D'Arvit

No, I am serious.

There will be a concert next Friday at McDonald’s Katipunan. [@7pm, i think]
Yup. Inside McDonald’s Katipunan. Ciudad and Sugarfree will be playing, among other bands.

400 tickets have already been sold.
I wonder how they’re gonna squeeze in 400 people in that small venue. . . ?

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[NOTE: I might offend some people here. Okay... I might offend a LOT of people here... So I suggest you don't read this. But of course, I know you will.]

“Pam, mag-M.U. na kami.”

I just had to keep myself from laughing out loud.
You might just think I’m bitter… maybe I am.
You might just think I’m heartless… maybe I am.
But I don’t care. It’s stupid, actually. You’ve just known the person for three frickin’ days, and you tell me that you’ve “got something going on”. I mean, your only form of communication is through text, for Christ’s sake! Tapos, mag-M.U. na kayo? That is so… gradeschool.

But maybe I am the one living under a rock. Is this how romantic relationships work nowadays? Through text? And why does it happen so fast?

Hmmm… But I guess it happens. Ferdinand & Imelda Marcos got hitched after only one week of knowing each other. My sister’s friend, after hooking up with this guy during her freshman year in college, sat down with him at Starbuck’s and they asked each other: “What’s your surname nga pala?” They’re still currently “going strong”.

Ain’t it funny?

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“I want a… PIZZA HUT! PIZZA HUT! KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN and PIZZA HUT! PIZZA HUT! MCDONALD’S! MCDONALD’S! KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN and PIZZA HUT!”
–Supersize Me

I have made a solemn vow last night to never eat fastfood again.

Ever.

I’ve just seen Supersize Me last night at Rockwell with my mom, and I really enjoyed the film [the film and additional--ehem--commentary provided by the boisterous group of IS students all around us. How nice.].

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LITTLE UNKNOWN TRIVIA: There’s this superstition [here I go again with superstitions! but please, this gets better, so bear with me.. ] that goes: “You would know if that person is your soulmate if you ‘look like each other’.” I didn’t believe in that at first, but later on, I saw this documentary at Discovery Channel that supports this claim with scientific data. They got married/engaged couples and compared their facial features with one another. Turned out that they practically look like each other! Their explanation for this? “When you start looking for someone whom you would like to spend the rest of your life with, aesthetically speaking, you tend to go for the person whose level of beauty is at par with your own.” So basically, you kind of go for the people who’s “as beautiful as you are.”

Ahh… so that explains it.