Me and my big mouth are opening up with an all-new segment! Fictional Fanmail, where my imaginary audience finally gives me a piece of their non-existent minds. All letters under this segment are REAL and are from REAL people; I mean that in the most ironic way possible.
Enough fiddle-faddle then! On to the first fanmail from... everyone who has read my blog!
Wow! Let's open it up!
Well...
..........
..........
This is probably the BEST THING ANYONE HAS EVER SAID TO ME! I was really aiming for an asshole-esque, bitch-like, bullshit-approach for my blog. Besides that, my blog is really jamming their computers! It must be a real party over there when you guys are reading my blog.
In fact, they love my blog so much, they wanna fuck me... Okay guys, loving my blog is one thing, but making love with me is entirely different. Control yourselves! Sheesh... and I thought I had problems.
Listen readers, the best way to fuck with someone is to mess them up with your bullshit. Exactly what my blog is doing right now... But that message only goes to those who sent me this first fanmail.
Sarcasm; the kind of bullshit that fucks everyone up. The title says it all, doesn't it?
What's the use of a big mouth when you got a weak voice? Good thing I've got productive hands...
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Sem Break: Paradigm Shift
Me and my big mouth are enjoying the sem break. By enjoying, I mean visiting analytical and pharmaceutical labs for possible OJT and future job opportunities. We are now live blogging in a meeting room like a real boss, which is really not as epic as it sounds, since I'm not part of the meeting...
Anyway, I've gone through a lot these past four days; the so-called "What am I doing with my life?" phase. I've prepared a should-do list that I must accomplish before this vacation ends.
I'm not usually good with lists... but my fellow bloggers are doing it, so hey, why not? Speaking of fellow bloggers who could probably make more sense than my experimental ramblings, here they are:
Hmmm... this is fun. Let's have another go at it, shall we?
What I should probably make a list of:
Going back to more pressing matters...
THE SHOULD-DO LIST:
1. Get myself a compartmentalized tea-box and become a tea connoisseur as well as organizing tea intake by days. For instance:
4. Scope through various companies for future job opportunities.
5. Get an iPad 2. (Optional)
6. Regain weight due to the stresses of the last semester.
7. Finish my Little Prince soundtrack.
8. Finish our film.
9. Get a LAN Cable.
10. Finalize my music projects and collaborators.
11. Read more on Jean-Paul Sartre's "Essays in Existentialism."
12. Read more on "Radiohead & Philosophy."
Hopefully, I aim to be a more focused and more organized individual without sacrificing fun. I should establish myself as a tea-loving, music-making, philsophical, chemistry-oriented, business student of the Ateneo.
Me and my big mouth, closed.
What do you think of the new ending?
Anyway, I've gone through a lot these past four days; the so-called "What am I doing with my life?" phase. I've prepared a should-do list that I must accomplish before this vacation ends.
I'm not usually good with lists... but my fellow bloggers are doing it, so hey, why not? Speaking of fellow bloggers who could probably make more sense than my experimental ramblings, here they are:
Hmmm... this is fun. Let's have another go at it, shall we?
What I should probably make a list of:
- My future downloads
- My archives
- Music
- Movies
- Pictures
- Games
- Applications
- My wishlists
- Christmas
- Birthday
- Graduation
- Immediate Wants
- Future Wishes
- Selfless Wishes
- My future blog posts
- My future compositions
- My future projects
Going back to more pressing matters...
THE SHOULD-DO LIST:
1. Get myself a compartmentalized tea-box and become a tea connoisseur as well as organizing tea intake by days. For instance:
- Green Mondays
- Chai Tuesdays
- Peppermint Wednesdays
- Tarragon Thursdays
- Chamomile Fridays
- English Saturdays
- Earl Grey Sundays (My favorite!)
- Mellow Mondays
- Trip-Hop Tuesdays
- Alternative Wednesdays
- Classical Thursdays
- Electro Fridays
- Screamo Saturdays
- Soundtrack Sundays
4. Scope through various companies for future job opportunities.
5. Get an iPad 2. (Optional)
6. Regain weight due to the stresses of the last semester.
7. Finish my Little Prince soundtrack.
8. Finish our film.
9. Get a LAN Cable.
10. Finalize my music projects and collaborators.
11. Read more on Jean-Paul Sartre's "Essays in Existentialism."
12. Read more on "Radiohead & Philosophy."
Hopefully, I aim to be a more focused and more organized individual without sacrificing fun. I should establish myself as a tea-loving, music-making, philsophical, chemistry-oriented, business student of the Ateneo.
