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chiruruzu wrote:

chanrakter wrote:

That is Sophie's World indeed!

Aww! That's cute! The ice cream man! Teehee!

Again, I have a lot! But tie between Gabriel Garcia Marquez and his lovely imagery and Jostein Gaarder and his subtle philosophical waxing.

Complete this: _________ is so good, it should be illegal.

Ooh, I just finished gabo's hundred years of solitude., i like this more than love in the time of cholera, though both are literary masterpieces in their own way.,

eh? if it is good, i don't think i want it to be illegal., toink!

same question.,

marianner wrote:

chiruruzu wrote:

chanrakter wrote:

That is Sophie's World indeed!

Aww! That's cute! The ice cream man! Teehee!

Again, I have a lot! But tie between Gabriel Garcia Marquez and his lovely imagery and Jostein Gaarder and his subtle philosophical waxing.

Complete this: _________ is so good, it should be illegal.

Ooh, I just finished gabo's hundred years of solitude., i like this more than love in the time of cholera, though both are literary masterpieces in their own way.,

eh? if it is good, i don't think i want it to be illegal., toink!

same question.,

I've read One Hundred Years of Solitude. How the town of Macondo evolved through the Buendia family, GGM makes you feel like you're part of it! However it gets a little boring at parts..

I prefer Love in the Time of Cholera, because I'm quite the romantic myself. How Florentino Ariza becomes seemingly maniacal in his pursuit for his love, how Fermina Daza transforms into an elegant social butterfly since she married, how Juvenal Urbino hid his real love for Fermina until the very end.. The story enchants me every single time. Whenever I read it again, I still get overwhelemed by GGM's magical and powerful style of writing - the great use of description and detail. Even when you open a random page, you are instantly transported to their world..

chanrakter wrote:

marianner wrote:

chiruruzu wrote:

chanrakter wrote:

That is Sophie's World indeed!

Aww! That's cute! The ice cream man! Teehee!

Again, I have a lot! But tie between Gabriel Garcia Marquez and his lovely imagery and Jostein Gaarder and his subtle philosophical waxing.

Complete this: _________ is so good, it should be illegal.

Ooh, I just finished gabo's hundred years of solitude., i like this more than love in the time of cholera, though both are literary masterpieces in their own way.,

eh? if it is good, i don't think i want it to be illegal., toink!

same question.,

I've read One Hundred Years of Solitude. How the town of Macondo evolved through the Buendia family, GGM makes you feel like you're part of it! However it gets a little boring at parts..

I prefer Love in the Time of Cholera, because I'm quite the romantic myself. How Florentino Ariza becomes seemingly maniacal in his pursuit for his love, how Fermina Daza transforms into an elegant social butterfly since she married, how Juvenal Urbino hid his real love for Fermina until the very end.. The story enchants me every single time. Whenever I read it again, I still get overwhelemed by GGM's magical and powerful style of writing - the great use of description and detail. Even when you open a random page, you are instantly transported to their world..

I know right!

chiruruzu wrote:

chanrakter wrote:

marianner wrote:

chiruruzu wrote:

chanrakter wrote:

That is Sophie's World indeed!

Aww! That's cute! The ice cream man! Teehee!

Again, I have a lot! But tie between Gabriel Garcia Marquez and his lovely imagery and Jostein Gaarder and his subtle philosophical waxing.

Complete this: _________ is so good, it should be illegal.

Ooh, I just finished gabo's hundred years of solitude., i like this more than love in the time of cholera, though both are literary masterpieces in their own way.,

eh? if it is good, i don't think i want it to be illegal., toink!

same question.,

I've read One Hundred Years of Solitude. How the town of Macondo evolved through the Buendia family, GGM makes you feel like you're part of it! However it gets a little boring at parts..

I prefer Love in the Time of Cholera, because I'm quite the romantic myself. How Florentino Ariza becomes seemingly maniacal in his pursuit for his love, how Fermina Daza transforms into an elegant social butterfly since she married, how Juvenal Urbino hid his real love for Fermina until the very end.. The story enchants me every single time. Whenever I read it again, I still get overwhelemed by GGM's magical and powerful style of writing - the great use of description and detail. Even when you open a random page, you are instantly transported to their world..

