HASA XXV

After strolling at SM City, Beth and I finally decided to watch the HASA XXV at the UPV Auditorium. We know were so late, but who cares? The contest was just secondary to the main reason why I'll go and watch HASA (and endure the hot environment inside the audi) - it's something else... I beleieve it has something to do in the past knowing that I really enjoy my last year in the university because of the sportsfest plus the HASA!

It's good to see the same good looking and gorgeous faces for a little more than an hour as well as just being in that situation- watching every contestants trying their best to get the right punchlines for the audience to laugh! Man, I can't even stop my self from cheering just like before. The only difference now is that I don't get to cheer for Magnates alone but for every contestant who really made me laugh!

Here's the 2007 HASA Winner from the Skimmers in her interview:

P.S. I really enjoyed watching the Skimmer's representative... The guy was really funny! By the way, I discovered a new motto after watching HASA XXV last night. Two years ago, there was an expression made famous by the representative of SoTech during HASA: Some might remember the famous STD which simply means "steady" (e.g.: STD lang, STD lang = steady lang, steady lang), gets? This year, I love the new "greeting" (which I think from the Clovers), "Hi, to all tipsy subscribers!"

Let's get Religious

I've been quite busy watching a series entitled Exhibition of Fireworks that's why I don't really find time writing something here. I got no interesting topics to post because I am preoccupied with the drama... So, I need to wring every drop of my creative juices in order to put something here. lol

Two nights ago I came across a blog of someone I know way back in college. We're not really close and perhaps he only knew by my face- cute face (waaah!). We only met during the Sponge Cola Concert which was held in school. I can still remember the time when I became a lady security guard standing at the Infante gate soaked. I was with the guys of Validus Amicitia and got to know some of the members from Miagao. Anyway, in his blog I saw this link about religion called Belief System Selector, I got interested in it and I thought I never really get to answer anything like this... It would be nice if I try to have one now, right?

I was even surprised with what the result! Men! I am 100% Conservative Christian/Protestant and just 87% Roman Catholic! Whoa! that was a big surprise! Don't get me wrong I don't have anything against Protestants or any Religion for that matter. It's just that, it was quite ridiculous because I'm not that devoted to my religion in the sense that I don't go to church regularly and do not uphold some of the doctrines of the church (sometimes)and knowing that Protestantism is a very conservative religion and getting a perfect score feels weird...^O^

By the way, here's my top 5 results:

1. Mainline- Conservative Christian/Protestant (100%)
2. Mainline - Liberal Christian Protestants (89%)
3. Orthodox Quaker (88%)
4.Eastern Orthodox (87%)
5. Roman Catholic (87%)

Perhaps the reason why I got this result is that when I answered the questions, I chose those which I considered right and what I meant with "right"is that it's part of the doctrines and teaching of my religion and not the ones I practice or somehow agree about. In any case, I'm still considered as a Roman Catholic (even though I didn't get the perfect score)... ^O^

According to the SelectSmart.com Belief System Selector, my #1 belief match is ROMAN CATHOLIC. What do you believe? Visit SelectSmart.com/RELIGION