responded to my posting, indicative that I may have moved or "atenyeg koy kapuspusuan yo." It is indeed difficult to be holy for the more you try, the more you are exposed to the worldly desires. These vixens surrounds you destroying the foundation of your will. But I must survive these, and not let them overcome. I shall them seek them and influence them away from the worldly desires. How can I do it without employing the principle of revolutionary praxis - that means emerging myself among the sinners and sway them. Oh worldly desire, that temptress on a stilt like high heels with every move it pronouced the curves it supports.
From: Padre Pio
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To: All
Remote Name: 119.93.230.80
Date: Friday, February 05, 2010
Last time I heard, BnP is engaged in language immersion, and now, he is trying to regain the Bolinao dialect. I wonder whether the recently released news influenced his decision.
From: Padre Pio
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To: Santito
Remote Name: 119.93.230.80
Date: Friday, February 05, 2010
Santito, indeed, conception or pregnancy is not the result of accidental meeting, but a careful deliberation and execution of acts done in complete privacy and the conception and following pregnancy is the revelation of such act done in complete privacy. If not, I have another word for it, not suited for the virgin ears of some of the ladies here. If you still subscribes to your belief, howmany of these accidental meetings did you have?
From: Alumna
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Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Friday, February 05, 2010
I hope BnP comes home not with the kind of snow they are expecting, he'll surely miss what weather he left. Southeast has been soaked with "biew, biew", my Dad used to say this. Nitan, it's heading to BnP in snow!
From: yols
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To: ALL
Remote Name: 207.62.35.254
Date: Thursday, February 04, 2010
Regarding the exchanges between Bini and MMG, my BIGGEST mistake was to acknowledge MMG (atche) in this board. I didn’t realize that asking someone TO LET GO was such a crime, and as a result the readers of this board are being dragged to unchartered territory. My choosing to NOT acknowledge any of these posts does not suggest I agree with any implied misconduct nor am I suggesting a clean bill of conscience from anyone. Simply put, I am choosing to stay out of it. Again, can I ask that we move on???
From: Claudia
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To: Bini
Remote Name: 78.34.1.191
Date: Thursday, February 04, 2010
greetings, Bini!nice to hear from you again.I suppose nobody accused anybody of you on anything because do not understand the who´s,when´s ,what´s and how´s of the things written below.Only Ricky might know something and as for me, I am wish you to Forget and forgive the possible misunderstandings and renew your friendship.The boys certainly...oh ! it´s woman´s world,they don´t care anyway...
From: Claudia
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To: During our Times...
Remote Name: 78.34.1.191
Date: Thursday, February 04, 2010
Nice instrumental music...of "Oh How I miss you so" dedicated to Padre Pio? he he he..This song was played in the barrios during the Fiestas or wedding celebrations and danced cheek to cheek or called slow drag,unfortunately we were never allowed to dance...only folk dance at school was allowed by our parents so I had never the chance to dance cheek to cheek until these days.During our times ,we only lay our eyes on each other..no holding hands etc...just secret glances..we had also Chaperons...what a pity!
From: Bini
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Email: authentic_peenay@yahoo.com
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Remote Name: 99.147.110.171
Date: Thursday, February 04, 2010
Amen to that Claudia!!! We are all brothers and sisters in Christ whether we like it or not, and only in God's Time will others who are not sure would comprehend that. >>> and to all here, all I ask is your kind understanding... please do not jump into conclusions...we were not there when the accusations happened... I leave in peace and to all : a good Day!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6G0U8Vg6nY&NR=1
From: TimesOfOurLives
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Remote Name: 75.11.172.197
Date: Thursday, February 04, 2010
If you were a teenager in the 60's and so much in love, you'll certainly remember this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9isqqk6_L8
From: KBb
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Remote Name: 75.86.183.69
Date: Thursday, February 04, 2010
Pader Pio surely must enjoy pulling our legs. Last time I heard, he was dining on pinapaitan and caldirita in a town not far from Santo Carlos, he he he!.
From: Claudia
Town_City: Alemania
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To: Padre Pio
Remote Name: 78.34.1.191
Date: Thursday, February 04, 2010
Na.na na.I´d rather bite my tonque than say Jesus was a bloody racist.Did you not know that thru Jesus the Gentiles received the same rights and privileges equal to the People of God.There came equality thru Jesus,the monopoly ot the Israelite has ended thru HIM.In contrary to what you postulate,Jesus opened the way of salvation for all peoples on earth...and evangelizing is what is commanded for Christians to do..read at Matthew 24.14..."Go forth spread the good news of the Kingdom of God and all things will be added unto you"....And by God! we are all not swine here at SCCMB, my friend ADr.There are some readers who always appreciate the gospels,the word of God,whether these guys believe or not. But the people here I guess would rather want to read and interact in some other topics such as girls, love affairs ,young love ,old love etc.....Padre Pio,I am happy you reach home.Do not miss the Cuaresma Exhibition in Luneta. Please tell these unpious boys to bite their tongues. How about dropping by in my neck of coconuts?How´s air of election breeze in Pangasinan,are there some hot places right this phase of campaign? The beautiful Pigeon twittered to me you visited a nice town near San Carlos City.I thought you will still be there to officiate my wedding?
From: Tiburon
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Thursday, February 04, 2010
Well put, TPU! Religion ... is the most devisive topic we could put our noses in. Not fun or entertaining. Better for us to get the hell out of it.
From: CPp
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To: All
Remote Name: 98.164.192.57
Date: Thursday, February 04, 2010
You are all sinners.It is in how you relate to others that defines who you are.That is the best way to find & feel the presence of God.
From: TPU
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Remote Name: 75.47.168.234
Date: Wednesday, February 03, 2010
This is not a place to preach or proselyte any word about religion because no matter what good intention the message is, it is still coming from a human being who to me is not an authority. Remember Jim baker and Ron Swaggart? They both cried infront of TV audience crying like a baby purporting to be repentant of what indiscretions they both did in the past. Would I believe them? Not no but Hell No. Would I give 10% of my income,? You must be kidding yourself asking me that kind of question. Now lets get back to Scooby Doo, BNP and KB's penchant looking at the opposite sex physical attributes and all the girls rebuttals and opinions.
From: Orca
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Wednesday, February 03, 2010
"Don't throw pearls infront of the swine/before the swine". A metaphor derived from from Matthew 7: 1-6. It meant don't waste good things on people who won't appreciate them. If people will continue in their rejection on what you preached pertaining to God's - why bother? It was a reading from the gospel of Matthew relating to Jesus' warning to his disciples to preach only to receptive audiences. That was then - this is now. It was biased and prejudicial ... highly selective, that will make Jesus advocating a politically incorrect approach to ethnic make-up. It could be construed Jesus ... is one hell of a bloody racist.
From: Alumna
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Date: Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Who amongst us that not believe? The need to interpret and the aim of good interpretation is to get to the plain meaning of the text; exegesis and hermeneutics...
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Don't throw your pearls infront of the swine.You know what i mean.
From: Tiburon
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Listen carefully . . . Padre! Levi, the High Priest has the utmost monopoly who gonna handle the preaching. You're walking on a tight rope. You're stepping on sacred grounds.
From: Alumna
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Father Pio would be happy that we are to discuss the Bible. Yols mentioned census and I thought of the 1st ever recorded census in our human history. Wasn't it that God told Moses to count the people to prepare for the move to the land He promised? It probably was more of organization around the 12 tribes and the division of the land. Has the land been divided and yet man has never been content with what he has....
From: Santito
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Email: to the saintly
To: Padre Pio
Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Padre Pio, I thank you for your wishes and for you utmost concern about our well being. I am very sure that you are enjoying your vocation, being spiritual adviser, tending your sheep of young ladies in the church praying for the salvation of their souls. The confession and the penance for indulgence, I think you enjoy that portion of giving advises and listening to their naughty sins which you instantly give forgiveness. And I heard that in the Philippines, there are bountiful of flowers called daisies. I would not be surprised if you have a hobby tending a garden of beautiful daisies, to give you comfort and satisfaction in your pious life. I remember a poem titled, May Your Tribe Increase, and that is my best wishes for you in return.
From: yols
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Father Pio, I’m sorry to inform you, but that hope of yours about more intelligent people coming to age,… NOT going to happen,... not today at least. _____ Census and B-days, which one came first? I’m not big on reading the bible, but wasn’t there information about a census being taken followed by the great plague? Weren’t Mary and Joseph on their way to their native land to be counted in a census when they stopped in Bethlehem? In any English literature that I can recall, the royalties always celebrated some kind of birthday but not the common folks. Me? My family swears they found me on their doorstep, dropped off by the “intsik” who sold bananas.
From: Santito
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Email: Birthdays, the celebration of
To: the lucky strike
Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Conception or birth is a consequence of an accidental meeting during a performance of an action. Having said that, I believe that humans are products of an accident during an incident when the parents were making love. When parents make love, their actions could be intended to produce a descendant, so in their mind they had a plan, but the conception is purely a luck because among the tens of thousands of sperm cells, only one is lucky to fuse with the egg cell. The significance of the birthday is to celebrate the accident that happened in the conception, when the female egg fused with a sperm cell. But not all conceptions go full term so those lucky ones that came out as babies have a reason to celebrate their luck which is beyond their control. I think that is the reason why birthdays are celebrated, that the luck we had to have come out as human beings is truly a luck in the animal kingdom. When a person survives an accident, he is thankful for the luck bestowed upon him and he would never forget the day of the accident. It is like birthdays, if people knew when they were born. I think that this is the subconscious reason why people celebrate birthdays, to celebrate the lucky strike.
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Remote Name: 74.37.123.199
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From: Bini Town_City: Email: To: Remote Name: 99.147.110.171 Date: Monday, February 01, 2010 Message Bari bariiii puera bambano lakiii baiii...>>> Pasensiya kila dia ed San Carlos MB--- No nayari agko gabay so manpa arap balet si ginang atche – she put me on the spot ( anto lay pangasinan to tan sir Hidalgo? :) >>>>> Ginang Atche--- walay akapangibaga ed siak ya concerned ya billit ya dederalen mo kunoy ngaran ko tan aray townmates ko ed Manaoag dia ed San Carlos( EBATNEN GINANG : AGTAKA DEDERALAN,TAN SARAY TAGA MANAOAG, TUA YA AMIN SO INBAGAK)--- ay agii tua manaya ina!( EBAT NEN GINANG:SAY ANAK AGTO DERALEN SO ANAK TO ) Kab kabuasan na Lunes pa nimeeet...ikekerew ko pa ya panangasim agka mandederal ya ngaran tan baley no anggapoy pruebam ta mauges itan ya klasen dasal(EBAT NET GINANG: AGKO ANTAY MANDERAL NA TOO, AMIN YA INBAGAK SO TUA)... no e- ignore-en day postings mo ed Manaoag, nakad man ta tepet mo ra(EBAT NEN GINANG:NEN ENIGNORE YO AK TINEPETAN KOY RICKY AKIN ET ANGGAPOLAY MANPOPOST, SAY KUANTO, WARMAN IRA SIGURO ED SAKEY YA PASEN DIMAN IRALA MANTOTONGTONG KUANTO)...No atay problemam ya comments ed pictures mo ed Manaoag Portal, aliwa labat ya taga manaoag so nayarin man poste tan man comento ed Manaoag portal sikaton agka mantuturo (EBAT NEN MMG: SIKA MAN SO NANCOMMENT KAIBAM MAY SAKEY YA BII, ELEK KI LAN ELEK, PINATONDO TO KAYO NEN RICKY, AGKO BANGITEN MAY KAIBAM TA MAREEN , MANDEEN KA MET KOMON YA SINGA SIKATO )...alilig to tan may manpapalsiit kay billit-abong kasi met ira ta agmo met nasira ay ayamen mo labat...(EBAT NEN MMG: AGAK MANPAPALSIIT) imbagam la ed siak itan nen saman ya walay nan commento ya peke kuno may alulong ed benegan na picture mo (EBAT NEN MMG: SARAMAY COMMENTS ALIWAN TUNGKOL ED ALOLONG, ANDI BALI LAN PAPAANDIEN MO )-- antoy uges to man met ey—di ebatan mo kuan kod sika andi? -- inpaekal mo lan kuan mo iraman ya comments ed si Ricky... Akin antoy agawam natan ta mankukotkot kan mantatanem ya abulok lan prutas???? (EBAT NEN MMG: SIKA SO GINMAPO DIAD URBIZ ANTA ALIWAN SIKAY PIPIESTORYAAN KO ET ISASALAOK MOY BALAOK MON AGMONI INORASAN KANYAN ONYAN APADUKEY) No tua ya agka marunong ya misebeg akin et matalangatang(EBAT: SIKA SO MATALANGATANG) ka dia ya walay labay mon gapuan natan?(EBAT: INEBATAN KO LABAT SI RICKY TA PATUTUNDAEN TOAK ANTA ANGGAPOY INGAPOK AKIN SIAK SO PATUNDAEN TO !) >>> 2 taon la tan ya apalabas ya kuan mo? ( EBAT: SIKA MET MISASALAOK KA) dasal so weapon mon( TUA TAN TA NO MANARAPAN TA SIGURADON AGAK MAKASINGIT ED SIKA ) kuan mo tan 2 taon(EBAT: AGKA MAKATALOS, SAY KUAN GABAY KON IBABAGA SO NO SEBEGEN AK SO MANDASAL AK LA NEN SAY ONEBAT, BALET NATAN AGKO GAWEEN , MAONG MET SO ONEBAT MANAYA NO DIAD SULAT TA NO ARAPAN AGAK LA MAKASINGIT ) ka lang mandadasal manaya ed say atan ya petty ya problemam (EBAT: ANGGAPOY PROBLEMAK NO AGTA EEBATAN TA KA LABAT, SALAMAT LABAT TA AGTA MANAARAPAN NO ANDI, AGAK MAKASINGIT ED SIKA ) akin anggad natan ag ni naekal ed pusom tan nonot mo akin panuntoy panagdasal mo ah??( EBAT : SIKAY NANGAPOAN NO AGKA KOMON MIBABALAOK ED ESTORYAAN MI AGLA YA ONSABI ED SAYA ) limmamot la amod ed pagew mo, nan simit simit la-- unpano naani dakel lay bunga to????( EBAT: GRABI SO KARGAY BUNGAGAM ) ay mairap tay managtanem na mauges ya linawa...unpano mauges ya bunga so naanim naani sikaton bagot mo la-- ni nitan:( EBAT : GRABIN TALAGA SO BUNGAGAM, AGAK MANTATANEM , ) " I am weak but I am strong" kuan mo—that's illogical you are contradicting your own statement.(EBAT: AGKO CONCONTRAEN SO EBABAGAK ,SAY GABAY KON IBABAGA YA WEAK AK TA AGAK MANINTRIGA TAN PANBOSAROTAN, IBABAGAK LAD SIKA DIMAD URBIZ YA AGMO AK SESEBEGAN AGKA MANISIA )..delikado latan ina.(EBAT : ANTO ANAK TAKA ! NO ANAK TAKA BALEG SO KASALANAN KO YA AGTAKA ADISIPLINAAN NEN UGAW KANI TA SIGURO ONLABAN KA KANYAN AGAY LAY IRAP MON TAKAN DISIPLINAAN, KANYAN PINMAWAY KAN ONYA KA), ..unpano natulongan takan mandika( EBAT: AGAK MANDIDIKA )...antam met so email ko akin et agmo ak ni in email nen unaan ni???(EBAT: ANGGAPOY DAPAT YA PAN EMAIL AN KOD SIKA, INEBATAN KO LABAT SO SARAMAY PIBABALAOK MOD GALAWAN MI, BINALAW MOY NANDUROMAN PSEUDONYM KO, AGMI BINALAW SI BNP ED KARAKEL NA PSEUDONYM TO, AGTA KA MET BINALAW ED KARAKEL MET NA PSEUDONYM MO, PATI DONASTION KO KUARTA MAN O EJEMPLO PIBABALIAN MO - ) No bilang ta alingwanan mo la niya lamet: authentic_peenay@yahoo.com insan niyay balon teleponok 916 204 6547 abayag ak lan nan salat na numerok ta abayagak ya anggapo dia sikaton pinapultot ko may numerok ya dati. Agmo ak pan- a- ay ayaman ta tua ak ya too(EBAT: AGTAKA PANGAGALAW GALAWAN, SIKAMI SO MANGAGALAWAN , BALET INBALAOK MOY BALAOK MON AG INORASAN, NO KOMON ET AGMO INBALAOK SO BALAOK MON AG INORASAN , ANGGAPO YAN GOTGOTAN , )
From: Claudia
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Date: Wednesday, February 03, 2010
In my ipinion,birthday has nothing to do with celebration,cake, dine-out,party,invite but it is a day of thanksgiving,a day when I creep into my inner being.According to my old folks, I was born on the island of Santiago by a male expert,albularyo, because at that time there were no midwifes who frequented that island.Later when I was applying for a passport going to Europe I found out that my birthdate registered at the Registry office was on the 15th of March.According to stories ,there must have been a typhoon that hindered the promt registration.But my mother knew ,i was born on the 2nd of February,her own birhtdate .Sometimes I ponder and think of that day I was born on that small island,realizing the fact of what and where I am now,I feel deep gratitude to the Almighty and also to my parents each year of the 2nd of February,it is a significant date.you can believe me when I say, i do not mind the wrinkles( for I have none,he he he),do not need any enhancement ,feel beautiful and attractive inside and outside.Until these days.....Anyway, I never celebrated birthday party in my lifetime,I just enjoy the company of my two children who aside from the Mother´s day ,come home to their mom.
From: Alacran
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Date: Tuesday, February 02, 2010
Having the privilege of celebrating the day of birth did not come until the introduction of the Julian calendar by Julius Caesar in 46 BC. It has a regular year of 365 days divided into 12 months, and a leap day is added to February every 4 years. The aborigines of the islands did not have the notion of time, but had the natural sense of remembrance, that night is time to rest, and day to wake up and to forage for food. Birthdays are inconsequential to them until the onset of European exploration where they learned, that a day is divided hours, days into months, months into a year. It was the introduction of education the lowly islander was forced to mark his/her birth to denote how old he/she for census purposes. Tis' the christianization of the islands where the birth of Christ should be celebrated with pomp and circumstance, and this practice started an avalanche of misguided belief of having birthdays. What's there to celebrate having BD's after you're born? Coming out alive, is celebration enough - without the burden of incessant year in year out crunching of unwelcome numbers in our constant refusal to show aging. Fighting it out with tainted hair, with botox to hide the wrinkles, with face lifts that will shame Cleopata, but still we forgot to fight it out with less cost and worry, is to erase from your mind the Bday that will haunt you the rest of your life. It works in how to accept it, the pain of having no cake in the coffee table.
From: Alacran
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To: Padre Pio
Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Tuesday, February 02, 2010
I smell a rat!
