How Do You Like Your Cookies?

Published by JOSELITO B BISENIO in Ethnic
December 12, 2008
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If ever you would have the chance to change your ethnicity, would you do it? I, myself, am guilty of committing such thought of traitor. There are so many things those other countries posses that we cannot have. There are so many progresses that seem to be an unachievable horizon for our dear old country. Don’t you want to get those?

Bizarre Eating Places: Stressed Out Customers Can Beat Up Staff, Throw TV on the Wall

Published by JK Kristie in Food
November 29, 2008
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Were you ever so angry over someone that you wish you can hit him? Then you probably want to be at these eating places where you can release all your pent-up rage by doing just about anything you want. Seriously.

Unusual Eating Places: All-Dwarf Staff Restaurants

Published by JK Kristie in Travel
July 13, 2009
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These restaurants would be just another eating place if not for the waiters. All of them are small people.

Top 10 Trivia: At Least We Have to Know

Published by claris fernandez in Random
August 30, 2008
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Some worldly facts you may not have learned otherwise.

Bizarre Burial Rites

Published by Lost in Arizona in Random
August 11, 2008
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Here are five unusual funerary rites.

Five of the the World’s Weirdest Museums

Published by Louie Jerome in Offbeat
August 9, 2008
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Not all museums house fossils, bones, and stones. Some have intriguing secrets hidden within.

Have You Got Pasalubong?

Published by twopenneth in Travel
July 9, 2008
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Culture of giving travel token and how it’s beginning to lose it true meaning.

Cebu’s Pride: Sinulog Festival

Published by twopenneth in Travel
June 22, 2008
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A carnival, Pinoy-style.

Balut, an Asian Treat

Published by Roger Harris in Food
June 4, 2008
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When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Thus, when in the Philippines, eat Balut, a local treat.

The Japanese Diplomat in the Philippines

Published by nobert soloria bermosa in Political
March 17, 2008
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Japanese people can’t pronounce the letter “L”. That’s why they are sometimes misunderstood.