2008 Wishes and Resolutions
Posted by kevin on Jan 1, '08 2:52 AM for everyone

1. I will buy a DS. There's no stopping this!
--Done. Next is a Creative Zen XFi. Then a Wii probably, whichever system Zelda comes out.

2. I will stop smoking... or reduce smoking by half. Bah, scrap that.
--yeah. wag na to. haha

3. I will go either abroad (Taiwan or Hong ( Read more... )

While beating the 56-yr old and his kid after a seemingly shallow argument over who goes first in a golf course, the Mayor repeatedly shouted "hindi mo ba ako kilala?" Who the hell knows him, anyways?

He's Nasser Pangandaman Jr., apparently the mayor of Masiu, Lanao del Sur (i had to google it to make sure inquirer wasnt making it up. great it's on ( Read more... )

Department of Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Joselito Atienza (even if you lost by a landslide last election, it really pays to be a suckup to Gloria) was criticized by some senators for failing to attend the Senate budget deliberations last week because he left for the Pacquiao-De la Hoya match in Las Vegas.

He defended his trip by ( Read more... )

The Chery QQ reminded me of something! Dragon Quest! Hah. I'm an ass and a nerd. hay.


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what's with the name Facundo, eh? I wonder what his nickname was back in high school.

You know those ads. People too damn happy for cellphones. I can't really say where it went wrong. It just looks awkward... and disturbing.


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Corporate America's doomed. But hey, they're going down in style. Obama save us.

And I was thinking that the Obama references will happen around that time, too. O well, better get it before someone else does. 

Makati City had a full-page ad today on how pretty the city is now, btw. It's also his birthday, too. So where's the party? At the city hall, where else? Such perfect timing, and what an equally perfect way to say how self ( Read more... )

Exit Bush, enter Obama. Good riddance, at that.

His speech absolutely blew me away. Call me emotional, but it made me all teary-eyed. It's a bit unusual for someone thousands of miles away would end up so moved by him, and neither did I expect the whole world celebrating (besides Obama, Japan) his victory. He's really going to be something. Well, ( Read more... )

Lots of work needed to be done. Good job, though. :p