Here’s a very funny video taking on Barack Obama’s position as the most powerful man of the most powerful country in the world, as President of the United States of America.
Sure, it might take a Super Obama to fight budget deficits, unemployment, health care, national debt and global warming problems as well as solve security crisis in Iraq and with the Talibans.
Well, it was not exactly Jeff Goldblum’s The Fly character that US President Barack Obama has encountered. He will probably need more than a fly swatter to squish it.
It was a smaller and more harmless but who says Obama wouldn’t hurt such defenseless creature?
Time Magazine has already released the finalists for its annual list of 100 Most Influential People in the World. For this year’s list, 202 people (sometimes pairs or groups) are included in the online voting.
The Philippines’ very own Manny Pacquiao is included in the elite list. He is also the only boxer. Pacman’s inclusion in the list of finalists is ALREADY a great source of pride for us Filipinos but if he can make it to the Top 100, then that’s all the more reason that we’ll feel great honor. NO Filipino has ever been named to that list!
I have registered on twitter last August 20, 2008 out of curiosity. I have read that it’s one of the fastest growing social networking sites in the world so I registered. But unlike its counterparts like facebok where I can create my profile by writing my favorites or where I studied or even upload my pictures, twitter is so much different.
At my twitter home page, I’m being asked “What are you doing?” What the heck, does it really matter to you if I’m picking my nose right now? Hehehe… And I must write in 140 characters or less. Huh? I don’t understand how telling nobody that you are watching Twilight works. I just went with the flow and posted random comments and links to my blog posts. But I STILL don’t understand how it works as no one seems to really care. No one replies to my tweets.
I heard this joke from our parish priest two weeks ago during his sermon.
After Barack Obama’s win at the US Presidential Elections, he immediately called Malacañang.
