Wanderlust

Heres a cool feature for friendster sharing of browser’s bookmarks. Well until then, here my bookmarks;
Reviews - www.metacritic.com
Videogames - gametab.com, 1up.com, gamespot.com
Movies - aintitcool.com
Music - pitchforkmedia, popmatters
News - google news

I feel for beggars and desolate people, i really do. Oftentimes i would dole out any remaining coins i have in my pocket even if it was my fare but oftentimes i would stop dead because of one thing… Their offensive smell! i know, i know its really hypocritical but jeez it disgusts the piety out of me. Here is a solution, put up a wellfare center that will wash or let poor people take a bath there for free, soap and shampoo companies can "donate" their goods in exchange for posting their posters all over the place. This will improve their health and their smell which will in turn make the act of helping them a little easier for smell-conscious do-gooders(*cough*bullshit*cough) like me.

Here’s a suggestion, put up an image hosting section in Friendster similar to www.imageshack.us or photobucket.com, but dont stop there develop a simple browser based simple photo editor where we can put captions and callouts to our pics.

Ever seen that Lacoste Ad where a man jumps from post to post against a lapping water’s edge? Remember the song? Of course you do (if not, then i pity you), Well ive been hunting the song and now ive found my prey. its Mushaboom by Feist a canadian fem singer and its oh so delicious, downloading the whole LP on torrent. "P

Zach Braff: "What are you listening to?"
Natalie Portman: "Its the Shins, you know em? Listen, itll change your life."
New Slang by the Shins plays in the background

*a scene from Garden State (Natalie Portman)

You know how some songs really nail a certain feeling, moment or a person, and whenever you think about that/them, that one song comes to mind. like a soundtrack. New slang is the perfect one for stuck, disillusioned, twentysomething men like me.

Total Bliss is……

1. Listening to Chutes too Narrow by the Shins mp3s at 192 bitrate on your headphones.
   ;( until your friends starts to talk to you in the middle of the album…
2. Reaching a point in a relationship where you know that you truly LOVE her, in the most basic and classic sense.
  ;( then that feeling passes by.

I like movies thats a fact, but ive been increasingly getting really hard to please. Maybe its a sign of me becoming cynical (cine-cal, this my friend is a pun, a very disgusting one at that) or maybe this will come to a point where ill be so fed up with crappy movies that i will become a movie director myself (and make crappy movies myself); speaking of movies here are recent ones ive seen and with complimentary comments;

Red Eye - the villain shouldve been another guy, one that was disarmingly charming, the guy in this one was evil looking no matter the illusion of being nice they were trying to do one the early part, the villain was very weak, it wouldve made the world of difference were he was much more cunning and not so inept.    4/10

Kingdom of Heaven - MISCAST, i liked Legolas but Orlando Bloom better have another day job, his facial expression is so limited and the way he speaks should make him forever stuck in supporting roles but sadly thats not the case, he dragged this movie into mediocrity and into the annals of WTF casting moves. imagine if it was Eric Bana or Clive Owen. WTF indeed! 3/10

Perfect Catch - romatic comedies, after being dragged by the lady (i wanted to see Constant Gardener) i find myself watching a well made chick flick, but far from perfect. The obligatory lover’s conflict was never really that major to warrant a breakup, i understood the point but the film didnt really made a home run (ha! another pun) with it. And this is a complaint that i generally associate with romantic comedies, the characters are always so endearing and good looking (Drew B. youre so sexy) and the relationship so utopian that i find myself suspending my beliefs because real-life relationships are anything but that, i always find pleasure on movies that has scenes that ring truer to real-life (Sunshine of the spotless mind, almost famous). 7/10

im starting to NOT making any sense.

While going home from work, the passenger jeepney i rode on picked up a large burly man with an equaly large backpack, he also wore a baseball cap. Upon climbing inside the jeep, he proceeded to sit in between two women which is suspect since most would opt to sit on any more vacant space. He sat his backpack on his lap and after awhile nobody noticed anything until he told the driver to stop and climbed down from the vehicle. It turned out the backpack served to hide his other arm that was fishing things out of the passsenger lady beside him, it was a good thing the lady caught his arm and the theif didnt panic and just went down off the jeep. So people beware of a large man carrying a large backpack.

i attended a half-day seminar at the Mandaya hotel which has rooms named after native sounding names which is confusing but cool, anyways before the seminar i had absolutely no idea what it was all about, all i heard was free merienda, so i signed in. Turns out it was one of those hybrid free seminar/product demo anyways the guy conducting the seminar, a Mr. Manual Alcuaz, started to talk and i couldnt help but be reminded of Christopher Walken with all his mannerisms and heavy sorta huffing then pausing voice. He was a little pompous but nice, very used to seminars. Halfway into the seminar i got very bored and i looked around the room and less than half of the people were left, he shouldve promised the merienda at the end of the seminar….