Me and my big mouth, closed.
What do you think of the new ending?
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Lavender Town
Me and my big mouth are here once again with the same introductions. So yeah, we're back in Writer's Block where we let the music compensate for the lack of thoughts for a better post. This time around we focus on a tune that gives true Pokemon fans a nostalgia boner every time.
As some of you may know, Lavender Town is part of the Kanto region in Generation 1 of the Pokemon universe. It is the sixth place you visit as I recall which is most memorable due to the infamous Ghost Tower erected there as a memorial for the souls of dead Pokemon. Yes, I have been quite the follower of Pokemon.
Anyway, a conspiracy has been spread across the internet a year ago about the theme music heard in Lavender Town as well as the Ghost Tower and its inhabitants. It is known as Lavender Town Syndrome. Long story, click the link.
Short story, there have been reports of mass suicides and illnesses of children aged 7-12 in Japan upon hearing the original Lavender Town theme music in Pokemon Red and Green due to certain frequencies and images formed when translating the sound into images. The sound engineer who translated the sound found out with his powerful ear that there was a certain frequency missing which made Lavender Town sound incomplete. His friend added it in (after he died) and some shocking images were displayed.
Look, I'm a bit skeptical about this but either way, I love the hauntingly beautiful tune of Lavender Town and I, too, believed that there was indeed something missing. Yes, I am a sound engineer. Yes, I got an ear for frequencies. Yes, my roommate found this out by accident after viewing the Gary Motherf***ing Oak meme. But no, I did not want it to sound more devious than it's current reputation.
Lavender Town was missing beauty. I added more instruments and an additional chord sequence that fit the "hauntingly beautiful" theme perfectly while still remaining faithful to the original. Plus, I sampled a classic horror string sound effect.
P.S. If you play this song in iTunes on repeat, it loops just like in the game.
You're never too scared to move... on. Face the music and make the best out of it.
P.S. I just noticed that the song cut at about 4:24 onwards. That was my bad. It wasn't an intended abrupt cut at the climax to creep you out rather it was an editing mistake I never checked since I made this video at 2 in the morning.
As some of you may know, Lavender Town is part of the Kanto region in Generation 1 of the Pokemon universe. It is the sixth place you visit as I recall which is most memorable due to the infamous Ghost Tower erected there as a memorial for the souls of dead Pokemon. Yes, I have been quite the follower of Pokemon.
Anyway, a conspiracy has been spread across the internet a year ago about the theme music heard in Lavender Town as well as the Ghost Tower and its inhabitants. It is known as Lavender Town Syndrome. Long story, click the link.
Short story, there have been reports of mass suicides and illnesses of children aged 7-12 in Japan upon hearing the original Lavender Town theme music in Pokemon Red and Green due to certain frequencies and images formed when translating the sound into images. The sound engineer who translated the sound found out with his powerful ear that there was a certain frequency missing which made Lavender Town sound incomplete. His friend added it in (after he died) and some shocking images were displayed.
Look, I'm a bit skeptical about this but either way, I love the hauntingly beautiful tune of Lavender Town and I, too, believed that there was indeed something missing. Yes, I am a sound engineer. Yes, I got an ear for frequencies. Yes, my roommate found this out by accident after viewing the Gary Motherf***ing Oak meme. But no, I did not want it to sound more devious than it's current reputation.
Lavender Town was missing beauty. I added more instruments and an additional chord sequence that fit the "hauntingly beautiful" theme perfectly while still remaining faithful to the original. Plus, I sampled a classic horror string sound effect.
P.S. If you play this song in iTunes on repeat, it loops just like in the game.
You're never too scared to move... on. Face the music and make the best out of it.
P.S. I just noticed that the song cut at about 4:24 onwards. That was my bad. It wasn't an intended abrupt cut at the climax to creep you out rather it was an editing mistake I never checked since I made this video at 2 in the morning.
