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IN WHICH: - robin dude is kind to old ladies who cannot act - radagast is attacked by a werewolf - robin dude shoots a magical arrow that turns into a bucket - robin dude shoots a magical arrow that turns into a garlic bulb - a bunch of other crazy sh*t happens i don't know. i don't care anymore.

no, TV 5. just no.

hey DOT, i heard you spent P5M on your new ad campaign, and yet you used  let BBDO use a frikkin FREE FONT.

why does that make me depressed as hell. could be worse i guess, could've been a businessman-politician.

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gerry alanguilan and budjette tan recently posted their thoughts on an agence france-presse piece by mynardo macaraig about the undying topic of the dying pinoy komiks industry. such is the tone of the aforementioned article, entitled "Once-great Philippine comic industry fights for survival": Philippine comic books have nurtured talent for international TV and animation blockbusters, but the once-mighty industry is fighting to survive as it comes up against the Internet and other new media. Comic books that dominated the Philippine publishing industry just a couple of decades ago are now largely relegated to photocopied titles sold in a few specialty stores and at conventions. tan's reaction tends toward the hopeful: It's just a bit sad that the report didn't even mention the multiple comic book events that have been happening for the past couple of years. I just hope the article also gets the attention of potential publishers, entrepreneurs maybe, pe...

so gma's news portal just started its first-ever webcomic, manix abrera's news hardcore . yay, right? mainstream media-supported webcomics. but then you notice that it's been filed under "home > nation > top stories". also it doesn't have its own rss feed for fans to subscribe to. it's like gmanews said, "webcomics, yeah whatevs, just slap that on anywhere." i am disappoint.

ewwwwww.

just so mon ilagan won't feel all alone. i guess this one's for a 'full service' dental clinic: the london 2012 olympics logo was quite controversial. also ugly. also possibly obscene: do irish fishermen drink a lot of beer? 'cause this one apparently has. impressive trajectory there, laddie! this one's a stylized rendering of the company name, "pop": and finally...

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.