Of a choice.

I'm choosing right now if i'm going to post a "funny" or a serious or a nonsense post. I still don't have an answer with this one.

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Just like that old man in Hogwarts who said, "Snape... do me..." err... I mean the other thing that he said that I don't remember that is related with choices. Or it has something to do with "It is up to you Harry boy about the choices that you will you in your life"... Something like that.

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It is up to us if we want to start our day happy. It is up to us if we would keep grudges with people that we hate. It is up to us if we will make "patol" the people that would do something un-nice to us. And it is our choice if we would be affected by the people around us.

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I hate it when people say that they had no choice. If you had / have no choice with what happened to you, then why the hell did it happen to you? Are you stupid with the idea of choice?

(This alcohol is kicking in)

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I have no point with this point. Just thinking out in print.

Of a movie weeke... eh...

I had the time to watch three movies yesterday (one more last Sunday).

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The Prestige is good despite some loopholes. The idea may be farfetched but the way the story was told was really good. Scarlet J wasn't really of a factor in this movie (acting wise). I liked Cutter. He played safe all throughout the movie. In my opinion, he just used his brain. He wasn't that obsessed with magic tricks, unlike the two protagonists/antagonists who played Spy Vs. Spy the whole movie.

Moral of the story: Magicians kill each other all the time.

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Flushed Away is fairly good too. I was doing something while watching this one, so I wasn't really paying attention to the movie. I don't remember any big scene in that movie. Just a lot of spoofs. From X-men to James Bond to whatever. I'm also not a fan of soccer (maybe if this is rugby) so I really felt that the movie is not that worth watching. And mice or rats or frogs ain't that cute enough.

Moral of the story: Don't swim in the toilet bowl, you might get flushed.

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Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels rule! This movie rule alongside with Trainspotting. I just love these kind of movies. (So, if this movie really rule... why can't I write anything else about this movie?) Well, the movie's old.

Moral of the story: You have to buy antique shotguns.

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I still find Papa Leo better than Forest. But The Last King Of Scotland is a good movie. Amin is reminiscent of a person that we all know. He doesn't listen to other people and he's too omni-proud =). All in all, I felt like I was watching Hotel Rwanda again. Is it really like that in those countries? Sad.

Moral of the story: If you wanna kill a person, shoot him in the head. Don't use hooks.

Of a slam.

Slam card provision from 7-11 has ended. I'm still missing some.

S.C. #'s missing: 03, 07, 10, 12, 14, 17, 21, 27, 33, 34, 36.

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One of those useless posts...

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Movies watched this week: Stranger Than Fiction, Brother Bear, The Holiday, He Was Cool,Stuart Little 2, South Pacific, True Romance, Epic Movie, Pan's Labyrinth, The Messengers, Ghost Rider, Happy Feet, The Prestige

Of a piracy.

What if pirated books were also available?

I was thinking of this concept earlier. I know we have pirated dvds and I think that books should be given the same exposure.

I know that there are e-books already. But the purpose for this one is for the 'masa' crowd. The people who don't have desktops, laptops, palms and high-falluting cellphones.

Imagine this, we have cheap books left and right. We won't wait for a lifetime to wait for that seventh book. We can buy those latest badly needed books for less than a hundred bucks.

There are booksales and those Manila vendors who sell cheap books. But can we find the books that we need in those places? Usually... no.

And every piracy of course has a downside. We might get a wrong book 7 (remember those people in India who has everything? Like Harry Potter and the Pasador of Snape or whatever). We might buy a book with a font of 8. Or we might get that latest Dan Brown novel without the last chapter.

...here i go again. another useless post.

Of a relationship.

This is the hardest thing i've done in my life. You can't look back. You can make mistakes but it will always be there. You can't return it. Once you have it, you have to keep it. It doesn't come and go. It is permanent unless you remove it from your life.

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Despite the grievances and innuendos, I still appreciate and I still love it when i'm in a relationship. I guess it always give us the two sides of the coin. I am happy. I am very very happy. (Look at my mole... 'i remember yesterday, the world was so young'... lolo... u-sa..)

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Whenever "adults" give me things about the relationship, they always give me this: Once you step in a relationship always remember that if you can take the things that you hate with your partner then you can live with her "forever".

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Why am I posting this? Why? It's happy hearts day! Happy Valentines!!!!

...wait... that was more than 2 weeks ago.

April Fools!