government takes a bite off the ol’ apple.

Newsweek posts “Apple’s New Weapon”  about US Military is issuing iPod touches to soldiers.

(poorly edited. you get the point.)

“Apple gadgets are proving to be surprisingly versatile. Software developers and the US Department of Defense are developing military software for iPods that enables soldiers to display aerial video from drones and have teleconferences with intelligence agents halfway across the globe. Snipers in Iraq and Afghanistan now use a ‘ballistics calculator’…” (click to read full article)

Apple has reached the government’s appeal. Or it’s the government that has taken hold of Apple’s commercialized products and I am angry and terrified with this idea. It is NOT ideal, whatsoever. IT IS WAR. It is the production of war. I own an iPod touch and I listen to music, play games like Brain Toot, check my email and watch South Park videos. Cheese and rice, and now I might just be able to use it as “a remote control for a bomb-disposal robot” which is an intrigiuing concept, but I way prefer to use it for music and what it’s originally made for.

Money, money, money. Can I at least buy some peace, please?

just gaze.

 

 

plain and simple: american apparel.

I had a job interview this evening and part of what was said reminded me of something I should just post in my blog (oh, but I hope I get a position for that job!) So yes, it’s my extended review on American Apparel. I found this in my laptop from awhile back:

Plain and Simple: American Apparel
Walk into any American Apparel’s imperium and you’re presented by a canvas of multitude colored cotton T-shirts, shiny bathing suits, sheer dresses all organized in a rainbow between white humble walls. As you take a few steps further, you are subtly relaxed by an optimistic atmosphere and begin to browse through clothes at ease. Recurring customers, including myself, appeal to American Apparel because of their simple yet distinct style. Their styles range in casual, sophisticated, funky, and even sexy, depending on how you wear an American Apparel outfit.

trapped babies. haha.

peekaboo!! lol

HAHAHA oh no! To keep babies warm, the product Peekaru Fleece is here to buy! Oh great, just what babies needed. Talk about the Snuggie blanket, this is just another one like it! Except for babies! At least this is better because babies don’t need to worry about  lowering their self-esteem like wearing a Snuggie with your mom at a baseball game.

rubber phone.

Alright, so you buy a new phone, drop it one day and “oh no! it’s scratched! I should’ve bought me a case for it!”  Well, two designers, Simon Yan & Jose M Perez resulted in a product called the SaY mobile phone, a phone rubberized already, being able to withstand all that hardship and such.

Simple rectangle thingy but it’s thin, sleek, modern and all that yummy jazz the iPhone gets praised for. 

especially to my family: “coke ko to!”

Any of you recall The Coke Beat back in the Philippines? It’s where it originated. Although, not long ago—2003. 
Watch this:

The two girls are battling over  the bottle of Coke, whoever does the routine perfectly gets the Coke! Hahaha, I love this!

Lyrics: