Photo Caption Contest



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Comments

Anonymous said…
girl in green shorts: ahh kalibangon ko.
7:02 PM
Anonymous said…
To see is to believe, pero believe na lang para ta madali.
8:39 PM
Anonymous said…
Whoah! Is that Mike pissing on the flagpost? hehe
11:35 AM
Anonymous said…
hey! stop using my posting name...
11:36 AM
Anonymous said…
poster no. 1 get your own name...
11:41 AM
Anonymous said…
Multi-tasking!
I didnt know girls could watch a game and play at the same time.
12:00 PM
Anonymous said…
hehehe mao bay sa


di tan aw nag laki,hhehehehe
9:07 PM
Anonymous said…
dili lage ko kapost?
9:08 PM
Anonymous said…
PaBol: Hala naay nag sumbagay!!!
Bright player1:asa bah?
Bright player2:hala buanga!!!
11:03 PM
Anonymous said…
nagnu sumbagay man jud na ang matopic pirmi?soccerha hilig kag sumbagay...hehehehehe
11:45 AM
Anonymous said…
hala si lola ga soccer
7:16 PM
Anonymous said…
Basin tot.... kita na sila ug gwapo... Naa ba? or basin ang Red Horse ni Mike nag dula ug soccer hehehehhhee
4:12 PM
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