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Deafeningly Silent
Me and my big mouth are back fronting the overly underrated self-titled blog. Antonyms aside, how am I doing? The answer lies in the title and stands out so much, it's overstood. Is that understood?
Fine, I'll stop. Anyway, I've been silent, blog-wise, life-wise, likewise. I'm just busy. With what you ask? (I just love pretending you guys care.) (I just love addressing an imaginary audience.) (I just love side-quotes.) (Okay, too much parentheses!) "I just love self-contradictions..." "Apparently, you can never have too much love (otherwise it'll become obsession)." "Obsession is the worst thing that can happen to a guy in love. - My cousin" "Wait, can I use another person's quote as a side-quote?" "I got an idea. Maybe if I type it this way..."
" "Obsession is the worst thing that can happen to a guy in love." - My cousin "
"Technically, it's still a side-quote... but an original quote at the same time." "Okay too much quotation marks!" [Hmmm... that's better...] [Oh no...] [I think I have overused ellipses as well...] [By ellipses, I mean the three consecutive dots of uncertainty and "to-be-continudity," not the ovals.] [For those who are green, "to-be continuedness" Happy?] [Addressing with the imaginary audience again.] [Something doesn't feel right.] [It's like I forgot something.] [Oh yeah, what am I busy with you ask?] [I bet you thought I was gonna say that there were too much brackets.] [I also bet you were gonna say that I somehow defied all known laws of side-quoting.] {If there is such a thing...} {No, I did not see what I just did there.} {This is all completely impromptu and spontaneous.} {I was typing this as I thought it out.} (Yeah... either I'm lying or I lied.) (The truth is... I lied, that means I'm telling the truth right now.)
So what the fuck does this what-the-fuckery made by this what-the-fuck!er such as myself mean?
This just proves my points...
1. That I am deafeningly silent. I didn't speak... nor did I make any sound. But saying this blog post alone was deafening is an understatement. It is understatementingly deafening.
2. Antonyms and juxtapositions are cool.
3. All punctuation marks have the right to be used.
4. Too much of anything is bad.
5. "Obsession is the worst thing that can happen to a guy in love." - My cousin
6. Redundancy, repetition, self-contradiction, uncertainty, foul language, and especially bad grammar are things anyone should avoid. I only choose to embrace their unrealized potential. (Avant-garde/Non-conformist much?)
7. I have the right to be this random after months of not blogging. Consider this to be me and my big mouth UNLEASHED!
8. 7 is a lucky number for me but I needed one more number to say this statement. Damn it!
9. You'll never know what I was busy with!
- schoolwork. Happy now?
Plus, 9 is also my lucky number! I have this issue with ending my points in my lucky number. Would it make more sense if I said that all numbers for me are lucky? Well, except 666 and 13. (Superstitious much?)
Fine, I'll stop. Anyway, I've been silent, blog-wise, life-wise, likewise. I'm just busy. With what you ask? (I just love pretending you guys care.) (I just love addressing an imaginary audience.) (I just love side-quotes.) (Okay, too much parentheses!) "I just love self-contradictions..." "Apparently, you can never have too much love (otherwise it'll become obsession)." "Obsession is the worst thing that can happen to a guy in love. - My cousin" "Wait, can I use another person's quote as a side-quote?" "I got an idea. Maybe if I type it this way..."
" "Obsession is the worst thing that can happen to a guy in love." - My cousin "
"Technically, it's still a side-quote... but an original quote at the same time." "Okay too much quotation marks!" [Hmmm... that's better...] [Oh no...] [I think I have overused ellipses as well...] [By ellipses, I mean the three consecutive dots of uncertainty and "to-be-continudity," not the ovals.] [For those who are green, "to-be continuedness" Happy?] [Addressing with the imaginary audience again.] [Something doesn't feel right.] [It's like I forgot something.] [Oh yeah, what am I busy with you ask?] [I bet you thought I was gonna say that there were too much brackets.] [I also bet you were gonna say that I somehow defied all known laws of side-quoting.] {If there is such a thing...} {No, I did not see what I just did there.} {This is all completely impromptu and spontaneous.} {I was typing this as I thought it out.} (Yeah... either I'm lying or I lied.) (The truth is... I lied, that means I'm telling the truth right now.)
