Happy Birthday Jethro!
Posted by Carpe Diem on Monday, April 30th, 2007 @ 7:54 pm in Personal - Philippines.
It's my son's birthday today. This is the first time that I have baked cupcakes with icing. I'm so happy how my cupcakes turned-out!
Archive for April, 2007
Vox Hunt: Braided
Posted by Carpe Diem on Monday, April 30th, 2007 @ 7:17 pm in Personal - Philippines.
FHM May 2007 Issue
Posted by Pinoy Guy Guide on Monday, April 30th, 2007 @ 6:34 pm in Lifestyle.
It's May 1st and it's labor day. I wonder why there's no labor on labor day? :D hahaha!
Anyway since it's the first day of the month, it's time for Pinoy Guy Guide to post the latest issue of FHM. For May, we have Jamilla Obispo on the cover. In case you didn't know she was a former PBB Teen housemate :D
Image credit: FHM Philippines
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The last Concubine
Posted by Mad Coffee on Monday, April 30th, 2007 @ 1:57 pm in Personal - Philippines.
One of my submissions in deviantart. If you like the artwork, please don't hesitate to purchase a print. I'd really appreciate it.
As for this so-called art, I am very fond of kimonos and how they are designed. I have a kimono at home but it's just one layer. The inner layer and back then when my mom got it from my dad, she cut a bit of the lower portion as she said it was too long and so it end up being used as a bath robe.
This painting is an inspiration of that (not the bath robe but the kimono itself). I love the patterns that Japanese had created and how it looks so wonderful on a kimono.
The design within the circle on the background is also one of the patterns they use. The colors I chose are also one of the Japanese color combinations. Earthy colors, so to speak.
The girl's skin color is somewhat pale trying to make it lifeless. The "tattoo" from the back of the girl is a dragon. Having tattoos covering their back and extends throughout the body usually indicates that they are part of a group -- a Yakuza. Thus, giving the title some justice.
As for this so-called art, I am very fond of kimonos and how they are designed. I have a kimono at home but it's just one layer. The inner layer and back then when my mom got it from my dad, she cut a bit of the lower portion as she said it was too long and so it end up being used as a bath robe.
This painting is an inspiration of that (not the bath robe but the kimono itself). I love the patterns that Japanese had created and how it looks so wonderful on a kimono.
The design within the circle on the background is also one of the patterns they use. The colors I chose are also one of the Japanese color combinations. Earthy colors, so to speak.
The girl's skin color is somewhat pale trying to make it lifeless. The "tattoo" from the back of the girl is a dragon. Having tattoos covering their back and extends throughout the body usually indicates that they are part of a group -- a Yakuza. Thus, giving the title some justice.
Online Golf and more
Posted by Mad Coffee on Monday, April 30th, 2007 @ 1:28 pm in Personal - Philippines.
Last Sunday around one o'clock in the morning, I got the chance to talk to Chris and asked him if he's going to church. I then told him that I want to pay a visit and pray to God. It's been so long since I went to church whole heartedly.
We went to a church near our place (Sacred Heart) around six in the evening. The mass ended around seven so we had dinner at chowking. We talked about things that I don't know if it was ok for him to talk about it but he end up telling me anyway. It was about old relationships and things like that. I was just curious about it and didn't think of anything else. I just wanted to know how it ended.
After dinner, he wanted to drop me home quickly because he has something to do with his dad. I asked if it was ok to walk towards my place even if it's a bit too far. Along the way, all that's in my head was blank. All I could do is smile and cherishing that happy feeling.
As I posted the same thing from my blogger. I'd like to thanks Gelo for the wonderful game. It's been a while since I had a talk with friends and I am glad that I had a talk with Gelo while playing pangya.
We talked about my relationship with Chris and funny how my last game turned out. I managed to get at least a -3 score from my usual +6 to +8. haha. I felt relaxed when Gelo asked me things about Chris while it was my turn to putt and almost every time I think about what to say while putting I end up getting a birdie. Should I put a meaning on that? Hahaha!
Gelo asked me something that I couldn't really give an exact answer. As the question goes, "Why? Why am I happy?"
I keep telling him things but he say that those aren't the right answer. I forgot to mention one thing because I was kinda weirded out that my game was getting better. I forgot to say, "I'm happy because I love him."
