GRASYA ug VITAMINS SA MATA!!

[nailv]

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7. Be willing to go through the pain period. This game is NOT an easy one. You'll be forced to confront nearly every single thing that defines you - every emotion, every action, every belief. You'll sometimes be apprehensive about approaching/meeting a particular woman, trying a new technique, or changing a behavior. What separates an amateur from a champion is the willingness to ush through that fear and do it anyway. Here's what Arnold Schwarzenegger, in his iron-pumping days, had to say about it: "If you can go through the pain period, you make it to be a champion. If you can't go through it, forget it. And that's what most people lack: having the guts - the guts to go in and just say... "I don't care what happens."

8. Don't look to friends or family approval. Not all your friends and family will understand the journey you're about to take. They may tell you that they don't like how you're changing. They may make fun of you for wanting to improve. That's okay. It happened to me. It also happened to Oprah: When she lost weight, she lost friends. This surprised her at first, until she learned that her largeness had given them an excuse to feel better about their own bodies. So, when you start attracting women and ADVENTURE, your friends may not welcom it - you've become a THREAT to their limitating beliefs and complacency about their own shortcomings. Let it be their problem, NOT yours.

-- From the book, "Rules of the Game (The Stylelife Challenge)" by Neil Strauss

[m_a_r_k_u_z]

sosyala d i nimo og libro TS oi, nagmantinil raman kog FHM gani....

[sammedriano]

OT: While nag cge ko basa sa imo mga post boss @vahnhelsing; bah. Naremember nako tong driver sa 21D sauna anha sa may Martires padung high-way nga route -mag cge siya balak basta mag drive siya hehe Malingaw ko niya kay kataw-ana jud iya mga balak. Mura mo og style hehehe lawm kaayo nga binisaya.

OnT: Hahaha nabalhin sa humor section ang kumag nga thread. Lol ani oie :P

dako na gayud ug kausaban ang panglantaw sa uban,
ang kaalaot sa uban grasya na nga mahimong pahimudsan,
tatawng ubos ang pagtan-aw ngadto sa kababayen-an,
hiwing binuhatan gipasigarbo daw usa ka kalampusan,
makapanglingo man sad ta kun kini maoy magdaghan,
pagkagubota naman lang gayud tingali sa kalibutan,
tig-a, wala'y pagtahod, nagpaka aron ingnong gamhanan,
hakog ug garboso angayng pundokon poohon dayon daoban.

[JjjonJ]

7. Be willing to go through the pain period. This game is NOT an easy one. You'll be forced to confront nearly every single thing that defines you - every emotion, every action, every belief. You'll sometimes be apprehensive about approaching/meeting a particular woman, trying a new technique, or changing a behavior. What separates an amateur from a champion is the willingness to ush through that fear and do it anyway. Here's what Arnold Schwarzenegger, in his iron-pumping days, had to say about it: "If you can go through the pain period, you make it to be a champion. If you can't go through it, forget it. And that's what most people lack: having the guts - the guts to go in and just say... "I don't care what happens."

8. Don't look to friends or family approval. Not all your friends and family will understand the journey you're about to take. They may tell you that they don't like how you're changing. They may make fun of you for wanting to improve. That's okay. It happened to me. It also happened to Oprah: When she lost weight, she lost friends. This surprised her at first, until she learned that her largeness had given them an excuse to feel better about their own bodies. So, when you start attracting women and ADVENTURE, your friends may not welcom it - you've become a THREAT to their limitating beliefs and complacency about their own shortcomings. Let it be their problem, NOT yours.

-- From the book, "Rules of the Game (The Stylelife Challenge)" by Neil Strauss

TS, shabu pah!!!

[sammedriano]

Hahaha prehas ta markuz. Apir bep

sosyala d i nimo og libro TS oi, nagmantinil raman kog FHM gani....

[vahnhelsing]

@sammedriano; wala lang ka kahibaw basin ako to..

ONT.. pagkadaghan sa nag atang sa matag patik ning kutaya.
daghan nagkibot ang baba ron perting lagota
naay nagyawyaw nga bigot nga mga dalaga
tiaw mo na murag gipakaubos na lamang sila
dulaan kay lagi nakaagi man ug sakit kaniadto
kining nagmugna sa kutay nga daw gwatsinanggo
ayaw mog palabig totok kay basin noon mogwapo
sa kadugayan manglubad na noon mainlab nya mo..

[m_a_r_k_u_z]

mangape sa ta ninyo para dili mo dukaon nga nagsubay aning sugilanon......

[daryl552007]

hagua pud ka ts uy...daghan na kaayog mibira sukol ghapon... laktod pagkaistorya TS binata ra kaayo nang imohang style , d na pwede dri kay naa na ni mga buot mga taw dri...

[nailv]

EZRA:

Ikaw ra man akong real adversary dri. Kta ra'y tinuoray nag lalis dri. Ayaw na e mention ang uban. You're also thrown in the laundrymat by myself and you are more defensive. Nagtuo diay kag moila ko nimu nga moderator ka dri?

I CHALLENGE YOU to prove yourself and WALK YOUR TALK! because THIS IS MORE THAN just talk. Don't run out your EXCUSES.

You can bring your own best wingman in the field and I will bring mine and WE WILL PLAY like KEYS TO THE VIP here in Cebu! You mentioned nga NORMAL ra ang pag ila ila, pagkuha ug number sa girl nga dili nimu kaila (Cold approach). Well, let us see it! Ayaw cgeg pagarpar diha.

Many times, I've seen my wingman and my mentors got rejected or sometimes got brushed OFF IN FRONT OF PEOPLE as well. Ikaw kaha? I'm very CURIOUS about your reaction. UTRO man pud kah nga nanghambog. Normal ra dw? Oh lage... NORMAL ra jud kaayo nga KUTOB ra kas storya.

Gisugdan man gyud nimu sir, ato nalang humanon. Anhi na dayon kay mangabot na ang Manila Lair next week.

[piolo pascual]

7. Be willing to go through the pain period. This game is NOT an easy one. You'll be forced to confront nearly every single thing that defines you - every emotion, every action, every belief. You'll sometimes be apprehensive about approaching/meeting a particular woman, trying a new technique, or changing a behavior. What separates an amateur from a champion is the willingness to ush through that fear and do it anyway. Here's what Arnold Schwarzenegger, in his iron-pumping days, had to say about it: "If you can go through the pain period, you make it to be a champion. If you can't go through it, forget it. And that's what most people lack: having the guts - the guts to go in and just say... "I don't care what happens."


-- From the book, "Rules of the Game (The Stylelife Challenge)" by Neil Strauss

sus nmo TS.. veygah rana lagi.. ayaw padala.. hahahahahhahaha

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7. Be willing to go through the pain period. This game is NOT an easy one. You'll be forced to confront nearly every single thing that defines you - every emotion, every action, every belief. You'll sometimes be apprehensive about approaching/meeting a particular woman, trying a new technique, or changing a behavior. What separates an amateur from a champion is the willingness to ush through that fear and do it anyway. Here's what Arnold Schwarzenegger, in his iron-pumping days, had to say about it: "If you can go through the pain period, you make it to be a champion. If you can't go through it, forget it. And that's what most people lack: having the guts - the guts to go in and just say... "I don't care what happens."


-- From the book, "Rules of the Game (The Stylelife Challenge)" by Neil Strauss

sus nmo TS.. veygah rana lagi.. ayaw padala.. hahahahahhahaha