Kindred War
Miguel: The Kindred war is at it again. Now on a bigger scale. I'll post more about it later...
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Monday, October 31, 2005
What religion quiz
What religion quiz
You fit in with: Spiritualism Your ideals are mostly spiritual, but in an individualistic way. While spirituality is very important in your life, organized religion itself may not be for you. It is best for you to seek these things on your own terms. 60% spiritual. 40% reason-oriented. | ||||
Take this quiz at QuizGalaxy.com |
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Wednesday, October 26, 2005
What Color Is Your Aura?
What Color Is Your Aura?
Your Personality: You are a high acheiver who is very competitive. You're
bound to reach your goals, no matter how lofty.
You in Love: Picky with high standards, it's hard to find your match. You
need a man as driven as you are!
Your Career: You need a high profile, challenging career to satisfy you.
Consider finance, sales, or running your own company.
What Color Is Your Aura? Take This Quiz :-)
Your Aura is Green
Your Personality: You are a high acheiver who is very competitive. You're
bound to reach your goals, no matter how lofty.
You in Love: Picky with high standards, it's hard to find your match. You
need a man as driven as you are!
Your Career: You need a high profile, challenging career to satisfy you.
Consider finance, sales, or running your own company.
What Color Is Your Aura? Take This Quiz :-)
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Monday, June 27, 2005
GENE: Master and Padawan
Bumped into a UPLB Junior player yesterday while I was on my way home. Actually, Reyval's the DM of the Junior player's gaming group so it was bound to be an interesting discussion. He was reading the 'Complete Arcane' book so it was easy to assume that they were still playing - which it turns out they were. They have a small group of five players which still meet every other day. He was to be a player this time and was asking if I had any tips in using the D&D 3.5 system. I guess I tapped into the inner geek and before long we were discussing rules, campaign worlds and adventure ideas. The ride was just an hour long but before it was over he was more than eager to use some of the game ideas which I have been wondering for a while now. It has been months (years?) since my last game and it was fun being able to visit that special place once more. 'wonder when my own gaming group will be able to do our own visits...
Bumped into a UPLB Junior player yesterday while I was on my way home. Actually, Reyval's the DM of the Junior player's gaming group so it was bound to be an interesting discussion. He was reading the 'Complete Arcane' book so it was easy to assume that they were still playing - which it turns out they were. They have a small group of five players which still meet every other day. He was to be a player this time and was asking if I had any tips in using the D&D 3.5 system. I guess I tapped into the inner geek and before long we were discussing rules, campaign worlds and adventure ideas. The ride was just an hour long but before it was over he was more than eager to use some of the game ideas which I have been wondering for a while now. It has been months (years?) since my last game and it was fun being able to visit that special place once more. 'wonder when my own gaming group will be able to do our own visits...
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Friday, April 29, 2005
MIGUEL: LOST during the Holy Week, part II
Speaking of LOST, During the Holy week, I managed to get myself sorta Lost at Tagaytay with Daniel. We went to Tagaytay yesterday to show some Japanese businessman some house and lot for sale at Crosswinds, Tagaytay. We didn't really make the sale since the Jap guy wanted a ready to live in house but it takes eight months (after first deposit) before one can be finished.
Anyways, traffic was pretty bad and we got stuck for five hours. The car was complaining for both overheat and an empty gas tank. We had to pull over to a small cafe to let the traffic subside which wasn't until around ten pm. To make matters bad, the weather turned really cold and we were's without jackets. That teach us not to work during the Holy days.
Speaking of LOST, During the Holy week, I managed to get myself sorta Lost at Tagaytay with Daniel. We went to Tagaytay yesterday to show some Japanese businessman some house and lot for sale at Crosswinds, Tagaytay. We didn't really make the sale since the Jap guy wanted a ready to live in house but it takes eight months (after first deposit) before one can be finished.
Anyways, traffic was pretty bad and we got stuck for five hours. The car was complaining for both overheat and an empty gas tank. We had to pull over to a small cafe to let the traffic subside which wasn't until around ten pm. To make matters bad, the weather turned really cold and we were's without jackets. That teach us not to work during the Holy days.
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Friday, March 25, 2005
GENE: LOST during the Holy Week, part I
was able to get hold of the first eighteen (18) episodes of the TV series LOST. Great show! The combination of mystery, action and drama had me glued to the tube. It's interesting to watch the alternating scenes from flashbacks and current timeline. You get to know the characters, which have their own secrets, as well as discover what is really wrong with the island at the same time they do - umm... actually even after eighteen episodes i still don't see what's with the island. i guess i have to wait like the rest of the guys out there.
was able to get hold of the first eighteen (18) episodes of the TV series LOST. Great show! The combination of mystery, action and drama had me glued to the tube. It's interesting to watch the alternating scenes from flashbacks and current timeline. You get to know the characters, which have their own secrets, as well as discover what is really wrong with the island at the same time they do - umm... actually even after eighteen episodes i still don't see what's with the island. i guess i have to wait like the rest of the guys out there.
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Thursday, March 24, 2005
JOSHUA: Which LOST character are you?
Well, based on this website I'm more of Jack, the doctor -
"Ah, the classic codependent. You are the people love to have around in a crisis because you know what to do and how to do it. You'll get all the chicks - until the bad boy flexes his muscle."
Well, based on this website I'm more of Jack, the doctor -
"Ah, the classic codependent. You are the people love to have around in a crisis because you know what to do and how to do it. You'll get all the chicks - until the bad boy flexes his muscle."
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Sunday, March 20, 2005
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