From: Padre Pio
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To: My friends
Remote Name: 58.71.115.230
Date: Tuesday, February 02, 2010
Thank you for the welcome given me by the regulars of this board. I want to answer foremost the response of KBb – presumptous it is but grounded on careful consideration of the exchanges that you have here. Blessed are the sinners for they have tasted the worldly satisfaction, and woe to the humble and meek for they will eat the dust; seems to be the proscription of all you posting. Alumna and Santito intimated that I may had been worldly – true for I could not without experience discuss and condemn such frivolition. From those migivings and indiscretions, I learned to wean myself. And despite these I confess that I never could and never will dable with what Orca intimated, for I have engaged even in my youth opposite sex only older than me. Enough of this discussion – but pray that you will once in good times, remember the graces you have received and without HIM, those will not befall to you. Pray also that in this coming election, the people will be guided in their selection of people that will lead them, and their heart be their guidance for nothing of importance can be seen by the lustful eyes, but the craving heart will guide you to the goodness that is within you. And if I may add, there seems to be a reflection that I sound like someone you know – I assure you that I am not anyone you know, if so, you have known the goodness in you. I will hope and pray that the abundance of intelligence in this board may increase – and that good life as you are and had experience in the past will forever stay with you. I will again visit you as I have calling waiting for me – and pray also that the stength of my WILL guides me to do what is rightful. To yols your perseverance may be the stregnth that guides anyone that comes your way, to Santito, you knowledge and you purpose of sharing whateever good in you sprout like weeds in a fertile ground, to Orca, may your wit and sharpness be productively shared so whatever truth you seek comes flowing and the cauldron of fire of ignorance be averted, to Alumna, your faith in God, your devotion to your family yield not an emty fruition, to all Imiss may you have flood of blessings, to KBb, may you be sheltered by an umbrella of calmness and the shade coming from it shy you away from any temptation that arouse from the evils penetrating the shade of the umbrella – may you be blinded from those sinly thought and your sight replaced by the brightness of purity cascading from person whose main reason is not to grab the holder of the umbrella but to help that person provide the shade and you both be protected by the green jealousy of those wanting to be in you shoes. I shall from time to time join you – but may not be in the frequency that you folks enjoy.
From: Alumna
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To: Birthdays
Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Tuesday, February 02, 2010
Today is Claudia's b-day, I greeted her early but Hidalgo's b-day is not today. If I remember right, I and a few greeted him June for his b-day last year. Maybe he celebrates 2 b-days, I don't know! Or maybe I'm starting to lose it too.....
From: Claudia
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To: Hidalgo
Remote Name: 78.34.1.191
Date: Tuesday, February 02, 2010
Defence-mechanism?....ha ha ha! what is happening with you, Hidalgo?
From: Santito
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Date: Tuesday, February 02, 2010
You had me thinking about how people of long time ago remember their birthdays, if it had any significance to them. Let us go back to prehistoric Philippines when the first inhabitants were the aborigines or what the Spanish called Negritoes or commonly called Aetas. These group of people, as some historians claimed, looked like the first humans who escaped from Africa and traveled to the Philippine Islands through the land bridges during the ice age, before the water covered the land bridges after the great ice melt. These people did not have the culture of the later immigrants, the Indonesians and the Malays. They did not know when they were born, so their basis of age is not number of years because they did not have concept of the earth revolving around the sun, but probably were known by being the old timer in their community, such as oldtimer #1, 2, 3. Their was no discernible change of season in the tropics so they have no basis of time change for remembrance. Because people die young during those times, their numbers was easy to count in terms of ranking the elderly. There you are, Hidalgo, that is what you are talking about, no birthdays, but still the community knew who were the old people in their settlement…. Getting old and older to me is good for knowledge, we gain experience and common sense but the drawback with experience is that by the time we acquire it, we might be too old to take advantage of it, hehehe. Happy birthday to both of you, H and C
From: Hidalgo
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Date: Tuesday, February 02, 2010
It may sound rude, cold and unforgiving, but it's the right prescription to a medical mystery, that even Ponce De Leon made a fool of himself in his search for the ..... fountain of youth. To stop the natural process of aging, without the array of man-made drugs, is to cut down on birth dates and just completely forget it. Meaning not to remember the day you came charging into this world because this way you don't accumulate years piling up on your back. I am in my prime at fifty (50) and stays at fifty everyday ..... not getting any younger or older ala D'Highlander!
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To: D´Americano
Remote Name: 78.34.1.191
Date: Tuesday, February 02, 2010
somebody sent a birthday greeting that goes this way: AQUARIUS".....THE SWEETHEART.....Optimistic and honest.Sweet personality.Very independent.Very stubborn,but original,and unique.Attractive on tne outside and on the inside.Eccentric personality.....HAPPY BIRTHDAY!it is your biethday today, the 2nd of February.
From: KBb
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Remote Name: 75.86.183.69
Date: Tuesday, February 02, 2010
Happy natal day.Surely the finest people are born on february, isn't it? he he he!
From: yols
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Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Monday, February 01, 2010
Next topic please...
From: Yoli
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To: Atche and Bini
Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Monday, February 01, 2010
Nayarin pilukas yo pa ray e-mail yo.
From: Bini
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Bari bariiii puera bambano lakiii baiii...>>> Pasensiya kila dia ed San Carlos MB--- No nayari agko gabay so manpa arap balet si ginang atche – she put me on the spot ( anto lay pangasinan to tan sir Hidalgo? :) >>>>> Ginang Atche--- walay akapangibaga ed siak ya concerned ya billit ya dederalen mo kunoy ngaran ko tan aray townmates ko ed Manaoag dia ed San Carlos--- ay agii tua manaya ina! Kab kabuasan na Lunes pa nimeeet...ikekerew ko pa ya panangasim agka mandederal ya ngaran tan baley no anggapoy pruebam ta mauges itan ya klasen dasal... no e- ignore-en day postings mo ed Manaoag, nakad man ta tepet mo ra...No atay problemam ya comments ed pictures mo ed Manaoag Portal, aliwa labat ya taga manaoag so nayarin man poste tan man comento ed Manaoag portal sikaton agka mantuturo...alilig to tan may manpapalsiit kay billit-abong kasi met ira ta agmo met nasira ay ayamen mo labat... imbagam la ed siak itan nen saman ya walay nan commento ya peke kuno may alulong ed benegan na picture mo-- antoy uges to man met ey—di ebatan mo kuan kod sika andi? -- inpaekal mo lan kuan mo iraman ya comments ed si Ricky... Akin antoy agawam natan ta mankukotkot kan mantatanem ya abulok lan prutas???? No tua ya agka marunong ya misebeg akin et matalangatang ka dia ya walay labay mon gapuan natan? >>> 2 taon la tan ya apalabas ya kuan mo? dasal so weapon mon kuan mo tan 2 taon ka lang mandadasal manaya ed say atan ya petty ya problemam akin anggad natan ag ni naekal ed pusom tan nonot mo akin panuntoy panagdasal mo ah?? limmamot la amod ed pagew mo, nan simit simit la-- unpano naani dakel lay bunga to????ay mairap tay managtanem na mauges ya linawa...unpano mauges ya bunga so naanim naani sikaton bagot mo la-- ni nitan: " I am weak but I am strong" kuan mo—that's illogical you are contradicting your own statement...delikado latan ina...unpano natulongan takan mandika...antam met so email ko akin et agmo ak ni in email nen unaan ni??? No bilang ta alingwanan mo la niya lamet: authentic_peenay@yahoo.com insan niyay balon teleponok 916 204 6547 abayag ak lan nan salat na numerok ta abayagak ya anggapo dia sikaton pinapultot ko may numerok ya dati. Agmo ak pan- a- ay ayaman ta tua ak ya too
From: Ditche
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Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Monday, February 01, 2010
Paki e-mail ya pay balon addy yo. Nansalat kayo amo. Pati phone number no nayari. Nen Sabado binantayan ko man anakon nan perform ed San Jose. Kasumpal to man simmamar kami ed samay simabaan ya nankasalan ko, ta agaylay semek na buildings la natan diman. Ngalngali la agnanengneng si Lady Madonna. Pati may anako aanapen to may melag ya hill ya panpakaruskusan to no kasumpal na misa. Ataneman lan amin.
From: Atche
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Remote Name: 74.47.192.74
Date: Monday, February 01, 2010
IT was about 2yrs ago in Manaoag board when Bini aka atsi Paz aka Paul Abdul Aka Sunrise etc with one of your townmate posted nasty remarks in my pictures comment section , and that they also ignored my posting at Manaoag board and I knew i never did anything wrong to them so I knew it was time to leave Manaoag board , Ibig sabihin ay umalis kana so I left. You even posted in the my pictures comment section," duga la" to them, so they stopped. Everything that happened then is so vivid to me, I don't have to take ghingo biloba. I am a very peaceful person, aliwan mataray, aliwan maronong ya misangsangan tan kebet kebet ak labat, sakey ya saragsaragen. I am weak because I am strong. No leleg mo ak ya sesebegen, or panpapasnokan ongapoak lan mandasal nen say miebatan tan misangsangan. Dasal so weapon ko aliwan sangek. Manpapaliwawa labat.
From: Claudia
Town_City: Colonia Agrippinenses, Alemania
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To: Friends ,Yols,Alumna
Remote Name: 78.34.1.191
Date: Monday, February 01, 2010
Danke! Thank you for the Birthday wishes ..on February 2..Happy Birthday too, to our friend High Priest,Alacran,Orca,B2,etc..on Feb.2...we´re born on same day.Bells ringing?Yes, I think the bell boy have them ready.But mind you girls..I´m gonna elope with him ...at my age,eloping is in!,he he he!" I heard there is a bridenapper waiting at the Nonoy Aquino Airport come April shouting to all curious people, "Have not a single minute to waste,we´ve lost 40 years of our lives"!
From: yols
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Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010
Claudia, happy birthday!!! Wedding bells? Yey!
From: KBb
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Remote Name: 75.86.183.69
Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010
The WHEELS of fortune?
From: Alumna
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To: Claudia of DE
Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010
Happy Birthday, here's wishing you a great year! Best wishes as always and..... do I hear wedding bells come this April?
From: Santito
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Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010
In this board, we like to have fun which comes in different style from different people. I the past, I knew when somebody tried to create and play a role and I played along with the flow because our main purpose is to create topics to talk about. If we identify a masked actor at the opening of the stage, he would become gun shy so he would fade away and we will lose the plot of the zarzuela. I knew that Padre Pio liked to create a story but I think he changed his mind.
From: ditche
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Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010
Saray maka-antay nagagawa, natalusan da. Pulyan yo la,... no mabilay ni si Fr. James, say ibaga ton sigurado, "life is too short". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ou5pzKuKP8w&feature=related
From: yols
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To: Fr. Pio
Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010
hmmmmm, bless me father for I have sinned, ... wait, I promised to behave didn't I, hehehe. Those well constructed sentences remind me of someone - that and the hallowed halls of higher learning:) Welcome... back? You've been missed!
From: Hidalgo
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Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010
Ginang .... Sorry! I should've included you.
From: Orca
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Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010
This board is open to all comers in complete disregard of your standing in society. Butttt, don't come to OK Corral with just a knife in your hands. Don't come ...... like what KBb, Alumna, Santito said .... with hubris and grandstanding or else you could be put to task - you would be stepping on rusted nails or worse than that, you will be walking on a minefield.
From: Alumna
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To: Padre Pio
Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Saturday, January 30, 2010
Posters in this board try not to discuss politics and religion. Threads of discussions are based on each poster's i.e. experiences, questions, beliefs, principles; all facts of life. Most do not try to offend, attack the poster. It is done with decorum when one disagrees or agrees with the flow of discussion. Father, lust, youth, and hope are real feelings that can be discussed with the right attitude. Surely you've touched these subjects without putting any malice on it. I hope to read and think of what more you have to say, welcome to San Carl's message board....
From: hahahaha
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Date: Saturday, January 30, 2010
Fr. Pio, I thought you are dead, what are you doing in Boracay? opppssss
From: KBb
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Remote Name: 75.86.183.69
Date: Saturday, January 30, 2010
I too would like to welcome you to this message board. Varieties of opinions are difinitely encouraged here. Most posters here are also mature and try to stick to issues at hand. Personal attacks are frowned upon and are considered juvenile. However, when you state "Not that I am trying to encroach in your moral understanding OR LACK OF IT", isn't it just a tad presumptuous and condescending?
From: Alacran
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To: Padre Pio
Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Saturday, January 30, 2010
Does your name connotes something pious? Seemed you went for religiosity as a refuge for something sinister? If I'm not mistaken, Padre Pio was that Italian man of the cloth with blood on his hands. Oooops! Sorry! I meant that stigmata on his palms which catholics declared to high heavens a Jesus sign on earth. Well, to some priests - a bloody few - of the catholics of America, literally bloody when they went rampaging into the world of . . . pedophilia. Were you by chance, as Santito insinuated, been a member of the shock troops of the cassock brigade? But, you are from M-a-k-a-t-i. Makati ba ang kamay mo .... pare ko? hehehehehe!
From: Santito
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To: Father Pio
Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Saturday, January 30, 2010
Father Pio, thank you for your visit, it is an honor to be with such illustrious human being like you, a saintly man. I can read below the lines of your statements that you were once a worldly man and as an ordained a priest, you have a wider horizon than others when rendering opinions concerning the worldly wise assessment of the worldly situations. I hope that you would become a regular in this board, you could surely act as the father confessor for many of us because sometimes we get lost in our wild dreams and imaginations. You know father, I too considered joining the Religious Order but the sight of a beautiful girls overcame my saintly ambition so I decided to follow the dictates of Nature, to contribute my share in the continuity of the human specie. One thing where you could really make use of your talents is to consider having a column , sort of advise column for the lonely hearts. I suppose that you probably had a lot of worldly experience in the affairs of the heart because like St Augustine, you decided to forego this worldly paradise to prepare yourself for the everlasting happiness in the celestial world. Lastly, I like to welcome you , you are indeed a gift from heaven.
From: Father Pio
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Remote Name: 112.202.142.187
Date: Saturday, January 30, 2010
I have been a bystander in the exchanges here, not knowing whether joining the discussions would be welcome. Despite my hesitation, I deemed it necessary to share my humble idea, hoping that it would not be personally taken. Surely, there are discussions worthy of keeping, but discussion of lost hope and lost lust is not appropriate. Not that I am trying to encroach in your moral understanding or lack of it, but surely, we can exhaust our cerebral energy to something worthwhile as the political condition of the country. I know you are all expatriate, but curtail being expletive. Certainly, you are enjoying the revisit of your lost youth and engaging in false hope that you can at least experience a day of your wildness. I will pray for your souls, as I prayed for the generator of such discussion. You know who you are.
From: yols
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Remote Name: 76.102.118.8
Date: Friday, January 29, 2010
Alumna, I think the men's patience and sense of humor is wearing thin. Ok, I promise to behave now, hehehe.
From: Ric
Town_City: Chicago
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To: To all lovers of Pangasinan
Remote Name: 75.57.128.75
Date: Friday, January 29, 2010
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From: Alumna
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Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Thursday, January 28, 2010
You funny Yols...
From: yols
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Remote Name: 207.62.35.254
Date: Thursday, January 28, 2010
Keep refrigerated to prevent spoilage, hehehe. Heaven forbid you should venture out to the Nevada desert a little too fast! That is a great idea though. I'll bring extra cooler full of ice to keep you from thawing. Just don't forget to bring the wifey so we can yackety-yack till the cows come home, hehehe. ____ Tibs, some men collect Harleys, some red sports cars, others collect women, and you went for Heifers???
From: SRH
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Date: Thursday, January 28, 2010
It is interesting to live in the temperate regions where there is change of seasons. I anticipate the change, make plans for the next season and for the events that come with it. But to me, there is an added advantage which only exist in my mind, nothing scientific. Do you know the reason why you keep your perishable food in the refrigerator? It is to slow its spoilage, so that is the reason why I feel young because I am refrigerated for 9 months out of a year. So you see, Tibs, I am well preserved and have no butter in my body. My age is slowed down to months instead of years, my skin is not dried up because water evaporates very slowly, and because of the cold, I walk in the Mall, sheltered form the UV light. But the biggest deal of them all is that I don’t get bored because I have something to anticipate, the change that is coming. But if a person is fond of outdoors, this is not the place. Will I stay in this area all my life? Probably so, I am used to this kind of weather and I will miss it. I go out of the house everyday, rain, shine or snow and it does not bother me as long as I can drive….I wonder which place is more pleasant to retire, a hot place with low humidity like Nevada and Arizona or the four season areas? Let us analyze how our body would react to these places. Our body is made up of about 60% water and if you were in a low humidity, hot location, your body water ( cellular water) would be under stress to loss water through perspiration to cool your body, your skin would wrinkle if water was not replaced, you will look older than your age. If you lived in a temperate region, you are refrigerated for 8 to 9 months of the year and your body does not need to cool off , no perspiration where you loss water. Compare you skin when you used to live in a temperate place versus where you are. ( this is not scientific, just an idle thought), hehehe
From: Tibs
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To: SRH
Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Thursday, January 28, 2010
If I can avoid it, ranching is a goner. A pain in the butt. Am thinking to go silver hunting. Still aplenty in 'em thar hills! Checking the Comstock - veins of good significance can be found. I heard you're melting-yourself-like-butter away in a rocking chair watching the grains of gold swaying in the Kansas breeze. How about giving yourself a chance at life here in the virgin high country of Nevada? It could be the greatest adventure of your life, but leave the yackety-yack of wifey behind. Remember, only hard men like the likes Jeremiah Johnson, Barnabas Sackett could survive the unforgiving heat of day and cold of night. But, you'll know if you're man enough. Also, the dry high desert air, is good for your health - with no humidity will give you the stamina you'd never experienced before. Feel better now?
From: SRH
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Date: Wednesday, January 27, 2010
Is Tibbs the cowboy ( not the detective) giving up his ranch? Is he becoming a lonesome cowboy? What he needs is a lively Mephisto, with high heeled cowboy boots and 100 degrees temperature, some like it hot. Being a cowboy is hard work, the sunset is his destination which is home on the range. Now, where can Tibbs, the cowboy find Dale Evans? Maybe, he just wanted to be Jeremiah Johnson of Nevada, sleeping under the stars alone.
From: yols
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Remote Name: 207.62.35.254
Date: Wednesday, January 27, 2010
A RANCH, an honest to goodness working ranch with bovines and one swashbuckling cowboy. I'll pay money to see that, hehehe. ---- I will trade a bowl of pinapaitan beneath the mangoe tree over grading 1,300 proofs anytime:) finals, ... help anyone?
From: Claudia
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Remote Name: 78.34.1.191
Date: Wednesday, January 27, 2010
What´s in the air...Tibu´s..ranching days in Nevada are over..na na na...i thought you´ve invited us to the ranch come June?Ang daya mo... What will i gonna do with the cowboy hat i bought for you? get it bartered for a "kalapiaw"?i remember your words "possible to get the boy out of the farm but impossible to get the farm out of the boy?..#########"..I supposed EP your best friend has started the " backyard farming back home and the old plan of you guys is on its way to reality?Think Yols, Alumna and myself could be lucky to get foothold on that legendary farm at STB?One time in my dream I saw a man cooking big talyasi and Kaldero of Pinapaitan amidst the mango orchard..the road told us this way ...to Sapang....
