Water for Elephants Trailer (2011)

Can't believe it! A movie with Robert Pattinson and Reese Witherspoon? That's
so hot! I can't wait to watch it. Watch the trailer below.

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Horrible girl in "The Ring" today

Remember "The Ring" in 2002?


Synopsis:

"A young journalist must investigate a mysterious videotape which seems to cause the death of anyone in a week of viewing it."

This is the girl, Samara, the horrible, evil girl in the movie.

This is what she looks like today...

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CHEESY PICK-UP LINES

CHEESY PICK-UP LINES

1. Beww BEWWW Beww (What?) That is the sound of the ambulance coming to pick me up because when I saw you my heart stopped!

2. You’re on my list of things to do tonight.

3. Excuse me…. Hi, I’m writing a term paper on the finer things in life, and I was wondering if I could interview you…

4. You don’t need car keys to drive me crazy.

5. Was that an earthquake or did u just rock my world?

6. Do you have a name or can I call you mine?

7. Can I get your picture to prove to all my friends that angels really do exist?

8. I’m feeling a little off today. Would you like to turn me on?

9. If it weren’t for that DAMNED sun, you’d be the hottest thing ever created.

10. I dropped a tear in the ocean, the day I find it is the day I’ll stop loving you.

11. When God said, Let there be woman, he created you.

12. I may not be Fred Flintstone but I can make your bed rock!

13. You’re like a dictionary, you add meaning to my life!

14. Is it hot in here, or is it just you?

15. Can you pull this heart-shaped arrow out of my ass? A damn little kid with wings shot me.

16. You shouldn’t wear makeup. It’s messing with perfection!

17. I was looking at a light bulb today and it made me think of you and how you light up my world.

18. If you were a new hamburger at McDonald’s, you would be McGorgeous.

19. Hey, don’t I know you? Yeah, you’re the girl with the beautiful smile.

20. When God made you, he was showing off.

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Happy Anniversary!

Today is my blog's 1st Anniversary, so before I forget to post anything here are my current blog stats. Not that many visitors or traffic at all, but it's okay. ;) I post about random things anyway and never stick to anything in particular for a longer period of time. I hope I will still have this blog for many more years despite all the rubbish.

Blog stats only from May 2010 - Nov 2010

EDIT:
I moved my first post to my other blog, which means my first post is no longer November 18.

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10 things all single people must do

A friend of mine sent this to me via mail. I thought I'd share it here.


By Amy Spencer

Here, we offer a checklist of experiences for single people to try before settling down.

1. Travel alone. Whether you’re trying to find your way through the Paris Metro or the London Underground, haggling over a painting in Mexico or choosing where to bed down in the Badlands , traveling by yourself builds a confidence you simply can’t get any other way. In an unfamiliar place, you have to make decisions by yourself, for yourself every day, which will build a self-reliance you’ll always treasure — even when you become part of a twosome.

2. Wallow in the ache of a broken heart. Oh, the pain. The agony. The pints of Ben & Jerry’s in front of the cable TV. Yep, getting dumped is beyond awful, but guess what? It’s the only way that you’ll develop the empathy you’ll need to be a better partner in a relationship. Because if you’re sensitive to the grief someone else has caused you, you’re less likely to do the same to anyone else. So, consider this painful milestone a lesson in karma that’ll serve you well as you travel through your dating days.

3. Spend a weekend with a married couple your age. On lonely nights, it’s common for single folk to envision marriage as a cozy scene from a classic film or mail-order catalog. But by spending 48 hours with a real couple, you’ll learn that in between the snuggling and pet names comes growling, bickering, silent treatments and maybe even a slammed door or two before they ultimately compromise. It will show you what married life is like, warts and all, so you won’t over-idealize the two-becomes-one phenomenon again.

4. Don’t come home all night. That’s right, wild thing. Crash on a friend’s couch, take your friends up on that offer of a last-minute trip… Once you have a mate, you can’t just take off on your own without explanation. And, truthfully, you won’t want to. So if you don’t have someone you have to call and check in with every few hours, take this opportunity to check out!

