You don’t just expect this girl to approach you if you like her. Seriously?!
Don’t act like her presence never existed when she’s around. I mean, come on!
Don’t just stay and stare at her when you’re 4000000000 feet away and look away if ever she catches you. Give me a break!
Because you may not know, this girl is actually dying to talk to you and for you to talk to her; dies inside and thinks you never notice her; and tries to look at you to see if ever you notice her and sighs when she sees your just looking at something else.
Life is short. Talk to this damn girl.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Sorry if I haven't been posting
It gets harder and harder everyday because of school and other requirements(I handle two other blogs). The one activity I like doing in my free time is sleep sleep sleep. Heck, ever since I went back to school last June, I started liking Rebecca Black's infamous "Friday"; that's really how exhausted I am. ;D
I'll try to write as much as I can and if ever I don't(again), please bear with me. :)
I'll try to write as much as I can and if ever I don't(again), please bear with me. :)
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Make a Smile For Me
Okay, so we all know how I love me some Vinny Castronovo. Recently, his trademark braces were taken off.
Let's rewind to the times he had braces. Here's Vinny with le braces
If you're a GRANDer like me and have watched his first ustream, he said that he'll take off his braces on December. Clearly, Vinny can't wait to eat some Starbursts so he asked his orthodontist to remover them steel teeth thang so he could enjoy eating the sticky stuff without it sticking to his braces.
Well....it might take some getting used to since I'm so used to seeing him with braces on but I totally dig Vinny's braceless smile. His teeth are so perfecto.
But to be honest, he looks so different now from this picture. It's like his smile isn't the same at all.
But then that's what braces--and age--do to a boy like Vinny. Hehehe. BRB, fangirling. :'''>
Let's rewind to the times he had braces. Here's Vinny with le braces
If you're a GRANDer like me and have watched his first ustream, he said that he'll take off his braces on December. Clearly, Vinny can't wait to eat some Starbursts so he asked his orthodontist to remover them steel teeth thang so he could enjoy eating the sticky stuff without it sticking to his braces.
Well....it might take some getting used to since I'm so used to seeing him with braces on but I totally dig Vinny's braceless smile. His teeth are so perfecto.
But to be honest, he looks so different now from this picture. It's like his smile isn't the same at all.
But then that's what braces--and age--do to a boy like Vinny. Hehehe. BRB, fangirling. :'''>
iSay Farewell to Steve
Steve Jobs lost his battle to pancreatic cancer today.
He will surely be missed.
The dude who's in charge of making us think of these things when the word "Apple" is mentioned:
Okay, so he is the guy to blame for the fetish of most gadget lovers but think about it, do you know any other guy like him who has invented innovative products that could help and entertain us? I SAY NO.
RIP, STEVE JOBS. YOU WILL BE DEARLY MISSED
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Love me, Love me Not
Have you ever been hated on? Diba, it's not really a good feeling? We all don't want to be thought negatively by other people. When you realize someone hates you, it just makes you ask yourself, "What's wrong with me?"
I have to admit, back in my old school I dealt with people not really liking me. I never stepped on anyone's shoes before because I was only in school to study, but somehow there's always this person who hated me for stupid reasons and that distracted me a bit from my studies.
I'd always give a shit about what people think of me before and it will kill me if someone doesn't like me. I mean, I don't want anyone to think negative about me, right? I remember when I got hate from some girls in my old school, I would act like I didn't care when deep inside, I was bawling. I have to admit that some of the things they said behind my back are pretty hurtful, even until now. What hurt was that even some of my friends would backstab me.
So with that, I started not trusting anyone. I used to be so open to people then suddenly, my guard just went up to a fault. Truth be told, I didn't become so open to people because I was always afraid I'd be hated on again. Even though I have more friends than enemies, it did bother me that there's someone--even just one--who disliked me.
Recently at my new school, people there have mixed opinions about me. Be warned that the school I study in is small and everyone knows everyone well so when they see a new kid come along--BAM! New face to critique.
I've experienced the bullying from people like they'd make fun of how I speak English and call me "Inglisera" which is funny because I talk 98% of the time in Filipino there. Also, people find me weird. I mean,how many times do I get weird stares from people or maybe absolute silence from the person I talk to when I speak to them? What makes it weirder i that the people who don't really like me are people I don't even know. It's funny how people could make so much assumptions about you when they don't really talk to you if not don't even speak to you at all.
