Sagot ni Pacman sa tanong kung ano ang world's number 1 shampoo.
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Tuesday, January 13, 2009
[TXT] Hidden Soldiers!
Hidden Soldiers!
Monday, January 12, 2009
[reactions+reflections] Money
Today's first reading from Is 55:1-11 says...
Thus says the Lord: ...You who have no money, come, receive grain and eat; come, without paying and without cost, drink wine and milk! Why spend your money for what is not bread, your wages for what fails to satisfy? Heed me, and you shall eat well, you shall delight in rich fare. Come to me heedfully, listen, that you may have life...
Something to think about...... How DO I spend my money?
[TXT] Intelectual qu0tes and expressi0ns
"true good to b true"
"when it rains, its four"
"once in a new moon"
"pls d0nt make f0nd of me"
"d m0re u h8 d m0re u laugh"
"keep you m0uth shock"
"at's if?"
"well well well, look do we have here"
"heres m0re to c0me"
"c0nnect me if im wr0ng"
"i h0pe you d0nt mine"
"i wanna p0rtrait that role"
"the nerd!"
"will you please give me alone?"
Sunday, January 11, 2009
[repeat] [Book Review] Deception Point (Dan Brown) and The Pilgrimage (Paulo Coelho)
This is a repeat of an article originally posted in 2004. I do not necessarily have the same views or beliefs as back then.
After The Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons, I read Dan Brown's, I think 2nd or 3rd novel, Deception Point.
Most people liked Da Vinci and Angels because, most people are Catholics, and even more people are Christians. They could relate.
Deception Point---well, it's not about religion, it's not talking about any famous paintings. It's talking about--if I could put it this way--science and politics. Let me correct myself: science and American politics.
For someone like me who has been somehow exposed to American culture and society, I didn't feel too unfamiliar with it. And science--well, I do some research work, and research work is, in general, a science in itself.
So in short, take out the religion and the "charming" Robert Langdon, put in the very alluring Rachel Sexton... What a last name, I should say!
Put in that "old" Dan Brown formula... I still love it.
People tend to complain that Deception Point, Digital Fortress, and even, Angels & Demons, have all the same plot/formula/twists/endings as The Da Vinci Code.
I don't quite agree. Or well, if it's true, I don't mind.
Actually, that is not true at all. The Da Vinci Code has the same formula as the first three novels! So if people think that because the three novels are the same formula as Da Vinci, then they are wrong! The Da Vinci Code was Brown's last novel! Da Vince Code sucks then, if the logic of these know-nothing-but-complain people are valid!
Hehe. I hope I am right in the "facts" I stated.
Coach Potato strikes again. ;-)
P.S.
I don't know if it's the novel, or it's because I've read and loved the four Dan Brown novels, but The Pilgrimage, to me, didn't sound like a great Coelho masterpiece. Any violent reactions from the crowd? ;-)
[sub-labels: CPC books]
After The Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons, I read Dan Brown's, I think 2nd or 3rd novel, Deception Point.
Most people liked Da Vinci and Angels because, most people are Catholics, and even more people are Christians. They could relate.
Deception Point---well, it's not about religion, it's not talking about any famous paintings. It's talking about--if I could put it this way--science and politics. Let me correct myself: science and American politics.
For someone like me who has been somehow exposed to American culture and society, I didn't feel too unfamiliar with it. And science--well, I do some research work, and research work is, in general, a science in itself.
So in short, take out the religion and the "charming" Robert Langdon, put in the very alluring Rachel Sexton... What a last name, I should say!
Put in that "old" Dan Brown formula... I still love it.
People tend to complain that Deception Point, Digital Fortress, and even, Angels & Demons, have all the same plot/formula/twists/endings as The Da Vinci Code.
I don't quite agree. Or well, if it's true, I don't mind.
Actually, that is not true at all. The Da Vinci Code has the same formula as the first three novels! So if people think that because the three novels are the same formula as Da Vinci, then they are wrong! The Da Vinci Code was Brown's last novel! Da Vince Code sucks then, if the logic of these know-nothing-but-complain people are valid!
Hehe. I hope I am right in the "facts" I stated.
Coach Potato strikes again. ;-)
P.S.
I don't know if it's the novel, or it's because I've read and loved the four Dan Brown novels, but The Pilgrimage, to me, didn't sound like a great Coelho masterpiece. Any violent reactions from the crowd? ;-)
[sub-labels: CPC books]
Saturday, January 10, 2009
[TXT] Warning
Pls avoid the following places on these dates:
Trin0ma-Dec20
Greenblt-Dec21
Megamall-Dec27
MOA-Dec28
Fans day ko yan, ayok0ng ma-stranded kayo.Ü
haha!Ü
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