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Escape Post
You knew it would happen.
Years ago, you decided to...stop. Stop posting. Stop blogging. Focus on the task on hand, forget the rest. Or so you said to yourself.
The reasons...you needed the time. The energy. The focus. That it was needed. But was it really? Or was it more of shutting down more of yourself as a self-inflicted punishment?
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January 2013 Post
Hey, I still have this blog!
Punch clock in.
Punch clock out.
And now I drift off Somewhere Down the Road... to Perdition. Ahahahaha. -
Internet Changes Post
This month Multiply is going to be a web marketplace. Its social networking branch will be removed, and with it is 7 years' worth of histories and memories. How much people have changed indeed. How nice would it be to document all these things, all the thoughts and emotions, and experiences of the people, including what they think is worth posting ( Read more... ) -
Post on Eating Ants
Ants are edible. Though the process of determining the edibility of stuff is somewhat vague to me, as I understand it, ants are a natural and rather distinctive part of the cuisine of various cultures throughout the world; it being eaten raw, or cooked, or deliberately embedded in chocolate and sold at very high prices ( Read more... ) -
An Ultimatum on Humor Post
For the longest time, we had been having fun. We take our classes in jest, we become serious only at but a mere fraction of our time, and it was all good fun ( Read more... ) -
Walk Post
Last time me and a friend walked. It wasn't really a long stretch of road, but it sure looked long because commute times are long at that place. So we walked it in a relaxed, comfortable manner.
It took us 40 minutes. And it was fun.
I don't jog. I don't run. But surprisingly, I enjoy long walks, especially if the place is interesting and cool. And ( Read more... ) -
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The article.
The ramble...
Recently, a senator made a rousing speech concerning one of the most popular topics in the country today: the RH bill. It was heartfelt, it was moving; it is a good speech really.
So, what made it moving to the masses? The manly tears of course. Yes, the comedian-turned-senator with a macho-man image cried in this debate; ( Read more... ) -
Post-Post-Reactives
Three years ago I posted a little jig about the next presidentiable being "required" to condemn the sins of the then-President Mrs. Arroyo. It was the activist political party Akbayan back then, under Rep. Riza Hontiveros, urging the then-hugely-popular priest-turned-presidentiable Mr. Ed Panlilio to condemn Mrs. Arroyo and her regime for her ( Read more... ) -
RH Post 1
Personally, I think that the RH bill is a noble effort for changing the Filipino peoples’ view on reproduction by means of education, as well as providing maternal and child care. This bill is centered on the assumption that a smaller family size would be beneficial to society, and the country; the corollary is that the current rapid population ( Read more... ) -
Torah Post
There would always be people that would always contest that the Bible is illogical and self-contradictory. Yes, it is illogical, but then God is beyond reason, so that's that. As for self-contradiction, they would always say that '...if you Christians are believers in the Bible, shouldn't you be offering animal sacrifices...', referencing the ( Read more... )