Monday, January 16, 2012

We just couldn't stop laughing!

It was a normal, not-so-boring Saturday night when husband started watching funny videos from a local show on YouTube. And after a few hours on YouTube we ended up watching these hilarious videos of Japanese pranks. We just could't stop laughing, yeah we hysterically laughed our asses off! These videos are quite old but will definitely crack you up! If you need a dose of laughter, you've stumbled at the right place. :) Enjoy!






Friday, November 04, 2011

I miss blogging

A few minutes ago, I opened my Adsense account and saw that Google has something for me. A warning. (great, just great) It's not something really serious though I need to take action immediately. That is to delete spam comments. This is because I automatically approve comments before. So to fix it, I went through all approved comments and I suddenly missed blogging. I miss blogging something that stirs my readers minds and emotions. And I kinda miss my blog friends. It's just that I wasn't able to post more fun stuffs in this blog, since I have my separate personal blog now (where I also doesn't post regularly to). I just missed this, yeah this, how I spontaneously pour anything. (: Oh well, that's just how it really is. hehehe Anyway, I just finished cleaning all spam comments and that should fix it. (:

Friday, September 30, 2011

McDonald's celebrates 30 years in PH


I've always been a fan of McDonald's. When I was in college me and my friends enjoyed eating on McDonald's compared with Jollibee (which is also a popular fast food here in the Philippines) When I say college days, that would be about 4-5 yrs. ago. :) Also, McDonald's is my hubby's favorite take-out food. LOL We seldom eat at McDonald's now adays but still we don't miss going their drive through to buy our favorite chicken nuggets, french fries and mcflurry!

And now McDonald's celebrates 30 Years of Magic in the Philippines! Along with this special celebration they had a 4-store (whoah!) re-opening today, September 30.

McDonald's Makati Cinema Square, Greenhills, North Avenue, and Quezon Avenue will once again open its doors to customers, now bearing new modern designs setting the tone for the next 30, 60, 90 years of McDonald's in the country. Each of the 4 McDonald's anniversary stores will give eager customers more reasons to say "love ko 'to" with stylish furniture, colorful interiors, and dynamic graphics that perfectly suit the tastes and style of the modern Pinoy.

I should have went to McDonald's earlier! -.-' I have missed freebies and giveaways! Nevertheless, I say cheers to McDonald's for making magic here in the Philippines for 30 years!

Friday, September 16, 2011

Pat Robertson infuriates Christian faithful with Alzheimer's comments

Pat Robertson has made many controversial statements over the years, such as suggesting that the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks were God's punishment for the U.S. tolerating abortion and homosexuality. His critics are usually those on the politically opposite spectrum of the conservative Christian leader, or outside the Christian faith.

But the television evangelist's most recent statements -- condoning divorce when a spouse has Alzheimer's -- appears to have offended many Christians who feel it violates the sanctity of marriage and that most cherished of marriage vows: Til death do us part.

The controversy stems from comments Robertson made recently on the "700 Club" program on Christian Broadcast Network. His comments came in response to a caller who said that a friend had begun dating other women while his wife lies seriously ill with Alzheimer's, and justifies it by saying that "his wife, as he knows her, is gone."

Robertson said he agrees with the man: "What he says basically is correct. I know it sounds cruel, but if he's going to do something, he should divorce her and start all over again, but make sure she has custodial care and somebody looking after her."

His co-host pressed Robertson about whether that violates the marriage vows. Robertson responded that Alzheimer's "is a kind of death" and added, "I certainly wouldn't put a guilt trip on you" for choosing divorce in such a scenario.

The comments on Christianity Today's news blog were nearly universal in their criticism and disappointment:

"I am horrified by Robertson's response!" said one.

Read more about this article on LA Times

Thursday, September 15, 2011

Underwater Sculptures

I've always admired artists, I admire how they could think of simple things that could definitely take our breathers away. Artist Jason de Caires Taylor creates life-size cement sculptures of people and descend them into the waters of South America. As time passes the sculptures become part of the underwater landscape and slowly become artificial reefs ripe with marine life. The process of experiencing artwork out of a traditional gallery and underwater is described with intimately vivid detail on his site. Wow.

I think this is awesome. Of course, it would probably freak me out if I were to dive down into the ocean without knowing what was down there. I think this is unbelievable. Kudos.This is so beautiful. I don’t know about anybody else, but if I was diving/swiming/boating in the ocean and saw one of those I would probably have a heart attack.




















They look creepy right? But truly an amazing art! :)


Tuesday, July 19, 2011

The Workout Kid

C.J. Senter may or may not be the next Tony Horton or the next Barry Sanders, but he is definitely the next 10-year-old to watch.

Granted, when most people hear "child prodigy," they rightfully raise an eyebrow and wonder who is pulling the strings. Add a workout DVD by a fourth-grader with sculpted muscles to the mix and "cute" can turn to "concerning." But it turns out the story behind "C.J. The Workout Kid" is a lot more inspiring than insidious.

C.J. started working out five years ago when his football coach told him and his teammates to go home over a weekend and get some exercise. He did some push-ups and sit-ups and loved it. Not too long after, he saw a P90X infomercial and loved that too. He's been working out ever since. C.J. does his own routines three times a week, after school and homework, and he's given new names to some old and boring moves, like the burpee, which involves a squat, push-up, and jump. C.J. calls that one the "shredder." He even teaches a class of (mostly older) kids at the gym near where he lives in Locust Grove, Ga.




Ducks Blown by the Wind




Saw this video featured in our local news, and it's just hilarious. This reminds me of a particular line of a song that goes "United we stand, divided we fall". This is how a mother duck and her ducklings survive a strong wind, that no matter how many times they'd fall they'd still stand up together. Have fun watching! :)

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