In case you haven’t noticed it yet, Google is allowing visitors to play Pacman on their Homepage. This came from Google’s Help Forum:
Hey Web Searchers,
If you’ve visited our homepage today, there’s no doubt that you noticed our Pac Man doodle honoring the game’s 30th anniversary. If you insert the virtual coin, you can begin playing this legendary game or you can wait 10 seconds and it will automatically start. If you’re not a Pac Man fan or want to skip the music and lights, just enter you search query as usual and you’ll be directed to our normal search results page. Other options include:
1. Closing your browser
2. Turning the volume down or off on your computer
3. Playing Pac Man all day long (or at least until you beat your co-workers)
I remember this game when I was still a kid. It’s a great game. :) Just go to Google‘s Homepage and press insert coin! I think it will be just for today, so enjoy!
Last May 16, 2010 Sunday, I saw this very beautiful arrangement of heavenly bodies in the sky. It’s the moon and Venus! I don’t know when will this be going to happen again but it’s great. I don’t have any high-resolution camera to capture this moment but luckily one of my contacts in Facebook did a nice job. Well, I would just like to share this to everyone who haven’t seen this yet. Really wonderful.
I saw this post in my old blog and I would like to repost this because this is still true for me.
Second to jeeps, tricycles are one of the most famous mode of transportation here in the Philippines. Covering an entire village, transporting you from your current location to your chosen destination but ofcourse only within their boundaries only at small costs, mostly (depending on the driver) 8 pesos as the base price for each head.
But, above all those praise, I really do hate tricycle drivers and here are some of my reasons:
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Just in case. If I say something stupid in the future, it’s better to be able to point out that the stupidity is mine, and mine alone. My stupidity! You can’t have it! :)