5. Stand up for a cause you care about. Whether you volunteer to help register voters for the next election (why not start early?) or convince your neighborhood or apartment complex to start recycling, get fired up over an issue while you have the time to devote to it. It will remind you that while, yes, finding your soul mate is pretty important, there are other issues at stake in the world that could use your help. And besides, the big-heartedness you’ll be cultivating is very attractive.

6. Have a real adventure. Learn to fly a plane, surf some big waves, or start your own business. Give yourself a thrill by doing something just for you, just for the experience — without having someone at home worrying about you or nagging you not to. Oh, and one more gift with purchase: Think about how much fun you’ll have telling your next date about your daring experience.

7. Learn how to take care of yourself. Being solo shouldn’t keep you from cooking for yourself, so learn how to make an impressive meal for one (even if it’s mac and cheese with your own added favorite extra thrown in). While you’re at it, learn how to back up your hard drive and sew on replacement buttons. You’ll feel strong and self-sufficient — and you’ll be armed with skills to share when you are in a relationship.

8. Buy something hugely impractical just because you love it. Once you’re in a relationship, you’ll start thinking about your partner before you purchase pricey items — not just “Will he or she hate it?” but “Is this where I want to be putting my money if we’re saving for a wedding?” The single life means a single bank account and an excuse to blow a wad of cash without (some of the) guilt. So, make yourself happy and buy something you crave, whether it’s an expensive vintage movie poster or a decked-out mountain bike.

9. Develop a hobby. Learn to woodwork, play acoustic guitar, speak French, DJ on turntables, or make digital short films for fun. Of course you can (and should) still have hobbies when you’re dating someone, but your solo time is prime time to devote yourself to something that makes life more interesting for you — and makes you more interesting to others.

10. Be completely, utterly, wholly single for at least three months. Hopping wildly from one relationship to the next can do you a disservice. Why? Because you’re never more ripe for self-reflection than when you’re on your own — and the more you know yourself, the more likely you are to find someone who’s right for the real you.

Amy Spencer writes about relationships and other topics for Glamour, Maxim, Real Simple and Cosmopolitan magazines. She personally swears by all of the above — though she admits to being a little too chummy with number 8 on the list.

Thanks!

DARYL MAE B. SAN VICENTE
HR-Welfare and Records

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Networks

How do I connect my YM messenger to MSN Live? Is that even possible? hehe :) Most of my contacts are on YM, but I'm hardly on there. Usually I'm on MSN. Is there no way of connecting all networks to each other? Like, if I open Facebook I see all activities, say, on Yahoo, Hotmail, MSN, Youtube, Twitter, without having to log in on them all? *sighs*

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Notification of limited account access RXI034

SPAM!

Dear member,

As part of our security measures, we regularly screen activity in the PayPal system. We recently noticed the following issue on your account:

Unusual account activity has made it necessary to limit sensitive account features until additional verification information can be collected.

We have been notified that a card associated with your account has been reported as lost or stolen, or that there were additional problems with your card.

Case ID Number: PP-071-362-996

Please fill in all the details that are required to complete this verification process.

To do this we have attached a form to this email. Please download the form and follow the instructions on your screen. NOTE: The form needs to be opened in a modern browser which has javascript enabled (ex: Internet Explorer 7, Firefox 3, Safari 3, Opera 9)

Please understand that this is a security measure intended to help protect you and your account.
We apologize for any inconvenience.

If you choose to ignore our request, you leave us no choice but to temporary suspend your account.

Sincerely,
PayPal Account Review Department.

I've received this mail from PayPal just this morning, and what made me suspicious was that it was in my SPAM Folder! WTF? Because of the possibility that "normal" mails ends in my spam folder, I checked the "PayPal mail" and read it. Soon enough I figured that it was B.S.!

Anyway, if you receive the same mail, just ignore it. DO NOT download the attached form! If you want to view it anyway, go here.

This mail is listed in the Spam Collection

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Alcohol. It's No Joke

Follow "AlcoholNoJoke" on twitter @AlcoholNoJoke and join its campaign on Facebook "Alcohol. It's No Joke".

