Showing posts with label faggotry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label faggotry. Show all posts

Friday, November 20, 2009

Fixated

I've always been proud of being freaking normal, like I'm thisclose to boring. I mean, I would like to believe I'm not manic-depressive, schizophrenic, or antisocial.

Perhaps I have bouts of the disorders I mentioned, like you know, one second I'd feel like I'm Jacqueline Jablonski and the next second I'm Tao Okamoto (that's my version of bi-polarity).

OK, OK, I have my delusions, but tell me, who is not delusional these days, aber?

One time my colleague recommended this quiz on Facebook to test if I have some sort of a psychological disorder. And gosh, I said if it is on Facebook it must be a valid uber scientific test! So off I took the quiz, which surprisingly had about thirty items instead of the usual five questions. I thought, hmmmm, this is more scientific than I initially thought.

Just as I expected, I fell under the boringly normal category, somewhere in the middle of some freaking spectrum... EXCEPT that I have a tendency to be obsessive-compulsive.

Gasp! Finally, I have a claim to some disorder after all! How exciting is that? I would've wanted something more romantic, like I don't know, depression or schizophrenia, which would lead me to do grand works of art or saintly deeds (hello, Joan of Arc?).

Anyway, I reckoned, obsessive-compulsive is not that bad. I can live with that. So I was prompted to do a mayjay self-reflection and soul-searching to see if indeed I have patterns of OCD.

I was doing this grand self-examination while brushing my teeth and intently looking at the timer to make sure I dedicate at least thirty seconds brushing the top of my left-side lower molars before I proceed to the right-side upper molars and so on.

Tanaaaah, epiphany galore!

I checked my toothbrush holder and I saw three toothbrushes that I use everyday. The softest toothbrush in the morning, the mid-soft toothbrush after lunch, and the hard bristles for the evening.

And then I continued further on my self-examination of my supposed OCD while I carefully floss my teeth, making sure I reached the tiniest gaps in my teeth, which was followed by cleaning my tongue with these tongue cleaner thingies, and eventually finishing the whole oral ceremony with exactly fifteen seconds of gargling mouthwash to make sure I have a totally clean mouth.

Wait... I do have to run my tongue around my teeth hoping I did not miss some bits, otherwise I have to brush my teeth even more.

This whole mouth-cleaning routine consumes about twenty minutes each night that God makes. Does that qualify for OCD?

OK, OK, I am quite concerned about having order in my immediate surroundings.

Like, in my bathroom, I make sure that all the bottles of shampoo, body wash, and facial wash have to be white. I do not base the choice of shampoo for instance on whether it gives me bouncy or shiny hair. Fuck that. I just need the freaking bottle to be white to match with the body wash.

And the books on my shelves. Oh my god, where do I start? I arrange them according to size. Nothing annoys me more than a book protruding from among its shelf-mates, in which case, I have to transfer it beside a book of its size. I don't care if the books are not arranged alphabetically or by topic, I just want them neatly standing according to height.

The thing is, I'm not exactly crazy about cleanliness. Like I don't mind dust so much (like I haven't swept my floor since Thaksin was ousted from power) as long as things look neat and in order. My mind could not just be put to rest if things are out of place.

However, the obsession for order does not cut across everything. Like my closet is one big mess (God bless my closet). It's just that I demand more from my books, CDs, and bathroom stuff.

Oh, I'm also constantly crazy about the flat iron. I always think that I forgot to unplug it.

Several times I'd already be at the bus stop and I'd run back to my building, scared out of my wits that my floor is in flames just because I did not unplug the flat iron (only to find out that I did, as always). Or I'd be inside the shower and from out of nowhere I'd panic at the thought that I left the flat iron on so I'd rush outside with just bubbles covering my nipples.

One last thing, I have this obsession with pencils, pens, and notebooks. I only use my Muji pen for my Muji notebook, which I bring with me all the time. I have a notebook and a corresponding pencil beside my bed just in case I need to list something (or someone's name... hihihihihi).

Meanwhile, I love pencils. Let me say that again... I LURV PENCILS. I steal pencils from hotels where I attend meetings... just because. I don't use them though coz I have specific requirements for the ones I use.

I swear by Staedtler 2H for the notepad beside my PC. Nothing else writes on that notepad, puhlease. And then I use a Staedtler 2B for my "work notebook" coz it writes in heavy black that matches my eyes.

