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Gene Paulo Bautista. 21 but I wish to be 7 forever. I am a talentless but coordinated UP Diliman graduate, currently juggling cigarettes, beer and rock 'n roll in one hand, and the corporate, home and the streets in the other. genepau.bautista@gmail.com free counters

28th December 2011

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Si Richard yan. Tignan mo, kung si Raymond yan, bakit yung pants nya masyadong baggy? Si Richard yan, kasi hindi bading. Kung bading yan, naka-skinny jeans dapat yan.

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28th December 2011

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Good-looking cupcakes at work!

Good-looking cupcakes at work!

25th December 2011

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‎364 days, 23 hours and 33 minutes before Christmas 2012

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24th December 2011

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Noche Buena, (literally “Good Night”), is a Spanish word referring to the night of Christmas eve. In Spain, Cuba, Latin America, and the Philippines, the evening consists of a traditional dinner with family.
In the Philippines, this usually comes at midnight after the family has attended the late evening Christmas Eve Mass or Misa de Gallo. Some of the more conventional dishes served for the main course are any of the following: lechon, pansit, spaghetti, fruit salad, fried chicken, ham, queso de bola, arroz caldo, lumpia, rice, and adobo. Desserts include ube halaya, bibingka, leche flan, bibingka, different rice and flour-based cakes, ice cream, pastries and fruits, while drinks include tsokolate, coffee, soda, wine, beer, and different kinds of fruit juices.
Merry Christmas, everyone! :)

Noche Buena, (literally “Good Night”), is a Spanish word referring to the night of Christmas eve. In Spain, Cuba, Latin America, and the Philippines, the evening consists of a traditional dinner with family.

In the Philippines, this usually comes at midnight after the family has attended the late evening Christmas Eve Mass or Misa de Gallo. Some of the more conventional dishes served for the main course are any of the following: lechon, pansit, spaghetti, fruit salad, fried chicken, ham, queso de bola, arroz caldo, lumpia, rice, and adobo. Desserts include ube halaya, bibingka, leche flan, bibingka, different rice and flour-based cakes, ice cream, pastries and fruits, while drinks include tsokolate, coffee, soda, wine, beer, and different kinds of fruit juices.

Merry Christmas, everyone! :)

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20th December 2011

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GPOY

It’s an escalator party for me when Smart closed down the whole Powerplant Mall for the Smart Holiday Camp Out last week.

14th December 2011

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Guess who just got a new MacBook Pro.
Clue: This guy.

Guess who just got a new MacBook Pro.

Clue: This guy.

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13th December 2011

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No shit I just won SIX THOUSAND PESOS in our office Christmas lottery.

No shit I just won SIX THOUSAND PESOS in our office Christmas lottery.

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12th December 2011

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When was the last time that you felt you were loved?

A genuine feeling of love. Of being loved. That feeling that comes with happy tears. That feeling of reassurance. A validation of your existence. That feeling that makes you feel good. As a person. Feeling and knowing that you did something right.

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5th December 2011

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5th December 2011

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MRT Tales

For almost two weeks now, I’ve been regularly using the MRT to go to work. While I know it’s not the most comfortable means of transportation especially during rush hours, I take it because it’s still faster. Queuing for tickets could take a little time, but that’s nothing compared to the hours spent in EDSA traffic. At any given day, I’d rather get to work on time than to sit inside an air-conditioned city bus for hours or spend 350 pesos on cab fare.

But please, don’t get me wrong. If I had all the money in the world, I’d buy my own car so I wouldn’t have to take public transport anymore. Public transportation is always such a pain in the ass. But sometimes, like in any other aspect of life, I just have to set a different outlook, and shut out all the negatives to see all the amusing, the funny, and the entertaining stuff in the MRT. Yes, the MRT could be entertaining.

Here’s five of the most memorable experiences I’ve had in the MRT.

1. That boner of a corporate dude pressed against my right hip.

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