So what the fuck does this what-the-fuckery made by this what-the-fuck!er such as myself mean?
This just proves my points...
1. That I am deafeningly silent. I didn't speak... nor did I make any sound. But saying this blog post alone was deafening is an understatement. It is understatementingly deafening.
2. Antonyms and juxtapositions are cool.
3. All punctuation marks have the right to be used.
4. Too much of anything is bad.
5. "Obsession is the worst thing that can happen to a guy in love." - My cousin
6. Redundancy, repetition, self-contradiction, uncertainty, foul language, and especially bad grammar are things anyone should avoid. I only choose to embrace their unrealized potential. (Avant-garde/Non-conformist much?)
7. I have the right to be this random after months of not blogging. Consider this to be me and my big mouth UNLEASHED!
8. 7 is a lucky number for me but I needed one more number to say this statement. Damn it!
9. You'll never know what I was busy with!
- schoolwork. Happy now?
Plus, 9 is also my lucky number! I have this issue with ending my points in my lucky number. Would it make more sense if I said that all numbers for me are lucky? Well, except 666 and 13. (Superstitious much?)
Wednesday, July 27, 2011
My Blog Format
<start>
<insert title fulfilling one or more of the following conditions>
<br/>
(Condition_1: Two words with the same first letter,
Condition_2: Words that rhyme; better if Condition 1 is also satisfied
Condition_3: A cleverly recycled, already-used phrase; a modified cliche)
<br/>
<Intro:
<br/>
Me and my big mouth... (insert catchy wordplay and puns for a greeting).
*Optional - (insert sincere apologies in case of long delays between blog posts)
*Optional - Post a picture relevant to the subject at hand.>
<br/>
<The actual intro of the topic starts... {usually comprised of witty banters and sarcastic remarks about the negatives of the world we live in [mostly due to society... and every other aspect that falls into place (government, religion, philosophy, love, and all that shizz].}>
<Supporting points that are enumerated in a redundant err... I mean, repetitive... fashion to emphasize the topic at hand.(Mostly to prove that I am 100% right and to appear that I know more than everyone else.)
*Do not mind the crossed out side-quote. Admit it. We all want to know more about the world... doesn't mean that all we know about the world is right. But come on, is being right to others all we care about? Can't we be right to ourselves and be at peace with it?Hmmm...
*The supporting points are not joined in one paragraph... That's just boring. That's why they are called POINTS. If necessary, one point can have a paragraph each but never all points in one paragraph. Hey, I know stuff... but that don't mean I wanna put it out in a way only I can understand. The true genius is understood by everyone. There are always gonna be exceptions to this saying though. Trust me, I've been there...>
<Wait, what happended to the rest of the <br/>'s?>
<Final words are typed to appropriately close the blog post. This includes the summary, realization, and the AHA! moment usually in a satirical manner.(Along with the clever wordplay.)
*Even randomness has a form of organization. It's just a matter of finding where the smooth transition is, in the lines that are blurred.
*I just love how this format starts all algorithmic and slowly becomes more human with all the side-quotes, self-contradictions, and errors.>
FYI <br/> is a line break. It is the programming language equivalent for the ENTER key. It feels good, doesn't it... Your welcome. I know it's supposed to be "You're welcome"... but I ran out of clever wordplay. Satirical, ain't it?
P.S: I forgot to mention "Me and my big mouth" in the end...Damn it!
P.P.S: OH YEAH, I also forgot to insert </end>
<insert title fulfilling one or more of the following conditions>
<br/>
(Condition_1: Two words with the same first letter,
Condition_2: Words that rhyme; better if Condition 1 is also satisfied
Condition_3: A cleverly recycled, already-used phrase; a modified cliche)
<br/>
<Intro:
<br/>
Me and my big mouth... (insert catchy wordplay and puns for a greeting).
