Archive for February, 2009
Posted on February 26, 2009 with No Comments

As usual the same old story over and over again, the EDSA commemoration went on as if nothing happened after having its supposed holiday changed from wednesday to monday. And after the liar President-soon-to-be-remembered-as-the-most-hated spewed some really maligning words towards People Power which she herself benefited from, she calls for stability (of her government that is) of the country rather than showing to investors and other cuntries how unstable our political system is.
Come to think of it, her words are prophetic as it would seem that the only stable thing that has been steadily growing is her continued rise in disatisfaction from the people. I doubt if she even has the gall to live after 2010.
Posted on February 25, 2009 with 2 Comments

The term EMO is derived from its root word Emotion whereas it became the overcoming trend nowadays with the youth. The usual get-up would be as follows:
A disheveled hair usually with some long bangs on the front and standing hair strands at the back either with the use of a styling gel or hair wax), all black apparel for men and women, tons and tons of eyeliner, an appaling almost seemingly defeated look and a downward turning of the head towards left or right or front, black lipstick, black gloves, and a huge black handkerchief on the neck and their black skateboards.
Posted on February 2, 2009 with 1 Comment

A friend of mine who has connections with research firms in the country told me that whenever agencies asks research firms to make a study on possible presidentiables they still include the name of the former President Estrada and surprisingly he always win unanimously whether in Luzon, Visayas or Mindanao.
So whether he runs or blesses another candidate to run under his banner is something worth watching out, but then again there’s the issue of cheating using generals and the commission on elections itself by the incumbent government.
On the other hand who are the next possible presidentiables?
Posted on February 1, 2009 with No Comments

Picture borrowed from here
Its’ 2 am and I am about to go to sleep when I read and listened about Mr. Gary Granada’s complaint against GMA 7 a leading media network in the country and which I also once became part of.
I listened to his 14 minute complaint and presentation through the internet and I have to say without batting an eyelash that he has more than enough reason to file a case against the network.