Another Woodstock?
Loads of amateur bands, professional bands, and DJs at the after-party!
Buy tickets (P150 each) from me or from Jech Tiu of Fill in the Blanks (we're both from AHS, 4N).
I just realized that I kept this journal for less than a year. How much I changed during that time. I blame it on the untimely house-moving incident. No internet for 3 months; I feel like I lost so much because of that, but at least I kept within myself the things which made me essentially who I am. I want to be upbeat again; I always enjoy lying awake in bed, because I get to think (rethink my life), see where I'm going wrong, and set new goals for myself. I'm getting addicted to Franz again (both albums, someone please tell me when the third one's out) because I really like how one can't really place their sound under a specific genre or decade-sound. Wish me luck, I'll be doing a little self-improvement. And I hope you'll like the new me, rooted on my old optimism, looking forward with sharp vision towards an auroral skyline.
blame it on the new phone; my old one was really cute/quirky/prettyboywithaneyebrowraised, but my new one is hot. I don't care if everyone has a razr, I use mine my own way. yeah that's right, I reconfigured the shortcuts. :p
I hope nobody's been plagiarizing my poems, btw!!
For this reason I have removed them from my site.
Visit my LJ and my Multiply, thank you.
Currently listening to: Ladytron - Destroy Everything You Touch
Currently reading: Bone - Out From Boneville
Currently watching: just watched the Lake House. Need Il Mare!!
Currently feeling: full
Currently listening to: The Shins - The Past and Pending
Currently reading: magazines
Currently watching: nothing
Currently feeling: happy
Oooh.. since times are freaky, I shall give my opinion on politics. Here's a list of people I will bash:
1. the Opposition. I bet they call themselves The Unholy Opposition. what dorks. haha
2. newspapers. mga chismosang bakla
The opposition is bitter, the whole lot of them. They start rallies and crap in society because they have no other way of voicing their opinions. They make the point of each rally pointless by making a mess. Seriously, since when did people change the very fabric of society by getting their hair wet from water cannons? They only snag at the fabric. It's not only harmful, it's very annoying.
Bitter? Bitter you say, hijo? Not ampalaya bitter, opposition bitter! Yes, they're all bitter as burnt ampalaya dipped in detergent. Anyway... So, why do I say they're bitter? Bro. Eddie is bitter because he didn't win. It's so annoying. "Dude, you didn't win! Stop whining!" He wasn't even close. He's not even a real priest. Now, I felt sorry for Susan Roces until I realized that she's bitter too. Her husband died, which was very, very tragic, so I think that really traumatized her. But then, she suddenly thinks she has the responsibility to lead us to our future. I wonder what kind of future we're gonna have under her. I bet that at every presidential meeting thing, she's gonna spend the whole time crying like an emo kid. It's obviously not going to be much better than what we're getting now, and she's not even our president yet. Yikes. Ergo, she's bitter because she doesn't have any new movies. Hehe. Hmm.. Cory Aquino. Now this is tragic. Her husband was a modern-day hero. She was the righteous underdog. And a few weeks back, she made the big switch. "Ano ba?!?" Really, what's up with that? Why the opposition? It's just a crowd of people who cry too much without getting up and cleaning up their own mess. Not that her switch matters to us, right? (I'm bitter too. Hmph!) Her decision is a lot more annoying than those posters along Kalayaan Avenue with stuff about armadong rebolusyons written on them. She's just bitter because Kris didn't turn out well.
Okay, it's the newspapers' turn! Yay!
Manila
Bulletin is perpetually pro-government propaganda. And it's so boring!
Their comics are badly drawn renditions of jokes from the 90's. Yuck.
It's basically a very boring waste of paper, which could have been used
to print textbooks for poor children.
The PDI is very annoying. They epitomize the sensationalist range of media. "Wanna see pictures of an aquitted person, I mean, a whole truckload of escaped convicted necrophilic-pedophilic prisoners? Turn to page 3! And don't forget to read the frontpage! There was another rally, with a whopping crowd of 50 people! Some of them weren't even there! I bet the earth shook that night." I'm just glad that Super! doesn't write too much about nymphomania, materialism, atheism, materialism, Tim Yap's life, and materialism anymore. The Inquirer's what we read at home, and I really like Kiko Machine. Hehe. It's very cute, unlike Mikrokosmos, which is annoying because it tries to be all goody-goody but in a way that resembles the opposition's way of trying to be all salvation-for-societyish. Oh, and Conrado de Quiros can never make up his mind. He'd better concentrate, because he can pretty much fix our problems if he'd just stop trying to be a hippie.
So, there. Everyone
thinks that the Philippines is in a very deep mess because of the
media, when the arts, manufacturing industries, and even tourism
industries are actually flourishing, among pretty much everything
except for the politics of the oppositionist fags in the government.
They're psychoterrorists and they use propaganda as bombs. And they're
bitter. Trust me, the Philippines is paradise. You just have to realize
that there are more good people who are willing to sacrifice salaries
to change the way government works than bitter people who leave social
landmines wherever they tread.
Currently listening to: The Shins - New Slang
Currently reading: Painting: A Creative Approach
Currently watching: TV? *shun!*
Currently feeling: bitter! haha. I'm happy:D
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