Aaron Sitosta's blog
Aaron Sitosta. writer. design geek--bad role model. Someday, I'll work in advertising. For now, I'll keep writing. devouring design and exercising my creative synapses
Aaron Sitosta's blog
jaymug:

‘Sometimes I pretend to be normal. But it gets boring. So I go back to being me’ by Allegra Villella
aieos:

1970’s Vira Mall, Greenhills by Jose Zaragoza
jaymug:

DIY Ikea Stonehenge
nevver:

Bigmouth Strikes Again
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dyomampy:

juanrepublic:

Infographics: How Big is the Agusan Monster Crocodile?
Agusan del Sur’s monster crocodile became an instant celebrity (and internet sensation) over the past days mainly because it is said to be the largest saltwater crocodile ever caught in the wild.
I have been always wondering how big the crocodile is. I need to have an infographic of a reference point to compare the crocodile with other common things.
Now thanks to ABS-CBNnews.com’s infographic, I am enlightened.
And as for the usual and other stuff for the Republic:
Agusan Del Sur’s monster crocodile is 21 foot long and is said to be the largest and longest in the world. I wonder where the shortest crocodile is. Wait, what is the height of our former President?
TV-5 and Direk Carlo J. Caparas should hire this croc as a substitute for their CGI-croc Bangis. 
The local government of Bunawan, Agusan del Norte is planning to make megacroc a tourist attraction. I wonder if the Quezon City government is planning to do the same with the huge building at Batasan Hills.
I wonder how these crocodiles would react if they can speak out how they were being compared to Pinoy Politicians (I was seriously considering writing a piece entiltled A Crocodile Monologue.).
Protect our species. Protect our environment. Have a blessed Thursday everyone! 

ano to? DINOSAUR!!?!? :))
dyomampy:

juanrepublic:

Infographics: How Big is the Agusan Monster Crocodile?
Agusan del Sur’s monster crocodile became an instant celebrity (and internet sensation) over the past days mainly because it is said to be the largest saltwater crocodile ever caught in the wild.
I have been always wondering how big the crocodile is. I need to have an infographic of a reference point to compare the crocodile with other common things.
Now thanks to ABS-CBNnews.com’s infographic, I am enlightened.
And as for the usual and other stuff for the Republic:
Agusan Del Sur’s monster crocodile is 21 foot long and is said to be the largest and longest in the world. I wonder where the shortest crocodile is. Wait, what is the height of our former President?
TV-5 and Direk Carlo J. Caparas should hire this croc as a substitute for their CGI-croc Bangis. 
The local government of Bunawan, Agusan del Norte is planning to make megacroc a tourist attraction. I wonder if the Quezon City government is planning to do the same with the huge building at Batasan Hills.
I wonder how these crocodiles would react if they can speak out how they were being compared to Pinoy Politicians (I was seriously considering writing a piece entiltled A Crocodile Monologue.).
Protect our species. Protect our environment. Have a blessed Thursday everyone! 

ano to? DINOSAUR!!?!? :))
"I recall a story I once read by a psychiatrist, a story about a tribe that has a rather unusual way of dealing with moral wrongdoers or lawbreakers. Such a person, when his or her infraction is discovered, is not reproached or condemned but is brought into the center of the village squareand the whole tribe gathers around. Everyone who has ever known this person since the day he or she was born steps forward, one by one, and talks about anything and everything good this person has ever been known to have done. The speakers arent allowed to exaggerate or make mountains out of molehills; they have to be realistic, truthful, factual. And the person just sits there, listening, as one by one people talk about all the good things this person has done in the course of his or her life. Sometimes, the process takes several days. When its over, the person is released and everyone goes home and there is no discussion of the offenseand there is almost no repetition of offenses (Zunin, 1970)."
Nathaniel Branden - The Benefits and Hazards of the Philosophy of Ayn Rand (via ronenreblogs)
ultraelectromagneticjep:

beer will save the world.. nice ad.. LoL!