Eminem - Love The Way You Lie ft. Rihanna (video)

Music video by Eminem performing Love The Way You Lie. © 2010 Aftermath Records


Just gonna stand there
And watch me burn
But that's alright
Because I like
The way it hurts
Just gonna stand there
And hear me cry
But that's alright
Because I love
The way you lie
I love the way you lie
I love the way you lie

I can't tell you what it really is
I can only tell you what it feels like
And right now there's a steel knife
In my windpipe
I can't breathe
But I still fight
While I can fight
As long as the wrong feels right
It's like I'm in flight
High of a love
Drunk from the hate
It's like I'm huffing paint
And I love it the more that I suffer
I sufficate
And right before im about to drown
She resuscitates me
She fucking hates me
And I love it
Wait
Where you going
I'm leaving you
No you ain't
Come back
We're running right back
Here we go again
It's so insane
Cause when it's going good
It's going great
I'm Superman
With the wind in his bag
She's Lois Lane
But when it's bad
It's awful
I feel so ashamed
I snap
Who's that dude
I don't even know his name
I laid hands on her
I'll never stoop so low again
I guess I don't know my own strength

Just gonna stand there
And watch me burn
But that's alright
Because I like
The way it hurts
Just gonna stand there
And hear me cry
But that's alright
Because I love
The way you lie
I love the way you lie
I love the way you lie

You ever love somebody so much
You can barely breathe
When you're with them
You meet
And neither one of you
Even know what hit 'em
Got that warm fuzzy feeling
Yeah them chills
Used to get 'em
Now you're getting fucking sick
Of looking at 'em
You swore you've never hit 'em
Never do nothing to hurt 'em
Now you're in each other's face
Spewing venom
And these words
When you spit 'em
You push
Pull each other's hair
Scratch, claw, bit 'em
Throw 'em down

Pin 'em
So lost in the moments
When you're in 'em
It's the rage that took over
It controls you both
So they say it's best
To go your separate ways
Guess that they don't know ya
Cause today
That was yesterday
Yesterday is over
It's a different day
Sound like broken records
Playin' over
But you promised her
Next time you'll show restraint
You don't get another chance
Life is no Nintendo game
But you lied again
Now you get to watch her leave
Out the window
Guess that's why they call it window pane

Just gonna stand there
And watch me burn
But that's alright
Because I like
The way it hurts
Just gonna stand there
And hear me cry
But that's alright
Because I love
The way you lie
I love the way you lie
I love the way you lie

Now I know we said things
Did things
That we didn't mean
And we fall back
Into the same patterns
Same routine
But your temper's just as bad
As mine is
You're the same as me
But when it comes to love
You're just as blinded
Baby please come back
It wasn't you
Baby it was me
Maybe our relationship
Isn't as crazy as it seems
Maybe that's what happens
When a tornado meets a volcano
All I know is
I love you too much
To walk away though
Come inside
Pick up your bags off the sidewalk
Don't you hear sincerity
In my voice when I talk
Told you this is my fault
Look me in the eyeball
Next time I'm pissed
I'll aim my fist
At the dry wall
Next time
There will be no next time
I apologize
Even though I know it's lies
I'm tired of the games
I just want her back
I know I'm a liar
If she ever tries to fucking leave again
I'mma tie her to the bed
And set the house on fire

Just gonna stand there
And watch me burn
But that's alright
Because I like
The way it hurts
Just gonna stand there
And hear me cry
But that's alright
Because I love
The way you lie
I love the way you lie
I love the way you lie

Lyrics source: Eminem Love The Way You Lie lyrics found on http://www.directlyrics.com.com/eminem-love-the-way-you-lie-lyrics.html

Kim Kardashian in a bikini

Kim Kardashian playing in the beach

Paris HIlton Weird Kiss

I dont know whether you can call this a lover's kiss or just a drunk kiss. Having to show the public what really normal kiss is all about is no this one.

Cindy Crawford in Allure magazine

Here's Cindy Crawford in April issue of Allure magazine posing nude. Did I hear my zipper break or it is just my imagination NOTE: Pic links to NSFW

Carmen Electra is hot in Maxim Mexico

Well, Mexico loves Carmen Electra like we do anywhere else.
It is just that I like her when she does that, being a cover girl, that is.

