Death threats are old hat. Think of something more original, like saying that KC Concepcion and Piolo Pascual broke up because of the crisis involving Arroyo. Say that one of them is pro-Arroyo while the other is pro-Aquino. Add that they would reconcile if the administration will allow a house arrest. Or that they may even get married if they let Arroyo leave for treatment abroad. Show-biz fans are more gullible than the average Filipino.
Why would anybody want GMA killed? By: Neal H. Cruz
Of course life seemed much better at least during the 1970s and early 1980s. That is truly the most deceptive thing of all. That was paid for by the billions upon billions Marcos borrowed, which we paid for with our forests and seas, the bulk of which Marcos and his cronies stole anyway. That was the one thing that guaranteed the bitter harvest afterward. It began to unravel toward the last few years of Marcos’ rule, which compelled him to rely on the “Binondo Central Bank.” That was what guaranteed our doom afterward, or our conversion from being one of the brightest to the one of the wretched-est countries of the world.
Shakespearean” is the default adjective when one wishes to describe something that is complicated and full of stunning revelations about human nature, while feigning a knowledge of Shakespeare’s work. We know this because we do it all the time, for instance, “The Wire is so Shakespearean.” It is convenient because unless we say it in the presence of literature majors there is little likelihood that someone will call our bluff; everyone will be busy nodding in agreement, lest their ignorance be exposed. (As in “Hahahaha! Di ko gets.”)