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NEOZERYE Season 2 Episode 1: CLIFFORD Client: UNILAB Agency: Harrison Communications Clients: Alex Fernandez, Cherish Canizares, CheChe Kau, Ida Fulo, Aina Ilagan Accounts : Maricel Pangilinan-Arenas, Dino Laurena, Monday Gonzales, Sinta Rosales-Baguio, Abby Nicolas, Tina Encela Creatives : Emily Abrera, Isabel Gamboa, Darwin Bamba, Elvin Julian Broadcast : Chona Bustamante, Netnet Valencia Director : Erik Matti DOP : JA Tadena Production Design: Richard Somes Assistant Director : Christine Blando Executive Producer : Marie Vee Production House : Reality Entertainment Post House : Larger than Life Animation: Holy Cow/Vince del Rosario PREVIOUSLY IN NEOZERYE: You can watch the complete first season of Neozerye at: http://babblingpoint.blogspot.com/2007/02/neozerye-you-can-finally-watch-complete.html

Get WASTED online “ Wasted is a nihilistic poem of violence and love gone wrong, one of the most intense and uncompromising portrayals of insanity that I've seen in print with a touch of failed romance that makes it something we can all relate to in our darkest moments.” -- Randy Lander, SNAP JUDGEMENTS at The Fourth Rail , 2004 "A recent graphic novel of note, by Filipino writer/artist Gerry Alanguilan. A marvellous little black book of lost love, unhinged hatred for everything everywhere, and making things right using only guns. Early work by a potentially brilliant creator." -- Warren Ellis , 1998 Mr. Lander and Mr. Ellis were obviously talking about Gerry Alanguilan’s WASTED, which quickly sold out back in 1998 and even though it was reprinted later on, is currently out of stock. So, for those of you who didn’t get to pick up the original / Xeroxed edition during the mid-90s and if you didn’t get to buy the trade paperback in 1998 and if you weren’t a big fan of Pulp...

"If confusion about your love life is ruining your day, I think it's good to go over to your best friend's house and ruin her day too." --STEVE MARTIN, L.A. Story BWAHAHAHA! That quote just reminded me of some people. Wait. Wait. The line just reminded me of myself. Back in the old days, whenever I ended up on that road called the Blues, I bugged a whole lot of people (and ruined their day). I used to go to Moy’s house with three or four mini-cheesecakes (bought from that small cake shop along White Plains) and we’d talk about whatever was bothering me while we ate the cake. The cake, being comfort food, was supposed to make us feel better, but sometime we just went out for more cake. Then there was time I went to Mark’s house around midnight. Since the cheesecake shop was closed, we ended up going to Wendy’s at the corner of Kamias and EDSA. We ordered take out and I kept on ranting about my love life (or lack of) until we got to the UP Oblation. There we stay til 2...