I know right!

oh well, either way, it only proves that Gabo is one talented writer., the known proponent of Magical Realism., together with Jorge Luis Borges anyway., I might pursue studying this literary trend., here's to hoping.,

okay., back on topic.,

what physical response (sweating, palpitating, getting sick) usually gives you the idea that you are in love???

chanrakter wrote:

Oooh! Most probably heart palpitations! Haha! And my voice being higher than usual! Haha!

If you were to write a film with only one August member as cast, who would you cast and what's the storyline?

(stupid question, I know!)

chiruruzu wrote:

chanrakter wrote:

Oooh! Most probably heart palpitations! Haha! And my voice being higher than usual! Haha!

If you were to write a film with only one August member as cast, who would you cast and what's the storyline?

(stupid question, I know!)

It would be joe., DIVANESS!!! storyline??? hmmm, his adventures in the continued quest to discover his inner diva., (may ganun?!)

same question

chanrakter wrote:

Nine. In a sort of French-inspired romantic film. Storyline?

Nine is this saxophonist at this club in Bangkok. He's known not just for his music skills but also for his antics on stage. One day, a girl named Ratana sits in the audience. She is the only one who never laughs at his jokes. Nine then challenges himself to make her laugh or, at least, smile. He befriends her and instantly becomes the "insane" friend in their clique. But still, no smiles from Ratana.

This is when he finds out about her awful past....and realises he is falling for her!

Whew! That was more of a plot synopsis, really! But it was fun making it! Is it good? You be the judge!

Same question!

chiruruzu wrote:

chanrakter wrote:

Nine. In a sort of French-inspired romantic film. Storyline?

Nine is this saxophonist at this club in Bangkok. He's known not just for his music skills but also for his antics on stage. One day, a girl named Ratana sits in the audience. She is the only one who never laughs at his jokes. Nine then challenges himself to make her laugh or, at least, smile. He befriends her and instantly becomes the "insane" friend in their clique. But still, no smiles from Ratana.

This is when he finds out about her awful past....and realises he is falling for her!

Whew! That was more of a plot synopsis, really! But it was fun making it! Is it good? You be the judge!

Same question!

wow chan, you really are the daughter of duplex., I must say I am impressed... Do you know that your dad is a writer too??? not much of a writer myself (more of a literary critic)

You two have a lot to talk about., go chan!!! You should pursue it., Just don't forget me when you're already big.,

what unusual talent you have that you don't want other people to know???

blissinabox wrote:i choose you PET!!! and the story would be he has cancer and he dies. the end...LOL!!!! kidding...

seriously though, i will pick NON!!!!

story would be like, a typical boy pursuing his dreams...but the catch, he's blind...

love this question!!!! SAME QUESTION!!!!!

chanrakter wrote:

chiruruzu wrote:

chanrakter wrote:

Nine. In a sort of French-inspired romantic film. Storyline?

Nine is this saxophonist at this club in Bangkok. He's known not just for his music skills but also for his antics on stage. One day, a girl named Ratana sits in the audience. She is the only one who never laughs at his jokes. Nine then challenges himself to make her laugh or, at least, smile. He befriends her and instantly becomes the "insane" friend in their clique. But still, no smiles from Ratana.

This is when he finds out about her awful past....and realises he is falling for her!

Whew! That was more of a plot synopsis, really! But it was fun making it! Is it good? You be the judge!

Same question!

wow chan, you really are the daughter of duplex., I must say I am impressed... Do you know that your dad is a writer too??? not much of a writer myself (more of a literary critic)

You two have a lot to talk about., go chan!!! You should pursue it., Just don't forget me when you're already big.,

what unusual talent you have that you don't want other people to know???

OMG! Thanks chiru!

Yeah, I do love to write! I see stories in mundane things (Made a poem about apathy with eyeliner as the main symbol, for example). And yes, I'd love to pursue it!

Of course, I'll never forget you guys!

