Commanded and Conquered.

Comrades! I am happy that some of you are able to take interest in my goods. Please invite more people to buy my products for me. I need to accumulate PhP 1,700 for a 2 Gigabyte memory card for my Playstation Portable. Thank you very much.

By the way, how is school lately? Only the third week, a horde of quizzes came right at our faces, right? I understand too. Level Three Military Training is hard, I know. But we should never falter, no heavy bag nor hard test will drag us down! Let education guide us to the right future, and let us use it for the prosperity of the society!

As you all know comrades, this year is my last year in the Philippines. We can't just get stuff our of our home and fly with them, so things just have to go. Here is the list of what stuff you might be interested to buy. Just tag on the CBox to alert me.


PhP 100 range

Sim City 3000 (sold)
Sim Golf
Crazy Taxi
NBA Live 2003
Homeworld

PhP 200 range

Battlefield 1942
Battlefield Vietnam
Medal of Honor: Allied Assault
Need for Speed Underground 2 (reserved by Tiausas)
Command and Conquer Generals (+ 200 for expansion pack Zero Hour) (sold)
Command and Conquer Tiberian Sun (w/ expansion pack Firestorm free) (sold)
PC User Monthly CD & DVD June 2005
PC Gamer Monthly Battlefield 2142 Video Disc

PhP 300 range

Battlefield 2 (+ 100 for Special Forces expansion pack)
Colin McRae Rally 3

PhP 400 range

Rise of Nations: Gold Edition
Codename Panzers: Phase One
Need for Speed: Carbon Collector's Edition

PhP 500 range

Battlefield 2142 (reserved by Barcenilla)

Php 1000 range

NVidia GeForce 2 MX 400 128mb video card
128 mb memory card

(Note: All prices are subject to change without prior notice. If anything bad happens, please contact me ASAP to get your refund)

Enjoy Comrades. Commander Out.

Everyone at Lourdes High School Department in third year must have known about the sig fig hype. This easy Chemistry lesson talks about Significant Figures and how to count and use 'em during mathematical equations, hence the term was created. Everyone is getting addicted to this particular phrase. Even my comrades want to name ourselves as the Sig Figs, especially during the Science periods and possibly the upcoming Immersion.

But I want my platoon to express more finesse in the catchphrase. This time, we should call ourselves the Sick Figz, epitomizing our being unique as the Cream class and daring in all situations. What do you say comrades? Reply using the CBox feature enabled on this electronic diary. Commander Out.

The day went well and all Recruits know their respective Commanding Officers and Generals. The class of Blessed Benedict had their good times, and it turned out that testosterone is stronger this year than the last one. Why? Most of our CO's and Generals are male! In the previous years, most Officers were women. Nothing's wrong with that, but a lot of us need to take some time to get used to the situation.

Alpha male presence or no presence, we should still focus on our work and do our very best.

That is all comrades. Commander out.

Comrades! Tomorrow will be our first day of school. Have you prepared for the year ahead? Or are you still sleepy from the last summer? Better get your butts off the chair and pack your bags for tomorrow's the big day! I'm really looking forward to see my old friends and meet fresh recruits, or, friends for this school year. But I'm sorry to say this is my last year in this school, or perhaps in the Philippines. Next year, I'll go to Houston and study in college. I know I will miss you guys, but let's make this year the best one yet!


That's all for today comrades. Commander out.

Pax Et Bonum my comrades!

Summer's out and school's in on June 13, Wednesday. Our best spies have acquired intel on the Cream Class roster. Here is the list:

Cream Class - III - St. Benedict of Urbino, Room 105
Adviser - Mr. Arnie Labiano

Student Line-up

1. "Einstein" Alfaro
2. "Peepi Wonka" Aljibe
3. "Thrax" Antonio
4. "Dreamgirl" Aquino
5. "Viper" Arellano
6. "Astro" Asuncion
7. "Demo" Barcenilla
8. "Unknown" Basinillo
9. "Shadow" Bernardo
10. "Preacher" Betita
11. "LebRon" Bustamante
12. "Comrade General" Calanio
13. "Jester" Cruz
14. "Kong" De Guzman
15. "Vercetti" Delos Santos
16. "Rebel" Dela Cuesta
17. "Silent Spectre" Delgado
18. "Kassad" Humpal
19. "Joker" Jose
20. "Dawg" Labrador
21. "Cashman" Lapid
22. "Bass" Lorena
23. "Luster" Lustre
24. "Handsome" Marquez
25. "Freedom" Masanga
26. "Bamboo" Merlan
27. "Dreadnaught" Novales
28. "Ridin' Dirty" Oliveros
29. "Optimist" Padua
30. "Cool Dude" Pailma
31. "Pulse" Palmaria
32. "P-Armor" Penamante
33. "Candy" Quendangan
34. "Skyscraper" Raymundo
35. "Fortress" Revillas
36. "Anonymous" Sansano
37. "Songer" Sta. Ana
38. "ROKR" Tiausas
39. "Ironman" Veluz
40. "Raw" Vivar

Check out your names here. Commander out.

As you all know, my family went to the United States for a little "break". Houston, Texas is my father's base of operations, and we used our '07 Toyota Rav-4 to see good sights in this Land of Liberty. Malls at walking distance, grocery and specialty stores scattered like leaves all over the city, multiple gadgets and gizmos everywhere, and exotic vehicles so common in roads are some stuff that you might see and experience whenever you visit America. Here are some strange facts you will mostly face in trekking this strange land:

1. Everyone's a Technophile - Everywhere you go, America has the latest gadgets in the world. Automated Tissue Paper Conveyors, iPod and Cellphone Vending Machines (yep, that's right... 20 buck bills are not accepted, nor coins. Use the credit card dude.), free-to-use Sony VAIO and Apple laptops, and Blackberry and Motorola phones rule the lives of Americans. Get used to the tech stuff. Geeks are at an advantage today.

2. My Ride's Blinged Already - Endless hordes of exotic cars and monster trucks prowl the everyday streets of Houston. Chevrolet Corvettes and Ford Mustang GT's are the most common sports cars, and Ford F-series Texas trucks are really big (twice the size of the F-150) there. Put it like this : our no. of tricycles are their no. of exotics, and our no. of jeeps are their no. of trucks. That many comrades, that many.

3. It's 9 pm. !!!?!?!?? - Yep, the sun's still up even at 9 pm. In the Philippines, it's pitch-black already at 7 pm. whileas the moon is nowhere to be found yet in Houston. Better rethink your schedules and don't trust the sun much there.

4. Serve Yourself - In the United States, self-service is all the rage in all food establishments and gasoline stations to promote people's responsibilities as good citizens. No cleaners, not a lot of waiters, and also no gas boys to see there! If you want it done right, do it yourself. Practising such responsibilities makes America an organized and prospering country.

5. Food, Glorious Food! - Our large drinks are their peewee thirst quenchers. Their small value size meals are our good-for-3 monster lunches. Our buffets are nothing compared to theirs. Nuff' said.

That's all for today comrades. Commander out.

Hello to all. This is my brand new blog. Same rules apply as always, and for those unfortunate souls who have temporary memory loss, please feel free to post comments and "tag" on the Automated Comment Posting Device, otherwise known as the "CBox". That will be all for today comrades. Commander out.