Because Meme Shirts are More Fun

The De La Salle University will be having a bazaar during its University week from February 13-17, and guess what my friend Marga is selling? Meme shirts! Shirts are for sale at DLS during those dates. Interested customers may also contact us through Facebook, Tumblr, or Twitter. Details will be posted soon.

For the meantime, please share! :)

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I have a fetish for clothes. To add that, I don’t like to see someone have the same clothes as I (at least, from where I am at the time) so I guess the only way to do that is to buy from a not-so-pangmasa brands; as popular Philippine brands such as /bench and Penshoppe are too common.

(c) Photos by Forever 21 and DesignByHümans

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This is by far the best burger I have ever eaten.

Nom nom nom!

A fast food is not a good place to make a scene

With that said, I witnessed a seemingly deranged student (I won’t be naming the school) make a scene a few minutes ago. I was just waiting for my food to come until I noticed everyone’s conversations. Then the female student started shouting to what at first seemed like a fun conversation with her friend, but no. Everyone went silent and all we could hear is her. She was actually talking to the phone and the conversation went like this:

Girl: Ha?! Ano?! Ako ang legal wife! Sa akin ang anak ko! …

Girl: Ano?! Akin siya! Ano ba!! …

Girl: P*NYETA!! AKIN YANG ANAK KO! ANO BA?! ANG TAGAL NA NA NASA INYO ANG ANAK KO! AKO ANG INA NG BATA! AKO!! !@#$%&*!!!!

She then started crying and hurriedly left the place.  It took several minutes to absorb the situation and regain the usual rowdy aura.

Anyway, I shouldn’t be posting this but wow.. a student? I even thought she was one of the elderly students. She wasn’t—she’s a teenage mom. Kids these days. And so, a fast food is not a good place to make a scene.

New Banner! Yay!

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Last week in History class, we were tasked to find a speech of a former Philippine leader and eventually recite it in class. It was on a first come first serve basis so I immediately tagged Ferdinand Marcos. Unfortunately, someone else got it so I just dismissed the whole idea. The next meeting, my professor asked me whose speech I’ll be reciting and I told her “I don’t know”. She suggested Carlos P. Romulo since he’s a good leader and no one has selected him. Although the name is unfamiliar to me, I took it instead because I had no other choice.

So when I looked him up on the internet, I was surprised to see his life, works, achievements, and career. Little did I know that that diplomat had been President of the UN General Assembly and Secretary/Minister of Foreign Affairs under three different presidents. Titles palang nga ng books niya, gusto ko ng basahin! To add that, he also makes a lot of witty comebacks; just like Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago! I would be really interested to know more about this person, but lest we forget, I still need to find a speech. Haha

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Bills, bills, bills

Not really the best set (and best photo either), I decided to take a photo of the new bills I saved up before I start spending it.

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Welcome to Manila

The first thing I did on the first time I saw Manila in the sky was to look for the slums. Yes, I once thought Manila was mostly a city of squatters and slums. Call me ignorant, but I was young back then; television can really be deceiving.

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