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• 2003-10-18
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• High School Valedictorian
Anime Fan Since
• the mid-to-late '90s
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• Rurouni Kenshin (Samurai X), Detective Conan (Case Closed), Knock Out! (Hajime No Ippo), Great Teacher Onizuka, and many more!
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• To be a high school teacher, journalist, detective, nurse, TV producer, TV writer, manga artist, late-night talk show host, or a WWE Superstar
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• Surfing the Net, watching TV (especially anime)
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Friday, January 19, 2007
STILL STAYING ALIVE
Hey there guys. Still smell what The Mask is cookin'?
1. Sorry once again for another delayed update. I'll just have to warn you that this 2007, I won't be posting much already. Partly because of my studies, partly because of my computer's odd Net connection, and partly because of my "affiliation" in school.
2. What is "the affiliation" you ask? For now, I'll keep it a secret. In fact, I never told any of my real friends yet (except for a couple of old high school classmates). You'll find out later, when we'll start revealing ourselves to the world. But if you can't wait for it, then try looking at my myOtaku history and you'll find your answer.
3. This week our city hosted the ASEAN Summit. How can I describe the summit? Five words: TRAFFIC, FACADES, FOOD POISONING and...well, SUCCESS.
4. HERO TV has added Negima in its anime line-up. I kinda liked the show, mainly because of the story. Somehow, anime shows about extraordinary teachers never fail to catch my attention. And since Negi is a very young teacher who can do magic, it makes me more interested.
5. Tomorrow, I'll be part of a large number of students who'll serve as crowd control for the solemn procession prior the Sinulog festival (NOTE: The Sinulog Festival is a festival in Cebu, Philippines held every 3rd Sunday of January in honor of Santo Niņo, which is the Infant Child Jesus.) This will be for our Civic Welfare class and I'll be in the crowd control from 1pm to around 6pm. This means one thing: I might turn into sizzling bacon tomorrow.
6. Next week will be Midterm Week. Gonna be busy once again, especially in PE (wherein we'll have a Sinulog dance presentation) and Sociology (which really requires a lot of thinking and research). Hope I can do well in the tests.
7. What can be more crappy than the irritating Kevin Federline defeating John Cena in a wrestling match? Well, it would have to be the match between the fake Rosie O' Donnell and the fake Donald Trump. In fact, this would have to be the CRAPPIEST of all matches. The WWE peeps even acted as if they were the real deal. I'm sorry to the two impersonators if this offends you, but that match just destroyed what WWE was supposed to be. If this was part of a grander storyline, then so be it. But if not, then damn it WWE! After all these series of events, maybe I should just stick to TNA.
8. Elections, elections, elections. There could never be a political issue I like more than elections. And since the period for the 2007 Philippine Midterm Elections has officially begun, I might start making features about it in the site.
9. Speaking of Philippine elections, I have to say I was quite upset when I heard that senatoriable Sonia Roco (widow of Raul Roco) has joined the opposition party. I don't really support the administration that much, but I sure as hell don't support the opposition that much either. She had some good ideas, so it's a shame she had to be under the opposition. If only she was in the "third party"...
10. The "third party". In Gundam Seed it's the Minerva, fighting against the dark forces of the Earth Alliance and ZAFT. They say this upcoming Senate elections, there will be a third party. I just hope it will happen (and Sonia Roco would move here instead) 'cause frankly, I don't like both the administration and the opposition.
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TODAY'S SPECIAL
For today, here's some quotes from "Family Guy" that teach a valuable lesson of how we should be more careful when we work as reporters, which is odd 'coz Family Guy wasn't made to teach lessons. Anyway, here it goes:
Tom Tucker: Because of an accident today at the Quahog cable company, all television transmission will be out for an undetermined amount of time. Of course, no one can see this news program, so it doesn't really matter what we say. I'm the Lord Jesus Christ. I think I'll go get drunk and beat up some midgets, how about you, Diane?
Diane Simmons: Well, Tom, I just plain don't like black people.
Camera man: Hey guys, we're still on in Boston.
Tom Tucker: Well Diane, that last report was so good I think you deserve a spanking.
Diane: Oh Tom, I don't think your wife would appreciate that.
Tom: Haha, that frigid old cow lives in Quahog she can't hear a word I'm saying.
Camera Guy: Actually, we're back on the air in Quahog.
That's all for today. HAVE A NICE DAY!
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