Really? Daddy Dup writes too? Must talk to him about that! Perhaps, share ideas?

I have unusual talents but I don't mind people knowing so I guess I can't answer this!

*Points back to her previous question! Teehee!*

blissinabox wrote:

chanrakter wrote:

chiruruzu wrote:

chanrakter wrote:

Nine. In a sort of French-inspired romantic film. Storyline?

Nine is this saxophonist at this club in Bangkok. He's known not just for his music skills but also for his antics on stage. One day, a girl named Ratana sits in the audience. She is the only one who never laughs at his jokes. Nine then challenges himself to make her laugh or, at least, smile. He befriends her and instantly becomes the "insane" friend in their clique. But still, no smiles from Ratana.

This is when he finds out about her awful past....and realises he is falling for her!

Whew! That was more of a plot synopsis, really! But it was fun making it! Is it good? You be the judge!

Same question!

wow chan, you really are the daughter of duplex., I must say I am impressed... Do you know that your dad is a writer too??? not much of a writer myself (more of a literary critic)

You two have a lot to talk about., go chan!!! You should pursue it., Just don't forget me when you're already big.,

what unusual talent you have that you don't want other people to know???

OMG! Thanks chiru!

Yeah, I do love to write! I see stories in mundane things (Made a poem about apathy with eyeliner as the main symbol, for example). And yes, I'd love to pursue it!

Of course, I'll never forget you guys!

Really? Daddy Dup writes too? Must talk to him about that! Perhaps, share ideas?

I have unusual talents but I don't mind people knowing so I guess I can't answer this!

*Points back to her previous question! Teehee!*

wow!!! your a writer? im a frustrated writer...but my grammar always lets me down...*curses* ahahhaha...

well, i can recite the alphabet backwards....is that a talent? ahahha...

what would be the 3 things you can't live without?

blissinabox wrote:@chiru: wow!!! hehehe.. well, lahat ng nakabasa ng "story" ko eh puro grammar ang inaapela...nakakadepress na nga eh...hehehe...jokes..

uhm..

1.internet
2.tv
3.money

if you could be at two places at once, what are those places and why?

chiruruzu wrote:

blissinabox wrote:

chanrakter wrote:

chiruruzu wrote:

chanrakter wrote:

Nine. In a sort of French-inspired romantic film. Storyline?

Nine is this saxophonist at this club in Bangkok. He's known not just for his music skills but also for his antics on stage. One day, a girl named Ratana sits in the audience. She is the only one who never laughs at his jokes. Nine then challenges himself to make her laugh or, at least, smile. He befriends her and instantly becomes the "insane" friend in their clique. But still, no smiles from Ratana.

This is when he finds out about her awful past....and realises he is falling for her!

Whew! That was more of a plot synopsis, really! But it was fun making it! Is it good? You be the judge!

Same question!

wow chan, you really are the daughter of duplex., I must say I am impressed... Do you know that your dad is a writer too??? not much of a writer myself (more of a literary critic)

You two have a lot to talk about., go chan!!! You should pursue it., Just don't forget me when you're already big.,

what unusual talent you have that you don't want other people to know???

OMG! Thanks chiru!

Yeah, I do love to write! I see stories in mundane things (Made a poem about apathy with eyeliner as the main symbol, for example). And yes, I'd love to pursue it!

Of course, I'll never forget you guys!

Really? Daddy Dup writes too? Must talk to him about that! Perhaps, share ideas?

I have unusual talents but I don't mind people knowing so I guess I can't answer this!

*Points back to her previous question! Teehee!*

wow!!! your a writer? im a frustrated writer...but my grammar always lets me down...*curses* ahahhaha...

well, i can recite the alphabet backwards....is that a talent? ahahha...

what would be the 3 things you can't live without?

@chan: whoah, so you're a post modern writer i see., that's good.,

@bliss: i can help you with the grammar problems., just send me the story and i'll try to edit it., but anyway, if the story is good, grammar is but only a second factor.,

three things... 1.book 2.tv 3.internet

same question.,

chiruruzu wrote:

blissinabox wrote:@chiru: wow!!! hehehe.. well, lahat ng nakabasa ng "story" ko eh puro grammar ang inaapela...nakakadepress na nga eh...hehehe...jokes..

uhm..

