yesterday, we were all busy writing at around 4pm when N opened the window to let some air in, and sat down again to work. N was looking at the window when he exclaimed to the whole room, "Hey, are those niggers?". Of course, it's a politically incorrect joke but we couldn't help but laugh. G suggested that we call them and say, "Hey you, come closer... here's a dime." And then we gave them names. I suggested "Jamal".

So, yeah, yesterday was peppered with bad racist humor and it was one of the funniest afternoons I've had lately. Sorry, tao lang. Don't worry, hanggang doon lang naman yon. Y'all had to be there =D

...i just met a girl named speechless.

har har.

what do most people have against someone who chooses to be upbeat and encouraging? or is it "maturity" they want to project?

i am constantly puzzled by people. do they want a monopoly on optimism or something? do their spirits shy away from energy stronger than theirs? i don't see that as a problem because this. is. not. a. contest.

what do most people have against the happy guy?

nice! this speaks to me, and i'm sure to all of you gypsies, too :D

anthropology in the business of selling
(one of the many blogs i've been trying to keep to myself)

a bomb went off yesterday at the mall near where I live.

somebody says it's the government diverting attention from impeachment calls. another says its a destabilization plot. either way, it's a stupid way to try and accomplish something, whichever party you belong to.

you injure hundreds and kill some. what's that going to do? get people angry, that's what. get people angry at both parties. what an utterly cowardly thing to do.

seriously. sowing anarchy? with the way things have been going these past years, we're all anarchists to a degree already. you wanna come up with a stronger and more critical "anarchist" mass? sorta defies the definition, don't you think?

sometimes, i wonder whether so-called freedom fighters really know the concept at all.