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a twisted little soul... people see me to be so delicious they sometimes want to eat me...

Twosome Friends

Valentines_1 Normally, I would know a friend but would not personally know to whom he or she will get or got married to.  It’s a rare occurrence when I personally know both mister groom and miss bride prior to their marriage.  Since its Valentines let me pay tribute to these rare twosome friends by enumerating them one by one…

  • Neil & Ness Lumacad (my students from Manila Doctors College)
  • Tony & Maya Castillo (my friends during college days)
  • Jun & Jojon Abubo (my co-employees during Glicos days)
  • Harry & Pinky (my co-employees during Glicos days)
  • Mario & Marilyn Bautista (my classmates in high school)
  • Derek & Nelita Enghoy (my classmates in high school)
  • Richard & Frelyn Delos Reyes (my co-employees at present)

Hoping you have a solid loving relationship ’till the end of time!

Maligayang araw ng mga puso!

Renaldo Diaz, You Rock!

I just can’t ignore this! It is a must for every Pinoy blog to contain. It’s Renaldo Lapuz, a Filipino who recently auditioned in American Idol Season 7. Watching this clip made me proud to be Pinoy and at the same time gave me mega-hysteria.

I’m proud because only good things would come out of his mouth and in fairness he can actually carry a tune. He exudes majesty, charisma, style, creativity, courteousness, originality, graciousness and sincerity!

Caution: after hearing the song, it will forever be looping inside your brain. Let’s sing together now… “Ay em yor broder, yor bespren por-eber…”

It’s freakin’ hilarious yet heart warming! Astig ka pare ko!

Garden Meat

Talong Fruits and vegetable generally refers to the edible part of a plant. It’s a common fact that fruits and vegetables are good for the body. Here in our country, these healthy perishables are often mocked and ridiculed.

Take the case of kamote. Kamote is a word that is use to describe a person who is dense and stupid. Others define it as a person who accepts other probabilities as flaw to any given proposition.

In case of Patola and Petchay, these 2 veggies would often replace the P word when a Pinoy is cursing. Instead of expressing “Anak ng P#+@%^!” folks would change it to “Anak ng patola!” or “Anak ng pechay!” as if these two vegetables were the only garden meat that ladies with the oldest profession eat.

“Couch Patatas” is the Filipino slang version of a couch potato meaning a person who is extremely lazy and spends much of the time either sitting or lying down, usually watching TV. Just like me!

“Patikim ng Pinya” (1996), “Talong” (1999) & “Kangkong” (2001) are movie titles produced and released in the country. They have one common theme though. It’s all low-budgeted bold flicks.

“Oh my Gulay!” is a Pinoy expression commonly used to present a feeling of shock, frustration, excitement, or surprise.

These garden meats can also help to describe a person’s body part – “paang luya”; “balat sibuyas”; “kutis labanos”; “mala-makopang kutis” and “ga-munggong tighawat” to name a few.

“Oo! Inaamin ko, saging lang kami! Pero maghanap ka ng puno… sa buong Pilipinas, saging lang ang may puso. Saging lang ang may puso!”- Mark Lapid in Apoy Sa Dibdib ng Samar

One of the most hilarious lines ever stated in Philippine Cinema. Though expressed in a supposed-to-be serious dramatic manner, this line became a big hit in Youtube among Pinoy viewers. It became a mega-hit in which a hip-hop song was even derived from those side-splitting lines and even considered as one of the most memorable lines in Pinoy Cinema.

Talong, saging, patola, mani, papaya, melon, upo, petchay, pakwan, munggo and kaong have something in common which I won’t dare to discuss or even define.

Holy kamote!

Cross In My Pocket

Cross Since the Catholic world will be observing Ash Wednesday on February 6, let me be a little religious this time.  I got this cross in my wallet since the time I could no longer recollect.  I did not purchase it for myself and I could no longer remember who gave it to me.

