events in the country feel like a bad professional wrestling script.   now you got Norberto Gonzales screaming "reds in the newsrooms".  i guess he needed to get his performance in.  with such "superstars" as Toting "The Mouth of the South" Bunye, Mike "The Hammer" D, and Raul "The Animal" Gonzales; Norbie the Red Alarmist needed a little bit of ( Read more... )

to give context to the title, let me tell you what a talangka is. it's a small freshwater crab (Paratelphusa spinigera) eaten as a delicacy here in the philippines. place a bunch of them in a bucket and you will observe something pretty interesting.  there will be some individuals who will attempt to climb out of the bucket... in fact they will ( Read more... )

not much going on today, just had a story conference with a good friend on this little piece of interactive fiction (read forum role-playing game hee) that we're putting together, hanging out, and doing errands. holidays are well kind of weird little animals, especially long weekend-days... everything seems like its time dilated somehow, and today ( Read more... )

back during my days at he University of Toronto, one of the things i would like to do (on the days when i wasn't horribly busy either studying or socialising) was cruise the different college libraries for periodicals that were "off the beaten path" as it were.

over at Innis College (or was it New?) they had all these journals about film studies, ( Read more... )

( Read more... )

wheeeeeee!

i don't know what else to say. all in all its been a pretty good day. vegging out is good.

You Are Root Beer
( Read more... )

hmmm... this is telling.  time to update my job search preferences... to specifically exclude what i'm doing right now. hee hee hee hee.

Your Career Personality: Independent, Insightful, and Ingenious
( Read more... )

i was so tired last night that i actually left this as an unsaved draft. anyway, here was a meme i took. been a tiring week. and it's not over...

What Your Soul Really Looks Like
( Read more... )

Presenting, in all it's wild, unbridled fury: the Philippine bigot.

Once present in great herds that roamed throughout most of the archipelago, the Philippine bigot's numbers have steadily been decreasing as the populace is opened to new experiences and knowledge.   The bigot used to be a normal human being, but because of exposure to a dangerous ( Read more... )

Your Quirk Factor: 61%


( Read more... )