i tried to watch the pre-pageant night last Sunday even though my eyes were getting heavier by the second. i must see who deserves to represents our dear country to the international pageants, namely Miss International, Miss World, and last - but definitely the most coveted - Miss Universe.

best thank you girls of 2009

i haven’t watched it from the very start since we were watching a movie (Legion), but good thing i caught it at the swimsuit competition.

i must say that the contestants for this year are mixed from sexy, not too sexy, and mama-must-have-told-them-they-are sexy. but when it comes to face value, most of them are not stunning enough, if not all.

then came the evening gown presentation. as soon as i saw the first gown, my brows began to kiss because of such sight. those gowns were hideous! those gowns of pink and purplish something really caught my attention, in a bad way. it lacks imagination, as if frankenstein created it. plus those were not even properly ironed!

i turned the tv off and went to sleep.

we still have to find out who will be our best bet for this year’s battle of the bombshells. out of the 24 lovely candidates, i picked Krissa Mae, the girl from GoBingo, because for one she’s the only one i know by name (I have other two but I forgot their names completely). two, she looks gorgeous enough. three, her boobs are big enough.

Good for Miss Universe

i think she will do good and i want her to represent for Miss Universe. but she has to go on a diet, tone those abs a bit more, practice on her posture, and really practice more on the way she walks!

but i hope Stella Araneta would read this open letter first.

click this pic to go to the official site

due to my being busy-busyhan mode (i always run for cover behind busy-busyhan mode hehe), i rarely know what is happening with the world around us. i don’t know whatever happened to that koreanovela adaptation, and i even surprised myself that Santino is still alive and kicking.

i also did not know that SEA Games Laos 2009 already started a few days ago.

you can watch the opening ceremonies/PE presentation here.

but what really ticked me off this time is the lack of support that we got from our government and media. Philippines is the only country that does not have media coverage (hypothetically, Malaysia gets its coverage from Singapore and Timor Leste from Indonesia). You can see the list here.

with this lack of support, i can not blame our own athletes for not giving it all. it’s already obvious that the government does not give much to them, plus this one. and yet the government are having an eye for those gold bling-blings?

rili nao?

*soopah doopah excited. soopah doopah just can’t hide it*