Happy Birthday Totot

Sorry tot, wala ko kalugar.

May the beer flow, as it did in your first 20-something years.

Go football!

Comments

Anonymous said…
thnaks guys
1:46 PM
Anonymous said…
happy birthday tot. one of these days, magbilin lang unya ko og 1 bottle of red horse sa garden sa gawas sa bright academy. belated gift na nako nimo. dili lang nako ibilin sa football field ninyo kay basin ma-putbol ka ni maam pages. hehehehe
7:09 PM
Anonymous said…
Tot, basin makadaot na sa image sa imong mga players basin hibaw-an nila nga palahubog diay ka. he-he-he
9:33 AM
Anonymous said…
Tot, HAPPY BEERDAY! SAYANG LA KO KA APIL SA TAGAY! tagay nya lang ta kauli nako puhon....
4:59 PM
Anonymous said…
na blema bay risscoh kita ra ny apuhun mga palahubug magkiuyug...

wana blema tatoy,ok ra s a mga bata basta dilang hubog tingpractis and duwa...aku man ni and bati kaayu ug mag pa disguise ko d bah?

ok ra na akua ra bahala an,hehehe
1:56 PM
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