This is really funny.

If you know the anime Maria Sama Ga Miteru or Maria Watches Over Us, you'll definitely laugh out loud with this special clip.

That anime's a bit serious but when they released this Maria Sama Ni Wa Naisho or Don't Say Anything To Maria Sama, damn! Its freaking hilarious! Hehe.

Laughed my brains out when I saw this clip!

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According to my mom, when I was young, I was a lefty. I'm a righty now due to constant smacking of my hands. Hehe.

I could sense a text message coming 3 to 5 seconds before it registers on my phone.. even before the “One Message Received” appears on the screen.

I'm addicted to anime that’s thought provoking like Kino No Tabi (Kino’s Travel) and Evangelion.

Slyck’s, my laptop, memory bank’s contents are mostly movies, pictures and a whole lot of music. In short, I love music and movies. Hmm.. I do have a folder that contains my (coughs) poems and essays. Another one’s a folder containing some of my work documents.

My tears fall rather easily when the right buttons are pushed, di ba Diana?! Iyakin ako di ba? Hehehe.

I'm a slow reader.

I like patterns but I'm not that fond of routines.

I'm a self proclaimed OC (Obsessive Compulsive).

I like talking to old people. I love hearing the “old days” stories.

I speak straight english only when I'm angry and get tongue tied when I'm not.

I don’t really know why but I'm slightly afraid of bridges – hanging ones or water bridges.

I like spaghetti, actually I love spaghetti. Hehe.

April 8, 2008 10:36 PM
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Do you guys know this?

Prepare for Earth Hour
WWF Calls on Whole Nation to Join

IT started with a question: How can we inspire people to take action on climate change?

The answer: Ask the people to turn off their lights for one hour.

This coming 29 March 2008, from 8 to 9 in the evening, the Philippines will join cities in Europe, America and Asia by switching off lights as part of a global movement termed Earth Hour. The cities of Pasay, Manila and Parañaque have agreed to turn off lights along the historical Roxas Boulevard seaside strip for 60 minutes to show support. Adjacent cities such as Makati are following suit. WWF lauds these cities for stepping forward to become beacons for others in the country.

Earth Hour Philippines is now a joint initiative of WWF, the Department of Energy, Presidential Task Force on Climate Change, Green Army, AMORE Project and Philippine Army. Corporations, spearheaded by Philips Lighting Systems, Ayala, Intel, Canon, Coca-Cola, Colliers, HSBC, McDonald's, Jollibee, Starbucks and the SM group are all doing their part. Schools, museums and barkadas are pitching in - and eagerly await the blackout on the 29th.

Created to take a stand against the greatest threat our planet has ever faced, Earth Hour uses the simple action of turning off lights for an hour to deliver a powerful message about the need for action on global warming. This simple act has captured the hearts and minds of people all over the world.

“On behalf of the WWF International network, I want to commend and thank the mayors and officials in our flagship cities for playing a leadership role in supporting this unique global event and demonstrating their commitment to fighting climate change,” says WWF Director General James Leape.

Launched in Australia on the 31st of March 2007, Earth Hour moved 2.2 million people and 2100 businesses in Sydney to turn off their lights for one hour. This massive collective effort reduced the city’s energy consumption by 10.2% for one hour, which is the equivalent effect of taking 48,000 cars off the road for an hour.

With Sydney icons like the Harbour Bridge and Opera House turning their lights off and unique events such as weddings by candlelight, the world took notice. Inspired by the collective effort of millions of Sydneysiders, many major global cities are joining Earth Hour in 2008, turning a symbolic event into a global movement.

Says Leape, “Earth Hour will send a strong signal that people all around the world are deeply concerned and expect their leaders to take action before it’s too late. Climate change is a global challenge that requires global solutions and it’s clear that the people of this planet are ready to get involved and find the answers.”

Climate change is the biggest threat to earthbound life and much of the Philippines’ 7107 isles are susceptible to rising sea levels and unpredictable weather patterns. Luckily, Filipinos have a distinctive Bayanihan spirit – a brotherhood of kinship that unites people towards a common goal. The Philippines stands united in the fight against climate change and its impacts to the country and throughout the ASEAN region.

WWF-Philippines calls on private corporations, local groups, schools and the entire nation to participate in this momentous event by shutting off lights for an hour on the 29th. Your participation will go a long way in spreading the message that we, as individual droplets working collectively – can create an impetus far more powerful than the mightiest of rivers.

I hope you guys join this movement.

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