From: Tibs
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Ranchin' days are over, methinks. Returned the land to the Feds, and let loose the heifers to roam wild and free. Been a headache lately, 'em cows are unruly, and to hold 'em down takes Herculean effort - rustlers are on the prowl. Mustangs? Tried before. Became worst nightmare, however, if a Mephisto comes around, will give it a shot!
From: Alumna
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Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Monday, January 25, 2010
What happened to your ranching days, Tibs? Your heifers got loose again? Get wild mustangs instead and let 'em roam your dalin. Was hoping to tame one when I come June. Yols, gotta sit down with Tibs and play scrabble. Just make sure he doesn't win or we'll be hearing it again and again. BnP, guess you've left for the land of payong girls. Mi-fiesta kayo amo ed Binmaley....
From: yols
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To: Tibs
Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Monday, January 25, 2010
I don't know about that, he can definitely hold his own. He's an artist,... in every sense of the word. ____ Look, I think I may have intimidated others, one in particular, hehehe. Come out smooth operator and I'll disappear for a while. You know who you are:) Later...
From: Tibs
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To: Yols
Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Monday, January 25, 2010
So, you went heels over head for the ... man in black .... just the mastery of tiles. Did it not come to your mind, the Q, a value of 10 was in his palm, hidden and waiting to do the damage meaning impressed your heart to kingdom come? Did you not notice it fell on a blue square - a triple? A set-up to attract the moth into the fire? But, his regret until his dying day - I presumed - is thinking of you his equine not his equipollent. He didn't realize how wrong that was, crossing sword a t-Ricky with a brain bigger than him. he!he!he!he!
From: yols
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To: Tibs
Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Monday, January 25, 2010
Aye, that question should never be answered by anyone with half’a brain, hehehe. Let me tell you a story instead. The very first time I laid my eyes on hubby, he was wearing all black and did not even give me the time of day. The second time we met was between my attempt at playing Hotel California and singing the crap out of each note. He grimaced with a real look of disgust on his face then he turned to play scrabble with the other girls in the room. How dare him ignore me! So I marched in there to show him how the game is played but he ended up beating me. It was pure luck on his part and plain stupidity on my part, all because I wanted to see if he knew how to use his tiles which I happen to accidentally see, hehehe. He scored two fifty pointers in a row! By the time he completed his “equines” on the board, I was head over heels, hehehe. Oh yeah, we also played basketball in the driveway and he says to me “I bet ten bucks I can outshoot you.” I let him win☺
From: Tiburon
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To: Yols
Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 24, 2010
I play both and and good at it, too. What can of gambit you preferred most - a Ruy Lopez? Chess is a highly analytical exercise in nature. Must have the brains to think three to five moves in advance, but not comparable to a Fischer or a Karpov who could think far more than that. Scrabble .... you must have an encyclopedic memory, that Websterian approach to the written word. How good are ya?
From: yols
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Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Sunday, January 24, 2010
I know how to play that game too, but it's predictable because you can count ahead. And sometimes counting ahead can lead to cheating. Just don't get caught cheating ta umpano ibasig da ed ulom imay sungkaan, hehehe.
From: TPU
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To: Yoly
Remote Name: 75.43.219.164
Date: Sunday, January 24, 2010
I don'tknow the games you mentioned but I can bet you I knew better in playing the game of SONGCA with 7 pebbles in each whole. No cheating in dropping the number of pebbles in each hole.
From: yols
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To: Tiburon
Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Sunday, January 24, 2010
Nada, hehehe. It's the excitement and satisfaction of finding the right pieces to solve a puzzle. Do you play chess or scrabble? Kinda' like that,...
From: Tiburon
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 24, 2010
:@! You didn't know whom you're married with? :----). Holy Caramba! How's much the dowry? he!he!he!he!
From: yols
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Date: Sunday, January 24, 2010
The second one gets my vote. In fact, I fell for one, hehehe, and to this day I'm still trying to "solve" him:):):)
From: Hidalgo
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Date: Sunday, January 24, 2010
I rather have the first one ... stark naked or just a thong to show it off. With it carries the truth, the real thing on what she has to offer. No imagination, no mumbo-jumbo, like the days of old where spoils of war were paraded in the stage for buyers to touch and check. What you see, is what you get! Not like the 2nd and 3rd options where miniskirts or burjas are an invitation to future regrets. How would like her in a Dela Renta outfit and found out later a huge scar on her butt? Or, the worst kind .... a Versace!
From: RHS
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Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Sunday, January 24, 2010
When I am in a crowd with strangers, there are three kinds of people who attract my attention. The first is one who has not met any stranger yet, the very talkative guy. The second is the elusive, quiet who keeps to himself or herself. The third is the one who talks just enough but leaves some words for you to think about. Among the three, I enjoy the third one ….I said I enjoy the third because… The first is like a woman in a bikini suit who bares it all, nothing left to imagine except the little spot. The second is like a woman in burka, fully veiled, nothing to begin the imagination. The third is a woman in mini skirt, I wonder what is left unseen….A guy who does not bare everything about himself is fun for girls to find out and he would either be a surprise or nothing at all, but he was fun.
From: Agrippinenses
Town_City: Colonia,Alemania
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To: doc
Remote Name: 78.34.1.191
Date: Sunday, January 24, 2010
"Schaaf in Wolfpelz"...he he he,have it translated by wifey...
From: Claudia
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To: yols
Remote Name: 78.34.1.191
Date: Sunday, January 24, 2010
Exactly, supposed to be the men in white....but in truth ..in black...skin the gals out...playboy in disguise? he he he.silent waters run deep?Do not get disgusted ,doc..nurses are like that,they knew the men in white!!!
From: yols
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Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010
Aye! The mysterious man in black, ... I believe HRS know that story:)
From: KBb
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Remote Name: 75.86.183.69
Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010
There is more than one way to skin a cat, as the old saying goes. Verily, being good with words "maong ya manvirso" works, and there is nothing wrong with it. However, I follow a different style. There should be an air of mystery in a relationship. The more unknown and unpredictable a guy is, the more females become interested. It excites curiosity and an air of excitement. For me, a bare and naked female would not produce as much excitement as a partially-clothed one. Something should be left for the imagination. Females in general have that instinct of trying to find out about a guy. The more unscrutable one is, the more is their interest in trying to solve you. As mama Ostran would say, VIVE LA DIFFERANCE!
From: TPU
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To: All Women on this Board
Remote Name: 75.43.219.164
Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010
I have that gut feeling that BNP has authored one of those Books of Love Letters most popular among high school boys. I can tell how these ladies felt so enamored by kind and touching words of endearment. BNP doesn't need a guitar or violin I knew that arrogant, hard and aloof nature of a girl will surrender in submission when BNP starts talking to her in between them a flickering candle light and a soft music. What do you say KB? Hidalgo?
From: Orca
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Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010
Well, it seems BNP got all the girls fired up. What if, he's an snake oil salesman?
From: yols
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Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010
Keep that up BNP, and you'll have half the women in this board screaming YES! to whatever it is you're selling, hehehe. _____ Being burned too often is sometimes enough medicine to be part of that 1% subgroup who would direct the sweet talkers to the nearest mountain and tell him/her to go fly that kite, ... I'm keeping the marines out of this one, hehehe. _____ I blame the hallmarks and danielle steeles of our time for obliterating romance off the face of our real world. There are the pragmatists in each of us who'd want to see more of the doers come alive not from ideals or out of necessity but as a selfless act.
From: BnP
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To: Alumna
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010
......he probably delivered the following to you.And he said, I love you, a love that knows no boundary. It is coupled with unlimited understanding, a love that can exist on its own. You do not have to love me, for I have sufficient love for both of us. Love that is not controlling; a love that will allow us to both grow. If the time comes that you change your mind, be not afraid to tell me for I’d rather see you happy than be with me miserably…… This is the kind of love that nurture and does not suffocate. In time, you will learn to love me..... This is not a line, but expression of emotion from a person that truly find himself in love.
From: BnP
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To: Alumna
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010
Yep...it is the same song with lyrics and delivery tweaked appropriately for the occasion. he!he!he!he!
From: Alumna
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Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Saturday, January 23, 2010
He told me what I needed to hear and not what I wanted to hear, thus, the I dos that followed.. No, he told me differently from what he told his past chickas with pleading eyes and promised me not the sun, moon, and stars but his undying love and understanding... hehehe
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Friday, January 22, 2010
Let me explain further my response to Yols. How many husbands including yours never had a prior relationship before you? If he had, chances are that he had expressed his emotion in the same manner as he expressed them to you. However, when he made the statement to you, it made a lot of difference because you made the words worth repeating, and that he is saying it with sincerity when he repeated those words of love to you.
From: Alumna
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Date: Friday, January 22, 2010
Give any man or woman what they need to hear and follow through, 99% you'll get what you want. That 1% remaining will look you in the eye and tell you flat straight, go tell it to the Marines....
From: BnP
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To: Yols.....
Remote Name: 158.70.200.96
Date: Friday, January 22, 2010
Now, now, taking a great risk, let me respond to you. What did I say before? A good counselor will tell you if caught "en flagrante delicto" (caught in act) do not deny but justify! Likewise, a woman may tell you – that she knows you have said those lines before, and that you are just repeating them again. Then admit to her, that it is true, you are guilty for having said it before. But, this time, you have the burden and it pains you to repeat them again, for lack of better words, but do tell her that this time you are saying it with all utmost sincerity. Tell her that you truly regret having said those words before; because now that your sincerity is suspect. However, ask, the lady to judge you not by these words, but by your actions as you walk the life together. If this does not work, my name is not Boleg. Now….ladies, we are given new lease of life when we turn new leaf, isnt it?
From: An Idle Mind
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Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Friday, January 22, 2010
let me summarize what Mr. T Help said in simple words. " Love starts with a smile, grows with a kiss and ends with a tear. It is because it could either warm your heart or burn your house down."
From: yols
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Date: Friday, January 22, 2010
OK BNP, I've bitten my tongue long enough to a point of paralysis! Do women actually fall for these lines, hehehe!
From: Tying to help
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To: Ms. Salome Villanueva?
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Thursday, January 21, 2010
I am not sure whether the parents are still alive. For sure, Ms. Mondares may not remember me – unless her younger friends are with her in which case, I will be lucky if I get cold shoulder treatment only. That is the reason I keep on harping that “You can forget the pain, but the pleasure lingers in the mind.” And if the ladies I crossed path will only bear in mind that the happiness and the loving beyond pleasure erases the pain, I certainly will not be looking behind me all the time. But the truth Salome is that I was never at fault for I was just a victim of the passing illusion occasioned by the presence of those beautiful women. If eyes are made for seeing and the beauty has its own excuse for being, I should then not be faulted for giving in to the vexing temptations. Mama Mia! Blame the men, but the women generate the heat of temptations.
From: yols
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Date: Thursday, January 21, 2010
Pasingit naman,... Check out some photos taken in my neck of the woods yesterday http://manaoagportalalbums1.blogspot.com/ Power went out sometime early Tuesday and was restored early this morning.
From: Tiburon
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To: BNP
Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Thursday, January 21, 2010
Men of honor can keep a secret. It happened in San Carlos. When Mayor Resuello was waked for days on end, everybody were surprised when nine (9) concubines - as the story was told - lined-up before his bier to say goodbye for the last time. And these women were independent of each other. How he put them under wraps was something to be admired. All those years, Mayor Resuello was an awesome player of the first order, and he brought his innermost secrets to his grave.
From: Salome Villanue
Town_City: Mangaldan, Pangasinan
Email: salshe02@hotmail.com
To: Mr "trying to help"
Remote Name: 76.28.237.242
Date: Thursday, January 21, 2010
I just read your response today. Thank you. You are funny! Indeed, Estela Mondares was one of our class muses and I expect her to age gracefully. Our class golden reunion is fast approaching (8 weeks from now) and we still have many classmates whom we have not located. I am hoping people might see my postings and lead me to her. Does Estela’s house still stand across Farmacia Bautista? What is the street address and is it in San Carlos City? If her family knows you, I wonder if you could ask them Estela’s address in Daly City, California or even phone number. I would like to inform her of our class plans. Thank you Mr “trying to help”. And who is AG?
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Thursday, January 21, 2010
I know a guy that raised two families 20 miles apart from each other. He used the same architectural plan to build each of the spouses a house, named his offspring on both sides the same. The secret came out when he was brought to the hospital for coronary infarction. Can he keep a secret or not? He!he!he!he!
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Thursday, January 21, 2010
And be thankful that they are still appreciating beautiful women and not the muscled men. If that happens, you will have a big problem. So, encourage your husband to appreciate beautiful women. We always find it soothing and therapeutic, except for occasional arrhythmia.
From: TPU
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To: To all the Girls in this funnny Board
Remote Name: 75.43.219.164
Date: Thursday, January 21, 2010
Don't take it seriously,ladies. When your husbands reach that age where they no longer are adept putting their ties, their eyes towards young women are just illusion, incapable,harmless, just talk with just smoke and no more firepower as when he was courting you especially that first night encounter. Gone were the days. Let them go wherever they want to go or better yet, let them join a nudist colony alone without you. he, he , he
From: Tiburon
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Date: Thursday, January 21, 2010
Such mantra/watchword ..... can be of help thru the years. But, its execution must done with finesse or else would become a nightmare - that will haunt you to neverland. In the world of the three monkeys only a few ... a chosen few ... made the grades.
From: BnP
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To: Alumna
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Your hubby is very good. Men around him protect each other, it is the brotherhood among soldiers. I am quite sure that he benefited from such mantra as well. oooppppps!
From: Tiburon
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Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010
What you ... hear ... see ... do ... in Vegas ... leave it ... in Vegas!
From: Alumna
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To: TPU
Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010
He would love your company I bet! He has a knack of knowing "in" places for gentlemen in Manila. Just like BnP when he goes home, he goes solo flight, I am usually up in the mountains or in Binmaley with our son. Quite a breather if you ask me. Akawli to lat tan, agko gabay ya itabin ta masiken met la. I'm pretty cool when he wants to be with the guys, just don't let me find out what he has been up to. His mantra, what you see, what you hear, leave it here (wherever that maybe)... I suppose it's yours, BnP, KBb, AG, and Tiburon's mantra as well...
From: TPU
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To: Alumna
Remote Name: 75.47.188.174
Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010
I think your husband was with us at one time, KB, BNP and myself having gone to greener pastures looking at those passing young mermaids in skimpy Fredericks of Hollywood type of raiment in single mens clubs (we all lied we are unmarried). We just look at them in a kind of fashion display rehearsals and we heard your husband mumbling a lot of OHS and AHs. We had a good time then with all those drinks courtesy of BNP.
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Wednesday, January 20, 2010
RHS opened an idea which I long closed. That blue-seal products are better products and that cooking is effeminate. These are two different mindset – but congruent to each other. The first follows the concept that women with fair complexion (mestisang bangus) are attractive and the kayumangis are less attractive. The fair complexion always plays the “reyna sagala” and the others are just the flower maids. So wrong! As a young man, I found this not to be true – when viewing the beauty, color to me is immaterial. I take into consideration the whole package including with what is inside (character). As to cooking – it is an art and art appeals to people with finer taste. This is also true with profession – before, you will not find a male nurse. I love flowers and I joined my wife in attending orchid shows. More so, I love going to Japanese flower arrangement – an art I discovered late in my adult life. I do ikebana – my wife was amazed how I learned them. I learned them through immersion experience, much like my language training. And to most guys that have lived in US for a long time – I too have immersion with the western life style – but I am a farm boy, raised and grown in the kapasulan of Pangasinan. I believe that my full Asian experience and taste will not be replaced, unless you are introduced to the “southern comfort” in which case you may change your mind.
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I think - not a braggadocio - I hit the American kitchen floor running. I learned my lessons in preparation and cooking from my mother at an early age. Not only that, I was a keen student of those .... cusiniros .... who were tasked to create such delectable plates of mouth-watering dishes just looking at the pig/cow tied under the baiaoas tree. It was like playing golf or riding a bicycle, once it's known you'll never forget it. To me, cooking is an adventure in the rarefied air of culinary art. The perfection of my education came, when I was thrown a sharp knife and a live fatty specimen of a goat, and given the marching order, that once I holler, it's already on the table cooked - for the taking. An exercise in exclusivity! Pinapaitan and calderita, anyone?
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Filipino men of the 1960s and 70s grew up in a culture where cooking was considered a woman’s territory. Two of my brothers in law migrated to America as Interns in the 1960s and the Filipino food became a luxury that they missed because they did not know how to cook. One of them eventually married his Filipino wife because “ his heart is connected to his stomach “. The other one married his Caucasian wife because she was a “blue seal who learned how to cook Filipino food”. Blue seal was a slang in the Philippines of anything imported from America or Europe. During those times, cigarettes and whiskey imported from USA were sealed with blue stamps, hence the blue seal to distinguish it from the local cigarettes and the Cowboy Gin.
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Unbeknown to the eating public .... cooking is not only cooking for eating sakes. It's an art to itself, and mastery of it takes time like a dish simmering in a crackpot. It's a learning, a continuing process challenging the most sophisticated of taste buds, the wil-o'-the-wisp in a kitchen, that from a simple ingredient you can turn it into ambrosiac perfection or bumbling idiocy. But, in its magical form, with little sprinkling of salt 'n pepper ..... it's the closest route to a woman's heart.
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Now you open up a new subject. In this particular area of human necessity. I believed I am an afficionado that I wouldn't dare haul down my emblem or flag without a fight. My experience goes back at home before I came to America reinforced by my stint in US Navy service as Steward (in the Army or Marines, they call themselves Orderlies). Recruited as Steward as all non-citizen (US) Filipinos made their entry to America, one of the subjects of learning (specialized school) the trade was Cookery or Food preparation. Even I was just steward for 4 years, I learned a lot about American Culinary art that up to this day I use it entertaining friends at home parties. I can judge a good cook by how sharp his cooking knives are, how neat his preparation area is especially the sink, cupboard, refrigerator and tidy meatboard. Once on a cruise, during our last day on board a ship, they (ship) gave us a very nice going away party and the highlight of the night was a parade of waiters and waitresses carrying a each a platter of what they call "Bake Alaska" with a lighted small candle on top. Before our waiter sat it in our table I knew what it was which was just an Ice cream with foamy white egg ran thru a blender and put on top of the hard ice cream and bake over at 350 degrees in a minute just to brown the foamy white of an egg. I prepared that once before while I was cook and to my amazement the officers I served that dessert made a considerable attaboys of what I accomplished. Take the case of turkey. Turkey is the cheapest food there is in the grocery store and only served during the holidays that can run to as low as 30 cents a pound. Turkey meat is bland and what makes it so good is how good the gravy is. Even my sons and daughters in law when I said I prepared roast turkey, they come in droves because they knew how I prepared my gravy, a gravy made from the basic ingredients. At pot luck parties my friends just tell me (not asked) to bring vegetable pinakbet. I usually make so much that whats leftover after meal every housewives always scamper to take some home.My pot is always clean empty to take home. My wife admit that she was too lucky that I knew how to cook. When she cook she always asked me to taste her concoction if its alright. Well cooking is just a mixture of ingredients of the right quality, quantity proper temperature cooking time and amount of condiments and liquid you put in. I am not much of putting garnish to any food prepared because garnish is just a decoration, just a waste. Now going back to BNPs boyhood experience, I admit that I am just as bad as he is. The first one to the outhouse in the bamboo groves, just to skip washing the dishes. We don't have that tissue we use routinely here, but sticks and coconut hush if available to wipe clean our rectum. The most popular one we used during those lean times was the sugar cane peelings which is always available in most yards. For you guys who were born with silver spoons in their mouths and which you haven't experienced scenarios in a poor mans backyard was the appearance of santol seedling in groves behind those large trees or bamboos. You know what they were? It was just a part of the stool, because if you don't swallow the santol seeds you will never feel your fill. In about couple of weeks, those seeds come sprouting like mongo beans sprouts. Those are now memories from the past.