I totally agree on this. It's no joke at all! I know a few people who drink regularly as if it's the milk to their cereal, and it's just disgusting to see how their behavior would change after a few glasses of beer. I drink on a few occasions, too, even drank on parties before to loosen up and have fun, but I would just usually fall asleep. Thank God! Other people start a fight, sleep around with strangers, and blame the alcohol for their lack of judgment.

I've been on a party once, last New Year's Eve 2008. And I've been there with a friend and she brought her 3-year-old daughter with her because she had no babysitter. The party took place in another friend's apartment, with about 10 adults, about 6 of them were smoking and all of us were drinking. Imagine the little child amongst us. Of course, I took care of the child since the mother clearly wasn't able to do that herself. She got so drunk, she had sex with a guy she didn't know in the middle of the living room in front of us all, while her little daughter was soundly asleep on the bed beside her.

So, yeah, alcohol is no joke! You lose all inhibition and do stuff you wouldn't do in a clear state of mind.

-chichi signing off

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Celebrity Lookalike

This is hilarious. Tom Felton and Tom Fletcher! Though I still think that Tom Felton is the most handsome one! hehe

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My Twitter

I have signed up on twitter too. My cousin convinced me that it's actually a "nice" site. I'll be stalking my favorite celebrities there. hehe ^__^ If you have twitter, feel free to add me, or follow me, or whatever it's called.

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Hot Men Cuddle Cute Babies

I really really think that this man is hot. It's Ben Cohen and his daughter Isabelle. This is the perfect image of my Mr. Right. :D (No, not the good looks, or that he's built like a brick shit house, but the fact that he adores children.)

"Doting dads and their little bundles of joy"

I, myself, grew up without a father. As far as I remember, my father wasn't a doting dad or lovey-dovey husband. That's why for long and while he was still alive, I actually did believe he and my mom didn't hold any romantic feelings for each other. And not just because of the lack of affection, but because of the many rows and fights I've witnessed between them.

This may just be wishful thinking, but I think I was his little favorite. Because wherever he went, he took me with him. And if memory serves me correctly, there wasn't a single moment where he scolded me or beat the crap out of me. I can't be sure though if I really was his favorite. It wasn't that he spoiled me to pieces and called me his little princess that made him my favorite parent.

Now I'm wondering why I find men that cuddle and adore children very attractive when my own father was the opposite of what I liked in men? I thought, though was aware that it's not a set rule of nature, that daughters actually marry their fathers, that they look for men exactly like their fathers.

-Chichi signing off

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Missing Children

Dear God,

please protect all those missing children and guide them back to their respective families. Please keep others safe from further abductions.

Sincerely,
someone who cares

Keeping your children safe in your neighborhood.

Unfortunately no neighborhood is completely immune to crime. However, there are steps you can take to help keep your family and your neighborhood safe.

• Know where your children are. Have your children tell you or ask permission before leaving the house and give them a time to check in or be home. When possible, have them leave a phone number of where they will be.

• Help children learn important phone numbers. Have your children practice reciting their home phone number and address, and your work and cell phone numbers. If they have trouble memorizing these, write them down on a card and have them carry it at all times. Tell your children where you will be and the best way to reach you.

• Set limits on where your children can go in your neighborhood. Do you want them crossing busy roads? Playing in alleys or abandoned buildings? Are there certain homes in your neighborhood that you don't want your children to go to?

• Get to know your children's friends. Meet their parents before letting your children to go to their home and keep a list of their phone numbers. If you can't meet their parents, call and talk to them. Ask what your children might do at their house and if they will be supervised.

• Choose a safe house in your neighborhood. Pick a neighbor's house where your children can go if they need help. Point out other places they can go for help, like stores, libraries, and police stations.

• Teach children to settle arguments with words, not fists. Role-play talking out problems, walking away from fist fights, and what to do when confronted with bullies. Remind them that taunting and teasing can hurt friends and make enemies.

• Encourage children to get involved. Help your children get involved in what they like to do, whether it's sports, art, or anything else.

• Work together with your neighbors. Watch out for suspicious and unusual behavior in your neighborhood. Get to know your neighbors and their children so you can look out for one another.

source: missingchildren.com

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