MIND REHAB: January 2009

Sunday, January 25, 2009

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'M BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACCCK!!!

AHAHAHAHAHHHA!!!!
DIYOS KOH!!!!
NGAYUN LANG AKO NAKAPAGSULAT MULI!
WAKEKEKEKE
MARAMI AKONG KWENTO. AS IN.
SA NGAYUN... GUSTO KO LANG MUNA MAG-JUMP-JUMP SA MGA BLOGS NG IBANG MGA TAO.
"GETTING THE FEEL OF IT..." IKA NGA NG IBA.

Sunday, January 4, 2009

Ang Aking Inspirasyon

O.M.G.

Hindi ako makapaniwala. Heto na ang pagkakataon na pinaka-hihintay ko. Bali-balita ang ahente na cute daw at ubod ng gentleman na papasok sa Kapuso Network.

Eh di hayun na nga...siyempre, mega-abang kami. Hindi rin namin napigilang mag-occular inspection. Matangkad siya. May dimples. Cute ang smile. Kalbo. Cute ang mata. Mukhang mabait...mukhang malinis.

Mas lalu pa akung natuwa nang malaman kong magiging ahente ko pala siya. /wahaha

Kung sinusuwerte ka nga naman. /wahaha

Kagabi ay unang bese kong narinig ang ikanyang boses. /blush

Mababa ang boses niya, malambing sa tenga... subalit:

Pogi8: Cots, the customer was asking ip, ip, it's fossible to relod her account that she doesn't receive yet?

/shock

Hayzzz.

SPACE for NATURE

The world’s largest species of turtle, the leatherback is indeed a giant of the seas. This species earned its name due to the lack of bony plates on its shell, which is instead flexible and covered in a thin layer of leathery skin. Perhaps the greatest threat to the leatherback turtle is global climate change. This is expected to affect this species through habitat loss, physiological changes and loss of prey. Other threats to the leatherback turtle include accidental capture by fishing nets, boat strikes, and ingestion of discarded plastics, which the turtles mistake for jellyfish. The leatherback turtle is protected throughout most of its range and many conservation projects have been set up on leatherback turtle nesting beaches. However, the future still remains uncertain for this fantastic reptile.