1.internet
2.tv
3.money

if you could be at two places at once, what are those places and why?

ay bad naman nila., it should have been content first, grammar second., every writer should be given poetic license., after all literature and language are two very different but inter-related components.,

that's hard... it would be in my home with the family and anywhere with my friends., para wala ng curfew or unnecessary questions kung saan nanggaling pag.uwi sa bahay., hahah

If you were to say something to Barack Obama, what would it be???

chanrakter wrote:

chiruruzu wrote:

chanrakter wrote:

Oooh! Most probably heart palpitations! Haha! And my voice being higher than usual! Haha!

If you were to write a film with only one August member as cast, who would you cast and what's the storyline?

(stupid question, I know!)

It would be joe., DIVANESS!!! storyline??? hmmm, his adventures in the continued quest to discover his inner diva., (may ganun?!)

same question

Nine. In a sort of French-inspired romantic film. Storyline?

Nine is this saxophonist at this club in Bangkok. He's known not just for his music skills but also for his antics on stage. One day, a girl named Ratana sits in the audience. She is the only one who never laughs at his jokes. Nine then challenges himself to make her laugh or, at least, smile. He befriends her and instantly becomes the "insane" friend in their clique. But still, no smiles from Ratana.

This is when he finds out about her awful past....and realises he is falling for her!

Whew! That was more of a plot synopsis, really! But it was fun making it! Is it good? You be the judge!

Same question!

marianner wrote:

chanrakter wrote:

chiruruzu wrote:

chanrakter wrote:

Oooh! Most probably heart palpitations! Haha! And my voice being higher than usual! Haha!

If you were to write a film with only one August member as cast, who would you cast and what's the storyline?

(stupid question, I know!)

It would be joe., DIVANESS!!! storyline??? hmmm, his adventures in the continued quest to discover his inner diva., (may ganun?!)

same question

Nine. In a sort of French-inspired romantic film. Storyline?

Nine is this saxophonist at this club in Bangkok. He's known not just for his music skills but also for his antics on stage. One day, a girl named Ratana sits in the audience. She is the only one who never laughs at his jokes. Nine then challenges himself to make her laugh or, at least, smile. He befriends her and instantly becomes the "insane" friend in their clique. But still, no smiles from Ratana.

This is when he finds out about her awful past....and realises he is falling for her!

Whew! That was more of a plot synopsis, really! But it was fun making it! Is it good? You be the judge!

Same question!

Starring Non Rigulasurakarn.

A romantic film.

Italy. 2 weeks before Ash Wednesday, it is Carnivale di Venezia - Carnival of Venice.

Suchin, a carefree tourist whose main purpose for going to Italy is to experience the Carnivale, and what better way to do it that participate in the festivities!

Non, an Italian Studies major at the American University of Rome, makes the journey to Venice in order to photograph the Carnivale.

What will happen as the two meet amidst the magical chaos of Carnivale?

Will the birthplace of romance (that's Venice!) be able to permeate the hearts of Suchin and Non, and perhaps meld them as one?

___________________________________

It was fun making this.

marianner wrote:And I thank you for dragging my inner writer back out! *hugs*

blissinabox wrote:i choose you PET!!! and the story would be he has cancer and he dies. the end...LOL!!!! kidding...

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chiruruzu wrote:
If you were to say something to President Barack Obama, what would it be???

duplex wrote:

chiruruzu wrote:
If you were to say something to President Barack Obama, what would it be???

uhh...what were you thinking when you gave the Queen of England an ipod?




what do you like about whp and what do you dislike about it?

pchy wrote:


Haha! I think the queen already had an ipod even before Obama decided to give her one XD I read it somewhere...

duplex wrote:

pchy wrote:


Haha! I think the queen already had an ipod even before Obama decided to give her one XD I read it somewhere...

yea, she did. but I guess it could be an upgrade from her old ipod.


what do you like about whp and what do you dislike about it?