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Gabe Bondoc
“Dictionary (Preview)”
Untitled LP/2010Hope you enjoy. <3
January 2010
I am not happy. This is nothing near worst. It’s worse than worst! The chain if events are so fucked up. From eff to total shit! Hope this chain of tragedy stops ‘coz I can’t stand it anymore. HELL!!
“when we think we know people inside out and we think we know what’s best for them we should try to remember we don’t even know what’s best for ourselves.”
—Hayley Williams - Paramore. (via quote-book)
Not so funny :| →
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I don’t want to be KJ but it’s rude. It’s not good to make fun of someone who’s trying to earn a living. Though the fan page is receiving good comments from the fans still i think it’s rude… And whoa she got 1, 800+ fans :|
Kung tigaUST ka kilala mo siya.
I don’t mind any of this crap. I think i’ll be satisfied seeing you right in front of me
GMH →
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A few weeks ago, a guy from my school collapsed after basketball practice.
Instead of freezing up, his best friend immediately started CPR. He continued for 5 minutes until the EMT arrived, never giving up hope. It turns out, he had a broken arm. He pushed through the pain to keep his friend’s heart beating.
He lived. GMH.
GMH always touches my my heart
“I really like the thought of being “me”
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Cramming
I’m doing my individual report for physics when i got bored and looked into the computer and saw the Tumblr button and Facebook button. I shouldn’t have it on my bookmarks :| So tempting. So EEEVIIILLLL!
Tumblr is EVIL! >:(
Super Evil!! My points were like 300+ then it dropped to 89! WHOA! WHOA! WHOA!
I hate being grounded.
IT SUCKS! >:’(
I can’t use the computer when its past 12 :|
Ugh. Got 3 minutes left. Bye Tumblr :’(
The Triple Filter Test
One day the great philosopher came upon an acquaintance who ran up to him excitedly and said, “Socrates, do you know what I just heard about one of your students?”
“Wait a moment,” Socrates replied. “Before you tell me I’d like you to pass a little test. It’s called the “Triple Filter Test.”
“Triple filter?” asked the acquaintance.
“That’s right,” Socrates continued. “Before you talk to me about my student let’s take a moment to filter what you’re going to say. The
first filter is Truth. Have you made absolutely sure that what you are about to tell me is true?”
“No,” the man said, “actually I just heard about it.”
“All right,” said Socrates. “So you don’t really know if it’s true or not. Now let’s try the second filter, the filter of Goodness. Is what
you are about to tell me about my student something good?”
“No, on the contrary …”
“So,” Socrates continued, “you want to tell me something bad about him, even though you’re not certain it’s true?”.
The man shrugged, a little embarrassed. Socrates continued.” You may
still pass the test though, because there is a third filter - the filter of Usefulness. Is what you want to tell me about my student going to be
useful to me?”
“No, not really…”
“Well,” concluded Socrates, “if what you want to tell me is neither True nor Good nor even Useful, why tell it to me at all?”
The man was defeated and ashamed. This is the reason Socrates was a great philosopher and held in such high esteem.
“I don’t even know
If I can even be me.
Cause it’s so hard to be me
When you’re next to me.
If I could say so,
I’d say what I’m feeling.
But I can say so,
My lips just tremble.
I’m stuttering,
Oh oh oh oh oh.” —Stuttering by Mario
If I can even be me.
Cause it’s so hard to be me
When you’re next to me.
If I could say so,
I’d say what I’m feeling.
But I can say so,
My lips just tremble.
I’m stuttering,
Oh oh oh oh oh.” —Stuttering by Mario
Stuttering
Mario
I know it’s old :D But still MMMEEE LIIIIKEEEY!
Scorpion Kiss from DA →
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He’s oh so good! Demmit! New humanoid to watch :)) He’s skills are mad… totally wicked.
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Resume of Classes
Tomorrow’s the resume of classes. It’s boring here, inside the house. But I don’t want to go to school yet. I’m about to face responsibilities again and professors :| And I won’t be allowed to stay up late, which means less time in the cyberworld :(
I want to see my classmates again and bond with them :) I miss them so much. I miss the scent of the french fries from McDonald’s.
My emotions are really messed up. Oh shiitake mushrooms do I have one? :|
I want more time for vacation but I want to see you already. My heart’s jumping in joy by the thought of seeing you.
*sigh*
*sigh*
*sigh*
I’m thrilled to go to school because of you :”> LOL.
37 Things You Should Never Apologize For (And Why) →
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1. Never apologize for acting on your instincts. Listening to your body – then taking action on what you hear – is the hallmark of heroic people.
