
This is my current wallpaper. Am I the odd one here?

"The dog days are over..."
I've seen a couple of congress hearings about the R.H. Bill. I will not talk about that controversial bill because... I don't want to... and my opinion doesn't matter... hahaha
The man from Sarangani was there. As I watched him I remember myself. I once like him while delivering his speech. He is nervous, he stuttered a lot, just reading his "kodigo" instead of speaking and looking at the audience.... and at some point I don't know if he understood his co-debater....
His co-debater naman he reminds me of a smart classmate... yung classmate na parang he knows everything. yung palaging nag re-recite, palaging nagtatanong sa teacher...
And at some point the Chairman of the house kept on reminding the people to be quiet or don't clap while the people is still talking/debating... or listen to the debaters so they will not repeat the questions they will ask....
Para naman sila yung class president or in college the class representative....
ganun din pala sa Congress.... parang school lang... If you are sad and it seems there is nothing to watch on t.v. watch the hearings... kahit anong hearing senate/congress... they are the best...
it's my favorite comedy show next to Modern Family, Big Bang Theory and How I met your mother?
"I want nobody, nobody but you (clap clap)"
I am appalled by the sudden popularity of Korean music. I can’t understand why we Filipinos like these songs when we only know a single phrase from them.
I am not really against those Korean pop stars. What I am against are Filipinos who support them more than our own OPM artists. In my opinion, OPM is dying, and it’s because we listen more to these Chinese-looking guys called Super Junior and to Sandara’s group.
Okay, I must admit—when I was about 8 or 9 years old, I bought an album by Lââm/Larusso. As a kid, it’s normal to just listen to or like whatever is popular. So maybe I can forgive it if you’re around that age, but my god, if you’re older than that… I don’t know.
We usually like a song because of its music and lyrics. So how am I supposed to like or support these Korean stars when I don’t understand a single word they say? What I’m trying to say is that it’s fine to listen to and support these K-pop stars, but let us support our very own artists first. Try listening to Urbandub—their songs are mostly about love. Or, if you’re really into pop songs, there’s a group called… I forgot! Haha. It’s a group of teens who wear candy-colored clothes and sing pop novelty songs. They are VIVA artists.
As I write this rant, I am watching MTV and their Asian Takeaway segment. I just saw a video by Van Ness Wu. Does his name ring a bell? He’s from F4. I wonder why they don’t play OPM artists instead. We are better… far better than Van Ness Wu or Sandara Park.
So yeah, I am blaming the media for this whole crap…

WTF!! MTV officially signed off. 9 years on the boob tube is really something else. I am a huge MTV viewer, and it kills me to think that MTV is gone. I love music, which means I naturally love watching music videos.
Maybe I am part of the 1% of the population that doesn’t watch YouTube on a regular basis. Before, I rarely watched anything on YouTube since I didn’t have a good internet connection. But right now, I do watch videos on YouTube, though only the ones I rarely see on TV.
When I’m watching TV for, let’s say, 5 hours, 3 and a half of those hours are spent watching music videos or anything on MTV.
Now, maybe my brothers are really happy because I’ll only be watching TV for 2 hours! Hahaha…
Sana ibalik ang MTV ARAW-ARAW……………
P.S. THANKS MTV FOR BRINGING BACK ERASERHEADS…
Thank you also for accompanying me for 9 years when I was alone at home…
Tsk tsk… I’ll miss you……
Ooopss, by the way... without MTV, OPM might take a hit, too... tsk tsk.