Saturday, January 31, 2009
Run, Tumnus, Run And Hide
The guys in my year level are collecting ten pesos per person per day. The goal? Save enough by the end of the semester and buy a live goat for pulutan.
Yeah, cut me a slice of that!
Friday, January 30, 2009
JLC Word/s Of The Night 7
There were a lot of good ones last night: stupefying, bellyachers, miniscule travails...
"Nek-nek", however, took the cake.
Saturday, January 24, 2009
They Did It Their Way
In legal terms, this would be an alternative mode of settling disputes.
Thanks to beer, Pacman-Hatton fight onThank you, Mr. Salud, for taking three for the team. Mabuhay ka!
By Roy Luarca
Philippine Daily Inquirer
MANILA, Philippines—A friendly dare over three bottles of beer cost Manny Pacquiao a million dollars early Friday morning. Those beers could also make him at least $12 million richer.
Again showing how deeply he values friendship, Pacquiao finally relented to fight Ricky Hatton after trusted confidant Rex “Wakee” Salud, a non-drinker, accepted his dare to gulp down the beers during an informal meeting of Pacquiao’s inner circle at the Shangri-La in Makati.
Just like that and Pacquiao “threw away” his demand for a guaranteed purse of $13 million, and accepted a 52-48 percent revenue sharing in his favor to do battle with the British ring icon at 140 pounds (junior welterweight) on May 2 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Continued...
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Mo-pho: Flanggana!
Saturday, January 10, 2009
JLC Word/s Of The Night 6
Transcendental. And my old friend deleterious put in an appearance.
JLC also announced Thursday that the Sangguniang Panlungsod recently passed an ordinance that my boss sponsored.
I went, “Huh?” He must have confused the office I said I report at with the office of one of the city’s councilor. I think I should correct that impression. Soon.
...
JLC also announced Thursday that the Sangguniang Panlungsod recently passed an ordinance that my boss sponsored.
I went, “Huh?” He must have confused the office I said I report at with the office of one of the city’s councilor. I think I should correct that impression. Soon.
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Toot
They posted last semester’s Dean’s List yesterday. For my year level it’s barely a list—only two names. Guess whose comes first. And no, it's not in alphabetical order.
For the feat (naks, feat daw o) I received a 1979 Susan B. Anthony dollar. Coolness!
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For the feat (naks, feat daw o) I received a 1979 Susan B. Anthony dollar. Coolness!
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Wham, Bam, Thank You Man
Thanks to a bomb scare Sunday night, SM Baguio security guards are on heightened-bordering-on-praning alert. It means I get groped so much at every entrance point I should start handing over—or charging—money for each quickie transaction. I'm just passing through, Mr. Guard, I'm just passing through!
Sunday, January 4, 2009
"Claro Ba, Guys?"
If the optometrist, while refracting your eyes, says, "Ang taas a," it must be because he sees a cause for concern—or he's being sarcastic.
To me it didn't matter which. All I cared about when I walked out of there with my refurbished glasses (old frames, new lenses) was that I could see clearly and far.
[Hat tip to TnB for the hangover.]
To me it didn't matter which. All I cared about when I walked out of there with my refurbished glasses (old frames, new lenses) was that I could see clearly and far.
...
[Hat tip to TnB for the hangover.]
Friday, January 2, 2009
Dumb And Dumber
I'm not the only one with a failure of intelligence episode. I proved this twice in the past few days.
Last Monday I couldn't get a cab home so I decided to walk. And because it's tourist season, the going was slooow.
Now, I hate slow walkers. But I have enough sense to realize there was nothing I could do—there's just too many people up and about this time of year.
The lady walking beside me didn't. "Double time, double time!" she barked at three teens ahead of us who were walking slowly.
The trio looked at her, then continued their conversation.
"Ang se-sexy n'yo namang maglakad!" the impatient lady said next.
This time one of the teens sassed back. "Eh ayaw naming mapagod, 'no!"
The lady said nothing more and concentrated on passing the three. But I swear, out of spite the teens walked even slower and headed the lady off whenever she tried to overtake.
In my mind I gave the three high fives.
The following day, I stood in line at McDonald's next to a white-socks-and-orange-Crocs-wearing lady. After ordering seven Quarter Pounders with Cheese, she chatted with the girl behind the cash register.
"Alam mo, na-pickpocket ang wallet ko. Puro barya lang naman," she said. "Buti na lang nilagay ko dito sa bag 'yung pera ko," patting her bag's side pocket for emphasis.
Last Monday I couldn't get a cab home so I decided to walk. And because it's tourist season, the going was slooow.
Now, I hate slow walkers. But I have enough sense to realize there was nothing I could do—there's just too many people up and about this time of year.
The lady walking beside me didn't. "Double time, double time!" she barked at three teens ahead of us who were walking slowly.
The trio looked at her, then continued their conversation.
"Ang se-sexy n'yo namang maglakad!" the impatient lady said next.
This time one of the teens sassed back. "Eh ayaw naming mapagod, 'no!"
The lady said nothing more and concentrated on passing the three. But I swear, out of spite the teens walked even slower and headed the lady off whenever she tried to overtake.
In my mind I gave the three high fives.
...
The following day, I stood in line at McDonald's next to a white-socks-and-orange-Crocs-wearing lady. After ordering seven Quarter Pounders with Cheese, she chatted with the girl behind the cash register.
"Alam mo, na-pickpocket ang wallet ko. Puro barya lang naman," she said. "Buti na lang nilagay ko dito sa bag 'yung pera ko," patting her bag's side pocket for emphasis.
Thursday, January 1, 2009
Mo-pho: Big, Fattening Help You Are
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