Most of us were surprised by the sudden turn of events last Thursday. Days after, I’m still trying to put things in proper perspective (years from now it will probably come up during my random musings, quite unsatisfied). People who think it’s over just because (most of) the rebels have been apprehended are dreaming. If […]
Heard of this site? Now this is what I’d like to see more of: creative dissent. For all we know, the next revolution may not have to be at EDSA. Go to www.pinoybigbriber.com.
People of cyberspace, unite! You have nothing to lose but your president.
First of all, understand that I despise this administration of Gloria Arroyo, with almost as much fervor as Conrado de Quiros. However, this latest coup at the Peninsula Hotel can make even staunch critics scratch their heads. If you did something and it didn’t work the first time, shouldn’t you get a clue? Those who […]
I’ve been neglecting this part of the blog for a while. Too much work lately, sorry, really sorry…
But I’m glad as of today I was able to put a site function I’ve always wanted: Recent Comments. This version of the ComicPress template isn’t widgetized, so it doesn’t come by default. Found one that was simple, […]
This graphic novel was recently made into a French film, but I haven’t watched it yet because no subtitled copy is available. Head on over to the Free Comics Download section to get your copy.Here’s a description of the comics:”In Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood, Marjane Satrapi has written and illustrated a personalized account […]
Here’s a letter to the editor in Inquirer that I felt captured a lot of what I wanted to say about this Erap vs Gloria issue, and the prevailing apathy of this generation.
“We are glad that President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has pardoned Joseph “Erap” Estrada. We thank both of them for reminding everyone that justice here […]
Artists’ Arrest is an alliance that intends to provide a forum for the discussion of the present state of culture and arts, human rights and other issues affecting the various sectors of society. Fueled primarily by independent, grassroots, and other alternative artists, the alliance seeks to facilitate the crystalization of an informed and common stand […]
This illustration was taken from The History of the Burgis, a very funny book about the history of the Philippines thru the eyes of the elite, reprimanding the elite. During the Spanish era, the colonizers kept the revolts at bay by using the troops from one regional group against another - Tagalogs versus Bisayas, Kapampangans […]
It’s HoyPinoy!’s 1st monthsary!
Thanks to everyone who took the time to visit and link to this site. I’m happy to say that HoyPinoy! went from PageRank 0 to PageRank 2 in a month. There were a total of 1463 pageviews according to Google Analytics. That’s a pretty good start.
Some of the most curious search terms […]
I’ve heard about this famous scene before, but haven’t actually seen it for myself ’til now. In the 1978 film “Ikaw ay Akin”, Christopher De Leon is caught between Nora Aunor and Vilma Santos. He can’t decide whom to choose, and so he tells them that he needs them both (and this being Philippine Cinema […]
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