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Saw this circulating on Facebook. I thought it was hilarious.

Just in case you don't know. Salawahan means fickle or changing frequently, esp. as regards one's loyalties, interests, or affection. :)

Back in September, I posted a video of Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago doing a funny speech about some pick-up lines. Recently, people have been Tweeting some of their pick-up lines. Here's a few of them. Ang pagibig ko sayo ay parang XXX, Exclusibong Explosibong Extreme! Anong height mo? Pano ka nagkasya sa puso ko? Di ko sinasabing maganda ako, ang sinasabi ko lang pangit ka. Pumikit ka,kase yan ang mundo ko pag wala ka. Masasabi mo bang bobo ako kung ikaw lang laman ng utak ko? Para tayong mouse, we just click. Sana hacker na lang ako, para HACKin ka lang Kahit Taken ka na, alisin mo man ang T, Aken ka pa rin. Tower ka ba? Kase eiffel inlove with you eh! Maybe I'm a bad shooter, coz I keep on missing you. Alam mo miss, para kang Google! Kasi lahat ng hinahanap ko nasa iyo na! Exchange gifts tayo ngayong Christmas. Akin ka, iyo ako. Nagmahalan na ang bigas at gasolina, tayo nlang ang di nagmamahalan. Crush na sana kita eh, kaso ngumiti ka... yan t...

Classic TV commercial by San Miguel Beer back in the 1980's. From what I remember, here are the stars. The father - Bert "Tawa" Marcelo The heroes are from the PBA team San Miguel Beermen - Ramon Fernandez, Yves Dignadice, Alvin Teng and Samboy Lim TV reporter - Cheche Lazaro The villians - Max Alvarado, Larry "Pipoy" Silva and I don't know the guy is with the eye patch. It is an all star cast and shows the type of commercials San Miguel Beer was doing back in the 1980's.

This video has been going around the net lately. It's the reaction of Supreme Court spokesperson Atty. Jose Midas P. Marquez when a mic fell during his press conference. Because of his reaction, there's been speculation that he's gay. It doesn't really matter if he's gay, I just find his reaction funny.

From the Inquirer . About 60,000 strangers helped Lola Aurelia find her missing husband. In return, the 78-year-old woman taught them a lesson about love. Aurelia Matias’ poignant quest to find her beloved Luis, 78, who had been missing for weeks in the streets of Manila, captured the imagination of thousands after a street photographer snapped her picture and posted it on Facebook (FB). It quickly went viral as more than 60,000 Facebook users shared, reposted and retweeted the black-and-white photo showing a bespectacled Lola Aurelia, her back facing the camera with the missing person poster pinned to her dress. With the help of big TV networks covering the unfolding story, a search was launched. Finally, on Tuesday evening, Lola Aurelia found Lolo Luis in a dramatic reunion near the Quirino station of the Light Railway Transit on Taft Avenue. “Many thanks to the many people helping me. They did not let me down,” she said in an interview aired over “24 Oras,” the evening ne...