Archive for March, 2010
The Fiftieth List
Just another lousy “list” articles for you politically charged operators out there. We are now on our 50th. As for you who had no idea what’s this about, these lists are reciprocal links that I love to post to give back to those who recently had linked to our site using the Entredropper page. This [...]
Have Gordon Created Gapo’s Culture of Fear?
When I came to Olongapo, I was very hopeful. I just had a daughter, her mom is a native Olongapena, and I decided to go there to start a new life. It’s a bustling city yet with a small town feel. The night life is not as good as Manila but having been a fan [...]
The Forty-Ninth List
Just a little break from politics and back to our boring routine of posting reciprocal links. So far, we’re still moving up on our linkage. People still kept on linking and so we will keep on going. I haven’t had a chance to check what’s up with entrecard lately. My other site that still has [...]
A Day in the Life… Not Again?
Here they come again. I knew what I’m about to take when I decided to write personal experiences about my life in Olongapo, or at least parts of it. Heat. I’m about to take some unnecessary heat. Of all the searches online regarding the 2010 presidentiables, presidential wannabe Richard Gordon had the most positive posts [...]
The Lords of Olongapo
When the City of Olongapo is mentioned, the first things that would come to mind are two: the entertainment bars lining its streets and the name Gordon. While the roots of existence of the former are well-traced, the existence and the reason why the latter became a household name is not much talked about. Who [...]
The Forty-Eight List
We’re going and going and going and going and going and going…. I just don’t know where to stop. The entrecard limit for dropping is only 300. Our Entredropper list consists of 30 batches. each batch has a live link of 10 sites, which means once you click on one batch, it opens 1o sites [...]
A Day in a Life in Gapo Part 3
Ganito pala sa Olongapo, parang war zone. This was the surprised remark from one of the media personnel from GMA-7 who witnessed what happened that fateful day in November 1996. All the action were going on inside the SBMA where the APEC forum was being held, so it only makes sense for all the media, [...]