07.31.07

JUST LIKE THE SEA

Posted in sex at 4:50 pm by chris

“Taste everything.” This came from a line of the middle-aged, bearded Mephisto in the romance called Fields of Gold.

Indeed, we’re like strands stretching along with the firmament. When our line snaps, then we’re it – broken to dust and the world won’t stop turning while we fade behind. We live and we die, so why not taste everything while we can. It does make sense.

Tonight I will be doing my share, (ehem). It frightens me a bit but I quiver in excitement. To be like this – giddy for something – is an experience by itself. Woot!

There’s a bit of hint somewhere. haha.

07.30.07

BLUES

Posted in tech at 11:03 pm by chris

I really don’t mind washing my own clothes. For one, they are saved from the horrible smell of the fabric conditioner used by the laundromat. I mean, who would want to smell like Downy all day? Secondly, I know exactly what my sister is capable of doing when forced to wash my laundry. I’d take the dirty clothes over dishwashing any given day. So to make the story short, I was doing my clothes, trying to cheer myself up with such non-sense like thinking how nice those undies were now on the owner, how brushing the pants took the part of the DB back in the gym, when my hand hit something hard. It was not unlike some sense of foreboding, with that disturbing feeling of finding something that you really don’t want to find. Lo and behold, there it was, sandwiched between the white undershirts, my Ibook charger was swimming wet – bare as a fish.

I tried drying it up, (almost baked it in the oven) hoping against hope that it would still power up my baby. With bated breath, I plugged everything later on and to my relief, the green light from the gadget sparked to life, turned to orange – which meant it was charging the laptop. Pleased with myself, I scooped the Ibook, smiled a relieved wide grin and… I froze, then jolted because the darn thing mildly electrocuted my hands. I stared, in horror, as the orange light flickered like some form of SOS signal and for a brief instant, I had a vision of an Ibook exploding all over my face. Thankfully it did not.

But the light died and I know for a fact that the charger was beyond redemption. I am yet to find out if there was some effect on the laptop but its battery is currently exhausted. Apple stuffs are incredibly pricey and a friend recommended this Longbeard character in Philmug who sells them below the market price. Tsk. Otherwise, I am 4.5k poorer. T.T

07.27.07

$$$ part 2

Posted in money at 2:26 pm by chris

I am trying to save up for something and I am almost there. If not for some emergency expenses, dang! I would have had it by now.  The thing is the stretch of the wait makes me reconsider some stuffs like buying stocks instead. Wooo (astig). See I still remember Kiyozaki’s words: one should acquire assets instead of liabilities. Also, I don’t know if it was Mark Jimenez who was quoted as saying that if one wants to get rich quicker, one should buy the stocks of the biggies in the PSE.

They say that in the PI, very few people know about stocks and investing in it. Kasi naman, stock market really is intimidating especially if people, like me – young and have just discovered the concept of earning and spending – are wary about using our cash in that way. But according to moneymakers, investing in stocks is better than saving in the bank, bonds and the like. In the US, there are geeks, students and even a 12-year old boy investors who were already quite adept with the trade.  Plus, you don’t really need millions for it.

For example, the new GMA stocks are available for 8.50 per share. (Wahaha, feeling) According to one person I know, small time investors are just allowed 1000 shares each. So that’s about 8,500 bucks. Say the stock price jumped to 10 per share after some weeks, then you’ll have a figure that will take years for the bank interest to top.

Ehem, hello broker?  I want you to buy me FGEN today and I’m afraid all of my stuffs in GEO, we have to drop it. Eh?

Hehe. Asa.

07.23.07

70% OFF

Posted in lifestyle at 8:26 am by chris

July is said to be the end of the season sales for many brands. “So what?” the bank account retorts. “Er, do we race to the mall as well? I heard the queue is like 90 minutes to the cashier.”

“Well, I got some words for you,” clucked the konsyensya who alternated as the bank account, “maraming tao ang nagugutom, nakidnap si Father Bossi, me SONA si Ginang Arroyo, mahahatulan na si Erap.”

“Ehem, so what’s your point?” sabi kong ganun.

“The point is we really should be choosy. You know 70% off as much as possible. Eh?”

:P

07.21.07

THE OLD DAYS

Posted in the republic at 1:36 pm by chris

Photo is from the University of Milwaukee-Wisconsin Manila collection

SHHHH

Posted in sex at 12:56 pm by chris

I’ve been to (only) four motels in my lifetime *snickers. And I was curious how each one of these were replete with mirrors all over. I guess there just this unwritten rule that people get some kicks watching themselves do their thang. Mwahaha. Anyways, as I was writing this entry I decided to dig a bit deeper about this issue and I got a disturbing fact: Mirrors could be used by people who’s got an equally stronger kick of watching others either with their naked eyes or with their cameras. I guess that’s why we got scandals left and right. wooo…

Anyway, if you have had a lot of 24 and NCIS, then you’d remember the interrogation room with the one-way mirror er.. glass where a number of peeps could observe zee art of the bad-cop-good-cop thingy. Well, now you’re thinking what am thinking. Unless you are a sight to behold or one is excellent under the sheets, you might wanna think twice about the whole caper or just turn the light’s out.

Here is a way to find out if the mirror (daw) is one way, lol >> you know you wana click ^^.

07.20.07

SNAPS

Posted in photos at 7:10 pm by chris

 

 

Mukhang nasa Monumento pa CR dito a, futek! Meantime: yum ^^

MOA ON MY MIND

Posted in review at 5:38 pm by chris

Frankly I do not dig how the Mall of Asia is designed. It’s one humongous place as opposed to the concept of the fine oriental immensity which the name supposedly connotes. I get this feeling that I am walking within a maze of incomprehensible caverns and that the only way to get out is to memorize the units you’ve passed or drag along someone who could do exactly just that. I wouldn’t trade, say, Glorietta for it or Rockwell or even the other SMs which allows me to find stuffs that I want easily. I think it should have been designed based on the perspective of the shopper because we don’t exactly hover ya know, or we ain’t omniscient to appreciate the whole package. We walk and as it is, the mall seem to just cave in at the same time and it’s kinda disorienting. People also don’t have the connection that one would find in the mad rush of the other malls. Lol, people are so busy getting somewhere to bother meeting each other’s eyes. We went there for the third time and all that I could remember was the paved walkways, nothing else.

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This photo was taken at the top level and I had to really drag my brother up because I want to look up some Apple sleeve. Dang, it was mighty hot place. We also avoided the bayside like a plague because it was twice just that.

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