Top 10 Most Famous Break-up Lines

1. Ang sakit!
Ito ang initial reaction ng halos lahat ng naghihiwalay na nagmamahalan. Kung hindi mo ito nabanggit hindi ka tunay na nagmahal.

2. Bakit nya ko iniwan?!
Ito ang linya ng mga medyo low ang self-esteem. Pakiramdam niya ay ibinigay naman ang lahat ngunit sa huli ay lost pa rin ang beauty. Walang third party na involve. Basta hindi ka na nya love. Ganun.

3. Linoko nya ko!
Ginamit. Sinamantala. Inabuso. Binilhan ng bagong celfone. Ginastusan ang mga date. Isinuko ang bataan. Samakatuwid, ibinigay ang lahat ngunit sa huli iba ang iniharap sa altar. Wawa ka naman.

4. Tama na!
Ito ang linyang bunga ng hindi magandang relasyon. Pag-ibig na puno na pangunawa ngunit inabuso at umabot sa sukdulan.Mahal ang isa’t isa ngunit wala ng patutunguhan ang relasyon.

5. Marami pa dyang iba.
Ito ang linyang nanghihikayat sa sarili na wag mawalan ng pag-asa. Bitter pero handang magmahal muli. Move on agad ang drama.

6. It’s his/her lost not mine.
Confident. Ito ang linya ng mga hiniwalayan o biglang iniwan pero walang marka ng bitterness. Kadalasan sila yung pinagpala ng kagandahan at kagwapuhang mukha dahil alam nila na marami pa ang mahuhumaling sa kanilang alindog.

7. Babalik ka rin.Another confident. Pumayag makipaghiwalay kahit mahal na mahal nya. Dahil ang paniwala niya'y wala siyang katulad saan man sa mundo.

8. Wala naman tayong choice.
May halong bitterness pero walang choice. Ito yung linyang ginagamit sa mga long distance relationship. Hindi kinaya ang set-up kaya hiwalay na lang kung hiwalay. At ang follow-up: Kung talaga namang para tayo sa isa’t isa magiging tayo pa rin sa huli.

9. Sana maging friends pa rin tayo.
Ito ang linya ng mga taong nagiguilty sa ginawang pakikipaghiwalay. Alam nya ang sakit na idinulot nito sa kasintahan kaya pilit na pinaaasa na kahit hiwalay ay maaasahan pa rin nya ito bilang isang kaibigan. Charot! Asa ka pa.

10. Sige kung mas magiging masaya ka sa kanya.
Ito ang linya ng pag-ibig na hindi maramot. Ang drama: Ang mahal mo ay may mahal ng iba. At dahil mahal mo ay handa kang magparaya maging ang kahulugan nito’y iyong kabiguan.


Oops! Ang mga naisulat ay hango sa tunay na karanasan. Hindi ng may akda ngunit ng mga kaibigan at kakilalang nasaktan ng dahil sa pag-ibig. At syempre, impluwensya na rin ng mga soap opera. Wala pa rin tatalo kay "Esperanza."

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

(Used in Math Module)

We are deeply grateful to many individuals who have contributed to the preparation of this module. Our special thanks go to Mr. George Bruan, our outstanding Math teacher for his untiring support.

We thank Ms. Jenny Bongalosa, our dear adviser for her various useful suggestions and invaluable guidance.

To our beloved parents who are always supportive of all our endeavors, you’ve been our inspiration to all our achievements. We owe everything to you.

Our thanks also go to our friends namely Jenny (How’s your album? Still no. 1, isn’t it?), Gelai (Plebs will always be plebs), Grace (Just remember we’re always here for you), She (What’s up?), Danieson (Joan owes you a lot for making her famous), Cynthia (The all around nanny), Luzeal (Stop crying. Grow up!), Andrew (Hi!), Cherry (Stop day dreaming specially in Math class), Valerie (Best friend!), Rhio (We miss you!) and Sparkling (You have nicest smile we’ve ever seen).

Also to our Alma Matter, everything would be impossible without our beloved school.

To the different authors of the books and effective equipment used in this module, our deep appreciation for the informative materials

Over and above, we would like to bring the glory to Almighty God the Father, who lavishly showered us his blessings.

