Super Psycho
super psycho(n.) an immensely disturbed individual who is obsessed with ranting, whining, and blabbering about his life. severely unstable and emotionally undefined, a super psycho should always be dealt with at a distance greater than 50 feet and, with some few doses of aspirin.
Nickname:Elp, Elf, Elfer, Elper, Emper, Empermeen, Buknoy, Boknoy, Bok, Mallawee Age: I am 15. And I mean it. Address: Honestly? Favorite Color: Green, Orange Favorite Food: Rodic's Jumbosilog Motto in Life: Abolish our selves. Favorite High School Subject: Biology Most Hated High School Subject: Values Education Most Unforgettable Experience: When I abolished my self. Most Embarrassing Experience: When I abolished my self. Who is your Crush: My self. Do you think autograph questions are dumb?: Super. So why are you answering this?: Why do you care. Ambition in Life: To be a Super star. What is Love: Love is what you say when 'horny' doesn't sound right. If you were a deodorant scent, what would you be?: Natural Scent. Your film biopic's title would be: E-pal One word that best describes you: Magnificent. What can you say about PGMA?: She has a mole on her face. How about Josepha Estrada?:His stomach is really big. How about Angel Locsin?:Her face looks too small. Your alter ego's name is: Kokey Dedication: World Peace. Any Last Words?: Rrrawwrr.
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Thursday, December 25, 2008 Ama Niamo on a Christmas Day In the Bicolano language, our dearest non-discriminating Lord's prayer, 'Our Father' is called Ama Niamo, and it has it's distinct tone and music when sung. Every time I hear mass at UP chapel, I would sing the Bicolano version instead of the Tagalog one, because I am irked by the numerous versions they have for the Tagalog version. There's a pop-ish one, and there's a chant-like version which I like more. Tonight I was able to sing the Bicolano version again, after two years of obstinately refusing to hear mass at our town's main Catholic church. But as a respect to UP's intellectual contribution to my life, I intentionally veered away from listening to the homily and from reciting the prayers projected on the screen. Since, I hate those things, to that extent. The point is, I never thought I missed speaking the Bicolano language this much, especially our town's dialect. My conversations on the vernacular are usually limited to the Naga people I know. After many years, as well, I was able to take communion at our Church. Not that I recognize any redemption it could actually bring, or a closer shot at salvation. I just want the feeling of lining up, opening your mouth and saying amen. And don't take that out of the context. Which reminds me of a conversation over text messages that a friend shared to me: BB: Aaargh! The church is sooo corrupt! AA: Kebs. Nothing else offers a more concrete package for redemption. BB: They could at least materialize the package, to make salvation more enticing. AA: Friend, that's why there are priests who f*ck. This is supposed to be my Christmas-themed post, but apparently, I've run out of all the mushy things one needs to be able to write something inspirational. But for the season's sake, I think this year's Christmas feels like the ones I used to have back when I was a child. Which is a statement of fact, nothing sentimental. Posted by (0) choo choo |