
An 8-hour bus trip staring at the annoying faces of trapos (traditional politicians) and wannabees.

So would I vote for them? Fuck yeah! They made me wanna pee at every bus stop which was good for my bladder anyway. Salamat LoRRRd!



Paricipating artists:
Things I did or put off today so I can blog some more:
1. I told the landlady to STFU (not within earshot though)
2. Over @chatroulette "vous avez un grand ventre" - you have a large belly. It turns out he's only 7 years old.
3. Deciding whether to cook Chachi's Indian Salt Crackers or Pigs in a Blanket for the next gallery talk at Ermita.
4. I felt sorrow in an instant over odd bits of memories.
5. Finally found a hamster ball my pets Pickle and Star can roll around in.
6. Relieved that production work is over. Can now watch Fantastic Mr. Fox for the nth time. So don't point and cuss!
7. Inspected the carrots in the chiller for molds.
8. Sealed my ciabatta tight in foil like a Japanese submarine.
9. Configured emails. Drank more coffee.
10. Thinks moobs are in season. Why do pinoy men like walking around shirtless?
My Lakbayan grade is C!
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New media and social media jobs are opening doors for the everyman in Manila. The web has definitely gone jologs en masse. So what's does this mean?
Positively, maybe more kids off the streets, less MMORPG time and real opportunities for anyone to actually make money out of a web addiction. You don't need to have programming skills to get social online or be the next spam king or the next Youtube clown. Even our skilled local 'Platero' can send email and do the rounds of stickycam nowadays! lulz!
Here's a translation of the tabloid ad:
Are you a YouTube addict? Always on FB? Chillin @ Twitter? Do you have a crazy idea about New Media? You're the one we're looking for! Earn from your talents! Apply Now!
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