By Joan and Shalah
IV-Rembrandt

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Tatak TROPATITS

Pano mo malalaman kung kasapi ka ng Tropatits?

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag nagmula ka sa ibang grupo at dahil sa hindi malamang kadahilanan ay napaupo ka sa fourth and fifth row left column facing the blackboard of room 208.

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag alam mo na “Shohoku Team” ang unang ibinansag sa tropa. Alam mo rin na labindalawa ang orihinal na bilang nito.

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag kasama ka dun sa nagover night sa Pasig. Hindi ka nakatulog ng maayos dahil may narinig kang kumalampag sa gate at natakot ka dun sa picture ng bata na may malaking mata. Nalaman mo na may katropa kang nagagalit kapag nasagi ang paa habang natutulog. At nakipaglaro ka ng basketball instead na full focus sa practice.

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag tinatawag kang bakla pero wag ka namumukadkad ang mga love life. Yun nga lang kadalasan laging bigo dahil sa third party, naglalaho bigla, o kaya napagkakamalang bakla. Pero in fairness, may isang nagmamaganda. Going strong (?)!

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag astig kang mamuna ng gawa ng katropa mo. Sanay kang tumanggap ng isang dakot na panlalait, isang dusenang paninira, at gabundok na sermon kapag may mali kang nagawa pero nakapako pa rin ang pwet mo sa row four and five.

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag takot kang maging lider ng grupo. Hindi mo alam ang salitang Work Ethics at hindi ka marunong magseryoso pero sa huli ang grade nyo ang halos parating highest at napupuri ng mga professor. Lupet di ba?!

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag wala kang ibang alam gawin kundi tumawa, magkwento, manlait at magjoke. Na kahit hindi mo kaclose ang katabi mo e natatawa pa rin sa’yo. Kaya kahit tubuan ka pa ng kamote sa ulo dahil hindi mo makabisado ang formula sa Math ayos lang basta narinig mo ang bagong joke.

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag ang first and last stop mo ay ang CR. Kilala ka sa pagiging babeng walang pantog na halos pagkatapos ng isang subject e diretso agad sa CR; na kapag mahaba ang pila handang dayuhin ang lahat ng CR kahit makarating pa sa sm fourth floor.

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag ang laman ng bag mo ay suklay, salamin, powder, make-up, at lipstick. Hindi na bale makalimutan ang ballpen at papel may mahihiraman at mahihingan naman. Conscious ka rin sa iyong buhok. Pagkatapos ng isang subject sinusuklay mo ang buhok mo. Narating mo pa nga ang Novaliches makamura lang sa pagpapastraight.

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag naranasan mong mapagalitan ng guard ng dahil sa ID. Minsan ka ng nadala sa OSA at muling nakipagtalo sa guard - nanindigan, natakot ngunit muling nanindigan. Nanilbihan ka rin sa OSA para may pang extra o bilang parusa sa pagtampered daw ng ID picture.

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag naturingan kang “Noisy” at hinamon ka ng suntukan ng professor mo. Tapos naisip mo ayaw mo dahil pareho naman kayong girlaloosh kaya mas maganda kung sabunutan na lang di ba?!

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag kumakain ka sa Penny’s, sa Tayoman, sa Okei Fine at kapag enrolment sa KFC . Nagaambag ka para sa dalawang bote ng Pepsi ; matipid ka sa ulam pero nakakaubos ka ng tatlong kanin ; at kahit fishball, kikiam at squid ball lang sa pananghalian solve ka na.

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag parati kang late dahil puyat ka sa trabaho, gumimik ka, tinatamad, walang pamasahe o kaya nagtatae; dahil kahit late ka may attendance ka pa rin o kaya confident ka na may kakalat na kodigo kaya ayos lang.

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag naging favorite mo ang walang kamatayang “I’ll Be” at inabangan mo ang next Edition ng mga stories na kinuha mula sa internet at pinaphotocopy mo ito para may sarili kang kopya.

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag galing sa inuman naiiba ang takbo ng iyong kaisipan at nagsasalita ka ng “Kuckoo” at kapag umuwi kayo ng later than 10 pm nakatanggap ka ng tawag mula sa nanay ng katropa mo.

