Melai Cantiveros, everyone's favorite problem solver, is here for some tips to win the heart of your gal. In M3, Melai Mo Magwork, courtesy of Banana Split, Melai offers you boys some top five tips to gain a mouth to mouth kiss on your gal, especially when you guys are on Enchanted Kingdom!
5) Bring her to the haunted house and kiss the girl while its dark. When she's scared and mad, tell her its the ghosts who kissed your girl!
4) The old-school style, pretend your're fainting (dehydrating) and when you fake your fainting, let her do the mouth to mouth resuscitation to you!
3) Drink at her straw. It's like you're pretending your kissing with your gal
2) Friendly kiss
1) At the theater, pretend you're whistling with your gal, then try to unknowingly kiss her!
Boys, try to say thank you to Melai because without her tips, you wouldn't get the first kiss with your gal.
Speaking of which, what just happened at Noli (Jayson Gainza), Kuring (Nina Jose) and Julius (Badji Mortiz) from The Amazing Microwave Pandesal Rangers? After Ted (Jason Francisco) was humiliated by some villain dressed in black, the three of them gone jail time. As they went back to their normal state, they were going to be attacked by the convicts when suddenly, they ate the fillings (Noli ate the peanut butter, Kuring ate the cheese, and Julius ate the margarine) and transformed into Pandesal Rangers, scaring the convicts. But who put these fillings? The villain in black? Why did that villain helped our heroes? Tune in tomorrow!
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
To save a Philippine eagle...
As we all know, the Philippine Eagle is the national bird of the Philippines (everyone learned about this right?) and now one of the endangered species (not to mention now it's an acquirable item from Facebook's Mafia Wars via the Private Zoo property where the player must upgrade this property to Level 3 and have 12 or more animal feeds in order to obtain the Philippine Eagle), it seems that Chevron Philippines (Caltex) collaborates with the Philippine Eagle Foundation, as one of the four charity choices.
Full scoop:
Willing to save this national treasure from extinction? Gas up to Caltex and support!
Special Daihatsu Move customization brings the Hidden Mickey inside!
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| Disney interior package for the 2011 Daihatsu Move/Move Custom |
With the launch of the new, fifth-generation, Daihatsu Move, it seems there will be lots of customization items offered for the new model.
Aside from that, there is a very special customization for the new Move that has a special guest star! That's right! The mouse is in the Move because there's a special Disney interior package!
This special customization covers the seats and flooring with everything Mickey! Yes! There's a hidden Mickey inside the new Move! It comes in two colors; white and pink! Most of the Disney seat covers and the Disney floormat comes with the Air Wash, so cleaning them up is a breeze.
Looks like most women would love to have a Hidden Mickey inside the new Move!
More Info (Japanese only):
Monday, December 13, 2010
Fifth Generation Daihatsu Move and Move Custom (LA100S/LA110S)
Since its debut in 1995, the Daihatsu Move is Japan's most respectful small compact cars that can compete with Suzuki's fastest selling Wagon R. The Daihatsu Move underwent four full model changes from 1998, 2002, and 2006, with the addition of the Custom variant that appeals to the young drivers looking for an edge of style. Now, just in time before Christmas 2010, the fastest selling Daihatsu, the Move, is now evolved to its much anticipated fifth-generation model.
Even when the Move is now on its fifth model change, it still offers two styles that depends on the Japanese customers' personal tastes. If they want it more simpler, the normal Daihatsu Move is offered, but for those who think that style is an option, the Move Custom fits their personal preferences.
Aside from its new model change, the new Daihatsu Move made even more economical and eco-friendly thanks to Daihatsu's first idling stop system, dubbed as Eco Idle, that allows the engine to be automatically shut off when the car stopped, for instance; stopped at the red light or at the stop sign. The Eco Idle is somewhat similar to Mazda's i-stop (found in the Mazda Axela, Biante, and the new Premacy) and Toyota's Smart Stop (iQ Go 6MT and the upcoming third-generation Vitz/Yaris). With the Eco Idle equipped on the newly upgraded 658cc KF engine, the new Daihatsu Move has the maximum fuel economy of a majestic 27.0km/L (in 2WD variants). I got to say it, the new Daihatsu Move's fuel economy is greater than the new Nissan March K13 and the upcoming third-generation Toyota Vitz/Yaris combined. For those looking for power, there is a turbocharged KF engine available exclusively on the new Daihatsu Move Custom RS that has the power output of 64PS and the fuel economy of 22km/L (Custom RS 2WD). Both the new Move and Move Custom are equipped with the Continuous Variable Transmission for optimized fuel efficiency.