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I was the youngest too. My sisters call me Botog (lazy). For after dinner I would stay in the outhouse and come out only after the dishes were done. The benefit of being the youngest is that your parents are tired imposing discipline and likewise you learn from your older sibling things your parents wants to hear – and that would be your response. I thought my wife was a good cook for she will bring me at the dorm food their maid prepared, until I learn later that she couldn’t even cook rice. I came to US as single, and I learn that American women fancy men that are sensitive to women’s needs, so I learn how to cook breakfast. The reason why breakfast, is that you get to stay overnight to prepare for the breakfast; and you can have the pre-breakfast privileges. When I started working with our Agency, I had the privilege of being a member of the senior level buffet at the Secretary’s kitchen. For $12:00 a week, I can have all the coffee, tea I can drink and the donuts, quiche and other breakfast menu that the Secretary’s kitchen prepares. The cook were prior Navy Filipino guys so they take care of my lunch as I only do lunch couple of days a week at the office. Whenever I had a chance, I look at the way they prepare food and learn from there. When our Division moved out of the building, the price of coffee outside that kitchen gave me a jolt. Now, I can claim that I am a better cook than my wife. Last night I prepared Norfolk Spot paksiw. My favorite is grilled bangus with saluyot, labong and taro roots. My sweet daughter in law, full blooded Chinese and whose parent owns a restaurant does not even know how to cook. You can send me to a gourmet store and will talk their lingo – but send me to grocery for other stuff like laundry detergent, I am lost. I usually order my beef through the internet – or from an amish farmer. For my fish, I travel to Virginia Beach just to get them. They are fresh and caught wild. I usually stock them by October except for the Bangus which I buy from the local Asian market (they are Taiwan bangus). .
From: yols
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Date: Sunday, January 17, 2010
I was never into cooking, I don't know why. Heaven knows I love to eat, hehehe. Growing up as the youngest, I always had older brothers and sisters who cooked. I would do any chores but cooking. When hubby “announced” we were getting married, my Mom asked him if he knew how to cook and explained that I don't know the difference between a caldero and a tabo, hehehe. We lived on pasta, soup, and salad while our daughter was still in the house. Hubby can cook fancy dishes but not Filipino food. He's the type who would order a dish in a restaurant and after eating he can reproduce the dish without a recipe. His parents stayed with us when I went to grad school to help us out, and my mother-in-law CAN cook. She can even make spam taste good! She taught me how to cook a few things, but they're usually ginisa. Yeah, I brought a bunch of those sauce mixes back. I just found out this weekend that sinigang na manok is just as good as pork, hehehe.
From: HRS
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Date: Sunday, January 17, 2010
During my prime, kitchen was my favorite habitat where I cooked gourmet foods or rather had creative cooking. My wife enjoyed my creative recipes, so did my friends that they enjoyed being guinea pigs. After my son left for college, my lifestyle also changed, I only cook simple food once or twice a week, the rest of the week is come what may, fast foods or restaurants. The trick about good cooking is the sauce, but I do not make my own sauce, I make use of the ready made pockets of sauce mixtures available in stores to make cooking convenient and fast. Right now, I still enjoy the place where I play the game of chance. As far as the golf game is concerned, I have been to a golf course only twice in my life, just in the driving range and that is as far as what I know about the golf game although I enjoy watching the PGA tournaments.
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Hubby's into NASCAR, an avid fan, follows them like a puppy and into drop zones. Nahh, not baseball, he's more into football. And when in PI he enjoys "Daisy" watching like the guys here. Antoy Daisy kwan ko, daisy-sais, daisy-siete, daisy-ocho.... balet pa-simple, singa sikayo met...
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Date: Sunday, January 17, 2010
HRS, what's the wifey's kitchen implement by choice?
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Alumna's hubby likes fast cars. Race cars and baseball bat? Not a pretty thought, hehehe
From: Orca
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Date: Sunday, January 17, 2010
How about Alumna? She never uttered anything about 9 or 6 irons. But, to think of it, she could have something we don't know about. She could've a ... baseball bat ... autographed by Hank Aaron of the Atlanta Braves. How 'bout that for comparison, Yols?
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BNP & Tiburon, he knows I'm very good with numbers and that I know how to use my nine iron, hehehe.
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Yols .... when you come back to Vegas to have a taste on what can it offer - you wouldn't pass the old metal detector before you board your plane to go back where the turkeys roam. Instead, we will put you to the most sophisticated machine the TSA could put on line. It will make you transparent to show if you are hiding anything underneath. My advice to you and all who come to visit ..... put something like panties bought from Vicky's Secret not from Wal-Mart. The name brand will show in the monitor. Don't be so cheap! And for men don't put on what Laqui Pero used to wear ..... supot na arina?
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BNP ....... Agreed! Memory is the name of the game. And buy a disposable cellphone - I repeat - disposable cellphone when allowing Payong girl / DI when texting reminding you she's going broke and the cupboard's almost empty. And don't you ever .... don't you ever .... leave that damned thing where #1 can put her hands on it. The repercussion is terrible to contemplate!
From: BnP
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Date: Sunday, January 17, 2010
Just kidding - don't want to insinuate anything.
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Hubby hates kissing lipstick - ahhhh, knows what he is doing. The body of evidence is the proof of the crime. Does he have a good memory - can keep numbers and names in mind without writing? Hmmmmmmmm!
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Date: Saturday, January 16, 2010
A few years ago I went to a convention in Vegas and the place was crawling with math teachers from everywhere (I'm almost certain the whole city lost money, hehehe.) The lines were ridiculously long at the airport on our way back, and after going through that metal detector door, out of hundreds if not thousands of teachers in those lines still wearing credentials around our necks, this lady signaled me to her side. She passed that Jedi-lightsaber baton she had in her hand all around me and still wasn't satisfied. In her very distinct accent, she said “raise your shirt” I raised an eyebrow and she repeated “raise your shirt”. I smiled and asked “how high do you want it?” and “raised” my shirt alarmingly high. The crowd applauded and I took a bow, hehehe So, KB, were you asked to drop your pants by this Filipina security jedi knightress at the Vegas airport? ____ TP, hubby golfs, drinks light beer and cape codder, doesn't smoke, and hates kissing lipstick:)
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First of all to the serious posters on this MB, my apologies. Our main aim is to entertain in the land of my mother. Now back to reality. Tiburon may be the new manager of the Mustang Ranch and/or the Body Shop. I was there in his place a week ago albeit at the airport, he he he!. Know what attracted me the best? It was the weather at that time. Those girls that Yoli posted can not hang a vine compared to the Videoke bar girls available at Ventinella AS I WAS TOLD, he he he!
From: Tiburon
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BNP ...... I'm making you an offer you couldn't in your holy of holies .... resist!
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If those are the cowgirls in Tiburon's ranch, well I am a farm boy. How can I resist.
From: TPU
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Date: Saturday, January 16, 2010
My idea of a Payong girl is casually attired, barely touch of lipstick not too revealing color, pants that hide the panty lines, sneaker, minimum use of jewelry or none at all, well coif hairdo newly bathed that I could easily smell that Irish spring fragrance and when we are in clubhouse after strenous day in the field she obligingly drink with me her a very dry martini and my favorite Crown Royal on the rocks. I think I am day dreaming. By the way do your husbands have the same passion as mine? If they do they are great companion. Now you know my idealism revealed.
From: yols
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my cerebral almost drowned in caffeine as it traveled up my throat and down my nostrils as I got to the last sentence of your post BNP, ok, try this little "encouragement": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbOHreaPvhE BTW, is that reunion still happening in Vegas this year Alumna? I remember Tiburon promising us a santalyasin papaitan...
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BNP . . . nothing in Vegas will charm the fiery volcanoes in you? You must be joking! How 'bout letting you loose in my . . . ranch . . . and allow you to catch the mouth-watering heifer available on demand? Those payong girls compared to my cows are an insult, which only the ilk of KB could appreciate. hehehehe!
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Date: Saturday, January 16, 2010
Tiburon – you are cerebral, that is what will catch your fancy. The esoteric discussion, the aesthetic appreciation of the art of handling the Payong, the unsolicited technical advices that they will give you in reading the greens and the proper handling of the club can be given to you in the privacy of your company. All of this over a cup of coffee of in a tub with your eyes closed listening to the sweet whisper and the soothing swirling of the water. You mentioned Belagio – the only thing I enjoyed in Belagio is watching the dancing fountain in rhythm with the music while drinking my beer and watching the smoke of my Cohiba mixes with the mist of the dancing fountain. Other than that, I do not think there is anything in Las Vegas that would entice me.
From: Alumna
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Date: Friday, January 15, 2010
I'll make sure to check out a golf course when I go home, maybe even learn to play and get lucky to have a young, gwapito payong guy to amuse me (hahaha)! I already have a good head start from the masters, the powers they have, and their drive....
From: BnP
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Date: Friday, January 15, 2010
We are keen observant. No need to experience - I know you and TP are men of the world of sports. Basketball - that is shoot first then dribble. he!he!he!he! Synapses are firing right? I learn that word from you.
From: yols
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Date: Friday, January 15, 2010
In fairness to these ladies, they do an honest work for an honest pay. They work for tips averaging 350php-500php per game. If they are getting more than that, then one would wonder what the job description entails. They dress accordingly, usually a uniform made up of cotton sport shirt and pants/shorts and anything in between, and their signature little hats and golf shoes. They’re called payong girls because they literally follow you around with their payongs. They also caddy for the players, luckily most of the decent courses require golf carts, so they don’t have to carry the bags around. They’ll read the grass, clean the balls, and in my case, they go after my balls, or they drive me back to the clubhouse, hehehe. I’ve only been to three courses; Las Pinas, Subic, and BRC (Bataan Refinery). I don’t play the game at any level close to where hubby is. I usually just check out the course, and if I obey the rules and manage to hush long enough for anyone to actually hit the ball, maybe I’m permitted to play a few holes, hahaha. Like BNP said, most of them are educated and can entertain you with their intellect, but oftentimes I’ve also had to bite my tongue a few times when I see how men treat them. Yes they will flirt with the guys if/when encouraged and yes, they are smart enough to know what’s going on…
From: KBb
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Believe me, they might be young, they might be poor but THEY ARE NOT NAIVE. Again, just plain observation, never personal experience nor participation. I should be called BnP-II by now for my rationale, he he he!
From: A Reader
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Date: Friday, January 15, 2010
This is a serious talk, unlike my previous suggestions that were sprinkled with humor. During my last visit to San Carlos, I had opportunity to drive around the barrios including remote places that I had not seen while growing up in the town. What I noticed was that the OFW economic engine is trickling into the barrios, I saw nice houses and cars in the barrios, including the remotest of places. My suggestion is to build mini Seven Eleven convenience stores in some of the barrios, you could sell the goods at cheaper price because you could buy your supplies in volume. You will be helping the residents become self sufficient in their community, but the problem is that you would become like the Wal-Mart here in America, you would put out of business the small garita or tindaan owned by Tia Pepita.
From: Orca
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Date: Friday, January 15, 2010
Also, this ongoing fad of a D-ance I-nstructress at your beck 'n call. It's a must have, there ya go . . . a must have . . . if you want to be seen twirling the night away with a delicate nymph in an upbeat tune, where a balikbayan's old, arthritic and athropied legs tried to keep up with times. It could cost aplenty to maintain the aura of invincibility money wise, but it would cost likewise with the watchin' eyes who are left behind. Dare I must say; watch out whom you dancin' with ...... it can break your heart!
From: Alumna
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Date: Friday, January 15, 2010
Ahhh so, that's how these payong girls roll manaya. Forgive my curiousity. Speaking of jobs back home, Filipinos are creative! Hubby came home from one of his gigs in the south then. Supposedly, south of PI was sterile for them. Mummed GROs, paddled in bancas were provided for them as courtesy gifts from their counterparts. Dressed in their skimpiest outfits, heeled shoes with stockings amid the hot weather, came ashore, paraded.. GRO, sounds like a fancy term, so I ask my hubby what it meant, guest relations officer kano! The ingenuity (bent) of some of our countrymen who often are to be blamed for the exploitation and commercialism of these young, naive, poor Filipinas.....
From: Tiburon
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Date: Friday, January 15, 2010
Hate to interrupt this golf course's shennanigans, but this Pampanga payong girl you . . . encounter . . . caught my fancy. Begorrah! Am I missing something? Golf is not my go-to steam outlet. Maybe, I'll give it a shot if not too late. I heard there's a putting green on top the Bellagio "payonged" by the best there is. How 'bout that?
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010
The Payong girls also can offer technical advices. They observed a lot of golfers, and are conversant with the technique of correct and proper handling of the club; application of proper stroke so that the ball rolls at a sustain speed till it reaches the hole. The momentum caused by the stroke depends on whether it is a fast green, or slow green (turf consideration). Because these Payong girls live in the course, they are familiar with the turf and can eye where the obstacle maybe. At Mimosa in Clark, these Pampanguena Payong girls are one of the best that I have encountered. Most of these Payong Girls are college graduate too. So they are not limited in their communication style, and can engage in esoteric discussions – until your synapses are firing right. Sometimes their ideas passes right our head, so we could not repeat the discussion when asked. Asked your husbands if they have engaged these Payong Girls, they will deny it, because they had been humbled by their great minds. Like I said, mind is a terrible thing to waste.
From: BnP
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Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010
Training, training, training. Correct practice makes it perfect. KB sufficiently described the art - no need for me to further elucidate. Remember, the observation is based on aesthetic consideration - no prurient interest per KB. Same here.
From: Alumna
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Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010
How can you guys do your best golf strokes, drives with the payong girls near you? Wouldn't these payong girls just be a hindrance instead? And oh, I was curious how these payong girls are outfitted? Do they come following you guys in daisy dukes, micro skirts, stiletto heels? Just trying to get an idea how they can maneuver the course.....
From: yols
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Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010
... you don't have to do everything together but sometimes, husbands and wives are "better together" when they go out of their way to learn what makes each other tick...
From: yols
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Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010
BNP, I've a soft heart for facial hair, hahaha. Check this out and listen to what he says, oh yeah, another day-old beard, hehehe... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPXU33iquDE&feature=related Claudia, you convince the guys and I'll bring the payongs:):):)
From: Claudia
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Remote Name: 78.34.1.191
Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010
Are we gonna go down there the Golf Course if these guys would be willing to be our "Payong Boys?"
From: BnP
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Date: Thursday, January 14, 2010
Natan naantaan ko no anto so labay mon tagapayong ed sika...he!he!he!he! - itdan moy gillete ta aga akapanbalbas a maong - makasugat itan.
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Sometimes there is a virtue in respecting individuality in marriage. I encourage my wife to maintain what every hobby she has join her at will; but will never convince her to take my interest in sports. he!he!he!he!
From: yols
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Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010
KB, this is what happens when hubby insist the wifey learns the game he!he!he! So TP, learn the game and leave the wifey at home. You'd make a happier golfer, I'm sure, ha!ha!ha!
From: KBb
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Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010
We got double-gypped,so where is the girl?
From: KBb
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Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010
We got gypped, where is the payong?
From: yols
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Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010
As promised, he!he!he! http://manaoagportalalbums1.blogspot.com/
From: BNP
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Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010
I am moved by KB’s explanation on the art of holding the payong. If this is true, there is a need to propagate this art in as a business. I will be exploring how we can provide training to these girls and since Golf is one of the lucrative sports in the world – we can start exporting this Payong girls to the whole world. Since Business woman is looking for the possibility of starting the business, please contact me for possible partnership. I will be your limited partner and you will be the financing partner. I assure you I will uphold my fiduciary obligation and my hands will never be in the cookie jar. He!he!he!he!
From: aaaagh
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Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Your plans seems is still in infancy. just a bit of advise. first of all, check how much overhead you will incur because the taxes there is overlapping. daily ticket/monthly/.. etc not too familiar.. likewise, they compute your sales tax base on their assumption that your business grows every year. no exemption.
From: TPU
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Remote Name: 75.43.205.174
Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Scooby Doo, Dippity Dog are just one personality, very attentive, helpful, emotional and never bark at the wrong tree most of the time. Now I learned a lot from KB's posting about Payong Girls. Never in my wildest dream ever I thought of the services available to golfers. I would be a pleasant or pleasing companion to one if I can be tended with a a nice and accomodating service with a tip for every stoke and I really don't care where my golf ball falls. PI is too warm or hot and sweating is a major part of the problem but with Payong girls I don't see any problem at all. My three sons kept nudging me to play with them I no longer remember (when I was asked) with free equipment, cool beer after session of play, rental jalopy and all. But honestly with KB's newly discovered services, I am convinced, I will consider in playing his sport of choice. As old as we are now I needed some guidance and direction to where I will send my golf ball flying. Now I am retired I believed the Payong girls would be of great help to add few years of living in this crazy world of sport. This is not an invitation to others men and women alike for it may affect and aggravate your health problems and pocket books as you may know human labor is getting so expensive as in car repairs nowdays.
From: yols
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Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Ok give me a few a hours. When I get home today I'll post that last payong girl hubby had, so you have an idea what these gentlemen are referring to. standby, ... stand down rather, hehehe
From: KBb
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Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Unbeknownst to many, the way the payong girls hold the umbrella is truly an art in itself. First, they make sure that the proper angle is established to cover the player from the hot sun. One will note that they do not hold the handle by their hands but more specifically their fingers. This they will show you, perhaps an indication that they are very dexterous with their fingers. They are also a step or two in front of you so you can appreciate their gently-undulating hips as they shassy along. Of significance is their tendency to"accidentally" hit you gently with their two anterior protruberances on many instances followed by an almost naughty glance and a smile. Especially at the back nine, your forehead is wiped by their dainty hankies to keep it dry. All of these and more are just my observations and not personal experiences.I am being more and more like BnP the DISCLAIMER rather than AG the DECLAIMER,he he he. There is not one iota of prurience here. It is just a manifestation of appreciation of beauty, be it a nice song, a beautiful dance, those flashing lithe legs, the wispy clouds, the bright sunshine, those undulating hips ala BnP, those gently heaving bosoms and those knowing smiles. I know I've arrived in golfing nirvana when at the end of the golf round, I forget my score but my mind is filled with beautiful memories that readily put a smile on my face. Life is good.
From: Reader
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To: BNP
Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Your idea of helping is great and I have an idea to help you realize your humanitarian dream. I don’t know the mechanics or the process of adoption but this is the idea. In the Philippines, there are many girls in their 20s who aspire to come to USA. The idea is adopting these lonely young girls to alleviate their lonely existence, you’ll be their surrogate father and at the same time become their spiritual adviser. Your dream of becoming a priest will be fulfilled, you being called by this young women as Father and at the same time as spiritual adviser. To these girls , you’ll be Monsignor, sometimes called Monsinger or Monsogner during the creative spiritual sessions. hehehe ( pronunciation is due to anglicized pangasinenses.)
