Blogging it with ATTITUDE
Yup. A new trailer of the much awaited “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” has already been released. In fact, I got it right here in this blog entry.
Well, I admit that I myself can’t wait to watch this another Harry Potter movie. However, there is no final date yet as to when will it be showing.
As of now, all we could do is wait and pray that Yates didn’t tweak the story too much on this one. So, here’s the sneak peek…
Okay… I saw this photo in the web and tried the illusion. It’s really fun so I thought of posting it here too.
Optical Illusion by www.moillusions.com
So tell me, what do you see?
Is it a very sensual image? Or maybe something else?
According to scientific research, children do not recognize erotic scenes. Guess what’s in their minds.
They saw nine dolphins instead.
Why is that so? Well, an adult’s mind is more ‘corrupted’ that’s why there is difficulty in spotting the nine dolphins.
Try searching the image again for the dolphins. If you were not able to find them in the first six seconds, then your mind is heavily corrupted. 
X’S: I only saw seven of them. hehehe…
After the very much annoying episode of “Desperate Housewives” making that comment about Filipino doctors, here’s another nasty one from the BBC that would surely enrage all Filipinos both in abroad and in the country. Take a look at the video…
Last night, I saw in the news the much talked about episode of BBC’s “Harry and Paul”. The episode shows a Filipina maid being ordered by one of the main characters, Harry to dance, gyrate and seduce Harry. It was a very horrible scene and even if the tv program is supposed to be a comedy, I bet that no Filipino bought that joke. In fact, it’s not a JOKE.
According to the headlines, the Philippine embassy has already written United Kingdom’s media regulatory agency, the mayor of London, the secretary of state for women, and the television network to complain about the said tv program.
In a certain interview, Philippine Ambassador to the UK Edgardo Espiritu criticized the skit as “gutter humor.” According to him, the show opposes the British government’s advocy in observing equality and respect for human rights.
Filipino organizations have also started rallying in protest to the said show.
Well, a comedy show will only be funny if the humor does not tend to degrade or hurt other people. Media should always know their responsibilities and limitations. In this case, BBC went beyond the lines of comedy. Yes, they insulted the Filipinos with that racist episode BUT they also threw garbage and mockery to their own yard. It’s such a shame that they aired a video showing how they, the Britons, exploit their maids. Thus, the program also featured what kind of employers they are. Tsk! tsk! tsk!
I do hope that BBC will realize the damage they did. They owe the Filipinos an apology. And it should be made PUBLIC too.
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