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The Perfect PasswordPosted August 12th, 2008 at 11:51am
A woman was helping her husband set up his computer, and at the appropriate point in the process,she told him that he would now need to enter a password. Something he could remember easily and will use each time he has to log on. The husband was in a rather amorous mood and figured he would try for the shock effect to bring this to his wife's attention. So, when thecomputer asked him to enter his password, he made it plainly obvious to his wife that he was keying in.... P... E... N... I... S... His wife fell off her chair laughing when the computer replied: PASSWORD REJECTED. NOT LONG ENOUGH...... Could you live in a cemetery?Posted July 24th, 2008 at 05:41pm
The city is slowly developing into a modern society, but the Philippines is still a very poor country. If you ever visit the Philipines, pass by a cemetery and you will see people living in mausoleums. The picture below is of a man who lives in the cemetery. He is the caretaker of a local cemetery and he says that his family, along with a few other families, live there in exchange for their services.
It's pretty creepy. If you think about it. Many of the dead are not buried underground. Instead, they are placed in mausoleums above the ground. And these mausoleums provide both shelter from the weather and privacy. They even have electricity in these homes. I know a lot of people will think this is disrespectful to the dead, but what some don't realize is that majority of the country is catholic and they have the most respect for their dead. It's just that these people have no choice. THey can either live in the cemetery or live off the streets of Manila. I know, I would prefer the cemetery. At least I'll have a roof over my head and I don't have to worry about someone trying to hurt me.
Pontianak aka female vampiresPosted July 23rd, 2008 at 04:04pm
A female, blood sucking vampire who lurk around graveyards and trees. This is a southeast asian ghost. Pontianak is a Malaysian term meaning child bearing ghost. It is believed that she died in childbirth, is a still born child or other women killed by pontianaks. In Malaysia, when a women dies like mentioned above, there are certain precautions taken to prevent her from becoming a pontianak. 1. Put glass beads in the corpses mouth so that they cannot shriek 2. Place needles in their palms so they cannot fly 3. Place eggs under the armpit so they cannot fly She is always a beautiful woman until she attacks. She usually has a nice floral fragrance too. Then she becomes old and hideous, bearing razor sharp teeth. Sometimes, you can only see her head with entrails dangling from her neck. In the cambodian culture, we call it "Ahp". She is a normal woman during the day, but at night she comes out to feast. She detaches her neck from her body and flies around at night, looking for prey. They say if you see a greenish light flying around at night, you should go inside immediately. That is the sign of the pontianak. Also, if you hear a baby crying in the middle of the night, and there are no babies around, that is usually a pontianak trying to lure in their prey. And a strange thing. If the cry is distant...that means the pontianak is near. If its loud, she's far off. They say that they usually prey on pregnant women and babies because they are jealous that these women survived and are able to have babies. Men are prey too. In fact, legend has it that if a man beats a married woman, when she dies, she will return and seek vengeance on that man. Pontianaks kill their victims by digging into your stomach with its fingernails. They also say that to kill a pontianak, you can plunge a nail down the back of the neck. In the cambodian culture, they say once a pontianak detaches her head from her body, you can run to her body and turn it around. That way she cannot get back in her body the right way. Going into surgery...Posted July 08th, 2008 at 01:01pm
Yep.
Anger ManagementPosted May 29th, 2008 at 12:35pm
When you occasionally have a really bad day, and you just need to
take it out on someone, don't take it out on someone you know,
take it out on someone you don't know. Tastes Like Chicken?Posted May 20th, 2008 at 01:01pm I'm sure you've all heard that before. Someone tries something new and their first response usually is "It tastes like chicken". I was thinking about it last night during dinner. We were having fried frog legs...yes...frog legs... My 4 yr. old son was having it for the first time and after knawing on a leg for about 5 mins, he suddenly said "Mommy, fwoggies taste like chicken!" Which is true in a way. They do taste a little bit like chicken, but there is a little difference. To me, they taste a little bit like rabbit. Yes...I ate thumper. But my question is, Who are we to compare everything to chicken? How do we know these frog legs taste like chicken? Maybe chicken just tastes like frog...or rabbit tastes like frog. Hmmm..... |
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