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010
What a magnanimous act...so I gather you have few scholars on your own taking nursing, HRM, modeling, and probably few that are taking voice lessons. Yes, I agree with you. A mind is a terrible thing to waste. Someone suggested to me to adopt a young girl - age 27 and above so that I can avoid the trouble of adolescent growing....nah, it seems to be a bad idea. I'll just be like KB watching the payong girls perform the art of holding the umbrella, or be like Scooby Doo with a periscope at the back of his head. That would be safer.
From: A Reader
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Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Dear Ms. Business Woman,.... You were asking about business opportunities in our hometown. I think most of these opportunities were shipped to China as written by one of the readers. But I have an idea that is still very fertile for development. It is a long range investment, a generational but the effect would be in a geometric progression. Go out in the neighborhood and invest on a bright young boy or girl who is about to graduate in high school but because of extreme poverty, he or she is sentenced to be at the side of the road, “estanby” counting the posts and shooting breezes. You will invest some of your money in a different way, with different sets of rules. You do not invest for your own benefit or for your profit. You invest on someone to grow. If by chance, your cause did not succeed or your expectations were not achieved, you still did not lose. Think of it this way, when you gave some money to help a person to achieve his goal but did not succeed, you still feel good about it. Now, when you went to a business and lost some money, you have a feeling of regret, that you wished you could have used the money in a positive way. Between the two, the first example is the winner..... Take it from a retired, old man who did it before when he was younger.
From: Alacran
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To: BNP
Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Monday, January 11, 2010
To fight temptation is not to fight it from within, but not to fight it at all. Let it flow and let yourself bathe in it, and in so doing your baptism of fire is complete. And coming out of the firestorm - is a man invigorated, free from intrigues and tribulations . . . . a master of his fate, a captain of his soul.
From: Orca
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To: Business woman
Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Monday, January 11, 2010
Cottage industry died a long time ago when the flood gates were opened to the Chinese. So, there's no opportunity in this sector. The most viable business where you can start small and end big .... is politics. The highly recommended form of making money - if you have the gall to become a thief.
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Monday, January 11, 2010
Amen! And the only way to fight temptation is to succumb to it and fight it from within.
From: KBb
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Remote Name: 75.86.183.69
Date: Monday, January 11, 2010
I have said it before and I will say it again, the most beautiful form in nature is the female form. I call it "flowing symmetry" for want of a better word. If this is accompanied by svelte legs encased in high heels with golden straps, then it is worth burning in hell, he he he!
From: BnP
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To: Business woman
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Monday, January 11, 2010
There has been a need for cottage industry. I have not seen any kalapiaw, takoko and bastikol in the market. Also, suekos Parayao needs to resurface. We have a lots of abiang in our lands, you can harvest them and I will take percentage of the sale of the product.
From: Business Woman
Town_City: San Carlos City
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To: all concerned
Remote Name: 83.228.141.128
Date: Monday, January 11, 2010
Hello everyone! I want to have a small business in San Carlos City. What do you think are the good business opportunities here...Any ideas? Thanks alot!
From: yols
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Remote Name: 207.62.35.254
Date: Monday, January 11, 2010
Noted and chilled, hehehe. I should really learn to check my emotions before sitting in front of this computer:) Negative from the "initial" toxicology report, whatever that means. Rough weekend... later.
From: Someone
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To: BNP, all
Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Monday, January 11, 2010
First of all, I have to emphasize that I am not a righteous crusader because I don’t have the qualifications. I was just trying to point the harm being perpetrated to the vulnerable victims who are really victims of circumstances first and then secondarily victimized by the predators. But if we looked around us, predation is a way of life in the animal kingdom where the human beings were evolved. Going back to history, way back to the evolutionary times and up to the present, Darwin’s rule of survival of the fittest had and has always been into play. Just before the modern man evolved, there were several human lines that were also roaming the earth but eventually , the superior modern man displaced every human line because they were the fittest. During the time when the humans lived in small tribes, brute force was used by the predators to conquer women. When the culture became more advanced, then the economic power became the tool of the predators. With time, smart and intelligent people acquired wealth and their capability to support bigger families and several wives were accepted. The unintended effect was spreading the intelligent genes among the people because only the wealthy during those early times had the financial support to survive with several wives and families( that is why the intelligence of the human race increased dramatically with time ). In this modern time, there are many smart people on this earth so if that Californian with 11 mistresses is boasting about his predation, his genes is not smart enough to change the course of human history. But if he were a Nobel Prize winner of Economics, Science and Medicine ( but not the Peace Prize, oh No!) I would close my eyes and leave him alone to propagate his DNAs, hehehe. Seriously, predators are taking advantage of the vulnerability of the prey who are corrupted by the material things around them. Is this survival of the fittest? No, this is just catching up with the Joneses. But overall, the problem does not belong to the prey, it is the incapable government of the country whose concern does not trickle down to the poor. The government and the religion are not addressing the root cause of the problem, that is why the country is a sick old man. Predators, like carpetbaggers will tribe in a sick environment. (P.S. as for the Peace Nobel Prize, BNP has been living a peaceful life after he got married, not spreading around is body’s molecular description so he and a lot of us are qualified, hehehe.)
From: ghie
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Remote Name: 121.96.121.84
Date: Monday, January 11, 2010
Maaligwas ya Balon Taon Ed Sikayon Amin....
From: BnP
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To: Someone Cares - we do too.
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Monday, January 11, 2010
Power and money often leads to greed – anyone who has it will use it to serve their desire and intent. This is true among nations; it is true among men. Temptations to use this if you have it comes in many ways – sometimes that young girl may have watched so many Woweewee and her mind is wrapped in the fancy and glitter of materialism and she knows that she has the persuasive tool that no man can resist, and used it. If the insinuation comes from her – would the wealthy man become the hunted and not the hunter? This is what TP was trying to portray that economic values replaced the idealism of the young girls. Woe into the old man who is sold the idea that the young thing is in love with her – he must have his head examined; for he is being used also. Men are men, easily attracted by beautiful women that pass by them. Regardless of age – our lust in our hearts stays, but when you have heavily invested in your family with time emotion and symbiotic relation with your wife, no amount of temptation can foil that marriage. ____Would there be any justification for men’s indiscretion? By heavens none! That is the reason why it is termed indiscretion – lack of intent and lack of careful consideration; a foolish act indeed. When caught “en flagrante delicto” do not deny – justify it. The devil made me do it. There was sufficient provocation and the old man was not able to resist the provocation; he thought he can fight the temptation by engaging it, not thinking that the temptress is a lot stronger than him. (he!he!he!he! – Last statement is offered for jest) . This is what Tiburon meant in his comment – “Old men thought the Hell in High Heel is confused as as Heaven.” Is it KB?
From: BnP
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To: Someone Cares - we do too.
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Monday, January 11, 2010
From: Tiburon
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 10, 2010
Sex ...... is not God's gift to man. He's got nothing to do with it. God said," Don't touch the fruit in the middle of the garden" to which theology historians believed it was - sex. Yes, Virginia, God told Adam not to fool around with Eve or else they will be vanished from Paradise, and out of Paradise they went. Just like BNP used say; he don't care to burn in Hell as long as it's Hell on High Heels.
From: Someone cares
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Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Sunday, January 10, 2010
I have a name for the guy who solicits client ( himself) for a prostitute ( his mistress), I call him Pimping Tom. His action is so disgusting that it is inhumane pushing somebody to a quicksand instead of helping her get out of it. If he were that altruistic, he could just help her without any trading of benefits. The behavior is like an animal predator in the wild preying on a prey, a weak prey in this situation, that is why I call him a predator. This behavior is a continuation of the primitive ways of the early human beings. During the prehistoric times, tribal men would raid a settlement and capture women for their mates, using brute force as the power to get these women. These time, however, these men use economic power to capture women as their extra mates. But because the prey nowadays are only protected by their values and conscience which could easily be penetrated by a golden sword, the prey could easily fall to the predator. So henceforth, I baptize these men Pimping Predators.
From: midadalan met
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Remote Name: 24.99.130.58
Date: Sunday, January 10, 2010
Sex is God's gift to his creatures.He endorses sex but restricts it's expression to a man and a woman who are committed to each other in marriage.The intense power of love affected the hearts,minds and bodies of the two lovers.God wants sex to be motivated by love and commitment,not lust.It is for mutual pleasure,not selfish enjoyment.Don't just look for physical attractiveness in a person.Look for the inner qualities that don't fade with time.
From: Alacran
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To: BNP
Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 10, 2010
I could disagree to agree with CP - marriage is prostitution. That's the way he looks/feels at it. Why? Why such disregard of the undying promise he committed to his wife? There's only one thing we could see how it came down this far in his relation. Every time he ask for sex ... money exchanges hand before service - while wifey's reading the newspaper all the time. That's prostitution!
From: Hidalgo
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 10, 2010
Would anyone among us regulars here participate in that activity? Of having too much to handle like that guy in LA? Well, looking at the batting average of anyone here, you're the most qualified to accumulate such bundles of joy - for asking heavenly dispensation - with 2500 times recitation of the rosary. And with the "stampita" in your wallet . . . how could you be wrong? Like Hell you ain't! he! he! he! he! he!
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
I disagree with CP's statement that marriage is in some way prostitution. It is necessary for the propagation of family in a civilized world; it is responsible for the order of society being an elemental unit of it. There is also truth to TP and KB’s observation concerning the sad state of some young women’s practice of using their God gift power of persuasion to earn them some cash or in some cases be paramour to some old men. But, who uses who is not an issue for it is a symbiotic relationship – not necessarily of emotion but of basic need. It is offensive to hear it, especially from a non-Filipino. The truth is, entertainment is one of our economic exports to the whole world. The term “Japayoki” is an example of it – many young attractive women are trained in the Philippines as early as 16 for that reason. But when I see older men going to the barrios and enticing the parents to part with their young one or the parents offered their young ones for a part of that wealth. I cringe and get sick to my stomach to learn of this. I am aware of one person in LA who have 11 young mistresses and is boasting that he will make it 12. The disturbing part of this is that these young girls know each other – or maybe related to one another. Would anyone of us regular here participate in that activity? I do not believe so – we still have scruples to deter us from such activity. A proof to this, you will not find any of us engaging you here – we will be busy somewhere else.
From: CPp
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To: KBb
Remote Name: 68.4.226.34
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
"POWER & MONEY have always been and forever the female viagra".I agree with you 10000000 percent.History will prove this.Observation will prove this.Experience will prove this,How I wish there is a reaearch to validate this.I strongly strongly assume that this is correct and true.Females are MONEY oriented-specially wives.THe worst prostitution going on in this world is in MARRIAGE.Guys, watch out for these before you get married.You will be miserable.
From: CPp
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Remote Name: 68.4.226.34
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
Is prostitution rampant in Philippines?Has morality in Philippines gotten worse?Only an unbias reasearch can answer these.This can't be validly answered here by anybody's opinion, experience or personal observation.All that were mentioned here bout these issues are mere opinion which could be thought otherwise.
From: CPp
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To: Midadalan Labat
Remote Name: 68.4.226.34
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
Niya ra so rason no akin et si bii gawaen to itan 1.Gabay to ni so makataway no arom ni ta sinmawa la ed masiken to.Malibog si bii o curiosity factor. 2.Asakitan so liknaan nen bii.Gabay ton ombawi ya sakitan toy liknaan nen masiken to ta nilemlemew nen masiken to ta akulaw la--ansakit iyan panlemlemew ed anggan siyopan too--bii o laki. 3.Narep la sa panangaro to ed masiken to ta nilemlemew nen masiken to.Asakitan so liknan to.--hurt feeling of rejection & degredation 4.Self-pity. 5.Gabay to la so mansalat na asawa ta sobra la so pait na asakmakan ton matrimonio na pankasakey na laman tan puso. 6.Gabay to ya porebaan ya wala ni so lalaki ya man gabay ed sikato piano nakantiyawan to si masiken to ya managlemlemew 7.Pinili to so guwapo ya atagey so position to ta gabay ton sakitan na sosto si maskien to ya nanlemlemew ed sikato.Sakey met ni walay itsura(masamit ya tawayan) to tan wala so kuwarta to. Lalamet gabay ton kantiyawan si masiken to. Say bii ya mangawa iya atapew so panangaro to.Say pangaro to aliwan panangaro ya singa panangaro nen Jesuss Cristo.Sayan bii nakaukolan ya aralen to no panontoy mangaro ya panangaro na Jesu cristo. Ayamay kuwanda ya "Marupok na babai."Katoyomay kuwanda ya panagaro ya full of ego".To have a true love is to love without ego.
From: CPp
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To: Midadalan labat
Remote Name: 68.4.226.34
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
Amin ya imbagam katuwaan.Say abot na bii wadtan ya naynay ya ya nayarin paldegan.Anggano inatey la si bii ya inponpon la o wala la ed longon to la nayari ni ya paldegan.Balet say tepet .Mansa samit kasi si Bii?.Tuwa so kuwan mo , no inatey la so kayariyan na laki, anggano antoy gawaen mo ag aga nipaldeg ya balot. Midadalan labat, say nibagak aga na ala ed kantiyawan so sex.Sanka ogesen ya ugali ya kantiyawan na bii so laki no agla maka pidwa o agla maka gawa.Sanka ogesen ya ugali na laki met ya kantiyawan to so bii no agla on babasa.Say resulta--sakit na linawa , feeling of rejection.Say resulta divorce-siyan.Aliwan athletic competition so sex between a man and a woman.IT is an art. Ag mo nauman ya balot so rit
From: TPU
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To: BNP
Remote Name: 75.43.205.174
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
Those rosary beads are real but they sure look out of size, Aren't they? I said the same prayer as you did, but added 19 times act of Contrition. Forgive them for they knew what they do.
From: AN INVITATION
Town_City: Alcala
Email: alcalatown@gmail.com
To: NICE PEOPLE OF SAN CARLOS CITY
Remote Name: 124.107.253.215
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
Have you ever been to Alcala? If not, please view this video - http://alcala.ph.net
From: TPU
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To: Someone Cares
Remote Name: 75.43.205.174
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
You don't know because you have not seen those karakoa bars, dance salons, discos and bars which are just fronts of prostitution. Your defense against our women left behind is quiet normal for a woman like you because you live overseas. For myself I don't visit my hometown looking such a nasty adventure besides I am too old for that and not necessairly looking for a wild interlude. Gloria Arroyo and her stooges in the Palace and in Congress turned blind eye to such bad reputation among our people.Men with money and influence especially in the Army, Police, Congress majority have their own concubines. It is true in small towns you can not find such house of ill-refute meeting places, but in bigger cities there they are. I am not putting down our women left behind but just what my observation was. Women who have the courage and education go anywhere in the world to look for a decent jobs just to get away from all those hardships in our homeland. Arroyo is too proud for their remittances for it makes its administration afloat and on going.
From: KBb
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To: Yols
Remote Name: 75.86.183.69
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
Ok, Yols, chill out.The most common cause of young athletes dying are due to some few factors. The most common is congenital disorders of the heart. This can be due to abnormal physical or electrical problems. Direct trauma to the heart (chest) can start this. A ball thrown at the chest with as little as 40 mph (as compared to major league pitchers throwing at the speed of 90+) can cause electical problems that can change the heart rhythm when hit at the right moment. Normally, the heart is beating at 72 times per minute. It will give time for the heart to load and then push the blood out to the circulation every time it beats. Now think of the heart beating 300 per minute. There would be no time for the heart to load the blood and then squeeze it to the circulation. Yes, exercise can induce to certain people problems with breathing and also allergic reaction. Drug abuse in some people can also do this.
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
"who sent"
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
I will join the fray after I say 1000 Hail Mary, 500 Our Father and 1000 Glory Be - don't ask me why I am doing it, I am blaming the person who send me a picture yesterday......I believe Orca should recite the Rosary 150 times - or you will burn in hell....with smile in your face. he!he!he!he! Was that a Rosary beads around her waist?
From: Orca
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To: midadalan labat
Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
Why - midadalan labat - why not stay put and join the fray? Now, to answer your question as I know how. If a woman jumps into bed with a man, it doesn't mean to say he's one hell of an specimen or rich enough to burn her social needs, or to test how he brags he's a tiger in bed, but that pain in the groin should be greeted with satisfaction even how fleeting the moment is. No love, no in-betweens. This' what we call .... one night stand. After the shots were fired - fold the tent, and walk off into the sunset. Alright! I poke my nose in every wife's predicament seems like yours. Why a husband diverges from the promise of - "to love and to hold till death do us part"? Is the physical attraction gone - the fresh/lovely flower he picked from the meadow is now wilted and dry to the touch? Is the dish on the menu cold and monotonous enough to find another kitchen? Is your approach to that churchly promise circumvented by the continuous yackety-yackety-yak? If a wife falls in these categories ..... kiss your marriage goodbye unless you'd got your husband by the neck.
From: yols
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Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
My heart sank as I read TP’s and KB’s posts. Are women ready to sell their soul for a few bucks and is it that common? The men who enable these women to do what you guys say they are doing, what do we call those? I’d like to think that these women are exception to the rule, and not the other way around, just like AG says. It’s not called the “oldest profession” for nothing. It’s been around and is probably practiced in the open more so than in the past, but to say it’s as common as taking midterms at the high school level? Humor me on this issue because my fuse is really short this morning, and I should probably just stay away from this computer if I know what’s good for me… . Economics be damned. Yes, I know the dire state of a lot of our town folks in the Philippines. I see it with my own two eyes often enough, but I also see a lot of people riding on this idea that everything is blamed on the economy. They will themselves to being victims of the economy and victims they shall. Those little carenderias that blot the roadside, do you ever wonder why there are so many these days? I asked a lady behind a counter and a few of her customers why that is and their answer was unanimous. They claim it’s cheaper to go out and buy a ten peso worth of “aluto lan nakan nen say mangaliw ka ed tindaan insan mo ni iluto.” Ten peso of pising is one ladle of ingisan mongo beans with malungay spread on a saucer to make it look like it’s more than what it really is. If you’re craving for any dish with meat, it’s twenty and up. One whole fried pantat is 60-80 pesos while you can buy raw pantat for 35-40 pesos. One of those gas tank used for stove is about 300 php but firewood is still free. How much would it cost them to grow their own vegetables like we did and our parents before us did? Do you see any backyard/frontyard with vegetable patch when you walk up and down your barrio? ____ On another note, KB, how does an 18-yr-old, member of the varsity football team die of a heart attack? I can’t wrap my brain around that for some reason, nor a 23-yr old young man and his mother being killed by a drunk driver.
From: KBb
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Remote Name: 75.86.183.69
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
Some 25 years ago, I was in hot discussion with our local paper when someone ran an article about child prostitutes in the phil. Just like you,I felt maligned and was ready to defend the reputation of our women-folks. Little did I know that the writer was right. TP was stating his opinion from his observation and has no intention of insulting our women. Just like he stated,the apparent change in behaviour does not have anything to do with sudden change in morals. Women who indulge in this (most of them anyway) do it for one reason, and that is economics. Case in point, you can go to any high school and come tuition fee time, There would be girls available to trade sex for money. I will bet my big kaldero of pising in this matter. I state this not because I'm holier than thou but is just reality, sad but true. Many of our women do not have a choice.