To be honest, for the sake of my siblings, I had to alter my true personality a bit in school so I wouldn't embarrass them so I did get pissed that I already acted the way people want me to act in school so why am I still being hated on? It's funny, but being judged by girls alone.
I have to admit that if I studied in my school a few years ago, I wouldn't survive. But age gets the better of you and with age comes wisdom so yeah, I quit caring about what other people think. I decided that it was foolish to hide my true personality and that I'd rather be hated on for being me than being some fake.
So now, every time I walk in the school grounds I try to ignore what I always hear about myself. It's funny, but people have the nerve to say and laugh about so much things about someone but they never say it or do it to their faces so yeah, WHO'S LAUGHING NOW? People put people down there because of boredom. Someone told me that--like I mentioned earlier--everyone knows everyone there so some people who are bored of picking on the same people they did for years start picking on me.
I also learned that people put you down because of jealousy and insecurity. I don't know what makes me enviable to some people but I learned firsthand from someone that she and some other girls are like that because I was "perfect": pretty face, intelligent mind, good speaker and someone who seems to get guys' attention a lot. It's funny they saw these things in me because I don't. I always think that I'm pretty blah in the face and I think that my IQ is not as impressive as people I know and my speaking skills are nothing compared to my old schoolmates. Also, I guffaw a lot at the "I get guys' attention" thing because guys in my school care more about DOTA than chicks.
As much as I talk about how much people don't like me in school, I'm pretty proud to say that my friends there outnumber them. It's a great feeling knowing that you've got people behind your back and know they'll totally be there for you.
But the lesson learned here is that you shouldn't let anyone get to you and change you. When I was younger, a group of girls in my old school hated me so my self-esteem dropped. Now, the fact that someone actually wastes time and saliva talking about you whether good or bad somehow boosts your ego a bit and makes you more determined to be a better version of you so they'd regret ever making fun of you. Also remember that people's opinion about you is objective. Just because one person hates you, everyone does. It doesn't go on like that, dude.
So guys, the next time you realize that someone doesn't like you, never ask youself, "What's wrong with me?" But rather, "What's wrong with THEM?" (Not unless you are a bully, slut or Casey Anthony, you need a reality check and ask yourself what the fuck is wrong with yourself).
I have to admit, back in my old school I dealt with people not really liking me. I never stepped on anyone's shoes before because I was only in school to study, but somehow there's always this person who hated me for stupid reasons and that distracted me a bit from my studies.
I'd always give a shit about what people think of me before and it will kill me if someone doesn't like me. I mean, I don't want anyone to think negative about me, right? I remember when I got hate from some girls in my old school, I would act like I didn't care when deep inside, I was bawling. I have to admit that some of the things they said behind my back are pretty hurtful, even until now. What hurt was that even some of my friends would backstab me.
So with that, I started not trusting anyone. I used to be so open to people then suddenly, my guard just went up to a fault. Truth be told, I didn't become so open to people because I was always afraid I'd be hated on again. Even though I have more friends than enemies, it did bother me that there's someone--even just one--who disliked me.
Recently at my new school, people there have mixed opinions about me. Be warned that the school I study in is small and everyone knows everyone well so when they see a new kid come along--BAM! New face to critique.
I've experienced the bullying from people like they'd make fun of how I speak English and call me "Inglisera" which is funny because I talk 98% of the time in Filipino there. Also, people find me weird. I mean,how many times do I get weird stares from people or maybe absolute silence from the person I talk to when I speak to them? What makes it weirder i that the people who don't really like me are people I don't even know. It's funny how people could make so much assumptions about you when they don't really talk to you if not don't even speak to you at all.
To be honest, for the sake of my siblings, I had to alter my true personality a bit in school so I wouldn't embarrass them so I did get pissed that I already acted the way people want me to act in school so why am I still being hated on? It's funny, but being judged by girls alone.
I have to admit that if I studied in my school a few years ago, I wouldn't survive. But age gets the better of you and with age comes wisdom so yeah, I quit caring about what other people think. I decided that it was foolish to hide my true personality and that I'd rather be hated on for being me than being some fake.
So now, every time I walk in the school grounds I try to ignore what I always hear about myself. It's funny, but people have the nerve to say and laugh about so much things about someone but they never say it or do it to their faces so yeah, WHO'S LAUGHING NOW? People put people down there because of boredom. Someone told me that--like I mentioned earlier--everyone knows everyone there so some people who are bored of picking on the same people they did for years start picking on me.
