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i am not the kind of guy who "likes" a lot of things on facebook.

found this on the robo rock radio show's facebook feed , but can't seem to find any additional information about it. s.p. nats with kangkong juice, that kills me.

BEFORE seated from left to right: Jose Rizal, Felix Resurreccion Hidalgo, Trinidad H. Pardo de Tavera, and Juan Luna. The man behind Luna is possibly their waiter. AFTER Pardo de Tavera is on the floor unconscious, the waiter has joined the group, and Rizal is about to hurl an apple on the hapless Trinidad. taken from ambeth ocampo's facebook page , which i heartily recommend. in it he says that these pictures will likely never be published, because the men do not appear "heroic" enough. i would argue quite the opposite. on a side note, these images also further demonstrate the power of the internet. even if you're a national hero and dead a hundred years, your drunken photos will still get posted on facebook.

now that we've established that facial recognition software at airports and such have a 55% chance of mistaking me for a gay pirate , i'd say it's time to reveal which other famous people i resemble, according to myheritage.com . if any doubt exists as to the reliability of the said celeb look-alike test, i think these results should put all questions to rest: i'm like a one-man united colors of bennetton.

so it's "doppelganger week" on facebook, and i'm supposed to replace my profile pic with a celebrity i've been told i look like. i couldn't make up my mind between jacky chan or gary lising, so i deferred the decision to the interwebs. i found this site (they will ask you to register--just give 'em a fake email address) where you upload a picture of yourself and their face recognition algorithms tell you which celebrities you most resemble. my result? you can't argue with the internet.

by dan moynihan .