From: Midadalan labat
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Remote Name: 69.127.156.135
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
No say sakey ya bii et mila ed kama with sakey a laki ya siyempre medyo walay itsura to o walay ibabaga to ed bilay ya singa atagey so posisyon to bilang, anto kasi so rason na sayan bii?? Aga nakaukulan ya lapod inaro to si laki. nayarin labay ton paneknekan to ya wala ni so itsura to o nayarin pankaliketan met ni na arom ya lalaki, lalo la no say asawa to et aliwliwa la so pakanengneng to ed si asawan bii ya dati et magangana ed mata to.lalo la no say asawa to et lemlemewen to la si asawan bii. anto so kuwanyo ya lalaki ya matat-taraki??
From: Someone Cares
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To: TPU
Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Saturday, January 09, 2010
Your grim assessment of the sex trade situation is probably out of context. I don’t go to the Philippines often as you do but by just using a theoretical calculation, the women involved are just infinitesimally small. Of course there is poverty, hardship, unemployment but decency is still around even among the poor people. In my hometown of 150,000 population, there was only two places of ill refute, if calculated based on the population, it would not even show in the graph. What you wrote tarnished the refutations of our relatives we left behind especially the women. There are always places of ill refute even here in the USA. Decency is ingrained as a human character because of how they evolved.
From: TPU
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Remote Name: 75.43.205.174
Date: Friday, January 08, 2010
I agree all along with how KB looks at the present day mores of our women in PI. The situation is mostly aggravated by the economic condition all over the country. Unemployment rate is too high which I see as over 50% or more of the entire population. Whoever is employed is not making much to support a family of 5 adequately but just merely surviving from hand to mouth existence. So young women go to far away provinces where no one they thought knew them and sell their bodies to whoever has the cash. Look at the Japanese and the Koreans males who makes a sizable population of sex tourist because our women are vulnerable and easy to find. The Philippines as in Thailand are the sex capitals of Asia. Our women don't just get attach with men because of love and affection especially in the sextrade. Our world has turned around in an island of black rock vice the pearl of the orient and going on in an unstoppable decline in morals and poverty. For all you women in this forum the way you express your ideas and opinion are pretty normal in contrast to the women you left behind. At least your economic condition is far superior than them and truly you maintain your monogamous relationship with your partner.
From: KBb
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Date: Friday, January 08, 2010
I hear the grammar police.(Definition) is the word.
From: KBb
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To the sexperts in this MB, I find your discourses both interesting and fascinating. Surely you have done your homework as each of you can discuss this topic with elan no doubt fueled by your observations and personal experiences (specially BnP, he he he!). My thinking though is that you might be dating yourselves. Yes, during our time, this may be true but not anymore. At least in the Phil, My observation (not personal experience as BnP is wont to say) is that the sexual mores have significantly loosened. Women now follow the dictum "go with the flow". The difinition of who is the hunter and who is the huntee is now blurred. The guy who has the prettiest girlfriend does not mean that he is the most-guapo or the most-articulate,it is now measured in how thick your wallet is or how powerful one is. Power and money have always been, and forever be the female viagra.
From: RHS
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Date: Friday, January 08, 2010
First of all, congratulations because you are a Homo Sapiens with a brain. If you were a Chimpanzee, you would probably dive to bed with Adonis at first sight because of instinct, because chimps, being the distant cousins of humans have less brains and have not achieved the genetic change for behavior and speech. Hehehe. Beautiful or handsome for both male and female, is seen by different cultures in different ways, but there is an botttomline factor that influenced the criteria, and it is called economics. People have lust over beautiful individuals but behavior ( inhibition) acquired with culture controls their actions. If Adonis controls a woman’s decision, then the woman loses her self image and self respect and she is no longer in control of herself, just using her instinct not brains. What do we call her?
From: BnP
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How true is the statement, “A woman gets love for sex and man get sex for love- or- a man give sex for love and a woman give love for sex.” Will someone expound on this for I am confuse of its real meaning. I am waiting for an answer from the well reasoned ladies here.
From: Alacran
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Date: Friday, January 08, 2010
What a woman could/would be seeing to lose control of her sexual appetite? She goes completely blind when everything animalistic about her goes ballistic. What can a man offer in return? Nothing! A man good enough will not offer or promise anything, because even a small show of it, is treacherous. It's a moment to moment thing. A solution should be given to address a situation as it arises. You can't jump the gun or you'll drown in your own spit.
From: Hidalgo
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Date: Friday, January 08, 2010
To be or not to be - that's the question. As premised, is the sight of an Adonis/manly specimen would make a woman's heart flatter, goose bumps all over her, cold sweat in her brow, seering pain in her groin, fireflies dancing in her sight could be overpowering? It depends on how intense the desire that could be had or couldn't - meaning how consuming the need. A woman is hard to please sometimes but not all the time. A woman could be heads over heels in the meer show of intelligence - witty and charming? It's not the cosmetic appearance of a car, that makes it desirable to ride on - it's elementary . . . how the engine performs. What then you call a woman who can appreciate the likes of Adonis, enjoys what she sees yet shudders at the thought of a relation? Is she a hypocrite? No! She's hitched and not in love enough or she's groping in the dark looking for something impossible to find. But, impossibilities are possibilities not yet done. It remains to be seen.
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Thursday, January 07, 2010
Let me start with the premise – a man is not a man who is not attracted by a beautiful woman who passes by him. If he sees a beautiful woman and the woman agrees to sleep with him, there is no second guessing of what his decision will be. Reverse the situation – as in Alumna’s question – a woman sees a hunk, appreciate what she sees, but the moment that hunk ask her to sleep with him, a full print of her palm may land on his face. This is true it is because the woman is in better control of her emotion than man. The men sometimes think with his secondary head and that would bypass all reasons. That in my book is not hypocrisy for expression of appreciation is different from desire. That is perfectly ok with me, and I will find such not demeaning to a woman.
From: Alumna
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Date: Thursday, January 07, 2010
Suppose you see this good looking hunk, an Adonis, trophy; woman stares, eyes wide open, checking out arms, abs, obet and the rest. But for a few, looks is cosmetic. These, check out what intelligence he has if he got any; then a few checks out his kind heart. A woman is hard to please and each is according to her standards. A man you can say as Claudia puts it are visual creatures, if it looks good, it must be good, must taste good. They worry about the consequences later. A wise woman weighs her thoughts, options. What then can you call a woman who can appreciate the likes of Adonis, enjoys what she sees yet shudders at the thought of kissing or having sex with Adonis? Is she being a hypocrite? Now let's hear the wise men of this forum...
From: yols
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Date: Thursday, January 07, 2010
I think I'm too young for this discussion, hehehe
From: Alacran
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
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Tally-ho! We are guilty as hell .... but not responsible!
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Remote Name: 158.70.200.96
Date: Thursday, January 07, 2010
Ay Maria napnu kay gracia, Say liket ed pagew mo so manlepua. Perdona mo kami no agmi napukpukan so ipultak na kamataan mi no nangneneng mi pagew mon manlepua. Puertay tawen akabakat ed mapitat a pantalon ya sulong nen Eba, galadia kuanto, gawat mo so belas na tawen ya walad arap mo. Perdona mo kami no agmi napukpukan ya ibalikas so liket mid pankasalanan – agya komon nagawaan no aga dalan lan dalan yay biin awak toy manbay-bayes, kawigi tan kawanan. Katawan min Dios ipulisay mo komon ed kanonotan mi so makamundon isip tan liknaan; diad inagew agew et akapaliber tan dangdangen to kami si Eba ya mapanukson bii. Ama min walad tawen, nagalang so ngaran mo tan nagalang so amin a pinalsam, agmo kami papaulianan ya napoolan ed purgatorio kaiba nen Maria pagew to so manlepua. Ikupit koy matak, tiniplak ko so muling ko – kerew ko agak nainganyo ed makasalan a kanonotan. Balet ta nen ilukas koy matak, akaparungtal ed arap ko – liket na panangaro prutas tan dilo nen Eba ya anak mo. The man was just a victim of his own weakness. Woe unto her who initiated the temptation – the temptress is always in command and therefore, should be held responsible.
From: Claudia
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To: Hidalgo
Remote Name: 78.34.14.195
Date: Thursday, January 07, 2010
What would a woman be seeing to lose control oaver her sexual appetite.What have you to offer?....ja ja ja.... You mentioned the tight jeanswear,the push-up BH´s,etc, what could be interesting in the case of your gender?ha ha ha!we love because of what we see? You should know by now that we are not reduced to visual-induced-individuals.Have we not more senses?even intact sixth sense?I read the other day of a woman ,a wife of a famous politician,that has, after conception, appetite for excessive sex,cater from these clubs and have sex with different partners so that she is sure her child´s father is her husband..a lady chimpanze!
From: RHS
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Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Thursday, January 07, 2010
When a female chimpanzee is in heat, she will have sex with a lot of the male chimps in her tribe. She does it to achieve what is called a confused paternity, a smart way to make the male chimps love her baby as his own. She is not a nympho but she is just using her instinct for preservation. Human beings probably acted like that before 50,000 ago before a evolutionary genetic change occurred in behavior and speech. Along the way, humans were able to recognize right from wrong based on their experience and their thinking process. Inhibition is one of the behaviors developed, if you lost your inhibition, you go down the lower level of the animal kingdom (or just insane ). When a woman becomes a nympho, she either lost her inhibition by doing what the female chimp does ( instinct)or just becomes a mental case. Re the womanizer, he could either be a casual womanizer or a permanent ( regular) womanizer but whatever category he is in, he has appetite for a lot of relationships with several women, not necessarily at the same time. Men of long time ago who had several wives and concubines were not considered womanizer because they were accepted by the society for a reason, to propagate the specie when it was necessary to increase the tribe, but because of the overpopulation, that mindset is obsolete. Btw, there is a tribe in the Himalayas where it is accepted that a woman could have two husbands, any of the girls would like to move there? hehehe.
From: Hidalgo
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Thursday, January 07, 2010
In this issue, if it happens to men, it also happens to women. It's paralellism! Fifty years ago, it's impossible to see women wearing ...... tight fitting jeans ...... breast inhancing bras .... but now, lo and behold, the in-thing to show the curves of a well-rounded behind that will make men's eyes popped out, the breast pushed up to look like cantaloupes piled-up at Wal-Mart. Well, it will be hard sometimes to understand why these kinds of entertainment proliferates to cater to women's taste. Like anything on-the-line, women has the wilder urge to get what they want if so they desires. What a woman wants, a woman gets! And nothing in this world can stop it. And something to have on fire in a moments notice for a one night stand, is not that easy to acquire inside a bar/night club .... here comes the prostidudes. The service served is within that parameter .... sex without love ... the possibility of commitment's curtailed . Likened riding in a train in Bahnhoff. Pay your fare arrive at Aachen, get off it, and wait for another to come by. It seems cold in the approach, but who said life isn't a bitch.
From: Claudia
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To: Alacran
Remote Name: 78.34.14.195
Date: Thursday, January 07, 2010
Thank you for the information,but for what in the world would we avail of those kind of services? It is like you guys going to the pokpok girls? Our ladies in this MB are not interested in that kind of service..he he he...surely a good thing for those who have nobody .I believe the best thing is,.. ..we´ll just be "loving more" our own husbands..as yols puts it, because they ( our own men) love us too for nothing but love.And sex? I do not believe in sex without love..it is a thing of perversion!or sick,bwaaahhhh .......BTW, I heard you are doing just very,very well with the cows out there.Just don´t forget to visit us here at SCMB...and one day we will have the chance to visit your ranch and see you act like a real cowboy..wearing the cowboy hat fits you well.What a view! send us pictures!
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Thursday, January 07, 2010
I agree with Alacran; the therapeutic benefit gained is enjoyed equally on both sides. But let me dissect RHS definition of womanizer here. He stated that womanizer is someone that had many casual sexual encounters. The operative word here is “casual” which intimates indiscriminate. Therefore, anyone who pursued his interest with a desired woman who does not casually engage in such – and the intimacy is accomplished with great involvement of courtship and when the interest subsides, he moves on to another who captures his interest is not a womanizer. Similarly, women who availed of such tradition must not be considered less reputable. Sometimes you have to try different grove to find the perfect pawl. When I stated that subscribe to the culture of engaging the other person to ensure the perfect “pawl” Yols stated, “Speak for yourself.” This tells me that she did not subscribe to that practice. She sometimes applies mathematics in her logic – that response contradicts her rationalization; for the mathematical process employs precise argument and in human relationship – it is the correct practice that makes it perfect. How could you accomplish that without the trial and error method? I request the ladies here to respond to my question. We men had been justifying what seems to be the most rationale approach – and the ladies enjoyed the comfort of judging the flaws of our ways. If no response from our counterpart – I will understand that they also approved of my theory; I will also understand that many of them leave it to fate that Mr. Right will come along without the full engagement theory (that is without testing the product first).
From: Alacran
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Thursday, January 07, 2010
Is womanizing can be construed as having excessive sexual desires in lieu of casual sexual encounters? To make ends meet, it could be soundly agreed upon, that such a condition can be applied without medical prejudice. But, to call a woman a nympho, is quite excessive in its present form, on the contrary, when this word is administered, it becomes a disease in a maniacal state, where the uncontrollable urge tramples everything moral. Case in point – In the city Beatty, Nye County, NV, 120 miles northwest of Vegas, the Licensing and Liquor Board signed-off allowing the Shady Lady Ranch start hiring men to service women with discriminating tastes. The world of the oldest profession went up a notch in the struggle to have a piece of the economic action. Also, the introduction of a word that will make Webster roll in his grave …… prostiDUDES. Now, let’s get down to basics. If a woman comes to avail of this privilege in using different studs – is she a nympho? No! I rather call her ….. a prolific woman gladiator.
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Remote Name: 24.165.44.9
Date: Wednesday, January 06, 2010
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From: midadalan labat
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Date: Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Walay tuwa ya storya nipaakar ed piley!! Walay medyo walay edad to lad bii ya akiasawa ed malalangwer nen say sikato. Nen onaan iran agew ay aga natalo so laki ta matibay!! Aga onkakapoy ya kuwan. Nen manontumbok iran bulan balet biglan makulaney!!! Onman lan onman katon aburido si bii. Akin asawa kuwanto, antoy agawa na amamayok?? ag met la onalagey!!! kuwanto. Kuwanen laki so ompan apiley.Natan walay angitagaran to ya manag-ilot na apiley nen si bii.Mankelaw may manag-ilot. Natan ak labat akangngel na manok na laki ya napiley,kuwanto. say kuwanen bii so "ilot yo la Mama ta abayag ak lan mantetepel!!1Natan inkorner nen MamamHilot si Laki, ibagam pa la so tuwa kuwanto. Inyesaes nen laki ya no antis ya onsesempet et onsasamar ni manaya ed no.2. Diman naopot ya amin so biskeg to ta magangana met ya tuwa may no.2.Tinaplok nen managtambal so moling to tan inbangat to no panon so gawaen to no kasabi to ed abong.Insan inbangat to si asawa no panon so panagpaawet na karne ed dakulap tan dila!!! hehehe. e a solve so problema. balet manpapa-pairap lay asawa ya mamilay na inatey ay apiley ya kalasiyan nen asawa!!! Sikatotay kuwanko,mas matibay so bibii !!!
From: HRS
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To: Sexual Appetite
Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Womanizing refers to having casual sexual relationships with multiple women and that is where Tiger Wood was categorized, but if he had a continuing sexual relationships with the women, then the women are referred to as his mistresses. One time, National Geographic had a story about ancient Rome and it featured the sexual appetite of a wife of a powerful consul. This woman when she was in her initial stage of pregnancy would visit brothels incognito and would enjoy the company of multiple men, she was bright enough to make sure that all her children were from her husband. Now what do we call her? She is a Nympho, a female with an excessive sexual appetite. Bees are attracted to the flowers because of the nectar to be formed into honey. Power like honey is attractive to women. If Tiger Woods lived hundred years ago and in a different culture, his womanizing would be legit. If today he lived in other cultures other than his own, he could be legit if he marries them all. The question right now is the rules and culture of the land where one lives. Genghis Khan had 500 wives and concubines during the height of his power.
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Wednesday, January 06, 2010
I always find the word “womanizer” incorrectly applied. It is used to describe a man who was in relationship with many women. If it takes two to tango, what is the word for the woman who was in relationship with many men – “manizer?” I would describe that man as prone to temptation – and the tempters won. Governor Sanford, Tiger Wood and many more succumb to temptation, Like TTM’s statement, they are just human. I am quite sure that most of the men are subject to the same peril everyday. Is it the fault of the women to be beautiful and hold the power of persuasion that no man can resist? I think not. In most cases, the hunter and the huntee is indistinguishable. If a man compliments a woman – does that amount to initiating the action? Or would the response to such compliment be considered the start of the ensuing reactions? If eyes are made for seeing and beauty have an excuse for its being – fault me not for my inability to contain my expression of appreciation for the beauty that I am seeing. Amen?
From: BnP
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Date: Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Sapagkat kami ay tao lamang – as oppose to – Sapagkat kami ay tao (Because we are just human vs. Because we are human). The first intimates the flaws of human - the latter statement intimates the importance of the being a human. “Lamang – is an adjective modifying the noun human.” In this case, that word is used to indicate the limitation of human. Isn’t language beautiful? It is used to clarify, modify, qualify intentions and sometimes it is also used to obfuscate. That is the reason – we say; do not worry of what goes into your mouth, but worry what goes out of your mouth.
From: HRS
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Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Tuesday, January 05, 2010
Re Love and sex, don’t you guys forget that the notorious womanizer was a product of one’s imagination. Don Juan was and is an adventure of one’s dream to conquer as many as he could, it is really a fantasy for a lot of men because they find that love adventure is beyond their reach. Imagination is a powerful tool for one’s satisfaction, a benign way to achieve one’s unfulfilled fantasy. Of all the living creatures on this earth, only humans are free, free because their mind could never be put to jail. Your body could be incarcerated but your freedom to think and imagine could never be curtailed, that’s why if one imagined having several lovers and had satisfaction and mental orgasm, it is the gift of nature bestowed upon that person to enjoy the freedom of thinking. hehehe. I always enjoy listening to the song " Imagination" by FS
From: Hidalgo
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Date: Tuesday, January 05, 2010
BNP . . . If you dare touch - limos na inatei -then, it should be a winner. Remember all of you practitioners of the art, sex in all its mind boggling properties, the ecstasy culminates not how you play it, but how you make it - meaning when you can see steam coming out your ears, and fireflies before your very eyes, then you could say you'd seen the promise land. Other than that, it's just phantasmagorically out of whack.