Actress Natasha Richardson laid to rest

Actor Liam Neeson waves to the crowd and photographers as he arrives to St. Peter's Church in Lithgow, N.Y., Sunday, March 22, 2009, for the funeral of his wife Natasha Richardson. Richardson died Wednesday at a hospital in New York following a skiing accident in Canada. Neeson is accompanied by Richardson's sister Joely Richardson, third right, and sons Micheal Neeson, third left, and Daniel Neeson, second left and Niece Daisy Bevan, right.

Jomari cant stand Pops' snake

Whatever reason Jomari Yllana's were that he decided call it quits with Pops Fernandez, I guess one of those is the snake.

Nobody wants to sleep with a woman with a snake, would you?

Spring Break

What could give more cheers than a having a spring break in the beach.
At the Coca-Cola Beach at the Radisson hotel on South Padre Island, Texas Wednesday March 11,2009.

(AP Photo/The San Antonio Express-News, Delcia Lopez)

Father Fernando Suarez January 2009 schedule

 

 

Sat, Jan 03, 2009: MonteMaria
4:30PM Eucharistic Celebration followed by Healing Service
MonteMaria, Batangas

Contact: Aileen Galang
(632)8423772 / 8423794

 

Fri, Jan 09, 2009:
MonteMaria, Batangas
40 Hour Adoration and Healing Prayer for National Unity and Reconciliation

10:00AM: One Thousand Hail Mary
3:00PM: Eucharistic Celebration
(Bishop Antonio Palang, SDV,DD)
5:00PM: Procession
6:00PM-12:00AM: Group Adoration

 

Sat, Jan 10, 2009
40 Hour Adoration and Healing Prayer for National Unity and Reconciliation
MonteMaria, Batangas

1:00AM Group Adoration
6:00AM Marian Procession
9:00AM & 4:00 PM: Eucharistic Celebration followed by Healing Service
8:00PM- 12:00AM Group Adoration

 

Sun, Jan 11, 2009
40 Hour Adoration and Healing Prayer for National Unity and Reconciliation
MonteMaria, Batangas

1:00AM Group Adoration
8:00AM Closing Eucharistic Celebration (Archbishop Ramon Arguelles, DD)

Contact: Aileen Galang (632)8423772 / 8423794

Wed, Jan 14, 2009:
Our Lady of Queen of Peace
9:00AM Eucharistic Celebration followed by Healing Service
Our Lady of Queen of Peace
Queensrow West Molina, Bacoor Cavite

Contact: Engr. Fernando Pizzaro
Cell: 0928-5581558

Sat, Jan 17, 2009:
MonteMaria
4:30PM Eucharistic Celebration followed by Healing Service
MonteMaria, Batangas

Contact: Aileen Galang
(632)8423772 / 8423794

 

source: http://fatherfernando.com/healingmassschedule.shtml

 

 

No to Villar in 2010

Well, I have no choice until now who will I vote for. We have many presidential contenders and for sure not Senators Manny Villar nor Ping Lacson will I vote.

 

But that is not what I am interested to write about. I was thinking of what happened some few years back when the then House Speaker Manny Villar and House Minority Leader Sonny Belmonte got embroiled with the payola on the privatization of National Power Corporation. I was astonished to hear  Sen. Joker Arroyo to take the cudgel for Villar about the current budget insertions when it was a different thing 8 years ago:

 

''We might as well call that bill the corruption or racketeering bill because it's the biggest racket of them all,'' said Arroyo.

 

Here is the complete news story then April 17, 2000

 

3 solons expose power bill bribe
By Martin P. Marfil
and Jerry Esplanada

 

THREE members of the House of Representatives yesterday revealed that legislators were bribed into passing the Omnibus Power Bill last week.

 

Sanlakas Rep. Renato Magtubo and Akbayan Rep. Loretta Ann Rosales said they received P500,000 each although they voted against House Bill 8457, or the Electricity Industry Reform Bill, which seeks to sell the National Power Corp. after its P500-billion debt was transferred to the taxpayers.

 

Rep. Joker Arroyo of Makati City called the payoff the ''untold story'' in the passage of the bill.

 

''We might as well call that bill the corruption or racketeering bill because it's the biggest racket of them all,'' said Arroyo, who said he had nothing to return.

 

A congressman, who asked not to be named, estimated that members of the House had received a total of at least P120 million in exchange for the passage of HB 8457.

