Nice one!, I got this at the tsikot.com's goon squad section. This just made me burst into laughter, I was wondering if this would happen here in our country specially in the busy streets of manila... I will laugh at the MMDA or other authorities if this would have happened to them. Actually, I already have experienced my car being towed. It was around October 2007 then, when I was at the peak of my review for my nursing licensure exam at the Pentagon Review Center, but the venue was at the UE Auditorium. I parked right infront of UE along recto, and to my surprise, our reviewer, Sir Jerome Balisnomo aka Goldie just announced that a car was being towed. He described it and then announced the plate number. I literally jumped off my chair to chase the MTPB who towed my car. Unfortunately I wasn't able to find anything but a letter with a map on where to redeem my precious car. My day was devastated then, I was in the mood for reviewing but was distracted because of what the MTPB did. When I arrived at their office, I was damn mad about what they did, all they told me was it was ...

I like humor. Its been a year and a few months since Camera Café Philippines debuted on Philippine Television. Since then it has captured the Filipino audience both young and old alike. The producers never knew that camera café would click here in the Philippines. But because of its light humor, and sheer hilariousness, a simple Pinoy can and would be able to go along with this short but sweet show. Even I was captured the first time I saw it. I wasn't able to see it on Qtv, but on GMA 7 itself on late nights before the station signs off. Quick, right on the spot, plus a natural flavor, is the best recipe to capture the local audience and even international ones. Camera Café is often used as filler in between shows, since it runs on for about 3 to 5 minutes. Its shortness is enough to make a typical Filipino viewer to be hanging and craving for more and also short enough to get to shed it humor across. Camera Café Philippines Cast Harvey as played by Bearwin Meily JC as played by Epi Quizon Sylvio as played by Christian Vasquez Serge as played by Noel Colet Boss Ric as played by Jaime Fabregas Charm as played by Gerry Acao Vince as played by Arnold Reyes Philippe as ...

I knew it, there would always be bloopers whenever the senate gets serious. Marc Logan sets the spoofs first and I am expecting a few more would pop up in the following days. This video made me laugh for a couple of times, specially when its Miriam Defensor Santiago was the one interrogating Jocelyn JocJoc Bolante. Some of the memorable and quite hilarious lines were included in the video such as the 140 over acting, of Jinggoy Estrada and Miriam Defensor Santiago's big sighs. The serious ambience of the hearing somehow got a little bit light and funny. . . Related Stories: Why PSN Has Been Down For A Couple Of Days Already

My post about Punas Boys (children and teenagers who wipe the windshield of passing vehicles) was just about a point-something percent of the growing numbers of poverty here in the Philippines, lest in the heart of Manila. Sometimes we do not know if we would believe this kind of style. Why? Well because most often than not, these children and adults who are begging for some change in your pockets are mostly ran by big underground syndicates. Sometimes they become abusive, doing everything just to get the sympathy of the people passing by. How do they become abusive? Well here are a couple of things that they do, most of them are considered to be an old trick in the book. Sometimes you would see a blind man that is being accompanied by someone while begging for alms on vehicles that are stuck on traffic. Sometimes they stay just right behind you while you are ordering a food on the streets. This is a lot more common on University Belt, I know since I have been victimized a couple of times by this. You have just ordered a set of siomai and already someone is begging for it. Imagine that, and then since ...

Some mystery artists are toying around with motorists by installing these witty street signs that never fails to catch the attention of any passerby and leaves them thinking about what they have just read. ______________________________ ______________________________ _________________________________ _______________________________ _____________________________ ____________________________ _________________________ _______________________________ No related posts.

Recently, Deke McClelland released a video about 101 photoshop tricks all squeezed into a 5 minute video. Very Creative! Hope beginners will be able to digest all of this in just 5 minutes *lol* -------------------------------------- Related Stories: How To Enable Incompatible Delicious Toolbar On FireFox 4 How To Enable Incompatible Plugins In FireFox 6 Firefox 4 Is Now Available!

Ever heard of the phrase "Google is your friend" or "just google it". Seems like the word "search" has been replaced by the word "google" and if google will be a little bit more lucky, it might find its way on a dictionary or an encyclopedia and would be a synonym for the word "search". I have been lurking around the net and was able to come across this clips. The video clips expresses or somehow explains what google could be in the near future, the following clips does not mean that google will be exactly like that but somehow the idea is there. More Useful, More Powerful. _____________________________________________________________ Google My Maps _____________________________________________________________ Google Moon _____________________________________________________________ Google SMS _____________________________________________________________ Google Maps Related Stories: How To Transfer Your Facebook Photos To Google Plus

The reasons students blurt out for their lateness vary like the "real" and "original" Pares eateries here in the metro. There are the "Ma'am traffic po" to the "Nasiraan po". These are utterly unthinkable and are as fictional as Darna herself! Professors should never believe these fairytale-like reasons. Traffic jams? In our bustling "organized" metropolis? Mechanical Breakdown? In our first class Jeepney engines? Floods? Due to our perfect drainage systems unclogged by trash? Sickness? Would one get sick of our perfectly healthy environment? Now, allow me to present you some actually believable reasons that students out there, should utter when caught in that familiar warp in time when we are actually late: 1. "I have been pondering about the future of our country sir" With the sudden appearance of social awareness posters and banners proclaiming the unwaering support of different political and social causes, why would the professor not believe you if you told him that you were in deep thought of the political, socio-economic short-term future of the country? 2. "I suddenly felt the need to cook for myself a healthy, neo-vegan breakfast" The new millennium ushered in so many new "healthy" eating alternatives that your enlightenment to consuming carbohydrate-void, fat zapped, tasteless vegetables and your shunning of ...