From: Claudia
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To: All DC people... in love
Remote Name: 78.34.14.195
Date: Tuesday, January 05, 2010
I was disconnected with Internet and within two days many things happened here.I noticed that Love and sex is on the air!what can I say? All is said and I just want agree with what Alumna posted about Don Juan´s statement..that women pre and beyond meno are good lovers... do not misunderstand,Don Juan might have thought not only the SEX but the art of being in love , to love with all the essences of it.And TTM is absolutely correct.Women in are generous,and aside from giving most of what they have ,,are blessed with the so called multi-orgasm-capability. I think this is what TTM wanted to say..he he he!..while men are not....agree or disagree.
From: TTM
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Date: Monday, January 04, 2010
SAPAGKAT KAMI AY TAO LAMANG.... Anto may lamang? "Only? Just? Lang? Why do have to put the word "lamang" after we say: Sapagkat kami ay tao? Kaparpara to la may nangel ko say cuan to: "Ay anto tan ey? Marunong met so Diyos sika!?" Akin tat inaroman to ni salitan "met"? Happy New Year to all of u!!!
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Monday, January 04, 2010
AG - I do believe nothing scape you too. If you happen to receive Alumna's 45 rule of life - Rule 24 states: The brain is the most important sex organ. That is the reason why the guy who can titillate a woman's brain is ahead of the game. Remember we say in Pangasinan - "Say sakit nalinguanan, balet ta say samit, namnamnamen na angad kauyos na linawam." Pain you can forget, but the pleasure lingers in your mind. Ask the ladies here if this is not true - they are telling us lies. Hidalgo, ipustak angad satay inpayatol dan limos na inatei ed siak. he!he!he!he!
From: TPu
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To: Midadalan Labat
Remote Name: 75.43.222.169
Date: Monday, January 04, 2010
Nen saman nen kacsilan ko say kapisag na pusok so tepet lan tepet no akin et aga ompatey si HUGO. Say ebat ko so, nampakelat ta akapangay bongay tagumbao. Ibatik moac ed albularyo ta pakepesen to ta naksawan lan akaalaguey. Tala sirin ta mangibaki ac na ogaw ta gapoan la nen Mama Andong ya mangagal ta piano ilokda to ed si HUGO no kasabi todia ed abong. Pero sika so tamian to ta asawa toka et agmo napakepes. Say kuanto so andi la sirin ta kalboan kolay manlulwag ya danom. Kanyan sirin wala muet so angaay bebei. On sorender muet ira. Tepetan yolay Claudia, Yoly, Alumna, MH tan Agrippa.
From: SRH
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Date: Monday, January 04, 2010
BNP, you are one in a million, you have the eye of an eagle when it comes to girls. I knew Estela M because her younger brother was my classmate in grade school, she was tall, pretty maiden but she was in high school when you were in grade 2, far beyond your reach. If you wouldn’t mind, can you consult your old blue book and write down all the beauties that you knew from SC, just write their first names and initials of their last names. Most boys knew girls 5 years plus or minus their ages but you have a wider range of 15 years plus or minus. You are truly the heir of your Uncle Canuto, inheriting the genes made famous by Genghis Khan. hehhehe.
From: trying to help
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Remote Name: 158.70.200.96
Date: Monday, January 04, 2010
Ms. Salome: If my memory serves me right, Ms. Estela Mondares is few years ahead of me. Her house is across the Farmacia Bautista – she graduated from San Carlos College few years ahead of me. During those days, she is one of the known beauty along with Cecilia Cabuay and Natividad de la Vega. Although I maybe considered “manmuteg ni” during those days, my appreciation of beauty started at early age – a genetic gift I would say. No, I do not know her whereabouts – I certainly would know if she is in my neck of the woods. If I happen to run to her, I certainly would recognize her for truly, the San Carlenian age gracefully. I will ask her to post here if I come across her. Certainly, she is AG’s contemporary – and if AG missed this one, it could be that his eyesight was not properly corrected then.
From: BnP
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To: Yols and Midadalan labat
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Monday, January 04, 2010
The phrase older men are better lovers are based on the observation that older men are more sensitive, caring and patient. It is the quality of the relationship they offer and not the quantity. As I have posited, lovemaking is a ritual that starts from the conversation to the touching until the peak is reached. Quantity of the act does not entail emotional high. When the partners care – which is the nature and essence of lovemaking, it is the continuity of the emotional high that results from the such intimacy that is sought. Now the question that is begging to be asked, what attracts women in men? We already know what catches man’s attention – TP had expressed that with certainty and I too would agree with him. I asked a good friend, woman , educated, highly intelligent and at early 30 still sustain a high head turning quotient (meaning very attractive and earthly) in relationship with an older man. She said, that her older lover makes her feel like a woman – he is caring, understanding, willing to listen and above all authoritative but not imposing. So the ability to start a good conversation, the humor and the patience is the starting point of relationship. Looks does not even make it to the start. Can a younger men care about to discuss the intricacies of ikebana – discuss the beauty of a Reuben painting – or unknown painter such as Marc Chagall? The ability of these older men to pick on the varied interest of women gave them the advantage. You said it all when you posted the song “smooth operator” by Sade. Smooth operation comes with experience and training – it does not come with the look. He!he!he!he! (above is for esoteric discussion – not based on experience).
From: yols
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Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
say gabay mon ibaga anggapoy kakanaan to imay kuanda ya "older men make better lovers"??? hehehe ___________ thank you all for a very interesting discussion, but I have to get my head wrapped around the idea of this thing called job:) later...
From: TPu
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Remote Name: 75.43.206.255
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Those undulating hips no longer attract my prurient interest but only with a fleeting desire with just a smile. Time was when I was so obssessed with pictures of Julie Newmar, Carol Baker and Kim Novak that I sure remember I fought for their pictures to have and to hold, pasted in my Navy locker aboard a Destroyer.That was long time ago but the memories of the past seemed not too distant after all these girls in this forum kept on telling us their sad commentaries about us menfolks. We are just, what we are "SAPAGKAT KAMI AY TAO LAMANG", from the song and movie of same title, starred by a pretty girl name Marlene Dauden.
From: BnP
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To: Midadalan labat
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Si CP lay akauley ya onebat ed tepet mo. Antoy nibagak ni ey - atsobien ko so inbagam. he!he!he!he!he!
From: midadalan labat
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Remote Name: 69.123.4.64
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Bai,Laki !!! Agkayo pala ya lalaki!!! Singa kayon lanang ya masube-subeg!!! Amta anggapo lamlamang so nagawaan yod saray bibii!!! Anggad anton edad, matibay ya lanang so bibii!!! Aga tan nakuwestiyonan ta anggano antoy gawaen yo, atalo kayon sipor!!! Usar yo lan amin tay bayagra o antokaman, onsemak ni ed laman yo, balet say bii, manpuyok labat na KY anggan sanlabi ya laban, agyo natalo !!! Maminpiga ni ingen ya manliket o samit ya kuwanda!! Balet say laki, no asumpal la may onaan ya kesaw da, onloyloy lay kalasyan da, aga lara anggan makapiduwa o makapitlo !!! Say bii anggan maminpiga-piga!! Antoy kuwanyo??? Ay say laki no nanmaliw lan lupot may olat o pokel, anggapo la!!1 Anggan mikakasi so bii ya labay ko ni kuwanto, ay mikakasi si laki ya tondaan mo ak la!!!!! Hahaha!! Saya ay labay ko labat ya ipaamta ya mas matibay so bii nen say lalaki ed maslak ya pamaakaran, aga tuwa tan??? wadtan ya lanang may abot balet say pokel no linmupot la, anggapo la so nagawaan to !!!Hehehe!!!Ebat kayo pan lalaki!!!
From: Alacran
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To: BNP
Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
I know! I saw the saintly - santo-santito? - face of yours, that you can be trusted with the "limos na inatei." At once, I remembered the stampita you always kept in your shirt pocket. But, when I read Dan Brown's DaVinci Code, it changed evrything, though, fictionalized, it came whacking me in the head .... can Jesus be trusted? Can you really be trusted with "limos na inatei"?
From: Salome
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Email: salshe02@hotmail.com
To: Estela B. Mondares
Remote Name: 76.28.237.242
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
My most recent info is Estela B. Mondares (or Mrs Estela M. Abad) lives in Daly City, CA. We are celebrating our PNS class 1960 Golden Reunion on March 24 – 25, 2010 in Bayambang. If you know Estela’s phone or address, please send a message. Also looking for Leonila L. Bulatao, Lydia C. Camacho, Primitiva M. Casillan, Fortunata F. Faustino, Jose S. Frias, Josefina B. Ramos, Estela V. de la Vega, Paciencia D. de la Vega, Thank you.
From: BnP
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To: Alacran
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Balvenie is still my drink – Cohibas now replaced by Thompson’s La Paloma – Vintage Reserva, a cheaper but smooth and slow burning equal to the Cohiba or Monte Cristo without the cost. Thanks to a local Maryland politician who deprived many of us of our under the table supply from our local tobacconist of the Cuban product. Nope never engage a mind altering drink – always keep my feet to the ground. In my Reserve duty days, we pulled operation with the BATF in the drug interjection mission in South Americas. There are many mind altering influence south of Ecuador and these are not drugs but the undulating hips that could change your mindset in a second. TP maybe an expert on this. I am glad I stuck to my monogamous persuasion…..thanks to the estampita in my pocket and a reminder that I have two boys in private school then. Of course, I am alos married to a beautiful lady that I took from the convent; who prayed fervently that I will not misstep. He!he!he!he!
From: Hidalgo
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To: Al;umna
Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Absolutely right! Not only Don Juan adhered to this belief. But, the Statler Brothers knocked the hell out of me when they sang, "Older women are beautiful lovers". A testament, that you can't beat the know-how and experience.
From: BnP
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To: Correction
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
well placed - instead of will placed.
From: BnP
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To: Alacran - TP
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Yes, it is not in my nature to rush as misstep is sure to come. A careful deliberation and will placed accent to a good meal serving will certainly provide give you the "bona petit." Even the most difficult door to open is certain to give way when proper application of little twist and turn of the knob is applied. From an old uncle I learn: "Poco se poco seva lejos - which means "inot-inot - sandaraiset ya kutdang arawi so naakar mo!" he!he!he!he!he!
From: Alacran
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
I see the adverb and 'among men'. He's not among men, he's by himself away from 'em all, away from the impotent crowd.
From: TPU
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To: Alumna, Yoly, those Girls in Germany etc.
Remote Name: 75.43.206.255
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Why keep on picking BNP? He is just a normal human male specie. What is so appreciative as far as I am concern is the fact he can express his views in a fine indirect, flowery language that even a frozen candle in Maryland will melt like a butter in a foot of snow. Of all the girls in this forum they are really liberated unlike those girls in a fartherst barrio in town, seemed, are believed and perceived as unchaste, unconventional and disgraceful as taboo that commands reprimands from elders. But here, what they talked about is to me sometimes don't carry the truth that when their respective husbands ask them to "FLICK THEIR BIC" they are nowehere to be found and mostly are cowering in their favorite blanket. What a poor boy your husband is? I myself laugh to no end sometimes disenchanted when my wife says she has the headache. Not for sex but feeding the dogs or picking their droppings.
From: Tiburon
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Yeahhh! With BNP's high flying hallucinating drinks of Balvenie Portwood and Havana Cohibas ... are in truth Ayahuasca Brews. Are they, BNP? MAOI's and DMT's, too?
From: Alumna
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Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Don Juan will tell you the best lovers are the pre and post meno women. A time for a woman where inhibitions are set aside and the act is simply what she is, it's all about her, liberation as I call it. At this stage, a woman is firmly footed, dances with the beats of her own drums... she knows what she wants and she'll get it!
From: yols
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Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
If this doesn't work for you pipol, I don't know what will: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LI7GWbVV7ps&feature=related
From: yols
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Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
alacran, see your usage of the adverb "also" at the beginning of that statement. Adjectives are flowery parts of a sentence, ... not needed. However, you need an adverb to function, hehehe.
From: Orca
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Ayahuasca brew ..... is a chemical - Dimethyltryptamine - derived from the South America plant, Banisteriopsis caapi, which can cause hallucinations and deep personal visions. It can be ingested and smoked. And only person(s) called "Ayahuasquero" are capable of concocting this highly psychedelic material. Those only ..... I mean .... only .... with experience or who messed with it probably like BNP could know about it.
From: Alacran
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Yols .... you're right, but you missed the adjective "still" meaning devoid or abstaining from. It can be assumed Hidalgo don't have those requisites no more, but whom could know the impact without the benefit of the doubt?
From: yols
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Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
I need to think about that one, BNP:) ---- Hidalgo, see alacran's post "Also, among men, these claims of virtuosity in bed, is at most suspect. Man's sexuality is affected by the chemical, emotional, physical properties of the environment. One can claim like dippity dog salivating with excitement, but in reality .... just salivating .... if there's saliva at all." ---- There's no way out of that one buddy, hehehe
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Yols, Alumna, Claudia, AG, TP....who among you served Hidalgo the ayahuasca brew?
From: BnP
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To: Food for thought
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Some may express their desires in passionate sex – others expressed it in passionate lovemaking. While the two maybe interchangeable and accomplish the same purpose, some would view it as more than the physical satisfaction resulting from the act but the wholesome feeling that results after the act. Likewise for those few who cares for refinement the distinction would be understood by those that knows the difference between plain eating and dining. Lovemaking is a ritual to be followed – that starts with just the simple conversation to the nuances of your actions. The soft touch, the sweet whisper that accompanies the act enhances the emotion till heaven is reached. There is no book in making love as each person have different senses and perception – there is no great lover as loving involves the giving of oneself and be experienced only by the participants. Our sensitivity to the needs of our partner displaces our selfish motive; for a true lovemaking is making the other happy conversely you feel happy about it. I do not believe that age is a barrier to love making – it maybe to the mechanical act, but in due time you will accomplish what is needed. Just consider it as slow cooking and the ingredients will come to embrace and compliment one another to make a full deserving meal.
From: Hidalgo
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
There's no question what Hidalgo can deliver. He still has the sting of an Alacran ..... the speed and ferocity of Tiburon ..... and the massive power of Orca. he he he he he!
From: RHS
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To: Love and sex
Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Sex and love, these two words are partners until one survives the other. What I mean is that when you still have it, sex and love are interchangeable but when you lost sex, that means you only have the love as your attribute to cling on. But if you lost love, then the individual goes down the lower level. Sometimes in the park, I would see very old couple holding hands , looking at each other like they were in heaven ( not the same heaven of BNP which he described to satisfy his untamed wild side, hehehe). That gesture is love because evolution excluded them in the propagation of their specie, having already contributed their assigned task in the past. I think the reason why love and sex should go hand in hand is for Nature to produce the good descendants of the humans. If sex is just the reason to procreate, the descendants would be like the lower form of animal kingdom where only instinct is the motivating reason to procreate. The love and sex combo is a selection process, so humans would not be promiscuous and go down to their animal instinct. If by reason of age or illness, one loses interest in sex, it is also nature's way to whisper that your time is up for sex, but if one lost sex, you can be sure that his or her energy would be focus to love. ( just a thought)
From: Alacran
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To: Yols/Kuats - whatever art thou
Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Aaaaaaah, after a good lunch am ready. Where am I? If RHS, is to be believed women at 45 are past their prime. When the onset of menopause claims its victim, it also diminishes the craving, the desire a woman has in her effiminate ways. It's like the candle burning to the very end, the flicker of light is ..... a dying. The secrets of Victoria don't have that much impact on what would be the outcome. I didn't pay much attention to studies/research done on human emotional/ sexual experiences, because what I believed in, is in the actuality of physical mano-a-mano. And most of the time, this studies show the flaw in its conclusions. Also, among men, these claims of virtuosity in bed, is at most suspect. Man's sexuality is affected by the chemical, emotional, physical properties of the environment. One can claim like dippity dog salivating with excitement, but in reality .... just salivating .... if there's saliva at all.
From: Alumna
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To: TPU
Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Alacran thinks he may have the fire and the stamina with a big BUT! I just think you are never too old for anything esp. sex with mutual understanding (whatever it may be). A gerontologist told me that "old" people still make love and when they do, they tend to act, feel, live happier lives.
From: TPU
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To: Alumna, the frolic & fun doll
Remote Name: 75.43.206.255
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
I like your attitude about how to enjoy the god given joys of companionship. I am within the age group you mentioned, but mind you, when my wife don that flimsy garment of the night I drolled like DIPPITY DOG and suddenly the fireball started to develop gradually so unrelenting and unstopable that we both after all those efforts of outmanuevering we like both riding in a broomstick up to no where. Who said you are getting old. Never in my right mind do I accept that inevitability of being useless and incapable no matter at what age I would be. Enjoy life with a grin, smile or with a boisterous laugh as what my Comadre from Lingayen said show a good laugh or 'MANBITAKTAK YA ELEK'.
From: Alumna
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Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Awww, you're starting to scare the daylights out of me! What? Age and performance, mind over matter... It takes two to tango my dear! I would hate to plan a day, cook, bathe, don on my prettiest lingerie and be unfulfilled! And who says it has to be sex in the first place? I'd probably be too tired by then. At that age, with arms around me, I'll be in cloud nine, feeling safe and content.... Do not tell me that the young-old in this forum (healthy, vigorous, financially secure older adults, aged 55-75, well integrated with their families and friends) are incapable of one night of frolic and fun! That's ageism on your own kind! Again, mind over matter. Besides, it has to be the right person to make it work.....
From: yols
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To: BNP tan CP
Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Mairap ya talagan pantungtungan so pansiping na sanasawa ya say usaren et Pangasinan ta singa marotak (vulgar) so paway to. Dia balet ed English dakerakel ya "metaphor" (agko antay Pangasinan to iyan balikas) so nausar mo ya aliwan aliwdiwan narengel o dino nabasa:)
From: Alacran
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Hold your breath, Kuats! Coming back! Let me finish what am doing. How about chicken and papaia for tinola? Salivate!
From: yols
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To: alacran
Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
You and RHS are way off. Take that double nickel, drop and raise it by a dime, and you get the sweetest, most revealing, most satisfying of all experiences, … or so the studies show. You obviously have never been part of that study or maybe you’re that outlier waaaay out there, hehehe. Imagine a bell curve, I’m barely starting on the left side of that study, and Claudia? Less than halfway up the left side, nothing but positive slope up her alley, so outta the way! Your XY coordinate might just plop back to the origin, hehehe. And btw, love can be called sex, but sex can never be called love. Don’t get the two confused.
From: Alacran
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Let's do some exercise on this thing called .... love/sex. How does it apply to people like us who passed double nickle? The way it's being experienced, and taken in reverse by those who seemed to express confidence in doing the unrealistic, is an outright lie. Some of us here - tends to have the stamina and fire in their bellies, but on the contrary their physical attributes does not warrant such good performance in bed. And going to bed - just like that - to do the uninevitable is a futility in activity. It's a known fact, at this age, everybody is better off in a separate bed. Gone were the days of the lovey-dovey, the dance of the snake, the nights of the negligee. For all intents and purposes ..... sex ... is done by appointment only!
From: Orca
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Claudious ..... Well, don't get rattled. Shit happens! It's an appropriate and balance response to an inappropriate and imbalance approach. Though your swagger is inapplicable, and your inappetence did not diminish, I admired your tenacity in a adversarial mode, though you kept on biting the dust. Remember, I am not here to tickle your brains, to lift your IQ, as if to fertilize it, but to let you know you have lots to learn.