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag kilala mo lahat ng heartthrob sa TUP at alam mo kagad kung bagay sa kanya ang bagong gupit na buhok. Naranasan mo ring tumayo sa tapat ng national Bookstore para maghintay sa boyfriend o kaya makipag EB.

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag “krisis” ang tawag mo pag wala kang pera at kapag hindi ka nasuklian ng piso nahihirapan kang huminga. Kapag may contribution ang grupo magrereklamo ka muna bago ka magbigay o kaya tatawad ka kahit konti.

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kung nakarating ka na sa boarding house sa Pasay. Naranasan mong makarinig ng pagdadabog mula sa mga nangungupahan pero dahil katropa mo ang anak ng may-ari hindi ka marunong matakot.

Kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag may nakatampuhan ka sa grupo. Naranasan mong makipaghabulan, maisnub, at sumama sa dating grupo. Nalito ka kung san ka nga ba kabilang pero bumabalik ka dahil nasabi mo sa sarili mo “Tropatits, Is Where I Truly Belong.” Na kahit Kapamilya ka, join ka pa rin sa tropa. Iba kasi and tibok kapag, Kapuso!

At higit sa lahat, kasapi ka ng Tropatits kapag alam mo lahat yan.

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Richard + Lucy = Julianna

Sino ba naman ang hindi nakakakilala kina Richard, Lucy at Julianna? Yan ang pamilya Gomez – isa sa pinakakilalang showbiz family ngayon. At dahil kilala ang mga Pilipino sa panggagaya syempre meron ding sariling version ang BAM-A.

Ipinakikilala ko sina Richard, Lucy at Julianna Mores – ang pamilyang biglang umusbong ng hindi inaasahan. Halina’t kilalanin natin sila isa-isa.
Richard Mores a.k.a. Daddy Mores – ang haligi ng tahanan. Siya ang madalas na nagpapasya kung saan tutungo ang pamilya. Bubukod ba o sasama sa ibang myembro ng barkada? Siya rin ang nagtataguyod ng mga jokes na nagbibigay buhay sa mga naliligaw na kaluluwa. At higit sa lahat, siya ang tagapagligtas kapag tinatamad pumasok sa eskwela.

Lucy Mores a.k.a. Mommy Mores – ang ilaw ng tahanan. Ang naghahain ng mga kwentong totoo at kwentong barbero. Walang inuurungang lakaran; Walang kapaguran sa anumang kwentuhan; Walang sawang nagbibigay sigla; Kakayanang s’ya lang ang may kaya.

Julianna Mores a.k.a. Baby Mores – ang supling ng pamilya. Ang tagapakinig at tagatawa ng ama’t ina. Ang kasakasama sa paggala ngunit tumatakas at sumasama din sa iba pang barkada. Mukha siyang tahimik. “Hindi makabasag pinggan” ika nga. Yun pala nagmana rin sa kanila.

Silang tatlo ay tila ipinigbigkis ng tadhana. Biglang nakilala ngunit agad ding nalaos. Bakit kaya? Dahil din kaya sa tadhana? Ano man ang dahilan marahil ay hindi na mahalaga. Basta lagi n’yo na lang isaisip ang equation na:

Richard + Lucy = Julianna

Yan ang pamilya Mores. Totoo noon. Equation ngayon.

ECHUSA!!!

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An Interview with Shalah

A Project in English for Prof. Margareth Aquino
SY: 2001 – 2002 (2nd Semester)
Prepared by: Joan and Mary Ann

Joan: Several months to go another millions of college students are about to graduate. Another batch to march their way up the stage and get out of their institutions.

Ann: After spending so many years in reading long stories, memorizing chemical formulas, computing head aching Math problems, learning mind-boggling information, now is the time they make ready to face a more crucial stage of their lives – being an independent.

Joan: It may seem a long way to go but for them it marks the beginning of thinking about the future and what lies ahead.

So this afternoon at STI Muñoz we are going to conduct an interview with Ms. Shalah May Anquilo, a graduating student from Science and Technology Institute to share us some of her future plans and preparations.