 

In a press conference she and Magtubo called, Rosales said: ''We are merely party-list legislators who voted against the measure. What more for those who voted yes?''

 

''I don't think Congressman Arnulfo Fuentebella got half a million pesos like us party-list legislators,'' Rosales said, referring to the chair of the House energy committee.

 

Rosales told the INQUIRER and Pinoy Times, the only papers which attended the press conference, that she had returned the money.

 

Magtubo, who had kept the P500,000 in cash as evidence, said the money was an institutional bribe for Congress which sold out in favor of private interests.

 

''It was not only a payoff for each individual lawmaker but a bribe for the whole Congress. It is a payoff for Congress for selling out the people's interests,'' Magtubo said.

 

But Speaker Manuel Villar yesterday said that he was not aware of what Magtubo was talking about.

 

''It is not my policy to pay congressmen for their support for any particular bill, much more, for their attendance of sessions,'' Villar said.

 

Still, he said he would ask the chamber to look into the matter.

 

For his part, Angelito Banayo, presidential assistant for political affairs, brushed aside speculations that the Palace was involved in the alleged payoff for the passage of the bill, which President Estrada had certified as urgent.

 

''All I know is that we were given assurances by Villar that he will be getting it through (before the Holy Week break),'' Banayo said.

 

Another Malacañang official, who asked not to be named, doubted whether the payola happened.

 

''Congressmen are aware of the importance of the bill. They will not settle for P500,000 when they can very well haggle for a multimillion-peso pork barrel-funded project,'' said the official.

 

The official said the money could be for the ''allowance and travel expense'' of congressmen so that they would have something to spend for their constituents during the long Holy Week break.

 

Source of money

 

Magtubo said he believed that the money came from parties interested in the sale of Napocor.

 

''We in Sanlakas see the importance of knowing where the money came from. We are sure it came from families and companies which have vested interests in the juicy sale of the Napocor,'' he said.

 

''With this exposé, we are giving the Senate enough reason to kill this bill,'' he said, adding that Congress deserved to be bombarded with protests.

 

Magtubo and Rosales said the money was handed to them after the House approved the bill on third and final reading by a vote of 146-30 with one abstention following 20 hours of debates.

 

The two expressed hope that other legislators who also received money would return it and testify.

 

''For three days, I waited for my other colleagues to come out and speak . . . I am still hopeful that many of my independent-minded colleagues will soon come out and do the same,'' Magtubo said.

 

Magtubo and Rosales said word about the money started to circulate a week before the House approved the bill.

 

Magtubo said he wanted to lay a trap but could not do it when the money was handed to him right in the House.

 

''We had planned an entrapment but because it happened inside Congress, it did not materialize,'' Magtubo said in Filipino.

 

Banayo said that if Rosales and Magtubo were wise, they should have set up an entrapment to make their charges stick.

 

Belmonte's office

 

Magtubo said the money was given to him around midnight of Tuesday after he was asked by Romblon Rep. Eleandro Madrona if he had gone to the Office of Quezon City Rep. Feliciano Belmonte, the House minority leader.

 

Magtubo said he went to Belmonte's office and someone gave him an envelope containing 500 pieces of P1,000 bills.

 

Rosales, on the other hand, said the money was given to her Wednesday after the House voted on the measure.

 

She said she received the envelope in the office of Belmonte but returned it later after discovering that it contained money.

 

Rosales believed that the money came from the office of Speaker Villar.

 

''The money was coursed through the Speaker . . . The money came from the Office of the Speaker and was coursed through the minority (leader),'' Rosales said.

 

Rosales and Magtubo noted that Belmonte was not in his office when the money changed hands. They said Belmonte was in a hospital when the bill was being discussed.

 

Rosales said she was told that the money given her was for attending the session.

 

But she said the money was meant to keep her mouth shut.

 

''When I asked, they answered this is for attendance . . . That money was intended for us to keep quiet. All of us (in the opposition) voted no but we were still given the money,'' she said.

 

Newspaper owner

 

Arroyo said he had an idea who was behind the payoff.

 

''Not a single story on the power bill came out of the paper that person owns. Some stories were slanted but at least they got published,'' he noted. ''But the money did not come from him but from somebody else.''

 

Arroyo did not identify the newspaper owner.

 

Magtubo said he was not surprised to see full attendance during the April 11 and 12 sessions.