*Optional - (insert sincere apologies in case of long delays between blog posts)
*Optional - Post a picture relevant to the subject at hand.>
<br/>
<The actual intro of the topic starts... {usually comprised of witty banters and sarcastic remarks about the negatives of the world we live in [mostly due to society... and every other aspect that falls into place (government, religion, philosophy, love, and all that shizz].}>
<Supporting points that are enumerated in a redundant err... I mean, repetitive... fashion to emphasize the topic at hand.
*Do not mind the crossed out side-quote. Admit it. We all want to know more about the world... doesn't mean that all we know about the world is right. But come on, is being right to others all we care about? Can't we be right to ourselves and be at peace with it?
*The supporting points are not joined in one paragraph... That's just boring. That's why they are called POINTS. If necessary, one point can have a paragraph each but never all points in one paragraph. Hey, I know stuff... but that don't mean I wanna put it out in a way only I can understand. The true genius is understood by everyone. There are always gonna be exceptions to this saying though. Trust me, I've been there...>
<Final words are typed to appropriately close the blog post. This includes the summary, realization, and the AHA! moment usually in a satirical manner.
*Even randomness has a form of organization. It's just a matter of finding where the smooth transition is, in the lines that are blurred.
*I just love how this format starts all algorithmic and slowly becomes more human with all the side-quotes, self-contradictions, and errors.>
FYI <br/> is a line break. It is the programming language equivalent for the ENTER key. It feels good, doesn't it... Your welcome. I know it's supposed to be "You're welcome"... but I ran out of clever wordplay. Satirical, ain't it?
P.S: I forgot to mention "Me and my big mouth" in the end...
Saturday, July 23, 2011
It's Funny...
Me and my big mouth LOL! Laughter is worth a thousand breaths... 'coz it actually is. You force your lungs to inhale and exhale faster to produce the abrupt HA! in your HAHAHAHAHA!
It's funny when you laugh at all the wrong things... for all the right reasons.
It's funny when you laugh at your own mistakes... knowing you will always have the last laugh over them.
It's funny when you think your mistakes can laugh... for they only laugh at you when you're not looking.
It's funny when your laugh doesn't match your physique... because you defied all known laws of stereotypes.
It's funny when you find out that laughing increases your life span by about 7 seconds per laugh.
It's funny when you wonder how to measure a "laugh" to calculate how much more life you have to laugh at.
It's funny when you laugh at life... 'coz you're supposed to laugh with it.
It's funny when you find out that cigarettes do the exact same thing... only in reverse.
It's funny when you believe everything you read.
It's funny when you take advantage of the placebo effect to use what you read to your advantage.
It's funny when you realize how redundant "the exact same" is.
It's funny when anarchy introduces itself... and peace is too peaceful to do anything about it.
It's funny when any random person reading this would consider me the next candidate for "The Joker."
It's funny when everybody's so serious... because they're afraid to be laughed at.
It's funny when we laugh to lighten the mood... because we're trying too hard. We laugh to celebrate spontaneous happiness.
It's funny when you make a joke only you can laugh at... because jokes are meant to put a smile on your face before anyone else's.
It's funny when you laugh at your prejudices, assumptions, expectations, and past mistakes... because they are all a joke.
In the sarcastic words of N.E.R.D...
"Life is but a joke, and the laugh's on you... It's funny, right?"
It's funny when you laugh at all the wrong things... for all the right reasons.
It's funny when you laugh at your own mistakes... knowing you will always have the last laugh over them.
It's funny when you think your mistakes can laugh... for they only laugh at you when you're not looking.
It's funny when your laugh doesn't match your physique... because you defied all known laws of stereotypes.
It's funny when you find out that laughing increases your life span by about 7 seconds per laugh.
It's funny when you wonder how to measure a "laugh" to calculate how much more life you have to laugh at.
It's funny when you laugh at life... 'coz you're supposed to laugh with it.
It's funny when you find out that cigarettes do the exact same thing... only in reverse.
It's funny when you believe everything you read.
It's funny when you take advantage of the placebo effect to use what you read to your advantage.
It's funny when you realize how redundant "the exact same" is.
It's funny when anarchy introduces itself... and peace is too peaceful to do anything about it.
It's funny when any random person reading this would consider me the next candidate for "The Joker."
It's funny when everybody's so serious... because they're afraid to be laughed at.