But before we finally start the conversation, please allow us to introduce ourselves. I’m Joan Reginio

Ann: and Mary Ann Riototar – Second Year College taking up Bachelor of Art in Management major in Industrial Management at Technological University of the Philippines, Ayala Boulevard, Manila.

So a pleasant afternoon Ms. Shalah. For our our question:

Ann: What are you taking up? And when are you going to graduate?
Shalah: I’m taking up Bachelor of Science in Computer Science in STI, Muñoz. And if ever I pass all the requirements needed, I’m gonna graduate in May 2002.

Ann: Why did you take up that course?
Shalah: As you can see the competition of finding jobs nowadays is very tough, being an IT graduate gives me edge since most of the job opportunities includes being a computer literate as one of the most important requirements.

Ann: Why do you said so?
Shalah: Well, look around, read classified ads and you’ll find the answers to your question.

Joan: As a student, what are the problems that you have encountered and how did you handle it?
Shalah: I started to encounter problems when I become a Student Assistant in STI’s faculty. I work at 8:00 am – 12:00 pm and I have a class at 1:00 -05:00 pm. Then, I go back to work again until 7:00. Being a Student Assistant is extremely difficult. It requires a lot of time management and discipline. Discipline in terms of you can’t have so much fun anymore like going out on Friday nights or Saturday nights.

Joan: What else?
Shalah: Another problem that bothers me most is constructing programs in order for us to enhance our programming skills. To be honest, programming drives me crazy. I even think of it before I go to sleep or while I’m eating.

Joan: If you would be given a chance to take a rest would you rather take the opportunity or just continue working?
Shalah: I think I’ll continue my work.

Joan: Why?
Because I love my work and the people I’ working with. And aside from the exposure I’m getting, I learned a lot from my co-workers experiences and advices. And its fun working at the same time I’m also enjoying it.(I can’t remember the other questions that we asked. I think I already lost it or I never had a copy of it.)

Ann: Ok. Thank you very much Ms. Shalah for accepting our invitation and for sharing us your thoughts. Congratulations in advance. We wish you good luck and have a good life ahead of you.

Ann: After hearing Shalah May’s point of views, plans and visions, we are able to prove to ourselves that student life is a serious commitment that everyone must learn to value for it is one of the most exciting chapters in one’s life. But we have to remember that behind the fun and excitement that education brings lies a vast obstacle that we have to go through before we reach the final destination of higher education – Graduation.

Joan: You may trudge an unfamiliar road. In every step you take, you may fall to the ground. Clouds and even storms may appear but let the number of times you stumble be your inspiration to rise and make your dreams of success a reality.

Ann: Just always remember it is not the hardships you suffer, it is what you learn that matters.

Joan: “Life is a one big course and the universe is one huge university. Every experience, good or bad, brings with it precious gems of knowledge and enlightenment. Concentrate on the life lessons that you learn from your travails, not the pain and hardships they bring. The diploma you will earn from the school of life is wisdom.”

Again this is Joan Reginio

Ann: And Mary Ann Riototar

Together: saying thank you and good afternoon.Note: It took us three hours to finish this interview. To staff and crew of Wendy’s-SM Manila thank you very much for being so accommodating.

P.S. Sa sobrang tagal namin dun, ilang beses kaming dinaan-daanan ng crew na tila nagsasabing “Pwede ba magsilayas na kayo!!!At dahil makapal ang mga mukha namin syempre dedma ang mga lola… Bakit bumili naman kami ng tatlong Frosty ah. P60.00 din yun. Joke?! Hehe!

At bago ko makalimutan, si Shalah nga pala ang nawawalang kapatid ni Darwin. Tama ba ko Ann? Hehe! At dyan po nagtatapos ang aking kwento. Yun lang gusto ko lang ishare. =>

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All About Rej

I’m a young woman though it’s not obvious. I’m a good person but far from being a saint. I’m oblivious, most of the time, but not the precious memories I’ve shared with the people who has become part of my life. Most people mistake me as lesbian. I admit I walk like the late FPJ and dress like “one of the boys.” But despite the brusque personality I project, I’m a genuine descendant of Maria Clara by heart. Naks!