On the standard Daihatsu Move, the exterior seems to be aggressive but simple. On its interior, there's a simple touch and contrast between the beige colored seats, simple scooter-like tachometer, and a relaxing atmosphere. Most women would love to take advantage on this variant. On the Daihatsu Move Custom, this kind of Move is the most aggressive kei car ever expected aside from the front headlamps resembles like the previous model and the bumper similar to the Tanto Exe Custom. Step inside and this one's too manly for its own right. Looks like the enthusiasts' choice not always the Move Custom, but the Move Custom RS because of the RS exclusive Momo steering wheel armed and ready to take flight.
My thoughts about the Move:
The Move might have been defeated by the Suzuki Wagon R in terms of sales, but now its back with a vengeance and its ready for its payback to claim its "kei number one" status from the Suzuki Wagon R (in regular and Stingray). Now that the Suzuki Wagon R is equipped with the idling stop, the new Daihatsu Move comes ready with the Eco Idle system, which means the new Move's fuel efficiency could really crush the Suzuki Wagon R for good. Can the new Move claim back its number one status once and for all?
Adopting the new concept "TNP27" (TNP means Teinenpi, which is Japanese for fuel economy) referring to the fuel economy of a majestic 27.0km/L, the new Move is now reborn, retouched, and renewed to become one with nature thanks to its eco-car status and the qualification of Japan's "eco-car genzei" system, which receives a tax deduction of 75% off.
Photo: Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd.
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| 2011 Daihatsu Move |
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| 2011 Daihatsu Move Custom |
Even when the Move is now on its fifth model change, it still offers two styles that depends on the Japanese customers' personal tastes. If they want it more simpler, the normal Daihatsu Move is offered, but for those who think that style is an option, the Move Custom fits their personal preferences.
Aside from its new model change, the new Daihatsu Move made even more economical and eco-friendly thanks to Daihatsu's first idling stop system, dubbed as Eco Idle, that allows the engine to be automatically shut off when the car stopped, for instance; stopped at the red light or at the stop sign. The Eco Idle is somewhat similar to Mazda's i-stop (found in the Mazda Axela, Biante, and the new Premacy) and Toyota's Smart Stop (iQ Go 6MT and the upcoming third-generation Vitz/Yaris). With the Eco Idle equipped on the newly upgraded 658cc KF engine, the new Daihatsu Move has the maximum fuel economy of a majestic 27.0km/L (in 2WD variants). I got to say it, the new Daihatsu Move's fuel economy is greater than the new Nissan March K13 and the upcoming third-generation Toyota Vitz/Yaris combined. For those looking for power, there is a turbocharged KF engine available exclusively on the new Daihatsu Move Custom RS that has the power output of 64PS and the fuel economy of 22km/L (Custom RS 2WD). Both the new Move and Move Custom are equipped with the Continuous Variable Transmission for optimized fuel efficiency.
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| 2011 Daihatsu Move interior |
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| 2011 Daihatsu Move Custom interior |
On the standard Daihatsu Move, the exterior seems to be aggressive but simple. On its interior, there's a simple touch and contrast between the beige colored seats, simple scooter-like tachometer, and a relaxing atmosphere. Most women would love to take advantage on this variant. On the Daihatsu Move Custom, this kind of Move is the most aggressive kei car ever expected aside from the front headlamps resembles like the previous model and the bumper similar to the Tanto Exe Custom. Step inside and this one's too manly for its own right. Looks like the enthusiasts' choice not always the Move Custom, but the Move Custom RS because of the RS exclusive Momo steering wheel armed and ready to take flight.
My thoughts about the Move:
The Move might have been defeated by the Suzuki Wagon R in terms of sales, but now its back with a vengeance and its ready for its payback to claim its "kei number one" status from the Suzuki Wagon R (in regular and Stingray). Now that the Suzuki Wagon R is equipped with the idling stop, the new Daihatsu Move comes ready with the Eco Idle system, which means the new Move's fuel efficiency could really crush the Suzuki Wagon R for good. Can the new Move claim back its number one status once and for all?