Is that the right answer? =(^_^)=
Bloggers’ Gimmick Night: Sex, Politics, and the Unbloggables
Posted by Prudence and Madness on Monday, April 30th, 2007 @ 11:01 am in Personal - Philippines.
A string of almost sleepless nights is coming to an end. It all began last Friday night, when bloggers (Me, L.A., Jhed, Joe, Billycoy, Jeff, Darwin, Chris, Apples, JJ, Jester, Aaronjames, Heneroso, utakGAGO, and the queen of the night, Shari) met initially at Yoohoo Metrowalk for an inuman session, only to find out that the place doesn’t serve beer (Awwww! It’s perhaps the only bar and grill resto that doesn’t serve alcoholic beverages). So, the whole gang moved to nearby Dencio’s. And, of course, the favorite topics of the night are SEX and POLITICS (good combination, don’t you think?). And, the favorite word of the night: UNBLOGGABLE!
I’m not going to post a lengthy entry for this one. I don’t have pics and I can’t really add anymore to the numerous posts about it that now exist in the blogosphere, aside from the comments that I’ve left there. And I’m so darn tired from my super inuman session with my highschool classmates during our “After 10″ reunion and from a super toxic duty.
If you want to know what transpired that night, just read the following blog posts:
- Seshong Eenuman Ng Mga Bloggers Aftermath by L.A.
- SEB Party by Apples-pie
- S.E.B.!!! Sexbomb at Eb BAybeh yan pips! hihi by Heneroso
- I’m Soooo Wasted by Shari
- Unbloggable by Darwin
- Liquors On Eyeballs by Billycoy
- What Really Happened Last Night by Joe
- S-Files by utakGAGO
- Huff and Puff by Jhed
Ready for Round 2 inuman, bloggers? 
I am, but I need to sleep now. I hope round 2 is already brewing .
Vox Hunt: Braided
Posted by Carpe Diem on Monday, April 30th, 2007 @ 5:30 am in Personal - Philippines.
Show us something braided.
Crazy Japanese Port-O-Potty Prank!
Posted by A Day In The Life... on Monday, April 30th, 2007 @ 3:43 am in Miscellaneous.
The Japs really love outrageous pranks… and when I say outrageous, I mean “overboard” outrageous!
Check out this video that features a Japanese television prank show… really fun to watch! Funnnnnnyyyyyy!!!
Would You Like Pizza With That?
Posted by Nakanampucha! on Monday, April 30th, 2007 @ 3:14 am in Humor.
Laundromat Sign
Posted by Nakanampucha! on Monday, April 30th, 2007 @ 2:32 am in Humor.
Contributor: Martin Aquino
Website/Blog: http://martinaquino.wordpress.com
Martin says:
Here is a funny picture I took sa L.A. in a condominium laundromat area where 90% are Filipinos. Grabe no? Americanized na americanized ang ENGRISH. Hahahaha.
Today is Blog Silence Day.
Posted by Get A Life ™ on Monday, April 30th, 2007 @ 2:32 am in Personal - International.
One Day Blog Silence.
The Abstract of Sio
Posted by Must Be That Girl! on Sunday, April 29th, 2007 @ 4:31 pm in Personal - Philippines.
"Departure"
"The Great Divide"
"The Pain Within"
Taken from the Art Exhibits of Sio Montera. I'm not actually the artsy type, nevertheless I was struck by the vividness of "The Pain Within", as I stood in front of it. It is quite imposing too because it is somewhat large measuring 139 cm x 183 cm. It is more of the type that is hung in foyers or lobbies of buildings. (If you are the type who goes for the abstract, you can check Sio's works at: http://www.siomontera.com/ ). I guess the Cebu artists are emerging to be world class players.
I am broke, but I still spend
Posted by Top Dog on Sunday, April 29th, 2007 @ 12:50 pm in Personal - Philippines.
After getting an iPod nano, numerous impulsive buying of clothes, bags, and other things, succumbing to my growling stomach almost everytime, and having a beach getaway with my friends, I am broke.
But with Google giving away free $10, I cannot resist the temptation to spend. I originally wanted a top from Aeropostale, but they do not ship to the Philippines. Heck, all the other shops do not ship to this country. And if they do, the shipping would cost me five times what the actual product costs.
Fortunately, my friend Jamie is currently in New Jersey. So I asked her if I could ship the item to her, and she naturally obliged. You're a savior Jam.
