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you're from dalaguete? i could've sworn you didn't have the accent. i should know, i'm cebuano 
dennis
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Borrow away ate charm. I was in Via Mare showing my pics to my lola on my laptop and the restaurnt floor manager saw them and told me that the beaches to the South of Argao were some of the best he's ever been to. Please post pics when you come back.
Oh and I saw a thresher shark jumping out of the water after surfacing in Cabilao. Maybe you'll see some down there.
I was in Via Mare showing my pics to my lola on my laptop and the restaurnt floor manager saw them and told me that the beaches to the South of Argao were some of the best he's ever been to. Please post pics when you come back. Oh and I saw a thresher shark jumping out of the water after surfacing in Cabilao. Maybe you'll see some down there.
jonix
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@caloy: i'm not that sure yet. some asian country is getting really enticing...
clgsamson
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you'll die of pollution over there...
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bubble_charm
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you're from dalaguete? i could've sworn you didn't have the accent. i should know, i'm cebuano
dennis
I suppose it's because I was raised in manila. To my cousins in Dalaguete, my cebuano sounds really funny. I misplace some accents that make them laugh.
Still working my way around the language.
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bubble_charm
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Gosh! Who would've thought! Dieter, the dive shop operator for divepoint alcoy told me that whalesharks were sighted around the area. Just two weeks ago he saw one and was able to snorkel with it. It was a juvy whaleshark.
The DM, Junie, from sumilon also mentioned whaleshark sightings two weeks ago and all throughout Feb. He once saw a lone hammerhead but that was a lucky find according to him.
Water here is a pleasant 27C t0 28C.
The other day, my mom's cousin who went out fishing got the fright of his life with his first encounter ever with a whaleshark! He did not know what to make of it at first and really wasn't sure if he was in danger. It was about 4 meters long. He obviously survived.
This has really gotten me excited!
The DM, Junie, from sumilon also mentioned whaleshark sightings two weeks ago and all throughout Feb. He once saw a lone hammerhead but that was a lucky find according to him.
Water here is a pleasant 27C t0 28C.
The other day, my mom's cousin who went out fishing got the fright of his life with his first encounter ever with a whaleshark! He did not know what to make of it at first and really wasn't sure if he was in danger. It was about 4 meters long. He obviously survived.
This has really gotten me excited!
jonix
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