Treasure Hunting in Philippines

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #120 on: July 30, 2009, 12:55:45 am »

I know that you are the real GoldDigger that's why I address our other Goldigger friend by his name Brian,
I am just wondering Brian why do you have to write your complementary closing "Brian AKA Goldigger" It bothers me we already know you Are Known As "Golddiger". It is obvious.

Please guys do not get me wrong to the heavy comments, I really missed the confrontation to break the monotony of the forum it gets so boring that I am tired of reading same questions and answers and it never stops. Sometimes we have to collide to bring humor and forget the crazyness about Yam TH.

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #121 on: July 30, 2009, 01:20:16 am »

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #122 on: July 30, 2009, 01:34:36 am »

GoldDigger1950;

How can this guy twist my words so?

I tell him he has a responsibility to stay, so we can know the truth, and he says I am trying to get rid of him.

Well, my point to Mas_kara is I am not a long nose white guy, he picked on the wrong person for that, I am a part native (Metis) person, definately NOT racially predjudiced, I cant afford to be! What do you think Mas Kara means? Too dear? I suppose Pinoy Spanish might be enough like Mexican???

I have to believe he can NOT understand English, because, when I agreed with him, he thinks I disagree. That says one thing to me.... schitzophrenic paranoia.... ooooh! I am going to go do some smudging, maybe that will shake his tree and he will fall out. Hiyu sullix Pinoy, mamook cultus cumtux! You either have to laugh or you have to cry!

(Sorry Christian, my English slipped.)

As for treasure stories, BC is full of them. I used to watch a series called Ghost Towns and Gold Trails, produced by a Kamloops, BC, TV station, featuring an amateur historian, Bill Barlee whose relatives were THERE, in the gold rush, early BC years, and he was in a lot of those towns as a boy and young man. Very interesting. He also does so locator work and used to gold mine.

The station had the whole series on VHS tape, I told them, if they put it on DVD, I would buy the whole series and some of the other historical stuff, not associated with Ghost Towns etc. No reply.

Guess I wont get it, what do you think?

Brian AKA goldigger

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #123 on: July 30, 2009, 02:29:49 am »

Mas_kara;

Do I dare talk to you?

Are you going to turn my words around?

Did you have a bad day?

I sign AKA because it means /Also Know As/ and so I am /Brian, also known as goldigger/, which was originally my CB radio name or handle. Since I started using it I figured no one will know who I really am.... signing this way gets my real name in there. Does it make any sense??

Maybe I should have signed on to the forum as /Highland Valley 966/ which was another CB name I used, for Sideband Radio. I could have used /Muchimunto/.... the devil, in a local language. /Muchimunto, na mechison kitoskanak/

I am stuck with AKA, now, good or bad.

I was in the Yukon, (Im sure you must have heard of the Yukon, the BIGgest gold rush land, in the Canadian Arctic!) in the late 1970s and up to 1981, I found some nice, sew-on badges that said /Gold Digger Yukon/ for my CB radio vest (we used to collect badges.) It had a little fat guy with a gold pan, on it! He is also on the Yukon car plates. Very commercial.

I have used the name, ever since, once I started using it, guys started copying it, and that is why I wound up with the spelling /goldigger/ with only one D. To make a short story longer.... I have not talked on a CB in 10 years. It was fun, talking SKIP all over the world.

Not as much fun as it is looking for gold, any king of gold. Shocked

Mas_kara, I really am a nice guy, that is why I said I do not have a long nose. You know, and I know, foreigners to the Phillipines, are called long-nose.

I think you have been confusing me with GoldDigger1950, I also think you did not understand what HE said, but, I tell you what, if he and I start talking Port Moresby Pitsin.... look out!

I will make you a bet you will not understand that English! So let us keep it simple.

I do want you to stay in the forum, for lots of reasons. Like, you are eyes and ears for us, because we can not be where you are. Capito? Comprende? Verstehe? Kinistohten? Do you understand?

Hey GoldDigger1950, bynby yumepella make toktok Port Moresby Pitsin tok, maybe trowayleg me. What say? Maybe wanpella get bangim longside dispella hed?

It is magic.....

I like languages... used to know a little Tagalog, but I forgot.

Brian Also Known AS goldigger, Gold Digger Yukon and Yukon Goldigger

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #124 on: July 30, 2009, 02:34:31 am »

arjoyceniza;

a little smiley face - are you sandbagging?

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #125 on: July 30, 2009, 04:21:48 am »

Brian, any comment seems to be contentious to some folks so best to simply keep things as good natured as possible. As you already do. I don't have a clue why someone would interpret what you write as being harsh at all.

Carry on, mate. Or as we used to say on the CB, "See you on the flip side."

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #126 on: July 30, 2009, 07:57:10 am »

Just as I predicted...... A poem for Brian AKA "Goldigger"

You are bitter and distressing, contentious, galling and full of animosity
Vehemently intense very harshly reproachful indeed
Like a child expressive of severe pain marked by cynicism and rancor

You are a bitter wind
A bitter tears
Distasteful, distressing in mind

Peculiarly acrid and astringent
Inducible of the infusion of hops

You are intensely unpleasant
a symbol of grief a regret

Brian AKA "Goldigger", will I have to always say AKA Goldigger, i really can't see the logic here.

Maybe you are right I do not understand your English at all that's why I too do not have no clue (as GoldDigger says) why someone would interpret what you write as being harsh at all. Did I mentioned any particular names or AKA'ss? Not until you answered back, feeling guilty or guilty feelings I wonder which between the two. Immaturity breed undesirable consequences wise up my friend do not be perspicacious.

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #127 on: July 30, 2009, 09:19:02 am »

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #128 on: July 30, 2009, 09:26:59 am »

Hi there to all Philippine TH'ers,
Can someone share to me a copy of Japanese Treasure signs/symbols with explanation?
Need it badly....Thanks in advance.

Also, any success in doing borehole drilling before doing the actual dig?

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	Re: Treasure Hunting in Philippines « Reply #129 on: July 30, 2009, 09:33:29 am »

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Hi there to all Philippine TH'ers, Can someone share to me a copy of Japanese Treasure signs/symbols with explanation? Need it badly....Thanks in advance. Also, any success in doing borehole drilling before doing the actual dig?

Bro, If you were not invited yet in the Pinoy Exclusive Yamashita Board (this board is for Pinoy Yam TH Only) then let me know. It's your choice where you want to get assistance.

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