Now, I got hundreds of products to choose from. But being the greatest friend that I am, ahem, I chose a Kingston 1 GB SD Card. Now I searched for hours to find a retailer than can ship for free, but sadly I didn't find any. After deducting the free $10, the memory card would cost me Php 375. The same memory card can be purchased for about Php 750 at CD-R King, so I was happy with my purchase. Yet, it drives me nuts that I have to spend Php 375.
That amount of money is big for a struggling student like me. That could have fixed my mobile phone, which yet again refuses to cooperate by not responding to my incessant presses at the number 8. To my friends: if I haven't responded to your messages the past few days, that means I cannot find a way to reply without using the letters t,u, or v.
Being broke, the engineer inside of me started to work. I opened up my mobile, which alone took me some time, and did everything I could to try to fix it. That is, wipe and blow away the dirt, and pray that it will work. After several repetitions of opening it up and dusting off the dirt, I did what most people do - place a piece of paper, and again pray that it will work. Fortunately, it did. I was so glad not because I got my phone fixed on my own, but because of the idea of saving up Php 250 on repair.
But that is way out of what I was previously talking about. Going back, I'll get my memory card when Jamie gets here by the last week of June. Only to go back to New Jersey by September. Ah, the hassle of getting that Green Card.
Seeing that this post is long but really about nothing, I could now say that my writing skills have officially deteriorated, not that I was a good writer to begin with.
But with Google giving away free $10, I cannot resist the temptation to spend. I originally wanted a top from Aeropostale, but they do not ship to the Philippines. Heck, all the other shops do not ship to this country. And if they do, the shipping would cost me five times what the actual product costs.
Fortunately, my friend Jamie is currently in New Jersey. So I asked her if I could ship the item to her, and she naturally obliged. You're a savior Jam.
Now, I got hundreds of products to choose from. But being the greatest friend that I am, ahem, I chose a Kingston 1 GB SD Card. Now I searched for hours to find a retailer than can ship for free, but sadly I didn't find any. After deducting the free $10, the memory card would cost me Php 375. The same memory card can be purchased for about Php 750 at CD-R King, so I was happy with my purchase. Yet, it drives me nuts that I have to spend Php 375.
That amount of money is big for a struggling student like me. That could have fixed my mobile phone, which yet again refuses to cooperate by not responding to my incessant presses at the number 8. To my friends: if I haven't responded to your messages the past few days, that means I cannot find a way to reply without using the letters t,u, or v.
Being broke, the engineer inside of me started to work. I opened up my mobile, which alone took me some time, and did everything I could to try to fix it. That is, wipe and blow away the dirt, and pray that it will work. After several repetitions of opening it up and dusting off the dirt, I did what most people do - place a piece of paper, and again pray that it will work. Fortunately, it did. I was so glad not because I got my phone fixed on my own, but because of the idea of saving up Php 250 on repair.
But that is way out of what I was previously talking about. Going back, I'll get my memory card when Jamie gets here by the last week of June. Only to go back to New Jersey by September. Ah, the hassle of getting that Green Card.
Seeing that this post is long but really about nothing, I could now say that my writing skills have officially deteriorated, not that I was a good writer to begin with.
StarStudio (May 2007 Issue)
Posted by A Day In The Life... on Sunday, April 29th, 2007 @ 11:06 am in Miscellaneous.
Hello my fellow bloggies! FYI, I came out on this month’s issue of StarStudio which features a one and a half page interview about me, my family and my recording studio.
StarStudio Publications introduction to their May 2007 issue:
Aga Muhlach is definitely looking better than ever in StarStudio’s May issue. The eternal heartthrob tells SSM how he lost more than 50 lbs and shed 7 inches off his waistline.
Summer gets even hotter with the sexy bodies on the beach, John Lloyd Cruz, Sam Milby, Zanjoe Marudo, Jake Cuenca, Rafael Rosell, and Victor Basa, otherwise known as Star Magic’s Coverboys. SSM trekked all the way to Subic to shoot these six sexy men and the photos we got don’t disappoint.
Take a tour of Rica Peralejo’s one-of-a-kind home and see how the eclectic décor suits her personality. Danica Sotto and Marc Pingris share their wedding photos and we party with Judy Ann Santos’s Mommy Carol for her 60th birthday.