Adopting the new concept "TNP27" (TNP means Teinenpi, which is Japanese for fuel economy) referring to the fuel economy of a majestic 27.0km/L, the new Move is now reborn, retouched, and renewed to become one with nature thanks to its eco-car status and the qualification of Japan's "eco-car genzei" system, which receives a tax deduction of 75% off.
Photo: Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd.
VW USA - Fender Collaboration (There's a Mio or Azu-nyan in your 2012MY V-Dub!)
Hmm, it seems that Volkswagen USA teams up with the legendary brand behind the famous Jazz Bass and Mustang, Fender, for their premium sound system for MY2012 models, including the next generation Beetle, New Midsize Sedan, and the latest Jetta.
Scoop:
In other words, um, how can I put this, when you remember the Fender brand, you will always remember two famous products from this brand; the Fender Jazz Bass and the Fender Mustang. Not only these two are a guitarists' favorites, they're also an otakus' favorite because both of these Fenders were appeared in K-On (Jazz Bass for Mio, and Mustang for Azusa Nakano). To put it simply because VW USA teams up with Fender for their exclusive sound system the result would be this:
There will be
Inside your
The Fender name will come to North American Volkswagen cars, meaning there's a Mio or Azu-nyan in your 2012MY V-Dub! Ah, the heart of the Jazz Bass and the Mustang coming to VW as an audio system. If that happened, could we listen to some K-On songs while driving a Volkswagen or better yet make an itasha out of these?
Sunday, December 12, 2010
New Regal vs. New Mark X
Buick's Regal
Toyota's Mark X
They have no chance for them to encounter, but both of these were executive medium sedans built for the executive class. Both of these executive medium sedans were my favorites but I wonder which one is my pick?
CASE ONE:
The Regal name on the Buick lineup returned after years of absence and its now an OEM of the Opel Insignia. Although based on the Opel Insignia, the Buick Regal has a striking design that makes other executive medium sedans such as the Honda Accord Euro (Acura TSX), Volkswagen Passat CC, and the Volvo S60 to shame. Although the front face seems to have more pogi points than others, the lineup of the Buick Regal consists of two available engines; one is the 2.4L Ecotec engine and the second is the high-performance 2.0L Turbo engine. Most are fitted with the 6-speed automatic but the turbo variant comes with the 6-speed manual. I guess my favorite Regal is the Regal CXL Turbo because not only it has a turbo engine on it, it also has a manual transmission on it. Turbo and MT combined to make this a fun to drive Regal for the American Autobahn.
CASE TWO:
The Mark X is the replacement of the legendary Toyota Mark II since its debut in November 2004. In October 2009, the Mark X gained its massive model change from inside and out. The design of the new Mark X is razor sharp. That's why this was called "Samurai X" thanks to the commercial with Koichi Sato and the Samurai Code mini drama aired in TV Tokyo from January to March 2010. The Toyota Mark X comes with two engines; a 4GR-FSE (2.5 V6) engine and a 2GR-FSE (3.5 V6) engine. It comes with three styles to choose from; the Standard Type, the Premium Type (loaded with safety features), and the Sports Type (armed with paddle shifters).
For styling, the Toyota Mark X is my pick, but for the performance side, I would go for the Buick Regal because of the turbo+MT variant. Both of these executive medium sedans aren't made for passion, they are made for performance.
BS at Enchanted!
What just happened at the December 11 episode of Banana Split?
- Fresh batch of Showbiz news at Balitang Siksik Showbiz Edition
- Jokes at Enchanted Kingdom!
- Meet your new superhero that has a letter to solve your problem, Alpha Beth! LOL, that's Melai... If there's ubo, there's ube!
- Kuya Keem (John Prats) and Igor Stojokovic Krystic (Ryan Bang) set to the extreme when they ride something extreme at Enchanted Kingdom!
- Rizza Masahista (RR Enriquez) massages the wrong client
- Aha! Banana Split spoofs SOCO (Scene of the Crime Operatives)
- Fresh batch of Showbiz news at Balitang Siksik Showbiz Edition
- Jokes at Enchanted Kingdom!
- Meet your new superhero that has a letter to solve your problem, Alpha Beth! LOL, that's Melai... If there's ubo, there's ube!
- Kuya Keem (John Prats) and Igor Stojokovic Krystic (Ryan Bang) set to the extreme when they ride something extreme at Enchanted Kingdom!
- Rizza Masahista (RR Enriquez) massages the wrong client
- Aha! Banana Split spoofs SOCO (Scene of the Crime Operatives)
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