 

''This was also the payoff that enticed our 'diligent' lawmakers to stay overnight and untiringly deliberated on the bill until the following day. This P500,000 is the price for our 20-hour sacrifice,'' he said, noting that the House was unable to muster a quorum in its previous sessions.

 

Recalling last week's 20-hour marathon session on the power bill, another opposition congressman said: ''Like in a classroom, you can't help but feel the vibrations. House members were in full force. That didn't happen before, not even during budget deliberations.

 

''Quite a number stayed for 20 straight hours, which was unusual. Why stay beyond the call of duty? How in the world would a bill as dry as a power bill could make House members attend the session?'' he asked.

 

A House official who asked not to be named observed that ''even the perfumed ladies (referring to some female legislators) stayed late. That has never happened here at Batasan.''

 

Southern Leyte Rep. Aniceto Saludo said he was ''not aware, nor was I offered any kind of financial consideration to support the said bill.''

 

''Perhaps this is part of Congressman Magtubo's continuous efforts to destabilize the House as he has been doing so in the past,'' Saludo said.

 

Support for colleagues

 

But Quezon City Rep. Mike Defensor, like Arroyo, expressed full support for Rosales and Magtubo.

 

''I support them on their call and I give them my commitment,'' Defensor said.

 

Asked about the alleged payoff, the opposition legislator said that ''if that's the case, then there should be a review of the power bill.''

 

Like Rosales, Arroyo said power rates were not likely to go down despite the privatization of Napocor.

 

Both Arroyo and Rosales predicted the cost of electricity would go up since consumers would assume the burden of paying for the bulk of Napocor's loans.

 

The national government would also absorb a portion of Napocor's debts ''but it will be taxpayers like you and me who will pay for that,'' Arroyo said.

 

Opposition Rep. Oscar Moreno (Lakas, Misamis Oriental) described as ''unconscionable'' the practice of passing the power company's loans to consumers.

 

In Bacolod City, Sen. John Osmeña warned he would not allow the Senate version of the Omnibus Power Bill to pass unless a tax imposed on geothermal power in the Visayas was removed.

 

''That is unfair, it is a tax paid only by Visayans,'' said Osmeña, chair of the Senate energy committee.

 

The Visayas has two geothermal power plants--one in Palinpinon, Negros Oriental, and another in Tongonan, Leyte.

 

At present, the government imposes a 60-centavo per kilowatt hour tax on these geothermal power plants, according to Osmeña. With reports from Armand N. Nocum in Manila and Carla P. Gomez and Nereo C. Lujan, PDI Visayas Bureau

 

Harry Taňamor fought his best

Boxer Harry Taňamor, the only  hope for Pinoy medal loses to Manyo Plange of Ghana during a men's light flyweight 48-kilogram preliminary boxing match at the Beijing 2008 Olympics in Beijing, Wednesday.

Pinoy Olympic Team

If you haven't got the list of our team in Bejing;

Eric Ang -Shooting
Ryan Paolo Arabejo -Swimming
Daniel Coakley -Swimming
Henry Dagmil -Track & Field
Hidilyn Diaz -Weightlifting
Rexel Ryan Fabriga -Diving
Tshomlee Go -Taekwondo
Mark Javier -Archery
Miguel Molina -Swimming
Sheila Mae Perez -Diving
Mary Antoinette Rivero -Taekwondo
Christel Simms -Swimming
Harry Tanamor -Boxing
Marestella Torres -Track & Field
Jb Walsh -Swimming

from Yahoo Sports

Jenna Jameson's Have your cats and dogs spayed or neutered

There is something wrong somewhere here on PETA's campaign. To have your pets spayed or neutered is... I don't know, what the heck. I like this photo of Jenna Jameson.

It's not what you think.  The Photoshop can do wonders, that's it.

Amanda Beard - Be Comfortable in Your Own Skin

If you think Olympic is just plain speed, muscle and precision, think again. Amanda Beard, the incredibly gorgeous U.S. swimmer posed naked for a brand-new anti-fur ad, just as the Olympics are about to kick-off in Beijing.

This Olympic gold medalist promoted the stunning "Be Comfortable in Your Own Skin" ad  hours after Beijing officials stopped her from holding a news conference.

"I'd much rather go naked than ever put a dead animal on my body." That's all I heard from her.