SSM revisits Hindi Nahahati Ang Langit (the inspiration for Walang Kapalit), the life of Joey Gosiengfiao, and stars like Tetchie Agabayani, Carmi Martin, Chuckie Dreyfus, and Robin Da Roza.
So get your fill of the hottest stars and hottest issues only in StarStudio magazine.
For Them and For Us
Posted by Prudence and Madness on Sunday, April 29th, 2007 @ 11:06 am in Personal - Philippines.
I found this long ago, you Rep.
Posted by Get A Life ™ on Sunday, April 29th, 2007 @ 6:36 am in Personal - International.
I found this a long time ago.
You represent. Click here (youRep)
Trinoma challenges SM City North Edsa
Posted by Pinoy Guy Guide on Saturday, April 28th, 2007 @ 8:56 pm in Lifestyle.
Perhaps you have been to SM City North Edsa - the country's 2nd largest mall (Yes, it has overthrown SM Megamall in terms of floor size but still Mall of Asia is the biggest, well at least for now...)
Now remember SM City Annex? Take a look at it now. The encircled red area is where it used to be. Now it has fallen to rubbles.
SM City North Edsa indeed demolished the SM City Annex in a
Leap of fate
Posted by I'm blind on Saturday, April 28th, 2007 @ 5:31 pm in Personal - Philippines.
Within one's journey, one tries to find a proof of their existence and I believe that finding 'love' is a big part of that. Finding love does not just mean just having a partner but on every aspect of one's life. It revolves with your job, family, friends, hobbies, pets and most especially yourself.
Let me tell you something and I believe that everyone went through this and they would agree with me or I hope that they would. Once shy and twice bitten, the heart aches and heart breaks can be too much but not as much as causing us to die; Those who would commit suicides because of it is hard to understand sometimes; those who are damaged and couldn't find their way is much the same as committing suicide; and those who gained, learned, matured and moved on are the ones who are lucky. Lucky enough to know their own place in this world.
I used to believe that feeling pain is a proof of my existence, that I am human. Although, I was looking at it the wrong way, I ended having the wrong decisions and the wrong time to make them. It took me two years to recover from my first heart break and it took a year from my second one. Leaving my heart scared of what is to come and then creating images that most men will just use me.
Two years ago, when I was working and met new friends I made a promise that I will try my best to enjoy life as it is. I began to love my work and enjoy the company of the people in the office that became my friends. I was somehow happy but there are always one thing to remember. If there is happiness there is always sadness that tags along. My father didn't approve of my job as an in-house web designer and he often told me at that time to resign my job after my probation and work for him. I was sad when he asked that from me. I never once got an approval from him ever since I could remember. I chose not to follow his words because this is my life now. I should learn how to live on my own and knowing that my dad is a painter, I couldn't see my life as one. I rarely made friends within the local art industry and I feel alienated by it even though I tried to be known. It wasn't my place to be.
When I met Chris, I was scared and there came a time that I push him away. I usually don't believe in signs but I often ask God to give me some or at least help me find my own. December 24 last year, it happened a sign and it didn't take me too long for me to take that step and accepted it. It's been four months since Chris and I are together and I am hoping that it will last longer.
I?ll Be Silent, Too
Posted by jun.anteola on Saturday, April 28th, 2007 @ 1:16 pm in Personal - Philippines.
Sure, I’ll be silent on the 30th. But will probably be for the rest of the week, too. It’s annual convention time and I’m off to Manila. Just when the thrill of rising stats is giving me impetus to write more and better (hopefully), I have to drop it.
I am not sure if it’s possible for me to blog through my phone, much more find time to do it. Earlier I had no intention of going, I’ve always gone every May and this year I wanted to give it a rest. And give my coffers a rest. I would be more positive about going if only my usual routine be changed. Each year, I hardly get to fully appreciate the lectures, or even take a quick stroll at the trade fair to check on new products. It has always been running from one meeting to the next - dialogues, plenary sessions, what-have-you… tasks I’ve been delegated to by the local dental chapter.
I’ve always been the easy target, nay, martyr - being single and being one of the younger members of the group - and it doesn’t feel like I’m holding an office any more. I’ve become more of an errand boy. And it sucks! Specially when I am reminded that I am alone in Manila doing the dirty work for them, while the rest are left at home sitting on their asses, and raking in the moolah. While I get to spend my money on taxi rides and hotel rooms and jusi barongs and breakfasts in fastfoods. It’s just not fair. I’d be happier if they’d come and attend even a few seminars.
