Monday, June 16, 2008 ++
1) Biology 161: A Surge of Adrenaline
Bored from the repetitive classroom routine you were accustomed to? Take Biology 161!
Biology 161, otherwise known as field biology, is a course taken by biology majors in order to apply theories and principles learned in previous courses to investigate a study site. Its inevitability to challenge your survival instincts will certainly outdo any conventional learning experience. I say this with confidence because no other trip will impose a trek following a ten-inch path with steep cliffs on either side. Aside from this, one would encounter electrifying cnidarians, pernicious sea snakes, and venomous flora to name a few. It develops Tarzan athleticism, unyielding boldness, and planning flexibility as it exposes students to unpredictable situations.
How's that for a sales pitch?
2) Couch Potato-ing
ANTM Cycle 7, Bleach, Naruto Shippuden, Trigun, Full Metal Alchemist, LIFE, Proposal Daisakusen, Liar Game, Stand Up, Last Friends, Saw 1-4, Simpsons, Family Guy... and now that the semester has started, I turned to Zettai Kareshi, Osen and Vampire Knight.
3) Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian
This Glorietta day substituted for our failed EK trip. Just when I was all psyched about riding on a rollercoaster and throwing up in the nearest trash bin with my high school friends, it got canceled. Boo hoo. So we settled for the typical malling routine: movie, food and window shopping.
4) Sex and the City
I watched it for the clothes. Niki and I enumerated all the dresses we liked shortly after separately watching the film. It made me remember one of our "commitophobic conversations". Do you remember my dream proposal?
Guy: Will you marry me?
Me: No
Guy: I'll get you a Vera Wang wedding gown.
Me: Okay.
5) So there's the socially inept, the numb and the...
Mean, although unintentional, is the corollary of DENSE. To be perfectly honest, it was the Ninoy analogy that got to me. It's all your fault, Niki. It's all your fault.
6) Freddie - An imaginary boy toy. 12:07 AM
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