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Name: Ez Ro aka ezky, ezqy, etc(y) caffeine-junky
I don't know about any of your interests, but i literally grew up on coffee, tea and even burnt rice when there wasn't a store to buy coffee from in the buquids and the coastal place where i grew up. I tried decaf, then yoga tasked me to shift to skim milk, vegetarian diet made me drink sentient carrot and fruit juice, then i discovered all those herbal whatnots and contemplated wearing pampers instead of under garments. Its coffee time once more and life seems so much better. Don't blame me if your life is so miserable, you probably haven't tried putting coffee in a dextrose straight into your veins! Would it be better than drugs? Tell me this drug is just like any other.

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Thursday, 26 October 2006
At the Movies [Movie Screens]

Now that my desktop is a huge monitor, and I feel like I am inside a movie theatre watching a movie each time I’m working, I really miss the bigger monitor the office in vito cruz had when peter the canajian’s firm was still running.

 

Why is it that some people (like moi for instance) cannot get content?  It’s already a huge monitor, a very wide screen.  If I put my jack in the wider screen tv, the wider the screen still.  Perhaps because it’s better working on the computer particularly when you’re doing graphics for resizing and enlarging the image, when you’re using a really, really much bigger monitor.

 

But it’s like playing with the movie theatre’s screen, huh!

posted by: ezky at 22:54 | link | comments |

Wednesday, 25 October 2006
Missing JoEλ

 

 

 

His wife tells me, he's gone to Australia or the States, whatever.  I miss that guy.  He doesn't dig my politics talk, but it's all right.  He's the star of Child Development and Child Psychology.  He looks like Sleepy Hollow's Ichabod Crane but he's a beautiful person all the way.

 

I guess he beat another friend, Mon, who tutors children just like my good friend and makes little geniuses (or actually good studiers) out of even the worst ADHD-hit child and makes their parents proud.  Too proud, and that's a fact.  I really miss the guy, even if I know he'll shrug off my answer if he asks me why I like politics talk.  Which is:  Because I like coffee and I like being in business.  Harr  harr  harrr!

 

 

posted by: ezky at 16:48 | link | comments |

The Best Coffee in the World

Who knows what the future will bring?

 

To me, the future will certainly bring coffee.  Perhaps, better than the lot we are all getting narcotized with day in and day out, out there.

 

Today the Supreme Court decided en banc that the People's Initiative has to lose. 8-7, the vote on the decision read. I choked on my coffee. Certainly, One Voice was telling everyone that it will happen. They had it predicted - probably by hard coffee drinking soothesayers. But they also warned that De Venecia's will succeed and there will be a plebiscite immediately. Really?  I marvel at their sources.

 

Will someone please brew a stiff Colombian cafe? Anyway, the government appears not to be distraught over that, ain't it? Can you see panic and pandemonium in their side of the earth? Nah.  In fact, Raul (L) was even confident that the vote on the decision was a really divisive vote. So there is room for an appeal or motion for reconsideration. God.

 

Why not just follow the One Voice clairvoyant concept: Let De Venecia get it over with so we'll wake up a Parliament the next day.

 

In all these Euro- and Christian and Social Democrat-inspired meanderings of ex-pres. Mr. Fourchez and his factotums from Lakas about turning our system into Parliamentary, one wonders, if the US has an implicit or open support for the present process?  They seem to be very... well disturbingly would be a small word to describe... quiet.

 

I remember quite vaguely though, that Monsieur Fourchez joined an anti-graft and corruption committee attached with the World Bank after his tenure.  Then he was suddenly in the papers and said to be a member of the International Crisis Group -- a very elite members only club in which past presidents are active in.  ICG is especially active in Europe but with ex-peresy Fourchez and a few others, it now has a good handle in Asia.

 

During the past few years after his term, our former pres kept hopping all over the world.  Just to make a speech to this and that org.  Hmmm... truly.

 

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Before I retire to bed today, I'll say a prayer about that future that some of us are wont to do away with.  Albeit afraid of.

 

Hello, Gloria Jean how's coffee?

 

I'll pray that the future will be a bright, hot and simmering extra wonderful coffee.  And that everyone has time for at least fifty coffee breaks in just the span of a day.  (Surely, man shall have invented the genetics then for women and men to never waste time sleeping.)