I also learned that people put you down because of jealousy and insecurity. I don't know what makes me enviable to some people but I learned firsthand from someone that she and some other girls are like that because I was "perfect": pretty face, intelligent mind, good speaker and someone who seems to get guys' attention a lot. It's funny they saw these things in me because I don't. I always think that I'm pretty blah in the face and I think that my IQ is not as impressive as people I know and my speaking skills are nothing compared to my old schoolmates. Also, I guffaw a lot at the "I get guys' attention" thing because guys in my school care more about DOTA than chicks.
As much as I talk about how much people don't like me in school, I'm pretty proud to say that my friends there outnumber them. It's a great feeling knowing that you've got people behind your back and know they'll totally be there for you.
But the lesson learned here is that you shouldn't let anyone get to you and change you. When I was younger, a group of girls in my old school hated me so my self-esteem dropped. Now, the fact that someone actually wastes time and saliva talking about you whether good or bad somehow boosts your ego a bit and makes you more determined to be a better version of you so they'd regret ever making fun of you. Also remember that people's opinion about you is objective. Just because one person hates you, everyone does. It doesn't go on like that, dude.
So guys, the next time you realize that someone doesn't like you, never ask youself, "What's wrong with me?" But rather, "What's wrong with THEM?" (Not unless you are a bully, slut or Casey Anthony, you need a reality check and ask yourself what the fuck is wrong with yourself).
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
All's (un)fair in Love
Have you had your heart broken?
Well, I did. A couple of times, actually. My very first heartbreak was at 12 years old. I had this massive crush on one guy who also goes to the same Kumon center as I did. Let's just call him "Gay Dude". Whenver he's around, I get unbelievably noisy as fuck. My sibling suspect that I like him and I always argue to them that I don't even like the dude and he's gay hence my little nickname for him.
I suspect that he also suspected that I liked him because it became obvious that he avoided me at all costs. Whenver I did notice that he avoided me, I would cry about it at home. But still, I liked him until that one unfortunate day happened: As my siblings and I finished Kumon, the three of us were about to go down the escalator when I saw my crush in the opposite escalator. He was about to go up with his guy friend, whom I noticed the Gay Dude was questionably close to. It's like the two were holding hands or something. I told me siblings, "Ha! Told you he was gay!" when deep inside, I was crushed as hell. Once I got home, I cried. Looking back, Gay Dude was the only guy I ever cried about and it was so lame I've cried a few times because of him. Of course, I got over the fella. A few years has passed since I've experienced that heartbreak I realizes that the Gay Dude was actually straight and possibly did that little show he did with his friend in front of me just so I'll unlike the Gay Dude. If I knew this years ago, I would've been devastated than I already was but now, I just laughed at the whole thing. I mean, it's his loss because that 12 year old girl grew up already and she just got better with age mentally(and physically. lol).
I've experienced another heartbreak months ago. I liked this dude and I met him at a school party. I remember when I was introduced to the fella, we hit it off immediately but the catch was he was the cousin of my friend and she was the one who introduced him to me. I didn't want to make a move on him because he's related to my friend and I don't like to ruin a good friendship over a boy. But the dude liked me and made it a point to say cheesy lines and such to me(who was kilig naman over them *cringe*). I made it clear to him before that I cannot have a boyfriend and I don't really trust guys a lot but what he didn't know was I trusted him even if we knew each other for a limited amount of time. He was cousins with my friend and they're close so he must be good.
I realized that the boy wasn't all I thought he was. I realized that a day or two before we met, he just broke things off with his girlfriend. I mean, I remember after a week of knowing him, he indirectly told me he was in love with me. I mean, what IS that? Am I a rebound or something to him? Ugh. And not only that, when I told him a dark secret of mine, he actually stopped talking to me. WHAT IS DAT???!!! Does he expect me to be perfect? Not only that; I learned he was messing aroud with some other girls, too. I know we're not a couple but come on, man. Why did you have to make me feel like I'm the only girl in the world? (lol)
It broke my heart that this boy was a jerk because admittedly, in a perfect world he could've been my boyfriend. IIt was a good thing I never really responded to what he really wanted because things could've been more complicated. I remember my sister telling me I shouldn't even think about this dude because all he notices in me are probably my looks and once he sees another pretty girl, he'll stop talking to me. I should've known he fools around with girls because he even admitted on his Facebook that he was a 3 timer. WHAT THE FUCKING FUCK IS DAT? IS HE STOOOOOOPID? I CAN'T BELIEVE I LIKED SOMEONE STUPID!
