I seriously hope everyone has had their fun now that the main characters of the sordid affair that has taken this country by storm has already come out to say their piece before what I can only describe as the most ridiculous institution in this side of the world.
The mainstream media and the blogosphere have been abuzz over this salacious issue. Not a few net surfers have scoured cyberspace for what could be this year’s hottest set of home videos.
Fortunately, there are a few people out there providing some semblance of sanity to the already frenzied atmosphere. I share in their clamor for a return to more important matters. Hasn’t this issue already gotten more than its fair share of attention?
I apologize if this post seems a little too cryptic. I purposely avoided filling in the details because it would be the height of irony if I provided them while I call for silence on the issue.
And why did one of those responsible for the situation in the you know where kept on insisting on a closed door session with you know who?
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lpgd Reply:
May 29th, 2009 at 5:46 am
i don’t know and i don’t care.
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people are more concerned over this issue than the impending doom that is the a(H1N1) virus. Sheesh. I think people should get a life and start working their asses off and mind their own business.
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lpgd Reply:
May 30th, 2009 at 12:27 pm
scandals will always be around and people will always be drawn to them. that’s just how it is. what’s disappointing about all this is that our senators saw it fit to make a big fuss about it. it’s as if without this hearing it would be impossible for them to craft the relevant legislation.
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Yeah. You are right. Sometimes I do not understand our senators: they only stick their noses into things we do not need.
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Bayani Fernando will outspeak these senators, to-wit, and BF will send us fleetingly into perdition for progress.
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lpgd Reply:
June 1st, 2009 at 3:15 pm
i’m not so sure about BF “outspeaking” anyone. i like bf but his ultra-disciplinarian approach leaves much to be desired.
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i don’t think bong revilla is the right person to lead this kind of “justice-seeking” for katrina halili. i dont think he is on the position to question morality and “kababuyan” at all.
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lpgd Reply:
June 8th, 2009 at 12:45 am
thanks for visiting dReal. My apologies for editing part of your comment.
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