I’m usually quiet and kinda kooky too. Talking with imaginary creatures is one of my favorite pastimes. But don’t be scared because they don’t respond. And I hope they won’t betray me. Hehe! If you think it’s a sign of mental disorder then consider it as one. But I would rather call it, day dreaming. However, if there is someone who would like to hammer my head so I could wake up and be present with the real world, he is free to do so. And my imaginary friends will do the “resbak.” Hehe! Well, sometimes I can be funny too (I assume).

I am a frustrated architect. Not because I flunk in three subjects in architecture and decided not to continue it. It was my dream when I was in 6th grade. Now, I don’t mind it. Anyway, I’m still the architect of my own destiny. I’m an architect without a license. We all are.

I can draw when there is a copy. I can write when I’m inspired or at the lowest point. I know how to read notes and play piano (just the basic). I can play with kids (1 – 4 years old) or be their lookout as they doggedly smash toys on the floor. I can listen to your stories and give support if you need it too. But please don’t ask me to cook for you because I might burn the kitchen or the entire house.

I love pasta and pizza but I hate anything with mayonnaise. I’m also an avid viewer of Eat Bulaga and a victim of Koreanovelas. An internet enthusiast but I no longer have a Friendster account due to abysmal addiction. I used to watch Basketball when Barangay Ginebra was still Gordon’s Gin and simply Ginebra (with Locsin, Hizon, Aquino, David and Jarencio as the starting five and Jaworski as the coach). I don’t have a job now. And I don’t know why. But I’m not lazy. Maybe I just want to make sure that when it comes, I’m ready to face the challenge with maturity and courage. And soon I can play a part in the lives of many people. Including you, who knows?

Thus, I’m a just simple person with an average lifestyle. And a certified constituent of bobongpinoy.

Join bobongpinoy@yahoogroups.com. Take part. Be heard.

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Own It at No Cost

Happiness is a great feeling that we all aspire to have but when it’s there we frequently neglect it.

There is no person, in his right mind, who would say that he wants to have a miserable life. Of course, everybody wants to be happy. But often times, we think that happiness is so hard to find. What most of us don’t realize is that the things that could make us happy are the simple things. We just don’t know how to appreciate it.

The question is "Why do we habitually ignore it?" In my opinion, happiness has become associated with material pleasures. When we are able to acquire the things that we always dreamed of we become happy. But does it satisfy us? I think the answer is no – a big NO. The next thing we will do is to long for something else. In short, we just keep on wanting more and more stuff. And when these desires aren’t met, our lives become disoriented. Thus, we turn out to be unhappy.

Sadness arises not because we fail to obtain our cravings. It happens when we have a wrong perception about happiness. There is nothing wrong with splurging your entire salary for a Gucci handbag or having a luxurious dinner in a five star hotel as long as your life does not center in attaining these kinds of pleasure.

There is a saying “The best things in life are free.” For me, happiness is something that we can own even without having to shell out a single centavo. If you believe in this, then happiness is indeed free.
So what are the simple things that make you happy? Think about it. And make it your own.

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Nailed in the Couch

When Pinoy Big Brother started airing last year, I really thought that this reality show was non-sense. Because most of the happenings inside the house were being magnified to the point that you can hardly identify which is true or has been edited for marketing purposes or whatsoever. And until now, my opinion has not changed a bit. But for some unexplainable reasons, one day I just found myself nailed in the couch watching the PBB Teen Edition. And it has become a habit since then. Or should I say I eventually became an avid viewer?

I am 22 years old - not a teenager by age but the total package is as young as ever (Really?!). Going back to the topic, I think one of the main reasons why I followed the show from start to end is that it brought back the memoirs of my teenage years. Of course, not literally speaking, but figuratively I was able to recall those memories that I truly cherish as if it all happened yesterday.

Watching these teens made me feel that I was one of them. Through them, I saw vivid pictures of how it was to be considered young wherein life appears so simple. Despite the ennui and struggles that they were encountering inside the house, only a handful signs of melancholy has been revealed. Obviously, these teenagers know how to enjoy life.

Six years ago, I was a person full of high ideals and fighting spirit. Nonetheless, I never forgot to relish the simple things that were happening to me and to the people surrounding me. Just like the teen housemates. They lived together in one house with so many restrictions but they treated it with gusto as if they were just having a grand vacation.