My bestfriend did a little something so I won't have to experience liking the wrong dude again. She listed down ALL the things I want in a guy in a piece of paper so the next time I like a dude, she'll bring out that sheet of a paper cotaining all the qualities I want in a dude and if the dude I currently like doesn't fit the criteria, she'll tell me he has to go or else. I appreciated her in doing this for me because I tend to get blindsided when I like someone.
Now, I'm smarter and more cautious when it comes to love. I look back at the times I liked all these dochebags and think about how pathetic I was. If you ask me if I regret liking those guys who broke my heart....well, yeah but in some way they helped me realize what I really want in someone. Someone who isn't like them. And you know, I'm okay with having nobody liking me. Who needs a boyfriend when you've got your girlfriends? They're the ones who always have my back. :D
Well, I did. A couple of times, actually. My very first heartbreak was at 12 years old. I had this massive crush on one guy who also goes to the same Kumon center as I did. Let's just call him "Gay Dude". Whenver he's around, I get unbelievably noisy as fuck. My sibling suspect that I like him and I always argue to them that I don't even like the dude and he's gay hence my little nickname for him.
I suspect that he also suspected that I liked him because it became obvious that he avoided me at all costs. Whenver I did notice that he avoided me, I would cry about it at home. But still, I liked him until that one unfortunate day happened: As my siblings and I finished Kumon, the three of us were about to go down the escalator when I saw my crush in the opposite escalator. He was about to go up with his guy friend, whom I noticed the Gay Dude was questionably close to. It's like the two were holding hands or something. I told me siblings, "Ha! Told you he was gay!" when deep inside, I was crushed as hell. Once I got home, I cried. Looking back, Gay Dude was the only guy I ever cried about and it was so lame I've cried a few times because of him. Of course, I got over the fella. A few years has passed since I've experienced that heartbreak I realizes that the Gay Dude was actually straight and possibly did that little show he did with his friend in front of me just so I'll unlike the Gay Dude. If I knew this years ago, I would've been devastated than I already was but now, I just laughed at the whole thing. I mean, it's his loss because that 12 year old girl grew up already and she just got better with age mentally(and physically. lol).
I've experienced another heartbreak months ago. I liked this dude and I met him at a school party. I remember when I was introduced to the fella, we hit it off immediately but the catch was he was the cousin of my friend and she was the one who introduced him to me. I didn't want to make a move on him because he's related to my friend and I don't like to ruin a good friendship over a boy. But the dude liked me and made it a point to say cheesy lines and such to me(who was kilig naman over them *cringe*). I made it clear to him before that I cannot have a boyfriend and I don't really trust guys a lot but what he didn't know was I trusted him even if we knew each other for a limited amount of time. He was cousins with my friend and they're close so he must be good.
I realized that the boy wasn't all I thought he was. I realized that a day or two before we met, he just broke things off with his girlfriend. I mean, I remember after a week of knowing him, he indirectly told me he was in love with me. I mean, what IS that? Am I a rebound or something to him? Ugh. And not only that, when I told him a dark secret of mine, he actually stopped talking to me. WHAT IS DAT???!!! Does he expect me to be perfect? Not only that; I learned he was messing aroud with some other girls, too. I know we're not a couple but come on, man. Why did you have to make me feel like I'm the only girl in the world? (lol)
It broke my heart that this boy was a jerk because admittedly, in a perfect world he could've been my boyfriend. IIt was a good thing I never really responded to what he really wanted because things could've been more complicated. I remember my sister telling me I shouldn't even think about this dude because all he notices in me are probably my looks and once he sees another pretty girl, he'll stop talking to me. I should've known he fools around with girls because he even admitted on his Facebook that he was a 3 timer. WHAT THE FUCKING FUCK IS DAT? IS HE STOOOOOOPID? I CAN'T BELIEVE I LIKED SOMEONE STUPID!
My bestfriend did a little something so I won't have to experience liking the wrong dude again. She listed down ALL the things I want in a guy in a piece of paper so the next time I like a dude, she'll bring out that sheet of a paper cotaining all the qualities I want in a dude and if the dude I currently like doesn't fit the criteria, she'll tell me he has to go or else. I appreciated her in doing this for me because I tend to get blindsided when I like someone.
