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CNN is dead? Not. These are just quiet times, when there is little or nothing to say. After a while, a forest will burn up, one of us will be smitten… something will happen definitely, and we will all be here to talk about it.
O tama na iyan. Nakaltas na dapat ako kung hindi tinanggal yung Eighth Theist. Sorry. Wala lang talaga akong masabi. What are we going to do now it’s all been said. No new ideas in the house and every book has been read. Iisipin ng mga Jailhouser kapag nagkabulgaran, ginawang despotism yung Eighth Theist dahil nahihirapan tayong gumawa ng CNN at least once a week dahil walang mapag-usapan dahil wala sila, pero hindi natin magawang magkaltasan. wohh wohh <white trash na kaklase ni White Trash Years>
The Dirty Matter
TO BE CONTINUED…
Dugas na CNN. Wala munang replies. Salamat kay Hec sa pagtulong niya sa akin sa paggawa nung mga Dirty Matter comic strip. Salamat kay Vicente para sa mga picture. Salamat kay øLagoon sa pagbigay sa niya akin ng kopya nung mga picture, pero actually; kinuha ko na lang ulit sa The Last Session yung mga picture dahil naggagago yung freemail at hindi ko ma-download yung pinadala ni øLagoon. wohh wohh <white trash na kaklase ni White Trash Years>
The Dirty Matter 
