Adobo ni Travis
Nope, not pron. Actor and model (not to mention Mr. World USA 2007 hubba-hubba!) Travis Kraft teaches us how to cook adobo. Enjoy!
The otaku profile
So you are a self-proclaimed otaku, right? Wanna know if your style fit the nomenclature? A Japanese online polling organization made use of a sample of 1,101 for their survey on what makes someone an otaku based on appearance. The following are the top ten tell-tale signs of a male and a female otaku: MALE OTAKU 1. Anime print T shirt 2 Anime print paper bag 3 Bum bag/fanny pack 4 Wearing a bandana around the head in a hachimaki...
Love zap ’em
This game from Ampgames is called Love Zapper 2 (actually, the kanji in the opening reads Gakuen Romansu). It’s girly and fun! Zap your way to the guys’ hearts and gain love points for more zapping power! Just beware of those other girls. They’ll try to steal your boylets away. Just keep on clickin’ that mouse to wipe those nasty rivals away. And they do literally fly out of the picture! And the more...
Avenue Q and pron
“Grab your d*ck and double click for pron, pron, pron!” — Trekkie Monster, Avenue Q Haha! Fooled yah! It’s been almost a month since I’ve watched the final performance of Avenue Q Repeat at the RCBC Carlos P. Romulo Auditorium, but my head is still full of the experience! You see, ever since I’ve accidentally stumbled on this musical three years ago (I was surfing the Internet for new Broadway...
Spiderman climbs Shinjuku building
Yeah, so I’m a YouTube junkie. What do you expect? I was searching for Spider-Man clips (Batman pa rin the best!) when I found this: If my rusty Nihongo is right, French climber Alain Robert scaled the Shinjuku Center Building (this was in 1998), which was about 230 meters (54 stories) in height. He actually asked an official for permission but when denied, he ran and climbed the wall (barehanded) nevertheless. It took him about...
Hello Kitty osenbei
Sanrio must really be rich by now with their expanded merchandise. Aside from licensing a special Hello Kitty rifle, they now have special message osenbei (Japanese rice crackers. There are some sold here of which the most common brand is called Wan Wan)! Look at the stuff I bought when my and my spiritual hubby, Nagase Tomoya’s phantom kid was born. The 5-piece pack costs 1,088 yen (tax included). Photos from the Sanrio...