Stupid police and stupid law in the Philippines. I don’t get it. I mean, I’m sure we didn’t break any rules but the police pulled us over and then while D was trying to talk to him, he kept cutting D off and saying that we’re wasting his time (riiiight), and that we should just give him something. He kept saying “Are you gonna give? Are you gonna give?” over and over and over again. Stupid. Fucking stupid. What kind of police is that?! Then, he pulled over another car (who really did commit a violation) and upon seeing that a police officer was inside that car, he let the car go. What the fuck!? Just because you’re a police doesn’t give you the right to break the law. Whatever. Pfft. Stupid.

Porn? Haha, if you've heard of Avenue Q, then you probably know this song.

I was lucky enough to win a ticket to the June 17th show in their farewell run. I watched it with my sister while my mom and her friend went shopping at a nearby mall.

The play was good. There were some parts which I thought to be boring, but over-all it was good.

I especially liked the part where they sang "Mix Tape" and "You Can Be as Loud as the Hell You Want (When You're Makin' Love)" and I got teary-eyed with the song "There's a Fine Fine Line"

I liked the character of Gary Coleman the most because of the actor who played his character (Aiza Seguerra). I love her voice and her acting.

I also liked the actor who played Princeton -- he's hot! Hahaha!

Well, that's it. Oh yeah, after the show, we bought a shirt and a pin! Also, we saw Aiza Seguerra and took a picture with her! Yay!

We (H, B, T, J, L) went to Magnet Cafe at Serendra for the David & Goliath media launch. A lot of bloggers were there and I even saw familiar faces! Yay. The event was hosted by Gabe Mercado and SPIT (Silly People Improv Theater) people [special mention: Kenneth. I think he was really talented and funny too. The one playing the organ/piano was also good!] They were really great hosts, that I can say. They made everyone laugh and they made the night fun for us.

When we got there, the first thing we did was to take pictures at the Fotoloco booth. Then, we registered and got this folder which contained basic information about David & Goliath, and the Little Losers. When we got inside, it was already time to eat so we fell in line. The food was delicious, although the pasta noodle was not "al dente." Haha. I can't really describe how it was. The dessert was delicious!

After the "ice breaker", we played charades. H, B, J, T, and I formed 1 team and luckily, we won! So we got prizes! After that, there was another game and then they awarded (gave away) prizes to other people.

We left after that because H had to go home supposedly to study for his exam but we got home late so I'm guessing he's already asleep by now and he's just going to wake up later to study. (see previous entry for details on the way home)

I wanted to have a caricature of me done, but there wasn't time so... Maybe next time.

We were given really cool loot bags with lots of cool stuff before we left the venue. Yay!

Before leaving Serendra, we passed by the David & Goliath store to look at shirts. We were supposed to buy shirts, but then H was in a hurry so we decided to leave.

Over-all, I think the event was a success because we had fun and we got to know more about David & Goliath and the Little Losers.

Hoping for other events like this. Haha!

5 things about David & Goliath (from the press kit):

1. David & Goliath is an American clothing company founded in 2000 by Todd Goldman.
2. Todd Goldman's company was named after his father (David) and his dog (Goliath).
3. The brand is noted for printing slogans and quotes with accompanying images that highlight tongue-in-cheek humor and are meant to make people laugh.
4. David & Goliath is available in over 3, 500 retail outlets worldwide and their website is: www.davidandgoliathtees.com
5. The collection is now available at David & Goliath stores located at Bonifacio High Street, Powerplant Mall, TriNoma, Robinsons Place Manila Midtown, Greenbelt 5 and Rustan's Makati.

3 things about the Little Losers (from the press kit):

1. Little Losers are a collection of graphic misfits that pay tribute to character stereotypes, which still stay true to David & Goliath's acerbic sense of humor.
2. The collection features 57 characters (21 are currently available in the stores).
3. The Little Losers are available in adults' tees for both Chicks and Dudes at Php995 each.

Some Little Losers (from their website):