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Dress For Your Party

1. P599 wala nga lang red pero ganda to. imagine mo yung ferretti mo diyan. Pwede pang araw araw. Himdi talaga dress ang dating. Casual lang yan.(Haba ng paliwanag, siguro gets mo na na sana ito ang isuot mo)

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3 Di ko masyado na picturan kasi nakabantay yung tindera. Para siyang yung mga pang Muslim or Indian. Basta parang Batik. Ang sa cleavage niya kalahati lang ng linyang yan. Abot ata yan kalahati ng tuhod tapos hindi maluwag sobra. Pwede ka mag denim shorts sa ilalim tapos ferretti. Hindi kita shorts. Hehehe yan yung napicture kong combination. Sorry naman nakialam kung anong combination. Pwede pang araw araw din. P1000 (Haba ng paliwanag, siguro gets mo na na sana ito ang isuot mo sana)

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From ProfessionalHeckler (http://professionalheckler.wordpress.com/2011/11/28/kc-concepcion-unedited/)

KC CONCEPCION: UNEDITED

28 11 2011

OVER THE LAST THREE WEEKS, we have been bombarded with news about the Arroyos, the De Limas, the Aquinos, the Topacios and the Revillas/Bautistas. On Sunday, ABS-CBN gave us a breather of sorts. Everyone is now talking about the interrupted romance between Star Magic talents KC Concepcion and Piolo Pascual.

However, the network didn’t allow the public to see the full interview. The show had to edit out statements to protect some personalities. An anonymous source sent us the deleted portions of the tell-all conversation. Indulge!

Boy Abunda (BA): Kristina, napanood mo ba ‘yong viral video ni Atty. Midas Marquez?
KC Concepcion: Tito Boy, I’ve seen worse! Believe me. Hindi lang pilantik ng mga daliri. Hindi lang taas ng kilay. But I don’t wanna go into detail. ‘Di ba may instruction sa atin sina Ma’am Charo at Tita Cory Vidanes na ‘wag pag-uusapan ang gender ni PJ? Sundin natin ‘yon.

BA: Atty. Ferdie Topacio is in the news these days. Ano ang masasabi mo sa kanya?
KC: At least siya Tito Boy, may itlog. Handa niyang itaya ‘yon alang-alang sa taong minamahal niya. Pero ‘yong taong minahal ko, never kong nadama kung may itlog siya. Never niya akong binigyan ng pagkakataon Tito Boy.

BA: Your dad used to support former President Arroyo. I’m sure, you’ve seen her in the news. May reaksyon ka ba sa nangyayari sa dating pangulo?
KC: ‘Yon ang masakit Tito Boy (weeps), ang dating pangulo kasi, malinaw ang kalaban, si Secretary De Lima – babae. Pero ang kalaban ko, lalaki! Ano namang laban ko sa isang lalaki Tito Boy?! Ang sakit eh.

BA: Bukas, November 28, one month na mula nang patayin si Ram Revilla. Your thoughts on the issue…
KC: Tito Boy, Ram is still lucky. Nakakulong ang mga suspek na sumaksak sa kanya. Pero ako? Daig ko pa ang sinaksak nang ilang beses sa puso pero ‘yong suspek, nakakalaya pa rin until now.

BA: Kristina, naglabas recently ng ruling ang Korte Suprema on Hacienda Luisita. Ipapamahagi na raw ang ekta-ektaryang lupain sa maliliit na magsasaka. May mensahe ka ba sa mga farmers?
KC: I am genuinely happy for them Tito Boy. At hanga talaga ako sa mga magsasaka dahil marunong at magaling silang umararo. Pero ‘yong taong minahal ko, hindi eh. Ang sakit Tito Boy. Hindi ko na kaya. (weeps)

BA: Mainit pa ring pinag-uusapan ang RH Bill sa Kongreso. Let’s talk about contraceptives, condoms, in particular. Anong stand mo?
KC: Tito Boy, I can’t relate. Never kaming umabot sa level na pinag-usapan ang protection. Sorry.

BA: I’m sure narinig mo na ang balita. Bohol Representative Rene Relampagos wanted to rename Edsa and call it Cory Aquino Avenue. Pabor ka ba?
KC: Ang hirap magsalita Tito Boy. Pero ito lang ang masasabi ko, nakaka-relate ako sa Edsa Tito Boy. Kasi kapag magkasama kami ni PJ sa kuwarto, dinadaan-daanan lang niya ako.

