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Broken Lyrics 001

2011-04-12T03:56:00.000-07:00

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When the day has folded its rays

and removed the light,

I will lit the candle in my heart,

and guide you.

When its too dark,

and your afraid,

I will sing a happy song & hold you

take you to my lighted soul.

If these darkness gives you worry,

and the baneful night makes you sad,

You may cry, but hold your tears,

I will raise the candle in my heart

to light your soul.

I'll hold it up there like a guiding star

and you will never be lost again.

So look for the sky and cheer up.

Forget the night.

Cause nothing cost too much for a trusted friend

Even if my light is wasted & my candle melts down.

As long as the light keeps you up while the day's yet to come,

As long as you're cheered up while the night tears you down,

I will be with you through the night,

Even until my music's all done. . .

Going out! enjoying the bash under the not so visible SUN!!

2011-02-13T19:24:00.000-08:00

Lowland Beach Resort, Dauin

Neg. Or. Philippines

11:00 a.m.

From left: me, junrey, Ms. Fe, krypton, fhel, steve

First attempt wasn't that successful though. . .

Waaaaaahh, trying to get a pose from behind, hehe. . .

Now here's the really exciting pose. . .who would have thought it'll turn out this - ahm sophisticated. . .haha lowest to highest now guys!

Kuliglig drivers upstrike against E.O. 16 & 17

2010-12-06T21:38:00.000-08:00

It’s funny how the city government foresees growth and development without counting the cost. Well, although I believe that its indeed a good start to see ourselves as growing nation, plucking out the don't-look-so-good things out of the picture; because I guess that’s what the government is trying to do in banning the kuliglig (the three-wheeled vehicle otherwise pedicab) from the national roads.

Anyways, the executive orders will never be pushed without the reasons behind it:

First, they pointed out these pedicab drivers never passes through National Transportation Office's standards- which is true. Well, come to think of it. It’s a fair start to obtain justice for other vehicles working and paying for the permit to run on streets. Unlike the pedicabs and kuligligs who have been roaming the streets freely, that is, from taxes and scrutiny (though definitely they can’t be taxed because they're not earning that much though). Secondly, it’s a good start to clean up the streets from pretty inhibitions (if that sounds good to say, frankly speaking). Well, I’m sure this is what this is all about- after all, what is being human but vanity. Finally, since they can’t be taxed, the governments not earning from them- thus, they are a burden to the local government.

To flip the coin up, the drivers has also a point to do rallies and stand against it, no matter how pretty good it may sound to the government. It is important to note that there are a thousand of pedicab drivers trying to make a living for their families. If we are to take away their only means of livelihood, how then are they able to feed their kids.

I am not really pretty sure which rights are justified! You decide. . .

What the people need to know?

2010-12-06T15:52:00.000-08:00

Economy: What pulls us down?

2010-12-04T03:35:00.000-08:00

Our country seems to have what it takes to survive and rise up against these depressive economic conditions. It is suprising, though, that no matter how hard we think of ways- if indeed we are really trying hard to look for ways- to cushion our collapsing economy, still national upstrike continues to get us bombarded day by day, through riots and rallies of the population in rage and mass demonstrations. Perhaps, excessive expression through these rallies have devastated the values and benevolence of our economic harmony, instead of addressing the needs of the hungered people. However, in fairness to them, the irony is that most people, including myself, choose to crouch in the corner, silent and playing safe while they risk their lives trying to broadcast injustice and deprivation of the properties that are supposedly owned by the people. We did our part, though, blogging it all way, expressing ourselves through the most silent and safest way- i hope its not cowardice; maybe its a matter of minimal bravery, but definitely not cowardice.

Going Back, as i have noted, i believe our country still has what it takes to rise up against distress and poverty. After all, we have unlimited resources for our unlimited wants. Its just a matter of how we use up these resources properly to attend to the wants of the people and how we distribute fairly so that the poor also receives their share for their toil.

BANNED comercial of Adam and Eve (the gay version)

2010-11-26T21:48:00.000-08:00

KTO against MargaritO!!

2010-11-19T23:58:00.000-08:00

Pipol's champ Emmanuel Dapidran Pacquiao or a.k.a Manny "PACMAN" Pacquiao has well made the filipinos once again proud- having won eight divisions successively, i wonder how he's gonna spend his $25 million pay?

ON NEW

PAIRS
OF

BOXING

GLOVES/ SHOES

Or perhaps a tuxedo to pair- after all, his on for the presidency!!!-i guess,
no hopes up!pls. . .

Political PORNS!!! i guess

2010-11-19T22:04:00.000-08:00

This is just one pretty aged issues, half-baked and fully rotten piece of writing; Political cartoons are way too old but an entertaining way to put in the picture - literally!

Lesson learned from the Philippine Politics, as we know, is having too much of being too fanatical about, say, CHANGE. wELL, we change too many presidents too soon, and too neurotic about changing political system- or was it exaggerated by my complaints?

This is not really on politics. . . i just thought the little racist needs some grant

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2010-11-19T04:06:00.000-08:00

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