PBB Teen Edition, for me, embodies not just the attitude of the youth but also the character of older generation when they were younger. Because in reality, when a person is on its teenage years he is armed with so much zest. But as a person transforms into an adult, there will be so many changes. Aside from the physical appearance of a person, the attitude and the outlook about life also change. It may not be true to all but I suppose many people will agree.

To sum this up, I supported PBB Teen Edition because it has given me a wonderful feeling that was lost. And for that, I would like to congratulate PBB staff for being successful in choosing the right teen housemates. However, next time, I hope the show will concentrate on how they can build up one’s character (the housemates and the tv viewers) instead of intensifying trivial issues as an additive to the show and thus coax more viewers. Well, that’s another story.

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On Jenneth's 18th Birthday

Jenny:
Now that you’re 18, this bird symbolizes you as a lady whose wings have been perfected by time now ready to fly and explore the heights as well as the lows that you will encounter in your travel through life’s challenges.

Joan:
There’s a saying “No Man is an Island” so this bird symbolizes people who will accompany you as you trudge an unfamiliar sky. People who will lift you up when you feel like your wings are being hindered by the whirling winds or when your life begins to center on the grounds of existence alone.

Shalah:
“There’s no place like home.” You may reach the highest part of the sky, but there will come a time that you need to stop and look back at a deluge of memories that you could not fly away from. So this cage symbolizes your home – place where everything had begun. For the greatest mistake one can do is to forget his past.

Kinarir?! Hehe!!!

P.S. Hindi matatawaran ang contribution ni Danieson. Salamat sa'yo friend!

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Chatting with Imaginary People

There is something erroneous about me that I myself couldn’t elucidate. Being anxious about everything, I have mastered the art of chatting with imaginary people. Weird act, as you may describe it, has actually become my favorite remedy to human adversities. Basically, these unreal folks do not have the capacity to judge me or to rule me. I am free to say everything that is inside me without having to worry about what they may possibly feel. And somehow, it helps me in reducing everyday stress.

My inability to show emotions is perhaps the root of this eerie habit. In fact, I feel awful because I have been trying to repress my true feelings for the longest time. But in spite the pain, I usually choose to be quiet so no one would get worried about me. I always want to look firm even though my whole-being is deeply troubled. I am usually trying to keep the grudges that are haunting me inside. It is not too often that I share my problems to others. Most of the serious ones are kept even to my own family.

On the other hand, I know that it is better to live in reality than in a world of illusions. My imaginary buddies can only give me temporary allay but never a solution to any of my problem. I know I should be present with the real situations simply because I am living in a real world with real people.

The problem is I do not know which path I have to take. Should I be true to myself and bear the consequences? Or should I follow the murmurings of my heart that says “Do what makes you happy” regardless of what others will say? In the end, I have to make a decision, something that will make me happy or sad or worst feel sorry for myself…

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Chatting with Imaginary People

There is something erroneous about me that I myself couldn’t elucidate. Being anxious about everything, I have mastered the art of chatting with imaginary people. Weird act, as you may describe it, has actually become my favorite remedy to human adversities. Basically, these unreal folks do not have the capacity to judge me or to rule me. I am free to say everything that is inside me without having to worry about what they may possibly feel. And somehow, it helps me in reducing everyday stress.

My inability to show emotions is perhaps the root of this eerie habit. In fact, I feel awful because I have been trying to repress my true feelings for the longest time. But in spite the pain, I usually choose to be quiet so no one would get worried about me. I always want to look firm even though my whole-being is deeply troubled. I am usually trying to keep the grudges that are haunting me inside. It is not too often that I share my problems to others. Most of the serious ones are kept even to my own family.

On the other hand, I know that it is better to live in reality than in a world of illusions. My imaginary buddies can only give me temporary allay but never a solution to any of my problem. I know I should be present with the real situations simply because I am living in a real world with real people.

The problem is I do not know which path I have to take. Should I be true to myself and bear the consequences? Or should I follow the murmurings of my heart that says “Do what makes you happy” regardless of what others will say? In the end, I have to make a decision, something that will make me happy or sad or worst feel sorry for myself…

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