Eva Mendes' butt

Fur, fur, fur, no way. I'd rather go naked, said Eva Mendes. PETA has probably got all the models they want for their anti-fur campaign.

Hey, can PETA get me as model as well.

A [Wish] Prayer For You

A [Wish]Prayer For You
by: Jesus Santos Guzman, Jr.

 

School is over
And everyone has a wish.
But, why should I wish
When I can pray?
That way the answer
Is GOD'S to say.
I pray that you grow up
Not six feet tall,
But there in your top
So you won't think small.
A heart for good nature
Good thoughts for the soul,
Small people are giants
When their spirit is whole.

 

Isoy

 

Copyright ©2008 Jesus Santos Guzman, Jr.

 

 

Please rate this poem at Poetry.com

 

Slow Down

Slow Down
by: Jesus, Jr. Santos Guzman

 

No time for the children?

 

No time for the wife?

 

No time for yourself?

 

Brother, take time for reflection
for here we are lost in a jungle

 

of structures.

 

Demented by the sophistications

 

of life in the city.

 

Rushing the hours

 

for financial stability.

 

But, what have we really achieved?

 

This solitude amidst a rousing crowd

 

is the loneliness felt by the soul.

 

For deep in the crevice of being

 

is a beggar left untold.

 

So,

 

take each day a step,

 

savor each moment in depth,

 

for here we are missing everything

 

that life wants us all to feel.

 

Copyright ©2008 Jesus, Jr. Santos Guzman

 

Please rate this poem at Poetry.com

 

 

Oblation Run - Butt naked and frontal nudity only in U.P.

Its not the anniversary of the Alpha Phi Omega, but the fratmen who ususally run every month of December did this time for the university's 100th foundation day.

Shortly before 11 this morning about 100 of the Alpha Phi Omega fratmen of the university dashed the short distance beween Vinzon's hall to Palma hall wearing only shirts and masks covering their faces which stopped a few minutes at reporters and photographers for photo ops. The naked run started in 1977 to promote the play " Hubad na Bayani" which is also served as a homage to their frat member who died in frat rumble.

More than a form of protest, the frontal nude running is more like a reminder to the UP students as a selfless offering of the Filipinos to their country. (Well, I could dare this brods that I could do it without the mask, luckily I belong to Lambda chap. But whatever, I may look silly at 44 but I still have the boyish features ;-) - Smiley 83A)

With the University of the Philippines 100th year, a preview of coffe table book 100 Nudes/100 Years: The Book, which compiles and highlights selected art pieces featured at the said exhibit. The centerspread is the "Nine Muses" of the much awarded alumnus scupture Napoleon Abueva.


100 Nudes/100 Years is on view until June 25. For more information, contact 920-6871, 920-6875 or 920-6868.

Boston Celtics wins over LA Lakers 131 - 92

The Boston Celtics dominated the Los Angeles Lakers and won 131-92 in Game 6 to capture their 17th NBA championship Tuesday.

Six game results BOS 4 - LAL 2

Game 1: at BOS
BOS 98, LAL 88 - Final

Game 2: at BOS
BOS 108, LAL 102 - Final

Game 3: at LAL
LAL 87, BOS 81 - Final

Game 4: at LAL
BOS 97, LAL 91 - Final

Game 5: at LAL
LAL 103, BOS 98 - Final

Game 6: at BOS
LAL 92, BOS 131 - Final

Tax exemption for minimum wage earners passed

The bill sponsored by Senator Francis “Chiz” Escudero for exempting minimum-wage earners from paying income tax and increasing personal and additional exemptions to all taxpayers was passed in both chambers and signed into law by Pres. Gloria Arroyo.

The foregone revenue from the exemption of minimum-wage earners and the exclusion of their overtime pay, night differential, holiday pay and hazard pay from income tax including increase in personal and additional exemptions for all taxpayers is P14.25 billion. This amount is targeted to be compensated by the P15.03 billion to be earned with the 40-percent Optional Standard Deduction not only for the self-employed and professionals but also for corporations.

With the increase in personal exemptions, a salaried employee earning P10,010 a month would have an additional take-home pay of P5,671.02 a year if unmarried; P8,142.04 a year as head of the family; or P6,971.02 a year if married with four children.

An employee earning P15,026 a month would have an additional take-home pay of P6,543.10 a year if unmarried; P15,686.20 a year as head of the family; and P14,286.20 a year if married with four children. - Manila Times