BA: Bago tayo maghiwalay, gusto kong mapasaya ka kahit papaano. Let’s play Pinoy Henyo. I will ask Yes, No, or Pwede questions. Ikaw na ang mag-isip ng Henyo word.
KC: Sige Tito Boy. Meron na. (Shows the word to the televiewers: PIOLO)

BA: Tao ba ‘to?
KC: Yes
BA: Babae?
KC: Pwede!
BA: Lalaki?
KC: Puwede!
BA: Alam ko na! Lesbian!?
KC: Pwede!
BA: Bakit gano’n? Lahat pwede!? Hmmm… gay?
KC: Ahm, may memo si Ma’am Charo. Ayokong sagutin.
BA: Ang daya naman. Napapanood or lumabas before sa ABS-CBN?
KC: Yes.
BA: Rustom Padilla sa PBB!
KC: Pwede!
BA: Ang hirap naman. Teka, nagkaroon ba siya ng relasyon sa babae pero kinuwestyon ng publiko?
KC: Oo!
BA: A-ha! Eric Santos! O, naging sila ni Rufa Mae Quinto huh!
KC: Hindi!
BA: Hindi si Eric? Meron pa ba? Wait! Si Kuya Germs!
KC: Hindiiiiii! Hahaha
BA: Na-link sa ‘yo!?
KC: Oo!
BA: Sure ka ba? It can’t be Lino Cayetano.
KC: Hindi!
BA: May parating na soap opera?
KC: Oo!
BA: Pinayagan kang magpa-interview para magamit sa promo ng darating niyang soap opera?
KC: Tumpak!
BA: Jericho Rosales?
KC: Hindi!
BA: Ang hirap naman. Sirit na nga!
KC: Hay naku Tito Boy, OA ka. Ini-etchos mo lang ako.
BA: Of course I know it’s Piolo. Pinapangiti lang kita Kristina. Nanonood si Piolo ngayon, anong gusto mong sabihin?
KC: Mark my word PJ, mark my word… lalabas din ang totoo!
BA: Nanonood si MB ngayon, may mensahe ka ba?
KC: Tito Boy, nasa memo ‘yan. Bawal banggitin ang pangalang ‘yan. No comment ako.

BA: One final question Kristina. Ito ang tanong ng sambayanan at gusto nilang marinig mula sa ‘yo ang kasagutan: Bakla ba siya?
KC: Napakabait niyang tao Tito Boy.

BA: Inuulit ko, bakla ba siya?
KC: Sobrang lambing niya Tito Boy.
BA: Kristina, maraming salamat sa pagtitiwala sa ‘The Buzz.’
KC: Thank you Tito Boy.

BA: Mga kaibigan… bukas po ang aming programa sa panig ni Piolo Pascual. Ang sa akin lang, huwag sana tayong humusga kaagad. Sa lahat ng usapin, marapat po lamang na pakinggan natin ang dalawang panig. Sa isyu naman ng homosekswalidad, gusto kong ibahagi ang sinabi ng American actor and playwright na si Harvey Fierstein. He said, “Never be bullied into silence. Never allow yourself to be made a victim. Accept no one’s definition of your life; define yourself.” Magbabalik po ang ‘The Buzz!’

[Alvin Elchico: Sa ulo ng mga nagbabagang balita... ]
Overheard: Sinungaling si Tito Boy. Hindi na bumalik ang ‘The Buzz.’
Say Something!
Isang suhestyon sa kadalasan ay magulong TV Patrol Poll:
Anong basic na pangangailangan ni KC Concepcion ang hindi maibigay ni Piolo Pascual? A: Oo B: Hindi. #angLabo!
To vote, type TVP A or B and send to 2222 for all networks except for GMA7 and TV5.
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“People think it is holding on that makes you stronger, but sometimes it’s letting go.”
- Anonymous

Quote of the Weak
“May mga hinahanap ako na basic lang na hahanapin ng isang babae sa isang boyfriend, sa isang lalaki. Pero, masakit man sabihin, hindi ako yung, siguro nag-fail din ako dahil hindi ako yung kailangan niya sa buhay niya. Or hindi ako yung hinahanap niya sa buhay niya. And hindi, hindi ko mabigay sa kanya yung kailangan niya.”
- KC Concepcion on Piolo Pascual

That Kind of Love That Makes Life Worth Living...