Now, I'm smarter and more cautious when it comes to love. I look back at the times I liked all these dochebags and think about how pathetic I was. If you ask me if I regret liking those guys who broke my heart....well, yeah but in some way they helped me realize what I really want in someone. Someone who isn't like them. And you know, I'm okay with having nobody liking me. Who needs a boyfriend when you've got your girlfriends? They're the ones who always have my back. :D
Friday, July 22, 2011
THE CO-ED CODE: Dealing with Boys in a Co-Ed School
Okay, so if you know me, I grew up studying in an all-girls school. I never thought I'd ever get out of that school.
Of course, I left that school quite some time ago. When time came that my Dad wanted me back in a regular school, I kept begging him to take me back to my old school but instead, he let me go to this certain school that had something my old school didn't: BOYS.
I was always afraid of studying in co-ed schools. Maybe it's because it didn't have the security and comfort I felt as when I studied in an all-girls. And also, boys are smelly and annoying. LOL
Not only that: I hear the girls in co-ed are different, too. Probably because they've been used to having guys around while I act so awkward around a guy let alone a hoard of them. But to be honest, I worried about the guys more than the girls.
When I started going to this co-ed school, I never thought hell was real. During lunch and recess, yes, it could get crazy in my old school but in my new school, it's chaotic madness. Guys in my school aren't the most mannered either: they bump into you without saying sorry. They don't move when you say excuse me. They never let ladies go first in lines(heck, no one even lines up in our school! WTF). I loathed it. I really did.
Speaking of unmannered guys, a lot of guys in my classroom are hella rude. There's this one guy who always says "HOY!" to me and speaks to me as if he isn't talking to a lady. I cried because of that guy once because it is hopeless to remain nice to him when he acts like crap. He even has the nerve to kick me in the shins if I don't follow. I MEAN, WHAT THE FUCKING FUCK, RIGHT? GAAAAAAAAAH. And the boys from the higher batches? They surely love to cat call girls. There's this group of guys who think they're so superior and stuff, they have the right to be rude ass to everyone. Hindiba't nakakainis yun?
And do you remember what I told you earlier about boys being smelly? Yeahp, true story. I remember that every time I entered my old classroom it always smelled good since the people in it smelled good and had good hygiene. In this class I have now, majority of it are boys and most don't probably know what deodorant it. They smell so awful. I douse myself in perfume before I leave for school now because once, I ended up going home smelling like the boys. Ewwwww.
But as time went by, you get to realize that not ALL the boys in school are like that. It's funny, but I actually came across some pretty mannered guys. There's this one time I couldn't push the door of my class open and one guy from a different batch said, "Miss, ako na po." I could tell you all the instances of all the polite and sweet things some boys do there but it will just make this entry too long. Also, some guys I know have perfect hygiene and smell divine even at the end of the day. I sometimes think the perfume they use are more expensive than mine. LOLWHUUUT? XDD
I never realized that some of the people I'd be good friends with in my school will be guys. I have more gal pals than guys growing up so I'm really used to talking about stuff with girls more. But it's a different story now ever since I went to a co-ed school. Like yesterday, I screamed and gushed over a cute guy in front of some of my guy friends in my class. I mean, I know I'd never do that EVER to a guy friend. Hahahaha.
Also, I talk to guys easily now. No more awkwardness. No more shyness. No more "oh-I'm-a-typical-Catholic-schoolgirl-who-studied-in-a-strict-all-girls-school-most-of-her-educational-life-and-acts-like-shit-in-front-of-the-opposite-sex" type of attitude. Nothing.
So yeah. Interacting with guys on a daily basis because you study in a co-ed school has kinda helped me. Of course, I still love my old school(Proud Kulasa forevah)and miss being around the all-girl crowd but I'm glad I improved a lot because I went beyond my comfort zone. I went to this co-ed school and ended up learning a thing or two that helped me. I know that in every place fate will take a person, that person learns something new there and comes out a better being. I'd say that it's kinda like that for me. :)
Of course, I left that school quite some time ago. When time came that my Dad wanted me back in a regular school, I kept begging him to take me back to my old school but instead, he let me go to this certain school that had something my old school didn't: BOYS.