It’s been a small religious security blanket of some sort, which I could not explain in words why I have it and still chose to have it.  Last January 28 while counting my money inside my wallet I noticed that the cross is broken so I hurriedly have it fixed with glue.  The tiny cross is attached to a small card in which I never thought a note was written at the back.  While fixing the cross, I read what was written which precisely rendered the reason why I have it in my wallet.  Hook line and sinker, it states…

“I carry a cross in my pocket, a simple reminder to me of the fact that I am a Christian, no matter where I may be.  This little cross is not magic.  Nor is it a good luck charm.  It isn’t meant to protect me, from every physical harm.  It’s not for identification for all the world to see.  It’s simply an understanding between my Savior and me.  When I put my hand in my pocket to bring out a coin or key, the cross is there to remind me of the price He paid for me.  It reminds me, too, to be thankful for my blessings day by day and to strive to serve Him better in all that I do and say.  It’s also a daily reminder of the peace and comfort I share with all who know my Master and give themselves to His care.  So, I carry a cross in my pocket reminding no one but me that Jesus Christ is Lord of my life if only I’ll let Him be.”

God Bless everyone!

Cell Phone’s Myriad Uses

Nokia_2  At present, I own a Nokia N73 music edition model.  My cell phone now is not the latest neither the oldest Nokia model but it is not just my communication device.  I use it also as….

  • A calendar
  • A phone book
  • A watch
  • An alarm clock
  • A to-do-list reminder
  • A blog-to-write-about reminder
  • A phone
  • A digital camera
  • A video camera
  • A radio
  • An mp3 player
  • A TV
  • A gaming device
  • An internet browser
  • A calculator
  • A personal past event tracker
  • An audio recorder
  • A photo album
  • A grocery list note pad
  • An alternative pen & paper
  • A paper weight
  • A mirror
  • A brain extender
  • A security measure device (when in doubt inside a cab, I would usually text the name of the taxi and its number to a friend or a relative)
  • A wisdom provider and spirit booster (thanks to those who text me those precious stories and quotations)

Wais di ba?!  

A Jeepney Ride

Jeep One Sunday afternoon I took a jeepney ride on my way home after shopping, lunch and a haircut at SM Mall of Asia.  The jeep was full packed my knees would hit the corpulent man’s knees in front of me.

The events inside the jeep were a usual scenario.  Folks handling over the payment of other folks seated at the back, lovers whispering nonsense to each other, teenagers texting, a mother seating her child on her lap so that the kiddo would have a free ride and so on.

A chubby lady with fake eyebrows beside me wearing an all black dress and a colorful scarf around her waist spoke in straight English saying, “Will you hand over my payment?” I was stunned and yet still took the coins in her hand and handed it over to the driver saying in Tagalog, “Mama bayad daw po.”  The lady then said to the driver in commanding voice and again in straight English, “I’ll alight at the shed area.”

Everybody inside the jeepney looked at her but the driver did not seem to hear what she said.  When the jeepney was already passing the shed area along EDSA, the puffed-up lady spoke in louder voice, “Mister, I said shed area! I told you I will go down at the shed area!” but still the driver does not seem to hear her for he did not stop from driving.

Everybody inside the jeep was looking at her dazed and puzzled.  In her even louder voice, Her Highness shouted “Shed areaaaa! I said shed area!” but the jeepney was still running and was already 50 meters away from the shed area.

I was chuckling and trying to control my laughter.  I did not want to speak and do not want to translate in Tagalog whatever she was saying for I was enjoying every moment of it.  Then suddenly a man seated at the back spoke in a not so loud voice said “para” which the driver obviously heard for he stopped at the nearest corner.  Being seated at the backmost portion, the man was able to alight the vehicle almost instantly.  Then the jeepney started to run again giving no chance for the overweight lady to stand and get out of the jeepney.

I failed to control from laughing when the snooty lady shouted in clear Tagalog language. “Mama! Para! Itigil mo na ang jeep! Bababa na ako!”  That’s the time the driver understood her, heard her and got startled.  He immediately put the vehicle to a stop and let the chubby lady get off the vehicle.

But before the high and mighty lady got off her seat, she again spoke furiously to the driver in English saying, “I will mark your plate!”  The driver just looked at her with an unruffled face and did not seem to comprehend.  The driver looked at me and asked, “Ano daw?”  That was the time I gave in to a very loud laugh.

The lady descended the jeepney, looked at the vehicle’s plate number then turned around while gnashing her teeth.  I answered the driver telling him, “Wala po.  Salamat daw.”  Then the driver smiled and continued with his driving.