 

Any Thought Of Yours Can Be This Image's Caption

About 60,000 strangers helped Lola Aurelia find her missing husband.
In return, the 78-year-old woman taught them a lesson about love.
Aurelia Matias’ poignant quest to find her beloved Luis, 78, who had been missing for weeks in the streets of Manila, captured the imagination of thousands after a street photographer snapped her picture and posted it on Facebook (FB).
It quickly went viral as more than 60,000 Facebook users shared, reposted and retweeted the black-and-white photo showing a bespectacled Lola Aurelia, her back facing the camera with the missing person poster pinned to her dress.
With the help of big TV networks covering the unfolding story, a search was launched. Finally, on Tuesday evening, Lola Aurelia found Lolo Luis in a dramatic reunion near the Quirino station of the Light Railway Transit on Taft Avenue.
“Many thanks to the many people helping me. They did not let me down,” she said in an interview aired over “24 Oras,” the evening newscast of GMA network.
“First to God. I know all the people who helped me, God gave you to me,” Lola Aurelia said.
Campaign starts
The online campaign to find Lolo Luis began on Monday with a picture posted on Facebook by “Reddie Js,” a street photography enthusiast.
“I saw this old woman sitting by herself yesterday at the corner of Buendia and Roxas Boulevard,” he said in a note that accompanied the photo.
“Surprised to see a sheet of bond paper pinned in front and the back of her dress with a picture of a missing old man, I asked her about it and she said it was her husband who had been missing for two weeks now,” he added.
“I was touched by her integrity and was pained to see her looking for him in that manner so I decided to help her, too. I asked permission to post her picture here in FB to be shared by others as help for finding Mr. Luis Matias,” Reddie said.
The photo drew dozens of comments, mostly expressing support and vowing to help spread the story.
A Facebook user named Allan Du Yaphockun wrote: “My parents (have) been married for 57 years before my father passed away last August. My mother still misses my father so much. It pains me to see a situation like this. Although I am far from Manila. I would comment, like and share this to show concern and spread the search.”
So touching
Another, Charmaine Santiago Dee So, said the photograph was so touching it made her cry. “Hope she finds lolo soonest as I can feel her pain. I know God will bless them both and he will find a way,” she posted.
On Wednesday, Reddie expressed joy that Lolo Luis had been found. He thanked everyone who helped, including the GMA and ABS-CBN networks, whose “big machinery,” energized the search, as well as all Facebook users who circulated the picture.
But he said he was most grateful to Lola Aurelia: “Your extravagant way of showing how you love your husband so much that you would go thru such depths of even wearing the posters on your dress was the reason I noticed you,” he wrote.
“It caught my eye, and my heart! That is the simplest reason why you found Lolo again! The picture I took of you is the best picture I know I’ll cherish forever. It is a picture of ‘Love.’ Maraming maraming salamat po (Thanks a lot) Lola!” Reddie said.
Tears for love
Journalist Kara David, who personally joined Lola Aurelia in her search, said she couldn’t help but shed tears as she listened to Lola Aurelia describe her love for her husband.
“I had to ask the cameraman to zoom in to Lola because I didn’t want the camera to catch me crying,” she said in a phone interview.
“What she showed was unconditional love. She was saying, ‘I don’t want to just see him again, but I want to serve him. I want to serve him still.’ For me, that was a huge lesson about love,” David said.
She said she felt a sense of “community spirit” in the search for Lolo Luis as strangers sent text messages with information about his possible whereabouts, or just simple greetings of best wishes and good luck.
“This is one situation when we saw how social media can be used for something good, and that social media can be a tool for compassion, not just for bullying, or spreading destructive lies or jokes,” she said.
Trending topic
On Tuesday evening, “Lola Aurelia and Lolo Luis” became one of the top “trending topics” on Twitter worldwide, as netizens posted comments on the couple’s moving reunion.
David said Lola Aurelia’s story was a “jewel” among missing persons’ stories because of the kind of person she is.
“She is such an endearing person; she is not your ordinary person. Here you have an elderly woman who will walk long distances to look for her husband. That’s the reason this story became such a hit,” she said.
False alarms
After several false alarms and various trips around Metro Manila when the information sent via text message or online turned out to be false, David said a concerned citizen eventually sent a tip that someone who looked like Lolo Luis was spotted near the Quirino LRT station.
By then David said she had left to file her story at the GMA offices in Quezon City. “What I did was to leave my cameraman and my driver with Lola Aurelia so they could check out the other places,” she said.
Which is why she was not on the scene during the actual reunion. “I didn’t mind because the story wasn’t about me. It was about Lola Aurelia and Lolo Luis,” she said.
David said there was no “network war” involved in the coverage of Lola Aurelia’s story, and she even credited ABS-CBN as being the first to interview her on Tuesday.
But she said GMA just “got lucky” since her cameraman happened to be with Lola Aurelia for the latter half of the day till early evening when Lolo Luis was finally found, resulting in 24 Oras’ exclusive footage of the reunion. With a report from Lawrence de Guzman, Inquirer Research

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