My face stuck on the monitor, part 2

May 17, 2007 by reyna20
Filed under: Politics & Government

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I am still glued on the monitor. Eto nga, nakapasta na’t nakabalandra na pagmumukha ko here. Curious lang ako bat’ ganito ang mga news. Let me explain:

Foreign poll observers: We felt safer in Afghanistan

So? What’s the problem? Why do they have to fly to the Philippines when they felt safer amongst all the Al Qaida’s in the world and with Osama Bin Laden? That’s plain common sense right? They could have paddled their boat back to Afghanistan and savor the peacefullness and tranquility of that country. I mean, the last I heard is that As of Wednesday, May 16, 2007, at least 323 members of the U.S. military have died as a result of the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan in late 2001, according to the Defense Department. The department last updated its figures May 16, 2007. So, what gives? Leave! LUMAYAS KAYOOO! LAYASSS!! Mga P*bleep* kayooooo!!!! ! Mga persona non grata! @#$%^&*( BLAG!!

Showbiz celebrities lose luster in polls

If there is evah evah evahhhhhhhh any news that really makes me sing allelujah? It’s this one! Richard Gomez and Cesar Montano, continue to languish in the cellar of the senatorial race. Buti di mananalo si Montano, otherwise, an sama yatang pakinggan nong “Buboy”! he he he! Eh, saan ka ba naman nito, you’d run for Senator and you have no clue and got nothing to say about governance and the current system itself! Taz yong isa dito literally translated yong pork barrel as in biik, baboy, white mean! Then you have, returning senatorial candidate Vicente “Tito” Sotto III, trailing at 18th. Reelectionist Anjo Yllana continued to stay at second place Gus Tambunting in the Parañaque vice mayoralty race. Batangas vice-gubernatorial candidate Christopher de Leon, on the other hand, remained at a distant third place against leaders Jose Antonio Leviste II and Edwin Ermita. Meanwhile, Sen. Lapid lost to incumbent Makati mayor Jejomar Binay by a wide margin and hirap pa nito, an samang talunan pala nito ni Lapid! Lapid’s son, Mark, who is currently embroiled in controversy over a secret marriage to a Korean woman, also lost his political steam as he settled for third place in the ongoing Pampanga gubernatorial count. Hay naku, salamat sa mga kapwa ko aboridyinis at medyo natuto nang mamili nang mga kandidato! Salamat po senyong lahattt!!!

(UPDATE) Poll death toll hits 126 in 215 incidents — PNP

Then, how come they think that this is a generally peaceful elections?! Huh? Can anyone explain this to me please? This is one for the books again, you know! Yon bang ang title is - Only in da Flippines! Gaya nang sinabi ko dun sa unang blog entry - ano ang ibig sabihin nang Serene and Very Quiet Elections? I don’t know about you, pero if that is the case, magtatago pa rin ako! Abah! Madami pa akong kelangang gawin sa mundong to ano? I still have to make a lot of people happy!

Philippine Elections Redux

You gotta read that article! NICE! NICE! NICE! Love it!

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4 Comments on My face stuck on the monitor, part 2

empress maruja on Thu, 17th May 2007 3:51 pm

Exagg naman ng mga foreign observers na ‘yan. Hindi pa sila siguro nabomba sa Afghanistan. Charing!

Pero day, may mga artistang win na win sa eleksyon, gaya nina Angelika Jones at Teri Onor.

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reynz on Thu, 17th May 2007 11:04 pm

@empress,

over na over naman ang mga buwaka nang inang mga yan! i mean, true, me mga 200+ na fatalities which according to reports eh ano daw “peaceful” pero mukhang sinisira na nang todo nitong mga observers and Pinas at talagang comparable na tayo sa Afhganistan?

Hello! Hangga ngayon di ko nga masikmura na tinalo na natin ang Sri Lanka sa corruption, dinaganan pa natin Indonesia, tapos eto?! Nakuuuu!!! Am sure me mga bakla dyan sa mga foreign observers na yan at siguro naghahanap nang mga exotic na pinoys. Di siguro napagbigyan!

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c5 on Fri, 18th May 2007 5:43 am