With the so-called “month of love” coming up over the horizon and a lot of people getting all mushy by proposing to their “other half,” it’s time for Sarcastically Yours to give you a brief guide to some of the best songs to potentially play during your wedding reception or for that very special moment with your special someone:
Reblogged from sarcastically-yours, 2 notes, February 14, 2012
“I got my fingers crossed on a shooting star.
Just like me, just moved on.”
[ the wallflowers - “6th avenue heartache” ]
0 notes, January 31, 2012
Reblogged from slutwanderlust, 615 notes, December 1, 2011
It was like you were here yesterday.
Now I’m left wondering what the heck happened to me in the past months that flew by.
December ‘10: The end of something that I thought was going to last.
January ‘11: A good friend and colleague gives up his battle against his illness, just a few days short of his 23rd birthday.
February: PBA D-League opens shop, signalling the demise of the PBL. The Philippine Patriots lose the ASEAN Basketball League crown to the upstart Chang Thailand Slammers. Covered the first highly anticipated Philippine football home match in years against Mongolia in Bacolod.
March: Met someone, then immediately clicked. :)
April: College hoops season opens. Sudan Daniel spelled doom for San Beda after crashing hard in their opening game in the Filoil Pre-Season matches.
May: Turned 24. Hello, I’m getting older.
June: College hoops pre-season finals. Not even close as Ateneo massacres San Beda. NLEX crowned first-ever PBA D-League champions in dramatic fashion over Cebuana Lhuiller.
July: NCAA, UAAP basketball tournaments open within weeks of each other…MOA Arena officially announced for all, soon to outdate the ageing Araneta Coliseum…The latter venue renames itself as Smart-Araneta Coliseum in an exhibition series between a select group of American professional basketball stars against PBA All-Stars and the Gilas national team in consecutive nights…Kuwait ends Philippines’ 2014 World Cup dream in the second round.
August: San Sebastian edges San Beda by two points, ending a 26-game winning streak dating back to last season in the NCAA men’s hoops tourney…Left for Davao for a quick three-day sojourn.
September: De La Salle Green Archers misses UAAP Final Four bus for yet another year…Ateneo and FEU meet in the Finals for the second consecutive year…Joseph Evans Casio of De La Salle University gets selected by the Powerade Tigers in the PBA Rookie Draft, ahead of University of the East guard Paul Lee who was picked by the Rain Or Shine Elasto Painters… :)
October: Ateneo wins fourth consecutive UAAP title and books their automatic bid into the PCCL Final Four…San Beda exacts their own revenge on San Sebastian by beating them two consecutive times at the end of the elimination round to gain the number one spot in the final four, then sweeps the Stags in the best-of-three finals to gain a back-to-back title finish for their 16th men’s title overall and tying Letran in the record books…The Philippine Basketball Association opens shop for their 37th season, where Paul Lee and ROS edges Brgy. Ginebra in the opening match.
November: NCAA and UAAP second semester sports open shop, including volleyball as the highlighted sport…San Sebastian College and University of Cebu complete the last two spots in the PCCL Round Robin Final Four.
Well, that pretty much covered 12 months of everything, didn’t it?
Nice to know you, 2011. Goodbye?
1 note, December 1, 2011
“Noynoying”
Nine days after the onslaught of Typhoons “Pedring” and “Quiel,” President Benigno Aquino III on Wednesday finally saw for himself flood-devastated areas in three provinces.
We live in the age of internet and social media. This is the age when new words and terms spread faster than a new strain of flu and memes are as ordinary as the everyday traffic situation at EDSA.
We’ve seen a lot. From the way jejemons type their messages to the new poses such as planking, owling, batmaning, and bakling. And now, inspired by our President’s alleged management style, there’s a new term that is about to spread (if successful) in the internet.
Noynoying.
I was drunk browsing cyber stuff last night when I came across a screen cap of a Facebook conversation supposedly coming from Overheard at UP Facebook page. According to it, noynoying is defined as a term for that idle moment na walang ginagawa pero dapat ay mayroon na.
For example, Dapat nagre-review pero noynoying muna.
Procrastination has a new name. And it was inspired by our President.
Critics have been accusing Aquino of being lax on his duty as President and having poor management skills. Recently, the Opposition slammed Aquino for not being present during the onslaught of Typhoons Pedring and Quiel.
This is not the first time that Aquino was criticized for not being present during the time of crisis. During the height of the Quirino Grandstand hostage crisis, the President was also criticized for not being present at the situation. During the height of the tragedy.
Is Noynoy Aquino really lax or not? Are you satisfied with the way the Administration deal with tragedies and calamities? (Okay, this sounds like a Teevee Patrol text poll).
Maybe. But I believe that one is immortalized when his name is used as an adjective. And a verb. Like Noynoying. Or numo-Noynoy.
Keep calm. And stop noynoying.
Be productive Pilipinas! Padayon!
Reblogged from juanrepublic, 132 notes, October 9, 2011
