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This holiday season let’s make love with the eargasmic tunes I found online. Just because they aren’t Christmas songs doesn’t mean it’s perfect for the season. Christmas is about love or the lack of it, warmth or being ice-cold single, and kisses or MOMOL nights. So are these songs:
Cover: Use Somebody by Laura Jensen
I like Kings of Leon, but baklas don’t like it cuz it’s too straight for their taste. So here’s a perfect rendition to make it more suitable for their appetite. Yun mga pumaparty dyan, here’s your version.
Sometimes, you remember not the taste of the food but the memories it brings. Burger Machine is one creation that a lot of us have in common after an epic night out. Whether you start it out at a sushal place in Makati or somewhere more masa in Quezon City, Burger Machine will always be the final destination for all, a great equalizer like KC Concepcion before she went mainstream; pre-Piolo and Century Tuna… Paris KC to be exact.
My personal favorite has got to be the Burger Machine’s roast beef sandwich. It reminds me of post work-out, post wasakan and a more serious chismisan portion of the night after all that hobnobbing and beso-beso. It’s not about the taste. Again, it’s about the memories.
In-N-Out was literally my first stop right after touchdown in sweet California. This burger joint is an ultimate classic of mine. Just like in perfumery, the Double Double has top notes that consist of premium beef and bacon strips with no additives and grilled to perfection, and baked bread like what our Lolas used to make (no sesame). Middle notes include crunchy lettuce, a slice of a plump tomato (not kamatis), classic American cheese (not Quickmelt) and crispy onion rings for that right bite.
It all started three years ago and now it has grown into spooky and unimaginable proportions! I haven’t seen anything like this when we first did this thing back in 2009.
This is EBC’s 3rd Halloween Roda with the EBC-GK Kids and EBC Professors from EBC-Bacolod and EBC-Malaysia. It’s the only time of the year wherein we transform into whatever we want to be and play capoeira wearing our character and being in theme with our game! Looking forward to next year’s craziness.
Haay! Finally finished the Simple vs Complicated Divine Triumvirate (Men, Women and now the Gays!). I know a lot of your won’t agree with me but this is solely based on research from other sites and my own observations and personal experiences as well.
I actually find it funny, strange and revealing even. We started out complicated, crazy and with a lot of color and all that jazz. Then suddenly, we turn simple… and still single damnit!
Mental note to self for the nth time: Just because you think your life has turned into structured and a tad ordinary persona with the same lifestyle like the others, it doesn’t mean you’ll be boring. Please write, love, blog and experience more again… for the nth time, just reminding you to bring back the color again.
Watch it. Eugene is awesome, reminds me of some talents we have worked with. The two guys are hot grammar Nazis; you’ll see in them some of your friends. The story is light and easily understandable, a good example of what independent films should be… not too heavy with the right amount of ka-ART-ehan and drag.
As promised here is a chart to know whether you or your boyfriend is a simple, predictable, easy to get by guy or a hard to read, deep and sort of weird but still a prince kind of a man. Some signs of simplicity were taken from All That Shnazz.
And so the war continues. This is a tabular representation to know if you’re a simple or a complicated girlaloo taken from Chuvaness and Divasoria, these ladies are made of sheer brilliance for creating a faction between the two… plus I added my observations based from first hand encounters of the two kinds.