Just few days ago, I had my own dose of paranoia. Quite funny because kahit ako, I’m not expecting na magiging ganun ako ka-paranoid. I’m not the type of person who jumps into conclusion hanggat wala akong naririnig or nakikita. Okay okay, it all started when my girl asked a permission from me that she’ll go out and watch a movie. Our conversation went like this:

L: Hon, wala ka naman mamya. Nuod na lang kaming movie.
N: Sino kasama mo?
L: Si Happy, hintayin ko sya from school.
N: Weeee makikipagdate ka lang ata eh.
L: Amp hinde kaya.
N: Talaga?
L: Gusto mo tawagan pa kita mamya?
N: Sige nga.

And then nung nasa movie house na sila, nakalimutan nya yatang she promised me na tatawagan nya ko so I texted her and reminded her na she needs to call me, haha. So she did phone me right away, and yeah, she’s with her sister and brother nga. I can’t stop smiling kasi natatawa ko sa sarili ko. Although may halong konteng biro yun, still I’m wondering what happened to me. I’ve never been that paranoid before.

What an extraordinary day. Pasensya na Hon. Mahal lang talaga kita. =)

My officemates and I were all bored so we decided to play Counter Strike, the only game that all of us are aware of. They don’t know DOTA, Ran, Guildwars, and other online games I’m into. I don’t have any choice but to go with the flow, haha. Arman, Dave, and I were all in one team.

So there, it was fun. Then there came the cheaters, haha. The number one rule in Counter Strike is to not look on your opponent’s screen but Ron, Pipo, and Mark didn’t cooperate. What Arman did was he went downstairs, rushed to the parking lot, and he took off her motorcycle’s side mirrors and attached it to my desktop since I was the server, haha. We all laughed our asses out as soon as we saw the outcome. It was really hilarious, yet very practical. See the picture on the left side for the actual weird appearance, haha.

In the end, our team won. Thanks to Arman’s bright idea. Free barbecues.