Remixed: Tearing A Door Down For Dummies
If you ever get caught in a situation, and pray to your God that you don’t, where you find yourself stuck outside your locked door (because your LOLzheimer’s yet again manifested itself when you forgot your keys somewhere you can’t for the life of you remember) and you have tried all means possible to hopefully get it to open, skim along the texts and pictures on this post and Ctrl+D it for possible future reference.
About a year ago, (yes, this is a recycled post, until I get to up another one a little later, huzzah!) my bedroom door acted up and wouldn’t let me in for some weird reason. My homie, who I shall name Tupé (short for “Stupid,” in reference to an old post that we shall bury in memory because holding on to bad memories is, well, bad), can only come up with the lamest possible suggestions so, yeah, thnks 4 th memrs (yeah FOB!) and thanks for trying to help. Thirty minutes later, all sweaty but still almost-model-like, I had already tired giving all of these a shot…
[photos and detailed instructions after the jump]
Read more on the procedure at fritzified.com>>
Greenpeace Project: Clean Water Photo contest
Greenpeace is holding a photo contest with the theme “Celebrating Philippine Freshwaters and Looking at the Threats.” The contest aims to bring people together to celebrate and protect our important freshwater sources. photographers and photography enthusiasts from all over the Philippines are invited to join this competition.
Greenpeace is looking for dramatic photographs that document why our country’s precious freshwater resources must be protected. Entrants may submit photos that celebrate the beauty of our rivers, streams, lakes, springs, groundwater reservoirs, etc, or which expose how these freshwater sources are threatened by pollution and waste, or scarcity and drought, thereby making access to clean water difficult.
More info on Greenpeace Project: Clean Water Photo contest at Shutter Box Philippines
I’m Gonna be a Filmmaker(?)
I attended the free Final Cut Pro training at the PowerMac Center, Greenbelt 3 last Sept 11.
Read about it on Witness Statement
Adrien Uichico Bags AustralAsia Scuba Diver Young Underwater Photographer Awards
Entries for AustraAsia Scuba Diver’s inaugural photo competition started pouring in as soon as it was announced in February 2007.
Hundreds of contestants from more than 25 countries entered, with a total number of images in the thousands.
Adrien Uichico is the only Filipino who made it through the finals and won not just one but two awards!
More info on Adrien Uichico Bags AustralAsia Scuba Diver Young Underwater Photographer Awards at Shutter Box Philippines.
Bi Now, Gay Later.
I read this gay magazine here and what caught my attention was this words on the cover: The coming of bisexuals. I learned that most of us are actually bisexuals in nature as what I have read on some scientific magazines or have seen on some documentaries on Discovery or National Geographics channel. Some of us just probably shrugged off these feelings and went on with their heterosexual lives. Some became homosexuals thus the saying bi now, gay later.
