Noted by @unlawyer on Twitter and confirmed by @mokidoki as authentic.
Topacio and Hitler. No matter the reasoning, that’s in bad taste.
Himig ng Pag-ibig, Popong Landero
“Give me your hands, if we be friends, And Manong Johnny shall restore amends.
“Fanwagen,” a Volkswagen T1 inspired by Facebook.
To make a sweeping generalization, people are afraid to love – to actually say the word – because it puts you out on such a limb, and people think that it’s a commodity you can run out of. You offer that finite part of yourself to someone. In loving them unconditionally, you essentially make a commitment not to be an asshole to that person. You sign a lease, basically, like its some sort of contract.
I guess – really, the message is – just say shit. Soooooooooo many people go through life not saying shit and get really bummed out that they didn’t say shit when they could’ve said some glorious shit to someone they gave a shit about. I guess in some convoluted way I’m writing this to comprehend the three words that spewed out of my mouth, but they were true, they were honest, and I’m not going to be the Romeo to her Juliet, but I’ll gladly put my money where my mouth is and say “Holy shit, you’re awesome, and I’m willing put a perfunctory TA-DA!!! onto the magic trick that is your existence”. Ta da, indeed.
Ned Hepburn: “If the bullet was made of pizza.”
So I guess this makes my mouth a shithole from which glorious things spew forth. Too bad it didn’t really go anywhere and the last time I could have actually meant something by it, I think I punched the guy. And hard.
(via orallymupright)
(via orallymupright)
—Pork, Knife, and Spoon: a blog on pork. No explanation necessary.
nujp:
Art by Khamille Cuesta, daughter of slain journalist Dennis Cuesta.
IN THEIR EYES
IN THEIR EYES is a photo series showcasing art by the children of journalists slain in the line of duty. This series also includes the artworks created by sons and daughters of the journalists killed in the Ampatuan Massacre.
What? People are nitpicking over Manny’s victory because it wasn’t the spectacular Pacquiao win they’ve gotten used to?
Seriously. Are Filipino fight fans really that shallow?
I think not. I think that whole argument is a cop-out: a way to more easily explain the virulent and violent reaction…