From: Claudia
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To: Shark
Remote Name: 81.173.133.196
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
From the horse´s pile,why not from the your cows´s dung pile?..stinks!!The Allerion throwing golden droppings this early morning of New year?if I get you right,( I am only good in German myths),you wanted to fertilize my withering mind?...ha ha ha!who´se senile,i am at the peak of my mental pile.Wanted to throw on you snow balls from my balcony.No TIA´s and fit to wrestling against you.What is that thing about Balingasay River? Don´t you know that valuable treasures were found around Balingasay that is why the Treasure Hunters have been all the way goofing ang digging around that place?
From: CCA
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To: AG and all
Remote Name: 81.173.133.196
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
with regards to our prime times..we still stay a little bit longer on the highest peak,disregarding my left knee troubles once a month since I am too lazy to climb up high the stairs to the 16th -storey.These elevators are hazardous to fitness!
From: Claudia
Town_City: Colonia Agrippinenses
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To: RHS
Remote Name: 81.173.133.196
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
OMG,how can we hide and go back to anonymity?Our foot and fingerprints are deeply imprinted like the Footprints of the Dinos.The Bernhardiners will certainly dig us out of the thickest snowpiles after the storm...everybody´s N. Olfactorius intact...Happy 2010 to you and Family.May we stay a little more tolerant ,peaceful and forgiving, and love more( acc. to Yols)each other at SCMB,our home.
From: BnP
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To: Yols
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Yols, I am a little bit confused...did you say love more; or give more love. The resplendent possessive character of the English grammar is a bit confusing in mind at the moment. (i.e., the marital expectation of reciprocity - expressed in the advice to love each other - may be interpreted by the likes of CP to love another!) I know you will wake-up this morning have a sip of your favored brewed coffee smile still in your face after your parting remark last night. he!he!he!he!he!
From: BnP
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To: RHS
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
The recourse...take heed with Yols. She said love more and you will forget your money worries. My philosophy is to live within the means of my income - be aware of my expenses and my financial limitations. As long as I have serenity at home, three square meals a day, a cigar to light and single malt for libation - occasional Liana wine with wife when we feel the celebration, my jalopy is in good mechanical condition ready to take me to those undulating hills at a controlled speed that raises the hair at the back of my head to satisfy my untamed wild side - I am in heaven. Nice to have you back AG.
From: BnP
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To: CP
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
I have not heard anyone describe orchids in those terms. Although I have to admit that etymologically, Greek called orchids, “orchis” meaning testicle. The delicate nature of the orchid contrasts the flower’s life span. Most orchid’s flowers stay for weeks. My wife hobby is to propagate and make them bloom again. And for those orchids lovers here, you can make them re-bloom by using birth control pills in their waters. You can ask your physician friends with expired birth control pills. My wife loves flowers of all kinds. During summer our house abounds with zinnias and impatiens. I gain therapeutic benefit by helping her care for the garden. Of course, at her direction, I dig and plant them. CP if you have that playful mind as you profess you have, orchids show is abounds with your object of attention. Also try attending ikebana and bonsai shows and look at the crowd. But you’ve got to have finesse in your approach. The women you met in those shows are not your regular club or bar ladies you met in your pub – and beer may not be to their taste buds.
From: Orca
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
RHS ...... the recourse? Forget about the money. The money ain't everythin'. If ain't there ain't there. This I'd like you to do. Double back and start talkin'. Your vacation is over! This acronym .... rural high school?
From: CPp
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To: BNP
Remote Name: 68.4.226.34
Date: Sunday, January 03, 2010
Gabagabay ko met so orchids.Panliketan ko no man ro rosas irayay orchids ko.No arom iyan ko sakey ya Cattlya ed Jacuzzi .Insen ak manselsel na kandila apatira ya kaabayday orchids.Insan wala so red wine ed abay ko ya walad kupita.Kalkalnaan kon sagepsepan imay port wine ya 'fruity'.Lukasan ko si bintana insan ko silipsilipen ko so palandey tan tawen.Nalgep ak na bora na sabon.Siyempre labos ak ya mantatalem.Gagawaen ko iya 3x ed sakey simba.No nanengneng to ak nen akolaw ko .Atalosan to met la .Dan dangen ko mt la na kalkalna ya kuwan mo.No kalkalna ya dangdangen mananam so luto.Tuwa so kuwan mo.Talagan nayari kan talaga ed sayan gawa tayon suldongan.Salamat la ta agak met ni apat tak odino akaronyas ed kalolooob o kapapaway ed jacuzzi.Nakakaronyas ak labat met ed samay dadangdangen.Mabetbet ak ya onla d Orchid Show.No Febrero ya tinaon wala so nagawaan ya Orchid show dia sakey ed sanka balgan ed inturon mundo.Saray orchids kamonorano tetew tan bao ,anto?
From: RHS
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Remote Name: 70.94.217.225
Date: Saturday, January 02, 2010
Happy Hew Year to everybody. I’m passing through and I enjoyed your teasing each other like friends do. I haven’t met any poster in this forum, but there is something common to all, that they all came from the Province of Pangasinan. Their appearance maybe different because of their ancestry, their ways may differ because of their location, their thinking process maybe different because of their exposure, but despite of everything, the posters love to banter with one another. Another common trait is that they like to read or talk via the internet. But there is a greater bond that always drive them back to the computer, that is the addiction to the computer ( he hehe), but nevertheless, they can make use of this addiction by directing their efforts to achieve experience and information, experience smiles and laughter and relaxing their minds. Personally for me, I write anything that comes to my mind , and writing is one way to sharpen my decaying mind because I have noticed several years ago that I am not as witty as I used to be, a nature’s way of telling me that my prime was gone. Anyway, based on my personal experience, the prime of a person is between 30 to 50 years old, that was the time when our thinking process was at its peak. After that age, it is time to give the next generation the space so they could create their own contribution to society. Think about it this way, that the greatest discoveries and inventions and theories were promulgated by people younger than fifty years old, best example was Einstein’s Law of Relativity which he theorized when he was in his mid 20s. After 50, we work to accommodate the mandate that we have to do, prepare for our retirement in our 60s and beyond. But sometimes some of our children are still in school when we are in our 50s so earning money is still an obligation, but for a lot of us, we used our mid 50s as an opportunity to accumulate our retirement money and to invest it properly. But there are times when the money we accumulated for retirement in our 401K becomes 101k because of situation beyond our control. What is the recourse?
From: yols
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Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Saturday, January 02, 2010
...and love more, hehehe
From: yols
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Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Saturday, January 02, 2010
Ay Caramba! I'm going back to bed...
From: Tiburon
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Saturday, January 02, 2010
Claudia . . . Whoaaaaa! Let me sort out the fiery rhetoric from the horse's pile. You ain't a tatterdemalion - I totally agree, but if that's the case, why allow yourself to be dragged into something you could'nt agree? Is it because your IQ went down so low - total disarray - you'll grab at anything floating at Balingasay River to avoid drowning? "Maybe" the nipa house should be done early April? What maybe? Don't tell us the possibility of this nipa house - becoming an impossibility.
From: Claudia
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To: Alacran
Remote Name: 78.34.16.141
Date: Saturday, January 02, 2010
these insectos could never get a balyanget!But a vulnerable human being does...my niece on the biek na Atlantic,has just sent me my daily horoscope and said..Aquarius..the ones who are trying hard to calm you down are just jealous..who is Aquaruis among us?..ha ha ha!
From: Claudia
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To: To these matalangatang guys of scmb
Remote Name: 78.34.16.141
Date: Saturday, January 02, 2010
I am not claiming to be smart ,neither of high IQ,and neither have I known the feeling of threat and intrusion in my romantic/marital ownership but you should better know it by now that many of us has better strategies...now curious?..want to know some of our secrets?....I will not fight to death..never...that is begging,a beggar will I never be, it is below my dignity and integrity,it makes things worse.Is he as good as Donald Trump?There is a so called Equilibrium...and Golden Rule!A matter of take it or leave it...This MB is becoming a warfield,he he he! To all readers,you may participate..in all fairness and friendship..these guys around here are friends in true lives and never throw a pot of Pising over one´s and each others face..The Zaruela is on the go..the Script Writer is on his way up here...stay put,San Carleneans!
From: Alacran
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Saturday, January 02, 2010
Claudia . . . Calm down! You're so repetitive. Well, you should know better than that Alacran couldn't come. He had itchy "balianget / bungang araw" all over his tail.
From: Orca
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Saturday, January 02, 2010
Claudia .... there's no such thing like an intelligent woman when scorned. She will scorch you to death / break your face with a pot, if she has the chance. Time and again, woman as the most malleable of the genders will succumb to application of instant heat, will bent to what man so desires, but will fight to the death any intrusion/threat to her romantic/marital ownership. As Ivana Trump used to say, "You get laid, I get paid." And to those living in mansions, pocket books bursting with cash should better watch out. In Relationship 101, intelligent women don't get mad . . . they get even!
From: woman in Sarong
Town_City: Patar
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To: BNP
Remote Name: 78.34.16.141
Date: Saturday, January 02, 2010
Don´t worry about SHARK,he cannot take off the blinders he has been wearing all the years.He is not a courageous man,and voluntarily became the Chairman of TAKOMNA Association.The truth is that the shark has called to come and in a minute has cancelled the appointment ,he had some other things to do that is why the lady in Sarong was looking sceptic and just enjoyed the Binungey alone with her sister...BTW the hut is gone with the wind ,with Emong,so with the memories of a great love.A better Hut is on the conception,maybe finished in April.
From: Tiburon
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To: BNP
Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Saturday, January 02, 2010
Well, I know you're at your finest in deflecting arrows with just a cardboard in your hands. I've all these reservations in mind when I saw, the first time, holding couple decks of cards. Following you all over Pang.org, I can see the subtlety of your comments about love/sex without taking full responsibility, but always passing the buck. I did assume/believe you love to play the game - either BJ, Baccarat, Chemin de Fer, Pai Gao or Texas Hold 'Em without the R. Your expression of devotion to #1 is admirable, like anybody else's, but can such devotion be when you're sleeping in two separate beds?
From: Claudia
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Remote Name: 78.34.16.141
Date: Saturday, January 02, 2010
A pot of orchids thrown at BNP? No way..Shark..you´d better know it by now that smart women are not that short-circuited..then the pot and the orchid are too precious to be wasted.Mrs. BNP is too smart to go down to that level.Women of High IQ´s have better strategies,would you believe in that?I believe him.How about you,have you got a frying pan flown to your face like a flying saucer, or a kaldero of Pising poured over your scalp?..some men like these kind of fights..
From: BnP
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To: Tiburon
Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Saturday, January 02, 2010
Nice try….you are at your best as usual. Do not have to circumvent the rules as I was given exception that night. There is no Tiger Wood similarity here – I am monogamous by persuasion. In all my married life, we have never been apart during Christmas and New Year – and hospital or not, I will be with her to keep that tradition. Broken femur is not life threatening – but, need immediate medical attention. Broken femur needs operation – in her case, a metal rod was inserted for reconstruction. Her orchids only comes outside for a brief exposure to spring or summer rain, otherwise it is keep indoor and survived the winter because they are placed by the windows. If you have been in a relationship where the consideration is loving the person without the expectation of reciprocity, I would say that you have arrived the state of what I term as “Loving beyond pleasure.” It is more than just fun, that passion is more than mere appetite – loving is more than simply being love. Loving beyond pleasure exist when your love is independent of the reciprocation. And since Yols opened up by stating that her resolution is to love more….this is what I understand it could be. And the reward is that when two people are truly in love, it is heaven. __________Wallace Stevens captured it in his “Re-statement of romance.” And it states:___The night knows nothing of the chants night. It is what it is as I am what I am; And in perceiving this I bet perceive myself. ___And you. Only we two may interchange. Each in the other what each has to give. Only we two are one, not you and night. ____Nor night and I, but you and I, alone, so much along, so deeply by ourselves. So far beyond the casual solitudes.___That night is only the background of ourselves. Supremely true each to its separate self. In the pale light that each upon the other throws. He!he!he!he! And Tiburon, if you only use your heart to see, you can see rightly, for what is essential is invisible to your eye. So try to look with your heart – and you will find that a lady in this thread may already have her open arms waiting for you. Kanian lakad Patar, ikupit moy matam tan manakar ka labat – naliknam so lima ya mangantabay ed sika agmo la nakaukulan ya imulagat so matam ta nangnengneng mo so dakep na kaliber-liber ta say mata to so onengneng ed para sika. He!he!he!he!
From: Tiburon
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Saturday, January 02, 2010
What's happening? Did he tell us what he wanted for us to hear? At first, he shot his mouth - is it necessary? - his wife had a fall and taken to a hospital. And to show his devotion unto death, he circumvented the policy of the hospital and stayed by her side to watch her thru the night, though, only a broken leg. Is this injury life threatening? I don't think so. Why this show? A front, an act, to jump the gun before before the dark side is exposed? Probably so! And now, to open a little bit, his wife in her daily routine of tending her orchids slipped in a wet floor. Let's look deep at this injury. Well, orchids are planted in pots - not outside - in this part of America (Maryland) because of seasonal variations. This' what transpired. She grabbed a pot and threw at him full force, and standing on a wet floor did not have her balance and fell down. Telling a tall tale and trying to convince us to believe in it, is like Humpty Dumpty setting on a wall.
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
Mansasalog na orchids to ya akapaliber ed Jacuzzi. Sakey ya ligliwa to so manparosas na orchids - tan sasalogen tora, odino ipaway tora no summer no onoran, ensan to lamet ipawil ed kaliber liber na jacuzzi. Wala siguro so 50 ya orchids to, ya pinabaleg tora. Kada makapanparosas na orchids so agay lay liket to.
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Remote Name: 204.57.103.91
Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
Maermen ak tuloy ya nakabatan ya apoter so pokel na ulpo na inararom ya kapisag na pusom.Idasal ko ya onabig ya tampol.Akin et apat tak.?Antoy gagawaen yon duwa akin et apat tak.Apat tak ed kama?Abasak imay inkurit mo ed Urbiztondo.Onman so gawaen mo ed samay inbagam ed siyak ed urbiz message board.Sumayandet ka siguro!!agmo uusaray apoy:dang-dang mo ya kalkalna piano....
From: Orca
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Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
Well done, MND. Got it right, but there's no such beautiful and dangerous fish at Lake Ontario.
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Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
Btw, before I forget. The word fall - in an ijury - does not mean falling down . . . but having a falling-out.
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Remote Name: 72.193.159.240
Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
Timor . . . is an island in French Polynesia, a fertile hunting grounds of the great whites. It's more beatiful than Patar or anything under the Bolinao sun. With it's crystal clear waters down to 500 feet, you can see the teeth of Tiburon chewing at your leg. And Roger, is not a very significant person of anybody's choice. Roger . . . meant a communication code used in radio and signaling, that a message has been received and understood.
From: Tiburon
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Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
Femur . . . is the tighbone. This part of the leg could break or dislocate if it was miskicked too high or you're kicking someone in anger and miscalculated the distance, or hit a a chair, a wall hard enough to injure. It could not be, in this instance, a show of love especially during the holidays . . . ala El Tigre delos Maderas. The only thing you can do is be as close as possible, but not hitting the hydrant. he!he!he!he!
From: Alumna
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To: BNP
Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
God speed for her recovery and here's to a better, healthier 2010!
From: yoli
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Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
BNP, I wish for a kinder, gentler year for you and your family...
From: Beth
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Remote Name: 78.34.16.141
Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
I wish her to get well and come home soon.
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
On December 30th, my dear wife had a fall – broke her left femur and had to be transported to the nearest hospital. The operation was done the next day, and with God’s blessing, it went well. She is now on her way to recovery. Funny thing is that we plan to spend the new year in our house, the first time we will be doing it for we usually attend New Years ball every year. But, as fate may have it we were not able to do that. The hospital had a policy of no visitor beyond 9pm in the evening. I asked for exemption as in all our married life we are always together comes closing and beginning of the year. The charge nurse objected at first but when she heard my reason, she smiled and obliged to make an exemption. I was with my love as usual…..and we made the best of what the circumstance provided us. Happiness is being with your love on New Years eve.
From: Yoli
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To: Angel
Remote Name: 24.176.172.53
Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
My best wishes to you and Mrs. Robinson. This one's for you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AKiQzxWgLA&feature=related
From: MND
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Remote Name: 74.210.21.47
Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
Tiburon: shark Happy New Year to All San Carlenians!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From: Alumna
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Remote Name: 71.199.160.154
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Happy New Year San Carlos, here's to more life, LOVE, and laughter for 2010 to you and yours! *Antoy Tiburon? Not a Hyundai or a place in Cali, those are the only Tiburon I know. Please explain where this name came from, local word sirin?
From: bcg
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Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
pardon the wrong spelling...it must be Tiburon or the KILLER WHALE?.Are you into a feast, a delicatesse of small fishes like us here?Better go and get the big,fat fishes basking in the desert of Nevada!hahaha!
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To: Timuron
Remote Name: 78.34.16.141
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Ha !ha ! ha!.....Roger Moore..James Bond! I have not meet him but i have seen him in the oo7 movies.Or have you changed your ID from Timoron to Roger?ha!ha!ha!...i promised to myself I will laugh my socks off this year..all the year through,like yols..agree?
From: Claudia Agrippa
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To: yols
Remote Name: 78.34.16.141
Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
And me ..surely...love more!
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
I am with you....love more.
From: yols
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A wonderful first morning of 2010 to everyone and many more to come! My new year's resolution is to laugh more, love more, argue less:) That last one will probably last about 4 hours, hehehe!
From: BnP
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Remote Name: 68.48.78.87
Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
I am following the development of name – from Levi , to HP the high priest to B2 the bomber to Alacran the scorpion to Tiburon the only association I can think of is the coastal town near SF, now to Orca the killer whale. So watch out, for he will take no prisoner – it is the same guy with acerbic pointed sense of humor….made his presence without cover, critique to all none exempted. He draws that anger in you to derail your reasoning ability – but, if you can wither these, you earn your ranking in San Carlos forum – where mental pugilism is at its best. Discussion center we are better – for we happen to know one another, by your fingerprint left in your expression and writing. But if you met us all, you will know that we do love to argue and attack your idea if deserving, likewise praise it in appreciation. He tells me that he will follow me to the cauldron of fire and that is the quality of person you get once you get to unravel that personality underneath those comment. So watch out for this guy whose merienda is “mangalngal na ngalab.” So look not for the name but by the statement alone he reveals himself. And like any St. Barbara raised here – they will tell you – Iyopot mo lay nanpisingan mo. And to Yols….that was incorrectly phrased; I mean we are in the culture of engaging the person for it is in our nakedness that we learn the purity of each others heart. Will this be acceptable to you? He!he!he!he!
From: Orca
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Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
Mapalar ..... Well, spell it right, will you? It's not Alarcan ....... it's Alacran! Btw, it's Orca - not Oscar - before you make a mistake again.
From: Mapalar
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Remote Name: 75.43.206.255
Date: Friday, January 01, 2010
Seems another name of Alarcan, HP and now Tiburon, more are coming don't despair.