Anyway, I just had to let that out. This time around, I’ve become jaded enough to know and choose which duties to do or functions to go to. And I’ve got company - yay! there’s two of us coming. Yes, two.
Looking at the better side of things, I’ve learned much from it. I’ve gone to places I wouldn’t have fancied before. I’ve met some of the best people in my league, even made good friendships.
So until then.
The Little Girl Sing-Along!
Posted by A Day In The Life... on Saturday, April 28th, 2007 @ 11:06 am in Miscellaneous.
Earlier today my little girl, Isabella, pulled out her mp3 player and started singing along to one of her favorite tracks… Michael V’s “Hindi Ako Bakla”.
I decided to capture it on video since my wife and I never really had the chance to use our DV Cam too often.
I inserted a small window on the lower right portion of the video just to show you guys what song she is exactly singing along to.
Enjoy the vid!
Awful writer
Posted by Top Dog on Saturday, April 28th, 2007 @ 10:05 am in Personal - Philippines.
Reading back my previous posts, I realized that I am a bad very bad writer. Awful. I sound like a 13 year old tween posing as a twenty year old man.
Is this what all those engineering subjects have done to me? I seriously need to start reading a lot more. Or anything that would stimulate my artsy fartsy side, if I still have one.
Is this what all those engineering subjects have done to me? I seriously need to start reading a lot more. Or anything that would stimulate my artsy fartsy side, if I still have one.
Chew
Posted by Top Dog on Saturday, April 28th, 2007 @ 9:24 am in Personal - Philippines.
My dog Tim is such a mean chomper. The first time we bought him a rawhide dogbone, he devoured it within an hour. My dad's vintage sunglasses was destroyed after he left on a table in our garage. My dog has chewed on slippers, wood, and whathaveyou.
My dad and I play table tennis almost everytime, and inevitably, a pingpong ball would be lost every now and then. Minutes later, we'll see it shredded into a million pieces.
Just a few hours ago, we lost another pingpong ball. I don't know how but it suddenly occurred to me to let my Tim search for it. I got another ball, let him smell it, and voila! Within a minute, we found our missing ball.
I never really realized how smart he is. Now if only we could stop him from chewing on everything.
My dad and I play table tennis almost everytime, and inevitably, a pingpong ball would be lost every now and then. Minutes later, we'll see it shredded into a million pieces.
Just a few hours ago, we lost another pingpong ball. I don't know how but it suddenly occurred to me to let my Tim search for it. I got another ball, let him smell it, and voila! Within a minute, we found our missing ball.
I never really realized how smart he is. Now if only we could stop him from chewing on everything.
INDELIN… lunch… sportscom… MOA
Posted by Paranoid Thinker on Saturday, April 28th, 2007 @ 8:53 am in Personal - Philippines.
We have our INDELIN exams scheduled for Saturdays. Not so bad. I'm sure not to get a 100 but hopefully, I still pass. After the test, I went to L334. Just to check if they had class. David texted me last night if I was interested in a swim today and with the heat, why wouldn't I? Good thing we didn't have indelab today. After lunch, we waited off a bit at engwalk. Which kind of got extended. Not that I mind. There were quite a few funny scenes.
First off, we played a few games. Mario kart was up first. But cooking mama was just as fun. Oh yeah. Read: HILARIOUS. Actually got Will into blowing into the mic. Not that it wasn't noisy enough to leave out anyway. =)
Before shoving off to the complex, there was one other interesting game. Brain Age. There was this short mini-game that called for you to read the color of the word. No one said this had to be played in a quiet place. The guys were yelling BLUE all over the place. Did anyone notice the guy walking by staring like a O_O at us? Hehe. No matter. Like he cares.
The water was cold. But given the weather, I don't mind. There were just four of us in the pool. Me, Rox, David and Chard. Will and Leo stayed on the second floor playing. We stayed for about an hour. Then we went up to see how the games were going.
After that, I went to MOA to attend mass. I saw quite a few things there today. The fireworks were different (YAY!) then there were a few exhibits including a Canon booth (got a few items) and some others. I would have gotten a picture if someone was with me (or if there was anything significant to take a picture with) but I already have my cam for camwhoring.