Lesson of the story: ilagay ang pagpapa-sosyal sa tamang lugar para tumigil ang jeep sa tamang lugar.

My Cellphone Won!

Today, I received a terrible text message….

“D’AUDITORS of PHIL. CHARITY FOUNDATION inform you that your CELFON WON P950,000 2nd prize winner, draw last JAN. 09, 2008.  PLS CALL ME NOW I’M ALFRED A. CHUA.”

Whoever texted me this message must be insane.  I did not win but my cellphone did?!  As far as I can remember, my cellphone did not join any raffle.  I did not call of course.  Since my cellphone was the one who won then I will let my cellphone call him.  The thing is my cellphone do not have a cellphone for it to call this brainless Mr. Chua.

Manloloko lang engot pa!

Happy New Year!

Fireworks May my lofty ambition of world domination come true next year! For the readers of this blog, may you have a more impeccable taste, contented disposition, younger looking skin, smoother & shinier hair, wealth-beyond measure, smaller waistline, normal bowel movements, peace of mind and multiple earth-shattering orgasms in the coming year.

May the angels protect you and sadness forgets you…

Happy New Year and thanks for the friendship… 

Feeling Lucky this Christmas

Neilpic3It is a season of Christmas parties.  So far I have attended 9 Christmas parties already.  It has been a tradition that Christmas revelries would have parlor games.  I can’t believe it! I won a beer drinking contest in one of the parties I attended.  Me, a very moderate alcohol drinker using a straw was able to sip one big glass of San Miguel beer beating all the other contestants.

In a separate gathering, me and my associate Beth won second place in a dance contest strutting to the tune of Madonna’s Music Inferno.  Flashing in an LCD projector the concert video of Madonna’s recent world tour concert, we amazed the spectators for we dance the same steps that Madonna did in the concert video.  It’s like watching the queen of pop do her grooves in the video and us live on the dance floor performing the same thing.

In a Christmas Lunch with my co-officers, I won a cell phone and a gift certificate worth one thousand pesos.

Also, in this season, I would receive plenty of gifts from close friends and associates.  So far I have received a box of cookies, a violet shirt, a yellow shirt, a brown shirt, a white shirt, a box of skin and body regimen formulas, a 2008 calendar, a bottle of perfume, a cassava cake, a fruit cake and (of course) a chocolate cake.

Merry Christmas everyone…

No One Ugly Allowed

Last year in this blog I wrote about the worst dressed male celebrities in the Philippines.  I don’t want to pay tribute to that king of species anymore but rather do it the nicer way.  I decided to choose the most beautiful celebrities in the country this year.  They are:

  • Suzie Entrata, TV and Corporate Events Host.  I have been watching this lady even during her Gameplan tv show days.  She does not have the prettiest face on tv but I like her skin color – smooth olive brown.  She may not possess the sexiest body but she simply exudes genuine fun and vitality mixed with acumen confidence that is hard to find in the boobtube.

  • Michelle Carbonell, Be Bench Model Search 3rd placer.  During the model search I though that there must have been a bad lineup who auditioned for the program since she was selected to be part of the top 16.  But as the search progress this young lady has surprisingly transformed into an articulate and very sexy demoiselle.

  • Mariel Rodriguez, TV Host.  Cute, fashionable, bubbly, surprisingly intelligent, promising, funny and very natural.  What makes Mariel beautiful is her way of laughing at herself due to the booboos she unintentionally commits in front of the TV.  She can fabulously get away with anything.

  • Yael Yuson, Lead Singer of Spongecola.  I have yet to see him perform live and in person.  He may not be towering in terms of height and do not possess a typical pretty boy face but his mere presence bewitches everyone who would look at him.

  • Piolo Pascual, showbiz superstar.  I guess everyone agrees in this matter.  Piolo simply beams testoterone elegance.  He is refined and good-looking.  The conundrum about his real character and personality (though a public figure) even adds up to his being gorgeous.

  • Ace Durano, Secretary of the Department of Tourism.  It is very rare to see a young, clean-cut and well-dressed individual holding a government post.  Ace Durano is one of them.  His TV and newspapaer interviews speaks about the beauty of the Philippines that adds up to him being ravishingly fine looking.

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