 

 

In Ecclesiastes, psych prof Bayam says, the worst disappointment he got was when the wisest man to live in Biblical times, just simply said goodbye with two dumb words:

 

Be Good.

 

(Bow, Solomon, bow.)

 

Hay naku, perhaps Solomon was merely saying, be good at what you do and get filthy rich in the going.  Acch!

posted by: ezky at 16:18 | link | comments |

Tuesday, 10 October 2006
Storm disables willies

We received, a lament, complaint in earnest from a very worried Client overseas about a special facility they were requesting to avail of.
 

dear e____,

hi!


We Know NCND That But Pilippine Wather Taipoon SO , from now Mr l___ will be There on  sunday in Manila will cull you, ceo / l__ wana contact see you and  ,to finish the transaction, he will helf you all, feck what you need  by.  (deemphasis on real names supplied)


william


Can you understand that?  The Client is based in China but is a Korean company.  Representing the CEO, a Mr. L, as he calls himself, is william.  He used to be stationed in a hotel in Makati, I think.  When I last verified, he has hurriedly packed his bags and ran off to China.  He certainly did not meet Milenyo, but he met Xangzane!  My, my!  Look at his English!  He's totally f__ked.  MTRCB Notice 55501378  International Censors Consortium Permit 89 under Rule 17

posted by: ezky at 03:49 | link | comments |

Deserving fury

At least I'm somewhat sobered by the thought that my mom and dad did not make a girl out of me.  I wonder what was going on with them when they made me?  Some quinky cocoys say the docs have this claim that if it's a shallow pene, a couple will beget a male offspring.  If it's deep, the couple will beget a female one.

(With too many females around the ratio being a mindboggling n:1, must have been a lot of deep penes lately, hmmmm... Mr. and Ms. sociologist, help us out here?)

I like women, no doubt.  One can't help but be surrounded with so many of them while growing up.

But I'm happy I am not one after Milenyo.  First it just took away my roof, then made me extremely exposed hyaaaay!  Then it took away all my walls, bringing my doors and windows along, and I saw how everything around me kept flying this way and that.

What the hell happened to the roots of all those trees in our neighborhood that they suddenly seemed to stop clasping?  Some things just get tired doing what they're supposed to do best, tsk, tsk I kept muttering as Milenyo removed the last remaining portions of my house.  It worked on the dining set, the kitchen scheme, the bath and finally, my favorite part of the house:  the study den.

Gone are my workstations, the damned LT and everything else tied to that thungamagig with cables and wires, hairpins and glue.... then I felt myself turning.  There was a corny joke I often heard repeated when I was growing up, about three stooges bragging about the strongest typhoons they had ever encountered in their lives.  The first one said the strongest was the one that took away all their carabaos, chickens and other domestic what not.  The
second belittled that saying the stronger one was that typhoon that made him and his family spin and took all their clothes away.  The third further belittled that and said, the typhoon he encountered was so strong, he kept spinning and spinning and when he opened the flashlight, he could not find the light.  The storm initially broke it in two and blew it away to pieces. Jesus.  What an exaggeration.

Anyway, I started remembering that corny joke as I was also spinning and spinning and kept getting colder.

Then the ground beneath me was gone too.  And lo and behold, some of my relatives, my friends, my crushes, former intimate femme amicas, my celebrity fantasies, were all there welcoming me in Atlantika in all the splendor of their birthday wardrobe. ya a a a a a a a! Rarrrrrr!

posted by: ezky at 03:31 | link | comments |

Tuesday, 03 October 2006
PAGC and Ombudsman

 

 

 

Our friends on the other side of the fence are rallying their forces and in their loudest voices protesting the recent reversal of the decision of PAGC and Ombudsman on the automated canvassing machines of Mega Pacific.

 

Ultimately, Black and White, Be Not Afraid and One Voice will be at the forefront of the contest over who will shout the loudest.  Already the UNO is the frontrunner.  And a consortium of our friends had just fired a salvo against the First Gentleman again -- obliquely this time -- hitting the Montenegros through ABS CBN.

 

Already there are reams of dossiers supposedly being prepared for a new rousting of the powers that be.  Hmmmm...

 

As we drink tea, or coffee, let's see what they are up to again this time?  Hohummmm......

posted by: ezky at 03:53 | link | comments |