Graphic copied from here. There was a time, believe it or not, when the declaration on the graphic above was a fairly common sight in Metro Manila. Enough that it was a minor nuisance, like jejemons are right now, I suppose. From t-shirt prints, to vandalisms on walls, to fake tattoo s on prepubescent punkistas. Never mind that the declaration was total nonsense. It was popular. And so just about every lemming youth who wanted to be different -- like his peers, rode on the bandwagon. I wonder if these people ever learned the meaning of "irony"? Where are they now? Did they grow up to become the guy whose job is to call passengers to fill up jeepneys? Did any of these punkistas ever make it as a bank executive? Are there call center agents now who ever wore a "punks not dead" t-shirt? I have not seen a t-shirt, a vandalism, or a fake "punks not dead" tattoo in years. Is punks finally dead? Is it safe to declare that here now? Alright. Let me...
hahahah right on! i'm not really a fan of paying considerable amounts of money just to see someone get beaten on international tv, but since it was mother's day i thought it would be fun to watch the fight with my folks.. i paid 350 pesos just to watch it and waited hours to see mosley and pacquiao fight.. and man was why i disappointed! i mean is that what i get for paying to see that supposedly epic fight? what the hell!
ReplyDeleteJust watched it from home as I knew this wasn't going to be a challenge for Pacquiao. So all I want is my 3 hours back.
ReplyDeleteLMFAO!!!
ReplyDeletei didn't watch it. i decided not to. And I was right. lol. :P