2. Never apologize for all the tears you’ve cried. Crying cleanses the soul. Shoot for once a month. Even if it’s just a brief mist at a tender moment in a sad movie.
3. Never apologize for anything in your portfolio. If you feel the need to do so, it probably doesn’t belong in your portfolio in the first place.
4. Never apologize for asking for what you need. The answer to every question you DON’T ask is always no.
5. Never apologize for asking questions. When you stop asking questions, you don’t just run out of answers – you run out of hope.
6. Never apologize for asserting yourself. The word “assert” comes from the Latin asserere, which means, “to claim, maintain or affirm.” And that’s exactly what you’re entitled to: Your opinion. Your belief. Your say. Let nobody take it away from you.
7. Never apologize for being a health nut. Next time someone says, “What are you, on a diet or something?” look them straight in the eye and say, “Yeah – you got a problem with that?” Then, when they back down, you go right back to eating your tofu.
8. Never apologize for being a newbie. Everyone great chess master was once a beginner.
9. Never apologize for being early for an appointment. In the history of Corporate America, no employee has ever been fired for consistently arriving ten minutes early to every meeting.
10. Never apologize for being funny. The world is too damn serious. We need you. Seriously.
11. Never apologize for being human. Once you do, you’re no longer human – you’re a cyborg.
12. Never apologize for being passionate. Unless you’re passionate about stabbing strangers with broken Coke bottles.
13. Never apologize for being smart. That’s the ONE thing the government, the media (and every other entity that’s trying to control you) is terrified of: Smart people who take action. Be one of those people.
14. Never apologize for being the age that you are. It’s just a number. “A chicken ain’t nothing but a bird,” as my Grandpa likes to say.
15. Never apologize for breaking a rule that isn’t really a rule. Be proud of yourself for being a rule breaker. Then go break another one.
16. Never apologize for calling bullshit on someone. Especially when nobody else is the room is going to do it and this person REALLY needs to be taken to task.
17. Never apologize for demanding respect. If you’ve demonstrated that you deserve respect by giving it to others first, you’re good to go.
18. Never apologize for disagreeing. Especially if you do so respectfully. On the other hand, if you’re disagreeing for the sake of disagreeing, or because of your pathological need to be right, that’s a different story.
19. Never apologize for expressing yourself. That’s all “leadership” is: The full, free expression of your truth. Don’t say you’re sorry for that.
20. Never apologize for falling in love. Your heart’s calling the shots.
21. Never apologize for falling OUT of love. Your heart’s still calling the shots – even when you throw up an air ball.
22. Never apologize for getting something off your chest. That which you suppress will find a home in your body. And then it will trash the place.
23. Never apologize for giving it your best shot. As my Grandpa also reminds me, “You do the best you can with as many as you can.”
24. Never apologize for growing up privileged. As long as you scrap the entitlement attitude, remain grateful for everything you’ve ever been given and respect the life situation of those who are less fortunate, it’s all good.
25. Never apologize for having an overabundance of love in your life. Instead, circulate what you’ve got. Pay it forward. Share it. People need it. Especially St. Louis Rams fans. God we suck.
26. Never apologize for lack of experience. Instead, share your Learning Plan; demonstrate your dedication to lifelong learning and practice becoming the world’s expert at learning from your experiences.
27. Never apologize for lack of information. Ignorance is acceptable. Staying ignorant, however, is stupid.
28. Never apologize for liking stupid movies. Movie snobs annoy me. Some of my favorite movies are among the most ridiculous films ever made. So I love Road House. Sue me.
29. Never apologize for living your truth. Few things in the world are more important.
30. Never apologize for looking out for yourself. Self-preservation is a primary driver of human behavior. It’s how we’re wired.
31. Never apologize for loving yourself. If you do, you probably don’t love yourself as much as you thought.
32. Never apologize for making a decision from the heart. Remember: It’s not thee truth – it’s YOUR truth.
33. Never apologize for needing alone time. Solitude is soil. Solitude is medicine. And if you don’t get your fix every day, your life will suffer.
34. Never apologize for needing to use the bathroom. Yesterday a girl in my yoga class walked out of the room and actually said to the teacher, “I have to pee, I’m SO sorry.” Unbelievable.
35. Never apologize for not being there when someone called. You have a life, too. People can’t expect you to wait eagerly by the phone all hours of the day.
36. Never apologize for not embracing someone else’s agenda. Especially if that agenda robs you of your true talent.
37. Never apologize for occasional absentmindedness. Everyone’s brain farts.
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“You always wait for me with that clam smile and gentle, low voice. A room enveloped with a tranquil atmosphere. That’s where you are.”
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