Oh, nothing frustrates me more than un-sharpened pencils, BTW. Show me an un-sharpened pencil and I'd die in two seconds flat. At least now you know how to kill me.

Monday, November 16, 2009

Bakla in Motion

Weekend report... in pictures with premier stariray Donita Rose Mary "Baby" Arenas.

Bangkok Arts and Culture Centre

Shopping at a second-hand store in Siam Square.

At Tha Tien market (near Silpakorn Univ and Thammasat Univ).

Old cassette tapes.

Say cheese!

The clavicles are giddy... damn right they're better than yours...

Wang Lang market (across the river).

Some finds at Wang Lang's famed second-hand shops.

Twilight Dancers.

Bulaga!

Saturday, November 14, 2009

I Heart Lyka Bergen

It came far and wide.

From San Francisco to Hong Kong (thanks to the erstwhile Czarina of Penang).
From Hong Kong to Manila.
From Manila to Roxas (thanks to Fuchsiaboy).
From Roxas to BangCock.

Ladies and bayots...

I. Died. And I'm talking MAYJAY multiple orgasms here, my sweethearts.

Khorp khum maak kha, Miss Lyka.

It all started with a wish. I just said the three magic words: Up To You.

Remember this post when I threw a wish to the universe? And then a month later Lyka posted this on his blog.... proof that wishes do come true!

Do you recall the Miss Universe song? As his little sister, I wanna sing this now for Miss Lyka...

You are my star
You light my way

You brighten all my nights and make my day...


Like a hope…like a dream

No request, is too extreme

When you wish, upon a star

Your dreams, your dreams come true...


La la la, la la la...


Moving on... look who's in town, bitches?

Wednesday, November 04, 2009

Dear Santa...

It's been rather chilly here in BKK the past couple of days... and chilly means 22 degrees in the evening. Brrr...

If anything, the cool weather reminds me that Christmas is fast approaching and for sure Las Islas Filipinas is deep into the holidays already, at least starting September, di ba mga kababayan?

Christmas is so not my thing. It just does not go with my skin tone.

But then, I love receiving gifts, who doesn't, non? And since I know Santa Claus reads my blog, instead of sending him a letter to the North Pole, I might as well post my wish list here. I'm writing this early so he has enough time to pack them and send them to BKK.

Dear Santa, I know I've been a good boy this year. I have not been eating carbs since June and I have been refusing plastic bags from Seven-Eleven. Don't you think I merit a larger loot from you this year?

Santa, I really, really insist that you give me these stuff on Christmas day. I would even put up a Christmas tree this year so you'd know where to place the gifts when you visit my little room in the attic next month.

Now let's start, shall we, Santa? Do you have a pen and paper with you all ready?... Game!

A Canon G10. I heard they're releasing the G11 sometime next year, so if you can get it in advance please do so. I mean, try using your influence. You're Santa Fucking Claus after all.
One year subscription of Vogue Paris, Italian Vogue, American Vogue, i-D, Arena Homme Plus, Les Officiel Hommes, Dazed and Confused, Time Magazine, and Newsweek. Hmmm... Why don't you make that a three-year subscription so I don't have to bother you with this wish next year?

A Vespa... in black. Ciao!
Hope in a Jar... coz Oprah said so. Hmmm, make that a dozen bottles coz I don't want to ask it from you next year.
An air ticket to India... round trip of course. And no, Santa, I don't fly budget airlines. Like, HALER???

And if you can add a two-week stay in some ten-star hotel there, I would not mind of course. I'm like so tired of being a backpacker, you know.

An air ticket to Brazil. I haven't visited my home for... I don't know, I've lost count of the years.

I know it sounds like human trafficking, if not white slavery, but if you can add a Brazilian-Japanese into the package, well, I promise not to feed him carbs. Wait, make that two Brazilian-Japanese so that they can play with each other when I'm not around, no?

Tuesday, November 03, 2009

Kawadjan on Yvan Rodic's Blog... OH. EM. GEEE!!!

Like I can die now.

Oh.

Em.

Geee!!!

I appeared on Yvan Rodic's blog (that's Face Hunter's alternative blog)... Well at least my precious little brooches. Tse!

