
If you think your weekend is boring, go download this movie and you'll experience one of the nastiest video ever made for the year 2008.
If you haven't seen what a head looked like after being crushed by two bowling balls on each side, what an open head looked like minus the brains, how a bowling pin inserted up a womans crotch and up into a man's ass, that doing 69 can kill you?
Then this video is highly recommended!
Warning! This is not for the faint of heart.
WeekEnd Movie reView: Gutterballs
Posted by b. rahi koh | Friday, April 10, 2009 | Movies, WeekEnd Movie reView | 0 comments »Girl Be Mine by FrancisM
Posted by b. rahi koh | Sunday, April 05, 2009 | FrancisM, My Personal Fave Songs | 2 comments »
Today, April 6, 2009 marks the 1st Month Death Anniversary of my idol - Francis Michael D. Magalona aka the "King of Pinoy Rap".
Though I can't expect anymore from him some more of his creative outputs but I won't regret for he's already done a lot of job, with the best of his abilities, with the most of his time in expressing himself, spreading his message across the archipelago - with various topics such as nationalism, corruption, poverty, and other relevant social issues. His various works and collaborations with some of the names of the music industry. His personal undertakings like his own production company, his clothing line, etc.
And personally, what counts most is his personal influence on me on music - the love of rap, hip-hop and the OPM.
I was in my elementary then when "Mga Kababayan" was a huge hit. And in our school I was sort of one-minute famous for I was one of the first to introduce to my classmates its famous dance steps esp. the running man.
Hah, soon after that I started to follow him - bought his albums (it was in cassette tapes - can't afford the cd then). Started to act and dress like him.
When I was in High School - Francis released his "Meron Akong Ano!" album and instantly almost memorized the lyrics of all of the songs. I was once again famous (in my batch) - for I dropped rhymes like Francis M. does.
Hehe, not to mention when I was in college, when I was still wooing my girl then. I was convinced that I must learn the guitar - after hearing his song "Girl Be Mine" so that I can use it to make "harana" to her.
What I like about the song is not just the wonderful melody but as well as the lyrics that I can personally relate to - being lonely sometimes especially on rainy days doing nothing just thinking and wishing that the girl I love will eventually be mine. So desperate one time, I was having a bad dream - woke up in the middle of the night & then I weep - like the song said, really...the girl went not to me but to the other guy. But thanks goodness it was only a dream. And just like the song - I also prayed to God that He'll help me win the girl. Luckily, my prayers were answered that until now the girl is still mine till these very years.
Lucky Me!
And thanks for everything Francis. Rap in Peace! I'll never forget you.
Well, well, well.
I thought my blogs are dead.
For over seven months now since my last post, I thought I'll never have to post another one. But no, maybe not because I'm certain I missed my blogs.
Though, not so much and not that really interesting but what matters most to me is the feeling of self-accomplishment. For every post I made, I feel like I accomplish something - its a personal thing I guess. It's more like the effort that counts, the personal touch, the time I spent pondering my thoughts - translating it to readable print so that it can be read by any wandering souls out there.
Oh, what a joy - from the simplest of things.
The Philippines having the highest percentage of social network users
Posted by b. rahi koh | Wednesday, August 06, 2008 | Online Stuff | 0 comments »I happen to stumble on an article from Inquirer.net that writes a story about the Philippines having the highest percentage of social network users.
The study is released by New York-based media agency Universal McCann.
What's interesting to note is that according to the report:
*The Philippines have a 15 percent Internet penetration.
*It is estimated that 37 million active Internet users visit online everyday/every other day.
*It is estimated that 83 percent of Internet users in the country have created social network profiles, having the highest percentage ahead of Hungary (80%), Poland (77%) and Mexico (76%).
*It is estimated that 90 percent of the users in the Philippines have Friendster accounts. Versus MySpace and Facebook from the rest of the world.
*It is estimated that 90 percent of the Filipino users reads blogs, second only to South Korea (92 percent).
*The Philippines has the highest percentage of users (86%) that have uploaded photos in these social networks, ahead of China (73 percent), Mexico (72 percent), and Brazil (70 percent).
*It also estimated that 98 percent of Filipino Internet users have watched videos on YouTube, again ranked highest ahead of Mexico and Brazil.
*However, the Philippines was ranked a few notches lower when it comes to downloading podcasts or using RSS feeds.
I believe that the data presented above offers a lot of opportunities. The internet revolution in the country has just began and I'm confident that in the years to come , the Philippines will be a force to be reckon with.
After almost two weeks from the time since I posted about my first SEO Update entry, I think I fairly managed to successfully achieved my first campaign.
As you can see from my previous post, I stated there wherein I searched for the keyword "bisdak blogger" and sadly, Google result for this particular site gave me none. Well, except for my other site, which is "My Bisdak Lounge" which was ranked at number 18 previously (but now ranked at 42nd --> TOINKZ!).
But lo and behold, after tweaking some stuff, I was amazed that my site now lands at the 2nd spot. Well, as for the moment, I don't intend to be on top since I'm still a newbie and besides I don't think I can beat the www.blogcatalog.com's result.
As for Yahoo's result, from the previous Top 3, it's now up by one notch. I'm now second only to www.bisayabloggers.com. Like I said, I'm not trying to dislodge them.