It's funny when we laugh to lighten the mood... because we're trying too hard. We laugh to celebrate spontaneous happiness.
It's funny when you make a joke only you can laugh at... because jokes are meant to put a smile on your face before anyone else's.
It's funny when you laugh at your prejudices, assumptions, expectations, and past mistakes... because they are all a joke.
In the sarcastic words of N.E.R.D...
"Life is but a joke, and the laugh's on you... It's funny, right?"
Thursday, July 21, 2011
A Different Taste In My Big Mouth
Hello there, long time no blog! Me and my big mouth are just taking in the sophomore experience. And I have got to say that I have a different taste in my big mouth. It isn't just your typical readjustment to academic, social, spiritual, philosophical, and sexual challenges. It's more than that...
It seems as I have developed the sudden feeling of being one with everything; something like a bridge between the infinite and the microscopic. Upon this sudden realization, I feel as curious as a child. Things like school appear as a socio-cultural experiment I am willing to partake in. Activities such as sex are now a celebration of love and life. The beauty of the human body itself starts to fascinate me as well. The same story goes for a leisurely stroll out in the urban jungle; feeling like an alien and an adventurer with intentions to both destroy and create. There's an endless string of questions to go with those sensations as well.
Life is best when it is balanced.
When total peace is finally achieved, will life be boring?
When total good reigns, will there be anything left to challenge us and make us stronger?
What's the use of the good if there's no evil to fight against?
It is the will of God to make us stronger by giving us problems. If He gave us these problems, does that make God the source of evil as well as the good?
Why must love be limited to a boy and a girl?
Can love be as strong (or even stronger) if it were between the same sexes?
Are humans the only creatures capable of loving?
If love is geared towards intense mutual feelings of desire despite self-sacrifice, can love for the bad exist?
If art is subjective, then does that mean everything is art? From the ugliest and most meaningless picture (breaking away from the social norms) to the most common and popular song (easily accessible and easily understood)...
Is there no such thing as "the common good" since humans will never agree on anything as a basis of something good?
Can we not exist by simply saying "We don't exist."? I mean, we gave everything a meaning, even existence...
Can we stop choosing what is good or bad, masculine or feminine, right or wrong, and just BE? We can live a satisfying life based on our own desires without knowing these things. It's just a thing called "society" that screws this aspect called "individuality."
Oh well, I guess I just have to find these out for myself... Yup, I got issues. I hope you got some too. I hope they aren't as... perfect as mine though. Anyway, g'night and happy living!
It seems as I have developed the sudden feeling of being one with everything; something like a bridge between the infinite and the microscopic. Upon this sudden realization, I feel as curious as a child. Things like school appear as a socio-cultural experiment I am willing to partake in. Activities such as sex are now a celebration of love and life. The beauty of the human body itself starts to fascinate me as well. The same story goes for a leisurely stroll out in the urban jungle; feeling like an alien and an adventurer with intentions to both destroy and create. There's an endless string of questions to go with those sensations as well.
Life is best when it is balanced.
When total peace is finally achieved, will life be boring?
When total good reigns, will there be anything left to challenge us and make us stronger?
What's the use of the good if there's no evil to fight against?
It is the will of God to make us stronger by giving us problems. If He gave us these problems, does that make God the source of evil as well as the good?
Why must love be limited to a boy and a girl?
Can love be as strong (or even stronger) if it were between the same sexes?
Are humans the only creatures capable of loving?
If love is geared towards intense mutual feelings of desire despite self-sacrifice, can love for the bad exist?
If art is subjective, then does that mean everything is art? From the ugliest and most meaningless picture (breaking away from the social norms) to the most common and popular song (easily accessible and easily understood)...
Is there no such thing as "the common good" since humans will never agree on anything as a basis of something good?
Can we not exist by simply saying "We don't exist."? I mean, we gave everything a meaning, even existence...
Can we stop choosing what is good or bad, masculine or feminine, right or wrong, and just BE? We can live a satisfying life based on our own desires without knowing these things. It's just a thing called "society" that screws this aspect called "individuality."
Oh well, I guess I just have to find these out for myself... Yup, I got issues. I hope you got some too. I hope they aren't as... perfect as mine though. Anyway, g'night and happy living!
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