1. I like vanilla ice cream. 2. I do not like Boy Abunda. 3. I like money. 4. I do not like ube (purple yam). 5. I like kissing. 6. I do not like getting up too early in the morning. 7. I like Eugene Domingo. 8. I do not like chicken afritada. 9. I like lechon (suckling pig). 10. I do not like procrastinating. 11. I like bacon. 12. I do not like crowds. 13. I like Marian Rivera. 14. I do not like donuts. 15. I like make up sex. 16. I do not like Kris Aquino. 17. I like sleeping. 18. I do not like pirated materials. 19. I like laughing. 20. I do not like Valentine’s Day. 21. I like my full HD television. 22. I do not like scooters. 23. I like going to concerts. 24. I do not like backstabbers. 25. I like horror movies. 26. I do not like it when it rains. 27. I like Blu-ray discs. 28. I do not like chocolates. 29. I like surprises. 30. I do not like Glee. 31. I like The Deadbeat Club. 32. I do not like getting old.
1. kindness of strangers; 2. decent job; 3. music; 4. newly restored Google page rank for The Deadbeat Club; 5. humor; 6. promise of a new day; 7. Black Friday; 8. YOU.
Anyone who knows me personally can attest to how much I love anything Calvin Klein.
Even my kikay kit (man purse) and umbrella are from Calvin Klein. Pretty macho, eh?
Yes, Raft3r is a brand whore and for very good reason. Since I seldom shop for clothes, I need stuff that can last a lifetime. Sir Calvin does that for me.
When a friend recently loaned me his CK leather jacket for my upcoming winter travel overseas, I was floored.
I promised to return the item when I visit him in the summer.
The jacket looks so good on me. I am now more than willing to sever ties with my buddy.
Raft3r no longer cares. That jacket is mine. All mine. (Insert evil laughter here.)
So when a friend of mine got hitched a few weeks back, I did not want to attend.
But I'm sure glad I did. Not only was it a chance to wear my Calvin Klein suit, the event turned out to be a fun wedding.
The happy couple danced to Usher's OMG while the bridal entourage strutted their stuff on the red carpet. The celebration was a bit unconventional until the parents did their obligatory remarks.
Despite the bride's numerous accomplishments, my friend's only goal in life was to be married and raise a family. She even has a life book to attest to this fact.
Now that she had her civil status changed, what is left for her to do?
Plenty, I say. Methinks she is ready to put a new spin on domestic life.
Being friends with her is a good balancing act. Her positive vibe on relationships is the perfect antithesis to my unwillingless to commit.
Taking a cue from her wedding vow, here's hoping that Raft3r could be someone's hearthrob - forever.
• Scooters should be banned from major thoroughfares. • Men who beat up women are sissies. • Respect should not be demanded but earned. • Gold digging chicks are the worst. • Marriage is not for everyone. • Hypocrisy is the deadliest sin. • Compromise is bullshit. • Girls love funny guys like Raft3r. • The Deadbeat Club is a must read.
How come Raft3r’s previous trip to Sin City wasn’t as adventurous as the one depicted on The Hangover?
Consider the following:
1. Marriage to a stripper; 2. A tiger trapped inside a hotel villa; 3. Mike Tyson singing along to a Phil Collins’ hit; 4. Stun gun demonstration; 5. A majorly pissed and totally naked Chinese gay guy; 6. Fat Jesus; and 7. Case of the missing groom.
…And where’s the masturbating baby when you need him?
Although the case has a lot of setbacks (Having the arraignment reset to November 10 is one of them.), small victories - like getting Junjun back - still matter.
- Kuala Lumpur is a very progressive city. - Long and winding roads abound. Nausea alert. - No pork in the menu. - Reckless cab drivers. That’s just the way I like them. - Curry is everywhere. - There is no shortage of deodorant in stores but no one seems to be using them.
If you live in the Philippines, chances are you already heard a Christmas song played on the radio today.
Yes, the Holiday Season is now upon us.
And what better way to start the most wonderful time of the year than by giving away free stuff!
The Deadbeat Club’sDuplicity post garnered so much attention that Raft3r had to give in to the readers’ request for a contest.
Here are the mechanics:
1. Tell us what you like and dislike about The Deadbeat Club. 2. You must be willing to meet Raft3r in person to claim your prize. 3. The more comments you post, the greater the chance of winning. 4. Deadline is on September 30, 2010.
- Her luscious hair - Her mischievous grin - Her sweet scent - Her somewhat innocent way of looking at things - Her sexy dress - Her impeccable sense of style - Her seductive voice - Her nagging ways
Living in a third world country sure has its perks.
When a typhoon hits, be prepared for massive blackout and water shortage that could run for days.
My hometown of Mali Bay is always victimized by these disasters.
Cut off our power lines and we would have no water supply. Isn’t that grand?
I always thought my family is well equipped for these kinds of things.
But when Typhoon Basyang paid us a visit, we were at the losing end.
Our water tank was empty. Our power generator was not functioning properly. When we finally had it working, it was running empty on fuel. Plus, we did not have the right adapter to connect the generator to the water pump.
Since my younger niece celebrated her birthday in Hong Kong Disneyland, it is but fair for her elder sister to fly to another country for her special day.
The Deadbeat Club heads to Malaysia next month!
It is my first time in Genting and I’m excited as hell.
On my last travel, I lost a car. What will I lose next?
Cyndi Lauper was my first live show. Her show was as loud as her persona. I had a rockin’ good time.
During my high school years, Paula Abdul’s Under My Spell Tour landed in Manila. It was pure pop extravaganza complete with flying trapeze dancers and numerous costume changes.
Raft3r’s college days brought in Bon Jovi. Yes, the seven songs only concert that was worth every penny. Heavy downpour matched with a mad crowd and serious bottle throwing made it truly memorable.
On one of my birthdays, Phil Collins decided to play a gig in Pasig. To this date, he has the coolest concert ticket – a credit card type.
Janet Jackson performed to a sold out crowd at the Folk Arts Theater as part of the janet. World Tour. I fell in love that night. In 2008, we renewed our vows with The Rock Wichu Tour which was the best show EVER.
Michael Buble’s show was utterly romantic. Too bad I watched it with a male buddy.
Seeing Duncan Sheik play live was an absolute dream come true.
The best rock band I have seen live was Incubus. Boyd’s voice was awesome.
Alanis Morissette’s Can’t Not Tour was the best sing-along concert. The crowd knew every lyric to her song.
Raft3r became a part of History when he watched a Michael Jackson concert. The only time I got excited in his show was when the video screen showed a picture of Janet.
Major disappointments were Mariah Carey (She made Raft3r wait for two hours and all she had to offer was a lousy show.), Rihanna (She appeared too uninterested to perform.), Anita Baker (The high notes were gone.), and Maroon 5 (Adam Levine was not a great live performer.).
Big surprises were Mandy Moore (Her Coverage CD is just plain cool.), Amy Grant (She sang and played the guitar for two hours.), and Billy Idol (Who knew he could still rock the house at age 54.). Usher’s show was a delight, as well.
Raft3r felt absolute nothing for the Kris Allen concert.
My wish list for future shows to catch: U2, Alicia Keys, and Elvis Presley.