First off, we played a few games. Mario kart was up first. But cooking mama was just as fun. Oh yeah. Read: HILARIOUS. Actually got Will into blowing into the mic. Not that it wasn't noisy enough to leave out anyway. =)
Before shoving off to the complex, there was one other interesting game. Brain Age. There was this short mini-game that called for you to read the color of the word. No one said this had to be played in a quiet place. The guys were yelling BLUE all over the place. Did anyone notice the guy walking by staring like a O_O at us? Hehe. No matter. Like he cares.
The water was cold. But given the weather, I don't mind. There were just four of us in the pool. Me, Rox, David and Chard. Will and Leo stayed on the second floor playing. We stayed for about an hour. Then we went up to see how the games were going.
After that, I went to MOA to attend mass. I saw quite a few things there today. The fireworks were different (YAY!) then there were a few exhibits including a Canon booth (got a few items) and some others. I would have gotten a picture if someone was with me (or if there was anything significant to take a picture with) but I already have my cam for camwhoring.
I?m Turning Pink
Posted by jun.anteola on Saturday, April 28th, 2007 @ 8:15 am in Personal - Philippines.
“Circle, circle, dot, dot, now you have a cootie shot!”
A couple of lady friends kept bugging me to buy them each a pair of rubber thongs - cheap imitation to Havaianas. I can’t complain. A pair costs only P37.50 and because the request came from two label-conscious shop-aholics who can actually afford the real thing, I was too happy to indulge.
But there’s a snag. They insisted that I buy for myself, too. Fine. But it would have been OK if there were choices to suit my taste… but What The F#@K! All had floral insoles! In Barbie pink, harlot red and sunny yellow! So they coerced me to try on the black. Still floral.
“Do I really have to get them?” “Yes! Others have friendship bracelets, we have friendship sandals! Oooohhh… I can’t wait for us to show these to the rest on our next (dental society) meeting!”. This followed by a thrilled, NO, I’d say disturbing laugh). Arggghh… women.
“Circle, circle, square, square, now you have it everywhere…”
ZOObic Park Originally uploaded by Litratista….
Posted by Pinoy Pan de Sal on Saturday, April 28th, 2007 @ 7:01 am in Personal - Philippines.
ZOObic Park
Originally uploaded by Litratista. Mahal ko kayong mga hayop kayo!
I remember when I was a child I used to love animals. Show me a picture of an animal and I'm pretty sure I know what kind they are, what they eat, and where their habitats are. If I was rich I probably would have been a zoologist or a marine biologist. But I'm not so I'm a graphic designer now. Filipinos, read
ZOObic Park
Posted by Pinoy Pan de Sal on Saturday, April 28th, 2007 @ 6:29 am in Personal - Philippines.
ZOObic Park Originally uploaded by Litratista.
ZOObic Park. Originally uploaded by Litratista…
Posted by Pinoy Pan de Sal on Saturday, April 28th, 2007 @ 6:28 am in Personal - Philippines.
ZOObic Park.
Originally uploaded by Litratista. Zoobic
I remember when I was a child I used to love animals. Show me a picture of an animal and I'm pretty sure I know what kind they are, what they eat, and where their habitats are. If I was rich I would have been a zoologist. But I'm not so I'm a graphic designer now. Filipinos, read between the lines na lang.
I tell myself that this is
Maritess vs. The Superfriends
Posted by Nakanampucha! on Saturday, April 28th, 2007 @ 6:03 am in Humor.
Did you ever wonder why whenever you’d watch “The Superfriends” on a Saturday morning way back in the day, that the Hall of Justice was kept so nice and clean?
Well, it was because of their Filipina maid who you never saw.
We’ve all heard about the plight of all the Overseas Foreign Workers leaving the Philippines in the thousands just to find jobs good enough to send money back to their families in the islands.
Many of them still suffer disgraceful working and living conditions beyond our comprehension, oftentimes silently.
Even our own Superfriends can treat these domestic laborers very much in the same manner and this is one of their stories…
Voiced by Rex Navarette
Animation by Dino Ignacio
Originally a stand-up act by Fil-Am comic, “Rex Navarette”
A New Brand of Paint!
Posted by Nakanampucha! on Saturday, April 28th, 2007 @ 6:02 am in Humor.
Hmmm… interesting. Is that the latest name in acrylic technology? Pray tell… I wanna know!