I was always afraid of studying in co-ed schools. Maybe it's because it didn't have the security and comfort I felt as when I studied in an all-girls. And also, boys are smelly and annoying. LOL
Not only that: I hear the girls in co-ed are different, too. Probably because they've been used to having guys around while I act so awkward around a guy let alone a hoard of them. But to be honest, I worried about the guys more than the girls.
When I started going to this co-ed school, I never thought hell was real. During lunch and recess, yes, it could get crazy in my old school but in my new school, it's chaotic madness. Guys in my school aren't the most mannered either: they bump into you without saying sorry. They don't move when you say excuse me. They never let ladies go first in lines(heck, no one even lines up in our school! WTF). I loathed it. I really did.
Speaking of unmannered guys, a lot of guys in my classroom are hella rude. There's this one guy who always says "HOY!" to me and speaks to me as if he isn't talking to a lady. I cried because of that guy once because it is hopeless to remain nice to him when he acts like crap. He even has the nerve to kick me in the shins if I don't follow. I MEAN, WHAT THE FUCKING FUCK, RIGHT? GAAAAAAAAAH. And the boys from the higher batches? They surely love to cat call girls. There's this group of guys who think they're so superior and stuff, they have the right to be rude ass to everyone. Hindiba't nakakainis yun?
And do you remember what I told you earlier about boys being smelly? Yeahp, true story. I remember that every time I entered my old classroom it always smelled good since the people in it smelled good and had good hygiene. In this class I have now, majority of it are boys and most don't probably know what deodorant it. They smell so awful. I douse myself in perfume before I leave for school now because once, I ended up going home smelling like the boys. Ewwwww.
But as time went by, you get to realize that not ALL the boys in school are like that. It's funny, but I actually came across some pretty mannered guys. There's this one time I couldn't push the door of my class open and one guy from a different batch said, "Miss, ako na po." I could tell you all the instances of all the polite and sweet things some boys do there but it will just make this entry too long. Also, some guys I know have perfect hygiene and smell divine even at the end of the day. I sometimes think the perfume they use are more expensive than mine. LOLWHUUUT? XDD
I never realized that some of the people I'd be good friends with in my school will be guys. I have more gal pals than guys growing up so I'm really used to talking about stuff with girls more. But it's a different story now ever since I went to a co-ed school. Like yesterday, I screamed and gushed over a cute guy in front of some of my guy friends in my class. I mean, I know I'd never do that EVER to a guy friend. Hahahaha.
Also, I talk to guys easily now. No more awkwardness. No more shyness. No more "oh-I'm-a-typical-Catholic-schoolgirl-who-studied-in-a-strict-all-girls-school-most-of-her-educational-life-and-acts-like-shit-in-front-of-the-opposite-sex" type of attitude. Nothing.
So yeah. Interacting with guys on a daily basis because you study in a co-ed school has kinda helped me. Of course, I still love my old school(Proud Kulasa forevah)and miss being around the all-girl crowd but I'm glad I improved a lot because I went beyond my comfort zone. I went to this co-ed school and ended up learning a thing or two that helped me. I know that in every place fate will take a person, that person learns something new there and comes out a better being. I'd say that it's kinda like that for me. :)
Friday, July 1, 2011
If You're Looking For a Boyfraaaan.....
Then you're in luck, George Clooney is single. :D
Justin is not pleased.
Naging kayo kasi ni Selena, eh.
And no, Big Time Gay, I don't like any one of you to be my boyfriend.
Wag kang pa-cute sa akin, Kendall/James/Logan Lerman/Sean Kingston/Whoever this dude is. You gay.
But I could care less about Clooney. I mean, he's as old as my mum. Isn't that...well...WEIRD?!?!?! So yeah, I'll settle for this dude instead.
or maybe this guy who looks a lot like Nate Archibald
or my favorite guy, Alexander Ludwig
The choices are endless. GAAAAH!!!! Sorry ka na lang, Clooney :))
Justin is not pleased.
Naging kayo kasi ni Selena, eh.
And no, Big Time Gay, I don't like any one of you to be my boyfriend.
Wag kang pa-cute sa akin, Kendall/James/Logan Lerman/Sean Kingston/Whoever this dude is. You gay.
But I could care less about Clooney. I mean, he's as old as my mum. Isn't that...well...WEIRD?!?!?! So yeah, I'll settle for this dude instead.
or maybe this guy who looks a lot like Nate Archibald
or my favorite guy, Alexander Ludwig
The choices are endless. GAAAAH!!!! Sorry ka na lang, Clooney :))
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