I mentioned in a previous post that we went to the Face Hunter party last Friday and that Yvan took photos of my brooches, which I bought from Siam Square a couple of months ago. So there, he posted the photo on the blog, along with the other fabulous pics of the party.

OK, I can like really die now.

See the entire post here.

Photo courtesy of Yvan Rodic.

Loy Krathong Kabaklaan

Dumping a few pictures of the Loy Krathong celebration last night, my third time to experience the festival.

Loy Krathong is one of my favorite festivals in the Land of Smiles. It's not as frantic as Songkran and way less commercialized than Christmas and New Year. Loy Krathong is rather more solemn and just chill.

For a background on Loy Krathong, please refer to this Wikipedia entry, puede?

Bubbles and I decided to wreak havoc in Chulalongkorn University where we were astounded by raging students running all over the campus.

Damn, look what we found? Two gorgeous boys whom Bubbles were daring enough to have our pictures with. Hahahaha. How insane is that?!

Anyway, they are way too cute to let go of, chai mai? OMG, my ovaries! How do you say, "I wanna have your babies pronto" in Thai?

May balloon balloon portion pa! How Sherryl Cruz and Romnick Sarmienta, di ba?

Bubbles and I then moved to Lumphini Park to meet Liwayway and Simply Em. There we released our little floats in one of the park's ponds.

I'm just a bit worried how they'd dispose all those floating garbage, chai mai?

Thanks to Bubbles for the photos 2, 4, and 5.

Monday, October 19, 2009

Elle Fashion Week: Zenithorial

The Elle Fashion Week Autumn/Winter ran last Thursday until Sunday, which featured some of the biggest names in Thai fashion. Disaya, 27Friday, Stretsis, among others showed some spectacular clothes that I would be having wet dreams of in the coming months... if only I can afford them.

But what I'd SURELY have wet dreams of are the shoes and swimming trunks in the Zenithorial collection (see the full collection here via ThaiCatwalk.com).

Don't you agree?

(All photos are courtesy of Thai Catwalk.)

Monday, September 14, 2009

Muse

OMG, the prints are out. I'm talking about my updated portfolio, which is just in time for the fashion weeks in London, Milan, and Paris. Too bad they did not make in time for New York, but there's always next season.

As mentioned in the previous post, the Czarina of Penang was instrumental (instrumental daw oh!) in my latest photos.

But before we see them, allow me to pull out some pictures from the archives to remind you about something...

Yeah, these pictures were taken by the Czarina of Penang in the now infamous shoots in Penang and Laos last year. Gosh, remember how even Vogue Italia practically stole our concept (see the controversial story here)?

I know, I know, I'm now like the official muse of the Czarina of Penang!!!

We do have a special collaboration all the time. All he needs to say is:

"Bayot, i-werq mo nga yang (insert location/item here, i.e. hagdan, bato, pinto, puntod, palanggana, bangka, dildo, kama, pusa, aso, kalabaw, etc.). Now. Na."

Such few words to change fashion photography fowevah, non? So without missing a beat, I'm werqing whatever I was told to werq, no questions asked even if I have to bleed to death.

Anyway, I've said enough... let's just take a look at the pictures already. Keri? Keri!

Let me also credit the wonderful people who provided the very, very expensive (not to mention exclusive) items for this mayhay editorial:

Hat - Khao San Road
Shirt - Chatuchak Soi 17 Section 13 Stall 22
Pekpek shorts - Khao San Road, with an uber cute Burmese owner
Sun glasses - Khao San Road, in front of the Indian tailor
Watch - Iloilo tabuan (pasalubong from Donita)
Silver bracelet - Chiang Mai evening market
Rubber bangles - Surigao public market
Cork necklace - pasalubong of Don Protasio aka Fuchsiaboy the Empress of Siem Reap
Shoes - Castro

Oh, by the way... look who has a new signature pose?

I'm so tired of jumping shots already, a lot of other people have copied the pose from me. Right, Kiel? (Peace, mareh!)

My new signature pose is the "lambitin sa hagdan pose". It's so original and inspired. Perfect for social climbers like moi, di ba?

Again, super thanks to the Czarina of Penang for what was yet another ferosha work. I'm super humbled, I swear.

Gosh, can I like expect our concept to be copied by Vogue Paris? I would not be surprised.

That's all, bitches.

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