Have You Ever Read the Back of a Fake DVD?

A copywriter's nightmare... funny as hell, but painful nonetheless. "Huang Huang"...what does that even mean?!? Anyone speak Chinese? LOL PLEASE, read on...

House, a vulgar language, the character of the cynical doctors, a never believe anyone in particular, the patient's own doctor, it is a solution to numerous diseases doctor, "House" is a new medical drama.

George House (Hugh Laurie) has no concern for the patients bedside accompanied by the consciousness, but always leaning a crutch to Huang Huang, as if this will mean he brutal show. In fact, despite the acts of Guaizhang House, he is a perfect intuitive diagnosis were excellent. As a medical expert, the house still good at capturing the medical problems in the gate of hell to save patients.

Over the past four seasons, guiding the House by a young elite team of experts to help him solve the diseases. His good friend, oncology expert James Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard) for his loyalty. At the same time, medical director of the Department, the hospital's head of the Treasury Di Lisa (Lisa Edestein) between the House and the sincerity of Health dark. Although the house is often good to be true because of their responsibilities and act in conflict with her, even then, she has to admit that the house smart enough to offset the trouble he caused.

Wasn't that fun? LOL

Happy 4th of July, everyone!

School Boo-Cool

"If you lose your keys, don't fuss. If you lose your face, don't wince."

Uh, what's THAT supposed to mean exactly?!?

That was actually a sentence taken from a text book being used in public schools around the country. The same text book that contains about 600 other grammatical errors; that makes an average of 3 errors per page. Now, you think that's disturbing? Picture this: 60 or 70 students cramped in 1 classroom, SHARING said book, no doubt, because there just aren't enough (thank God). How can these kids be expected to learn in that kind of environment? How can these kids be expected to learn. Question mark.

It's not the same in ALL public schools, but still. It's atrocious. What puzzles me is that politicians would rather tackle the issue of a sensationalized sex video scandal than a graver, more pressing problem such as this one.

And we wonder why the nation is in deep sh*t all the time.

Wordless: Made In China

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Wordless: Waste Bins Bangkok Style

Note: I had to write over it so y'all can read it. Doesn't matter though; still doesn't make a whole lot of sense -- haha!

On Acrophobia, Mild Explosives, And Mango Maragaritas

Happy Father's Day to all you wonderful Dads out there!

And to my Nanay, it's been 23 years today since you passed. Missing you even more...

LunaNina says ... and I think ... ?

1. Purchase :: Shopping.
   
2. Squeaky clean :: Soap, shampoo, detergent, dish washing liquid.
   
3. Blended :: Tequila, Triple Sec, mangoes, lotsa ice.
   
4. Wednesday :: Three days 'til Saturday...
   
5. Function :: Altogether now, "conjuction junction, what's your function? Hookin' up words and phrases and clauses..."
   
6. Look down :: I can't. Fear of heights.
   
7. July? :: The 7th month of the year?
   
8. Raspberry :: Yumm.
9. Assertive :: Should be more of this.
   
10. Cracker :: Fire-.

It's Its There Their They're

A-wesome!

Frizzy got 10/10 questions correct. It's pretty obvious that she doesn't make basic grammatical errors. (aww, shucks, not always) If anything, she's annoyed when people make simple mistakes on their blogs. (err) As far as people with bad grammar go, she knows they're only human. (of course! I mean, gosh, I'm all about imperfection!) And it's humanity and its current condition that truly disturbs her sometimes. (way to go with the it's!)

How do you think you'll do?

Painful Grammar 4

Where do I even begin...

Painful Grammar 3

Chicken FILLET, anyone?

Who Was I in High School?

Popular Kid

In high school, everyone knew your name - even if you didn't know theirs. In fact, your still skating by on your looks and charm. Nothing wrong with that!

Who Were YOU In High School?

What Kind of American English Do You Speak?

Here's Mine...

40% General American English 35% Yankee 15% Dixie 5% Upper Midwestern 0% Midwestern

What Kind of American English Do You Speak?

Painful Grammar 2

I took this during a crazy road trip to Baguio. We were done shopping for the day and we just couldn't decide where to eat for dinner that night. We ended up at this chicken place that serves really delicious food. The only terrible thing about this restaurant was this picture. It may be a little hard to decipher, since it's an illuminated sign and all, but in case you couldn't make it out, it reads "MORE SEATS UPSTAIR."

upstairSSSSSS!!!

Painful Grammar 1

I took this picture off a boat on our way back from Puerto Galera early this year. It was just too painful to ignore...