i admit that i have used "that's so gay" countless times but over something that i find very interesting, humorous or flamboyant. but then this expression has become widespread that at numerous circumstances it has been used as insult instead. i am not washing my hands nor pointing fingers at anyone but it's about time we become more responsible bout the words that come out of our mouth.
think before you speak, think twice before you act
and here's a tv ad starring a really good actress wanda sykes
Synonymous with the California boardsports lifestyle, Sector 9 was founded in 1994 and has emerged as a market leader in the design and manufacture of skate longboards-- a fast-growing niche segment within the skateboard market. The brand's environmental stance differentiates it from other brands in the boardsports channel; with their eco-geared products and initiatives appealing to the surfers, skateboarders and the broader youth market.
About the race
How Green is Your Skateboard?
As a sport that embodies the tenets of living for the moment, it seems odd that skateboarding could mesh so well with environmentalism's cautious
and long-term philosophy. But as evidenced by brands like Sector 9, extreme sports and living green are a logical mix. In fact, October 11, 2008
might be a good time for you to do your part for the environment as Sector 9 hosts the first "Push Don't Pollute" race in the Philippines.
Join the largest convergence of Filipino skateboarders as they race to the finish line in the hopes of encouraging people to find alternative
methods of transportation and underscore the need to take better care of the planet.
Volcom is an innovative designer, marketer and distributor of fashionable and functional clothing for men and women, accessories and related products. Known for consistently following its motto of "youth against the establishment," the brand is inspired by the energy of youth culture and continues to drive initiatives that underscore creativity and forward-thinking. The brand, symbolized by The Stone, is sold all over the world, including the Philippines, which is exclusively distributed under Aloha Boardsports Inc.
Volcom about the contest:
Here’s your chance to become a featured artist for a global brand.
Over the last decade, Volcom has provided a platform for aspiring artists to express themselves through the Featured Artist Series line of products. Mark Appleyard, Michael Sieben, Mitchell Froelich, Todd Bratrud and Michael J. Zepeda are only some of the independent artists previously tapped by Volcom. The chosen Volcom artist is then tasked to design T-shirts and a range of other accessories such as hats, wallets, and belts as well as boardshorts, sweatshirts and woven/knit shirts. The Featured Artist Series line is released in Volcom outlets worldwide.
Following the theme, “Why are you hurting your neighborhood? What’s wrong with you?” Volcom is now inviting local Filipino artists to turn in an original design that answers the question for the chance to be part of Volcom’s Featured Artist Series line.
Celebrating the best of Brazil in Manila. Exclusively at Rockwell Powerplant Mall in a three-part series:
SEPTEMBER 2008
BRAZUKA kicks off the series to commemorate Brazilian national day in south american style.
DECEMBER 2008
FELIZ NATAL will celebrate Christmas and the real spirit of Família in wine and song.
FEBRUARY 2009
The culmination of AMOR em CARNAVAL explodes onto the streets with the fervor and fantasia of Brazil in all its spectacular glory! From floats, parades, percussion ensembles and revelers to the much-awaited annual Capoeira batizado ceremony with guest teachers and performers from Brazil, Europe, and Asia bringing their culture to Philippine shores.
Together with: The Embassy of Brazil in Manila The Escola Brasileira de Capoeira Nykó Macá + PLAYgROUND Eileen Sison and Guaraná The Escola de Samba de Manila Brigada Futkal Aquarela The Company Planet Zips
With the support of: ZONA SUL and MOANA HAVAIANAS M-AUDIO Fete Events
i admit that i have used "that's so gay" countless times but over something that i find very interesting, humorous or flamboyant. but then this expression has become widespread that at numerous circumstances it has been used as insult instead. i am not washing my hands nor pointing fingers at anyone but it's about time we become more responsible bout the words that come out of our mouth.
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