Cataloguing
“On the question of pedophilia, The White Book was unequivocal: it formally advised against Thailand, which no longer had anything to recommend it, if indeed it ever had. It was much better to go to the Philippines or, better still, to Cambodia—the journey might be dangerous, but it was worth the effort.” – from Platform by Michel Houellebecq
The movie 8mm refers to the Philippines as a source of snuff movies.
Patis dissed: “The nuoc mam from Phu Quoc Island was the best of all, clear and with an astonishingly subtle taste. . .But the sauce in this restaurant is from the Philippines, very bad, not from Thailand, which at least is a pale second-best.” – from the story Love by Robert Olen Butler
In the movie Constantine, the possessed girl hisses at Keanu Reeves: “PapaTAYin natin siya!” So Hollywood has established that Tagalog is the language spoken in hell.
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September 5th, 2007 at 21:08
LMAO @ “Hollywood has established that Tagalog is the language spoken in hell”!
September 6th, 2007 at 07:21
I think Tagalog really is the language spoken in hell. The reaction to heavy peak hour Manila traffic seems to bring out our inner demons is evidence enough. Check the collective cussing under all the unwilling participants’ breaths–some more audible than others, really.
September 7th, 2007 at 13:03
ROFLMAO!!! Are we supposed to divulge on Hades’s official address on the planet now?!
September 7th, 2007 at 15:52
So that explains all that voodoo… It really was Tagalog. Haha.
September 8th, 2007 at 17:40
wicked…
another reason to believe that i am evil.
Magtagalog tayong lahat! weeee!
what happened to Latin being the languae of the dead…
so, are tagalog songs incantations to call forth satan?
imagine someone singing a ‘itaktak mo’ then the devil appears and snatches his/her soul. what a scene. :P
September 10th, 2007 at 20:08
me loves being evil… and me speaks Tagalog a lot… MATAKOT KAYO… be very…